Campbell-Robinson agency sold to Chapman and McArthur
Longtime Greeley auto firm Campbell-Robinson Inc changes hands to Joe Chapman and Gale McArthur Bay with plans for an open house in two weeks. Biographies detail Chapman’s World War II Air Force service and business career, and McArthur’s postwar auto work in Denver and return to Greeley.
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Joe Chapman
Gale McArthur Bay
Campbell-Robinson, Inc
Olds and Cadillac
Chapman
Signal Corps
Air Force
University of Minoia
Chapman Motor Sales Company
Evanston
Elawan Air Depot
Oxhigawa
Chapman-Kelley Company
Farmhall and Son, Inc
Aneuto
Ottawa
Pontec
Cadillac
GMC
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Americans
Greeley
Hotary Elit
Country Club
American Legion
Last Patrol
McArthur
Denver
Eo Yen
Weld County
Holingon
Robinson
New Mexico
Autombile
Colorado
W. G. van Sickle
van Sickle
Seventh Street
Robinton
Wond-Toffler Motors Company
Eigath Avenue
Mitchell Electric Company
Hudson and Eqmex
E. A. Tottier Hobinson
Toffler Motor Company
Grans-Totter Motor Company
Eighth Avenue
Clough Furniture Company
Tenth Street
Bruns-Toffler
Codiac
Gldsmobile
Hudson and la Salle
Tit Eleventh Street
E. A. Toffler
Toffler-Robinson
Be1
Cadilac and Ollemobile
H. N. Campbell
H. CG. Jf
Hiow Kawo Aa Bess
Wlarongin
Campbell
Grenier
I Campbell
Navy
University of Calo
Light Plane Burns in Denver Landing
A single engine private plane crashed and burned on landing at Stapleton Airfield in Denver. All four aboard escaped serious injury. Herb Mitenell of Jbock Texas was unhurt after a rough landing at about 110 miles an hour when a wheel collapsed. Passengers J B Spaulding Texas suffered a scratch Eva Lailer of Santa Fe New Mexico had singed hair and Louis Garcia Jr of Saute Ke sustained a lip injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver UK
Stapleton Airfield
Parsons Algard
Herb Mitenell
J Bock
Tex
J.B. Spaulding
Thailas
Hia
Eva Lailer
Santa Fe
S. M
Louis Garcia, Jr
Saute Ke
Senate Mulls Marine Corps Budget Boost Amendment
Senate voters debated a Marine Corps amendment to add about 46 million dollars to preserve manpower at 215,000, oppose a planned 8,000 Army cut, and speed production of fighter jets. Senator Symington led the push while challenging President Eisenhower on defense funding and policy.
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Senate
Marine Corps
Leathernecks
Congress
Symington
Marines Corps
Pay Raise for Government Workers Passed by House
The House approved a 27 percent pay raise for government workers at an estimated cost of 325 million dollars annually. Three Republicans Taher Masin and Vurgell did not vote. The bill moves to a Senate conference to reconcile the House 27 percent with a Senate 10 percent proposal. President Eisenhower’s stance remains uncertain as discussions continue.
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Washington
House
Taher
New York
Masin
Ilinois
Vurgell
Risenhow
St. George
ROK Receives Five Sabre Jetfighters from U.S. Air Force
South Korea’s five year old air force on Monday received five Sabre jetfighters from the U.S. Air Force, marking a boost in regional air power. The handover occurred as Seoul Ney expands its aviation capabilities with U.S. support.
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Suwon
Korea
Ti. 3
Air Force
Big Three Hold Strategy Meeting in New York
The Big Three Western foreign ministers met in New York for a strategy session ahead of President Eisenhower's address. British Foreign Secretary compared notes with French and Italian counterparts as they reached general agreement on positions for upcoming talks.
