Book highlights early Greeley and Ute policy debate
Sprague’s new book traces Meeker era Indian policy, Meeker family life, and Greeley’s founding, citing forthright reporting and public library aided sources. It covers Ute removal, land transfers, and a controversial press portrayal of Utes, with context on 1950s views and compensation battles.
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Combined Greeley Daily Tribune and Republican Executive Staff Note
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple names and notes about editor staff, subscriptions, and mailing details for The Greeley Daily Tribune and The Greeley Republican. It mentions subscription prices and circulation offerings, with references to Colorado and monthly terms, in a disordered, unreadable block.
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Massacre at White River a Ute tragedy and Meeker tale
The foreword by Marshall Sprague to a bio of Nathan Meeker recounts the White River massacre era. It ties Meeker’s death to Ute resistance, the Meeker affair, and the broader westward clash of tribes, settlers, and government policy amid reforms led by figures like Schurz and Belknap and the era’s political shifts.
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Supreme Court fills civil rights gap under Warren era
The Supreme Court has become a de facto lawmaking body on civil rights and liberties. It has enforced desegregation and expanded defendants’ protections while limiting government prosecutions. Recent rulings include combatting communist influence and evaluating the 1949 Smith Act, signaling ongoing shifts in federal civil rights policy.
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Court rulings on informers and secrecy raised in retrial case
A court limited government use of informant witnesses in retrials, rejecting broad access to FBI files. It held a defendant must be allowed to know the identity of a government informer and restricted disclosure to information supplied by a witness tied to that defendant. The ruling narrows disclosure while preserving some rights to challenge testimony.
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Two Nuptials and a Food Plant News Mixes In 19 Years Ago
A 1938 Kansas City wedding tale follows Edwin Saalwaechter and Kalbecinè Kennedy amid moves to Greeley as she teaches near Kansas City. Also noted is the Windsor Windsor Mercantile director Frye marrying in Windsor after delays due to health. A separate item mentions a preserved food plant to pack Thai dishes in Pakfladed, Thailand.
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New York City
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Santa Fe
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Unciversity of Coorady
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Ales
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Windsor Mercantile Company
Colorado State College
Fort Collins
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Frye
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Thailand
Court Upholds Law Versus Communist Past Ties
A court ruled that past Communist party membership does not bar practicing law and overturned the conviction of three individuals linked to a convicted fugitive Communist leader. FBI raids seized fur from a house without a warrant, and the Justice Department faced scrutiny over actions against an alien under a six month deportation order.
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