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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
11
Clyde Wagner, a 32 year old murderer at Menard Prison, has created the toy Kongo Safari a push pull elephant train and filed 70 patents since 1941. Five toys are in production and his royalty on Kongo Safari could total 21000 if 700000 units are sold. Wagner hopes to keep inventing while serving a 400 year term.
John Rollins Cundiff, a 30 year old Miami Florida transient, confessed to eight arson fires in Colorado Springs since May. He admitted selling two fires including a $200000 blaze at Puffy Mercantile Co and a smaller fire at Crissey Fowler Lumber Co where he worked. He said he set fires with paper and matches to relieve tension after drinks.
The Army released a draft call for 10,000 men to be inducted in August, reaffirming the same quota set for June and July. India designates Karwar in Mysore State as a major port for seeagoing freighters, signaling strategic maritime interests.
TRINIDAD AP Twenty employees of Las Animas county did not receive pay Monday due to a board dispute over imitating money for road work. Two weeks earlier the board voted 2 to 1 to cap payrolls for the first half of June at 2500 per district. Foster and Winter backed the limit while Like opposed. Payrolls in Like’s district reached 3832.29, and vouchers needed two signatures but were blocked.
Payroll reductions could total 91 200 for the CE district’s second half of the month, leaving the month’s payroll at 5 000.
Mrs Carol Speling sails with four children from Benton Montana toward Cincinnati aboard a cruiser. The journey covers about 3000 miles with three sons and a daughter aged two among the crew as they travel the nation’s midsection toward home.
A Cincinnati family travels in a cabin cruiser down the Missouri River with a crowd cheering from shore. The shipper, an experienced small-boat writer, notes the trip for the Cincinnati Enquirer and the Louisville Courier-Journal. Family includes Wayne 15, Christine 9, Chris Arthur 6. Father works as a Cincinnati sales engineer.
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