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Sy Max Harrelson
Francisco Im
Manfay
World Nipismars
Eisenhower
Sorceviry of
Stair
Jean Foster Dulles
Haecd
Milan
Antoine Pinay
Bnveet
VM Malone
New York
Traffic Counter Records 8297 Vehicles on 13th Street
Police Chief G. C. Hunter reports the first use of a new city traffic counter shows 8297 vehicles in 24 hours on 13th Street east of 11th Avenue. Average 75 cars per hour each direction. plan to expand checks at peak times to aid the city planning commission.
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Eleventh Avenue
G. C. Hunter
Firat Experimental Us
City Planning Commission
Yvarloom
Atreeta
Prany
Tall Thirteenth Street
Wianough
Elaventa Avenue
Denver Mayor Runoff Vote Heads To Tuesday Ballot
Denver voters head to the polls Tuesday to choose a mayor auditor and five city councilmen in the first runoff municipal election. Campaigns end with tight turnout hopes ranging from 80 thousand to over 100 thousand. observers disagree on turnout.
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Denver
Nicholsons
Quigg Newton
Ford Foundation
New York
Nicholenn
Kawling
Keating
Nicholson
Denver Couple Killed in Crash
Denver couple Meta Walsh 69 and her husband James Walsh 69 died after a high speed crash on U S 6 24 near a curve, their deaths raising the state's traffic fatality toll to 142. Walsh died in a Glenwood Springs hospital. the collision occurred when a car left the road and struck a rock ledge.
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Eagle
Meta Walsh
Denver
Glenwood Springs
Sandas
James
Atete
Walsh
U. S
Johnstown Man Hart in Traffic Sunday
A Johnstown man Howard Mine fer age 25 was the sole injury in three weekend traffic accidents reported by the state patrol. Romero 37 of Johnstown drove east taking right of way, Roane 42 of Johnstown was north on 87 when Roane’s car was hit broadside and a Safeway truck rear ended it. Roane and passenger were not in their car when struck. Romero’s 1946 Buick valued about 160 dollars was damaged. Roane’s 1955 Willys was a total loss. The Safeway truck sustained 50 dollar damage. A 1948 Chevrolet driven by Walter Carter 35 of Eaton was damaged 150 dollars after being hit from behind by a 1948 Ford driven by Juan Garcia of Eaton. A third crash east of Milliken involved Anthony Kelner 71 of Keeley with a cow-carrying 1954 Ford turning over after leaving the road. The truck’s cows were thrown. the truck sustained 140 dollars damage. Patrolmen Will Kagehara, Tony Hower, and Don Girnl investigated the incidents.
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Johnstown
Howard Mine Fer
Milner
Uhresses
Harts Corner
Loveland
Santon Romero
Hart's Corner
Charles J. Roane
Roone
Romero
Barrow
Safeway
Dallay Ray Rarick
Denver
Raone
Her
Willys
Trach
Will Kagehara
Chevrolet
Walter Carter
Eaton
Lucerne
Ford
Juan Garcia
Ater
Tony Hower
Milliken
Anthony J. Keliner
Keeley
Don Girnl
Goodrich Strike Averted Before Midnight Agreement Reached
Chicago reports that a planned strike by about 44 590 production and maintenance workers at nine R F Goodrich plants was averted after two weeks of secret talks. A five year contract covers pensions, insurance, severance, and other benefits, with terms to be finalized in a formal document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
R. F. Goodrich Co
Company
Oil United Rubber Workers
Sub arrives in Yokohama for third purse duty with Seventh Fleet
The Sand Marine Tekerell arrived in Yokohama Monday to begin her third purse duty in the Far East with the U.S. Seventh Fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Sand Marine Tekerell
Yom Aka
New Methodist Pastors Named for Colorado Conference
Announcement of new ministerial appointments and ordination of seven ministers as the 83rd Colorado Conference of the Methodist Church concluded in Denver. Names include Robert P. Gilmore, William G. Hinsey, Howard L. Morris, Robert W. Musil, Carl M. Schonite, Raymond A. Thompson, plus Joseph R. Brown and others with district postings across Greeley Boulder Cheyenne Wells Trinidad Fort Collins and Windsor.
