Four Hundred Dollars In Prizes For Greeley 4-H Floats
Floats in Greeley Fourth of July parade compete for 400 dollars in cash prizes with 100 from Tribune and 200 from Chamber of Commerce and 15 dollars per float to help defray expenses. Winners receive trophies and a display window exhibit at Howard Weiss jewelry. Parade schedule and route outlined with entries from Mile High Boys, Denver Junior Police Band, Colorado State marching band, and 179th Army band. Governor McNichols may attend.
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Greeley
Tom Richardson
Greeley Chamber of Commeres
Tribine
Chamber of Commerce
Howard Weiss Jewelry
Mile High Boss
Denver
Colorado State Marching Band
179Th Army Band
Fort Carson
Doals
Fiom
Goernor
Stephen McNichols
Novelties
Evans Man Missing Since May Amid Odd Pickup Trail
Walter Carstens, 52, of Evans, has been missing since late May. Sheriff Teplman reported a pickup owned by James Cook of 21 Twenty-third Street was found abandoned southwest of Johnstown soon after his disappearance. A box of tools and two pitch forks were removed from the truck, and Carstens was last seen wearing bib overalls bound to the vehicle.
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Elfort
Walter Carstens
Af Evans
Teplaman
Carstens
Alfice
James Cook
S21
Twenty-third Street
Carslans
Johnstown
Evans
Tegiman
Carsteng
Platteville Sells Its School Bonds for 1958 Project
Platteville district No 118 sold 190000 in general obligation school bonds to fund two new elementary buildings. Bid from Denger investment syndicate at 4.97 per cent beat rival Denver bids of 4.08 and 4.10 per cent. Construction set to begin Oct 4 with occupancy planned fall 1958 after acquiring about acres.
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Platteville — Platteville
Board of ‘Education
Denger Investment Syndicate
Bosworth Sullivan and Company
Garrett- Bromfield and Company
J. St. Mallen Investment Company
Eugene T. Kelly
Fot
Coughlin and Company
Roelicher and Company
Denver
Crullenden, Todesta and Company
Korchner
Kelly
Trail Ridge Road Opens After Winds Close Route
Trail Ridge Road, the nation’s highest continuous mountain highway at 11,000 feet, reopened after high winds and snow delayed work. Chief Ranger Harry said conditions improved and the road should stay open for the rest of the summer, with traffic resuming toward Estes Park and Grand Lake.
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Fstes Park
National Park
Harry
Essest Park
Grand Lake
Home Show Exhibits Light Up Greeley for Five Nights
Thirty four firms showcase modern indoor and outdoor living ideas at the third Farm Home and Sport show in the Greeley Community Building, opening at 6:30 tonight. Exhibits include prizes worth thousands of dollars and performances by Uncle Willie with multiple showings daily through Sunday evening.
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Greeley
Tornight
Uncle Willie
Pam
the Tribune
Campus Music Store
Culligan Soft Water Service
Lew Dakan
Encyclopedia Britannica
Childcraft of
Denver
Exercyele
Calor FU Management Corporation
George's Frame and Axle
Graybeal's Jewelry
Greeley Gas Company
Greeley Glass Shop
Hamilton Investment Plan
Western Metal Products
KVKA
Wayne Cimmins Well Works
Pratt Sewing, Center
Greeley Conch Snl Chair Manufacturing Company
Evans, Cole
Winfield China
Garnsey and Wheeler
Edmiston North Manager With Hq in Denver
Great Western Sugar Co directors re elected officers and named John D. Edmiston of Greeley as northern district manager with Denver headquarters. Kemp announced soon appointments for Greeley Eaton manager and other transfers. Edmiston has led Windsor and Greeley Eaton districts since 1948 and joined the company in 1923.
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Denver
Great Western Sugar Co
Frank A. Kemp
Ace B. A. Oxnard
General Rules
H. L. Hartbure
Robert J. Fisher
Robert J. Wherry
M. B. Holt
Kemp
Oxnard
M.D. Thatcher
Harry Parr
Montgomery Dorsey
John D. Edmiston
Greeley
Eaton
Northern Yllistrint
Greeley-Eaton
Lyman H. Andrews
Northern District
Southern District Manater
James R. Mason
PB. Smith
Getiing
Southern District
Toho Edmiston
Great Western Sugar Company
Grre- Tey-Eaton
Windsor
Fieshman
Nebraska
Longmont
Fort Morgan
Hrush
Pennsylvania
Edmiston
Puebla
Brewster Testifies Counsel Guided Refusal to Produce Records
Frank W. Brewster testified at his contempt trial that he followed his counsel Samuel Bassett’s advice not to produce records or answer questions before the Senate investigations subcommittee in January. He said the subpoenas sought union records beyond permissible scope and violated the Fourth Amendment, and he acknowledged the attorney’s role in guiding his actions.
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Washington
Frank W. Brewster
Congress
Foderal
Sudee
John Z.sirica
Brewster
Tris
Sim
Hal
Baseball Today unclear text with scattered names
Fragmentary AP wire note lists players and team references such as Philadelphia, Chicago and Washington. The readable bits include names like Cardwell Aguirre Sullivan White and cities like Morehead and Seattle, but the passage is garbled and lacks a coherent game report or outcome.
Limiting Govt Witness Issue in Blue Trial
A district court hearing on the Blue River South Platte water project was disrupted as defense lawyer M D Shivers Jr. challenged cross examination limits for federal official James H Knights. Judge Donald A Carpenter ruled Knights could not be restricted, noting he had been sworn without limits. Knights testified about project recommendation while some 1948 data cited as obsolete, and the session paused for a recess to consult the regional solicitor in Denver.
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Blue River
South Platte
Water Conservancy
M. D. Shivers Jr
Englewood
James H. Knights
Regiotyal
Reclamation Bureau
Shivers
Knights
Secretary of the Interior
Donald A. Carpenter
Brrewu
Ree Ional
Denver
Mans Miller
Iurcon
Commissioner of Reclamation
Jin
Three Polling Places Set For Cigarette Tax Election
City Hall in Ward 1, Eighth Avenue gym in Ward 8, and Arlington School in Ward 1 were chosen as the three polling locations for the July 38 special city election on the cigarette tax. City Attorney Kirrowsky recommended limiting polling places to cut costs, with an estimated saving of at least $1,900 as only 15 judges would be needed.
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City Hall
Eighth Avenue Dsm
Arlington School
Charles Kirrowsky
Mort Balel
Karowsky
Eighth Avenue Gyn
Znel Arlington Showl
Ile
Jay Akarowsky
Tankers Collide and Burn Off Brittany Coast
Two oil tankers collided in darkness and fog off Brittany near the Brittany coast. The 354,000 ton tanker Solay Point and the 19,000 ton Greek ship Ioannis were burning eight hours after the collision. Rescue vessels saved more than 50 crew members, including 10 seriously hurt, as French authorities and Greek owners identified the vessels amid confusion over names and papers.
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Bhest
France
Brittany
Hrench
Sloay Point
Ioannis
Tani
Britttany Peninsula
Shin
Two Die In Colo. Traffic Crash Near Avon Dale
A 15 year old girl Alice Arlene Vialpando was killed when the car she rode on the truck door opened and she was thrown to the roadway. Clarence L. Harben 55 died later in Cripple Creek hospital from injuries after a crash two miles south of Divide on State Highway 67. The toll this season reaches 126. two other passengers were injured.
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Coulaern Colorado
Alice Arlene Vialpando
Avondale
Clarence L. Harben
Victor
Divide
Rodriguez
Rodosevich
George W. Aulabee
Clarence Viapanda
Kenneth Rodrigues
Avansah
Taine
Stald
Marden
Cripple Creek
Len J. Fisk
Fred Jardon
William E. Gnold
Vielor
Fisk
Harben
State Patrol Co
Multan Fishbone Cord
Fish Lnst
Grant
Clarence Hareen
Flea trainer seeks new performers after heat wave hits troupe
Bob Matthews of REACH California seeks new fleas for his performer troupe after a heat wave wiped out the prior group. The search focuses on live acts suitable for the circuit.
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Ong
Reach
Calif
Bob Matthews
City limits Sixth Street building permits to December first
Greeley city council adopted a resolution restricting building permits on Sixteenth Street between Fourteenth and Twenty-third avenues to non residential projects in a seven block zone. The measure aims to preserve the street’s beauty and prevent nuisances near Weld County General Hospital and local schools, pending a new zoning map. A new zoning ordinance changing uses was also approved and becomes effective in five days.
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Sixteenth Street
Fourteen Avenue
Planning Commission
Robert G. Cummings
Andrew Gurtner
Cummings
Fourteenth
Twenty-third Avenue
Sixteenth Ftreet
Weld County General Hospital
Greeley High Schools
Heath Junior
Park Congregational
Church
R. W. Crnce
Walter Maitland
Drake Planning Consitant
Commission
Sanner
U S Bases to Be Returned to Japan by 1960
Tokyo report states ten air bases will be returned to Japan or jointly used by 1960 under a U S forces agreement. A provision allows return if necessary to any bases relinquished.
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U. S
Japan
Tokyo i
United States
Mrs Margaret Reel Dies After Illness Near La Salle
Mrs Margaret Kathleen Reel of two and a half miles south of La Salle died Wednesday morning at Weld County General hospital after about four weeks illness. Survived by three children, including Stephen Toot and Mrs Alice Blentz, and five brothers. Funeral at 2 pm Saturday from Macy's drawing room with Linn Grove interment. Memorial donations to La Salle Presbyterian church building fund.
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Margaret Kathleen Reel
la Salle
Weld County General Hospital
Fred C. Root
Byora
Biothorist
Evans
Oasis Rebekah Lodge
Greeley
Stephen Toot
Alice Blentz
Elkton
Edna Keener
Windsor
Henry Craven
Clarence
Leg Graven
Bar Craven
York
Wyo
Ernest Craven
Kersey
Macys
Linn Grove
la Salle Presbyterian Vharch
Brown and Zulueta Weigh in for Fight
Lightweight title bout preview in Denver at the Coliseum shows Joe Brown weighing 334 pounds and Orlando Zulueta declaring readiness. Both boxers bring a world title matchup to Wednesday night proceedings with tense weigh in atmosphere and heightened expectations.
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Brown
Zulueta
Denver
Joe Brown
Balanes
Yor
Orlando Zulueta
Havana
Cuba
Govt Hastens Its Appeal of Girard Ruling
Government moves with speed to appeal a ruling barring U S authorities from trying William S Girard in Japan for the manslaughter of a scavenger near a firing range. The case heads toward the Supreme Court with a possible decision before the term ends. President Eisenhower avoided public discussion and the Solicitor General must decide whether to go directly to the Supreme Court or through the lower appeals court. Girard, a third class from Ottawa Illinois, says the shooting was accidental while guarding equipment in Japan.
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Karl R. Bauman
U.S
GI William
Girard
Wapan
Manslaiphler
Supreme Court
Courch
Eisenhower
USS
Court of Appeals Bere
J. J.ce Rankin
Miss
Luden Joseph
McGarraghy
Anna
Fayne
McGarrraghy
la Purrander
Guidior
State
Defense Departments
Ottawa
Japan
Gt Girard
Eisenhower Signals Possible Shifts in Atomic Test Policy
President Eisenhower indicated willingness to suspend atomic tests while negotiating with Russia on a broader disarmament framework. He suggested a prohibition on weapon manufacture might not be required in a test suspension package, and noted Soviet three point moratorium ideas deserve careful study with details to follow.
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Wasiington Lite
Eisenhower
Russia
U. S
Asis
State Dept
Imarald Slassen
London
United States
United Nations
Britain
Colorado Weather Forecast Summary Partly Warm, Some Thunderstorms
Weather outlook for Colorado covers Wednesday through Thursday with fair conditions in many areas and isolated thundershowers in southern mountains. Temperatures range from lows in the 25 to 52 degree band to highs of 73 to 85 in western regions and 40s to 50s in the east. Mountain areas may see 25 to 45 degrees, with southeast highs near 75 to 85.
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Colorado
Boulet
Longmont
Yair
du Sango
Sonal
Regional Weather Regional Wyoming fair through Thursday with mountains thundershowers
Wyoming forecast calls for fair conditions through Thursday with afternoon thundershowers in the northwestern mountains. Warmer on Wednesday with mountain lows around 30 and 40 to 50 elsewhere, highs around 79 to 80 on Thursday. New Mexico shows widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers, mainly south and west, with warmer conditions Wednesday night into Thursday.
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Wyoming
New Mexico
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