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Denver
Colorado
The
Methodist Church
Robert P. Gilmore
William GC. Hinsey
Howard L. Morris
Robert W. Musil
Carl MW. Schonite
Raymond A. Thompson
Jif School of Theology
Joseph R. Brown
Dark University
Des Moines
Awa
Greeley
Boulder
Margin 2
Adams
Cheyenne Wells
Thomas R. Fletcher
Eric
Allan
K. Jackson
Evans
Harry Kimbrough
Fleming
New Bayen
Kenneth Redfearn
Haxtun
Willis Phelps
Hillrose and
Snyder
Noyd E. Green
Holyoke
I. Wilson Branstetter
Hudson
Jarrell H. Sharp
Huke
Edwin J. Meyer
Julenburg
Franky H. Bradley
Keenesburg
George E
Fort Collins
Jobin J.torden
Raymond A. Thompson Wan
Fort Coprie
Seeley Jay
Wenley Foundation
Peggy Brooks
Glenn R. Kropt
Pusbly
Warren 5
Bainbridge
Blanca
Mesita
Jack Hill
Cheraw
Wenella Tomlin
Colorado Springs
Trinity Asslaant
Te . Seattfe
Cripple Creek
Joe Whitsitt
del Norte
Carl Sasapman
Kade
G. B. Bruvoldy Fowler
Arthur Frary
Las Animas
Hasty
Elton M. Shoemaker
Man J Zgnola
Edwin M. Randall
Olney Springs
James C. Robinson
Utlo
Northern Avenue
Glen W.laurence
Pueblo
St. Paul
Rath
Sigurd E. Bureh
Milford
Utah
Lillian Nelson
Salt Lake City
Christ Memorial
George
Odgers
Tooefe
J. R Blevins
Grand Jynction
Colo
Frank Mathie
Grand Valley
NeBeque
Donald Gersmain
Crawford
Everett Matz
Norwood Cole
James C. Stephens
Paul Celn
Edward H. Maddox
George KH. Beery
Methodist
Simon
Sayin
T. R. Mejtivig
P Astor
Ateo
Trev
John J. Jorden
Merrivitt
Sir Percy Brooks
Ireland
Weld County
Evans, Hudson, Platteville
Windsor
Barry Kimbrough
Fort Warres
Warren Mcconnell Allivans
McConnell
Washington
Tremors Reported Across Northern Italy and Riviera
A strong quake was felt in northern Italy and the French Riviera early Monday. Tremors were reported in Modantage area and cities including Monte Carlo and Nice.
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Vinerolay
Maly i
Italy
French Riviera
Monnye
Tiel
Iice
Monta Carlo
Nice
Riviera
Gilcrest Youth Dies After 126 Foot Park Fall Near Lyons
Ronald Underhill 14 of Gilcrest died from injuries after a Sunday fall at Meadow Park near Lyons. He toppled from a ledge above Devil's Cave while hiking with his brother Jerry and friends, landing on rocks and rolling downslope. Survived by parents Lea and a large family, funeral set for Friday at the First Assembly of God in Greeley with Linn Grove interment.
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Longmont
Gilcrest
Marne Aninaide
Meadow Park
Lyona
Ronald Underhill
Devil's Cave
Jerry
Ronald
Lea Underhill
Gllcrest
Bowle
Gilcrest High School
First Assembly At God Church of
Geraldine
Gerald
Cora Underhill
Paonia
E. J. Underhill
Getty
Samuel Corbett
San Jose
Calif
First Assembly of God Church of
City Council to Hear 1955 Street Plan and Annexation Proposals
City council Tuesday night will hold public hearings on the first part of the 1955 street improvement program and on the annexation of Lot 8 SEMNW4 Sec SR-65. First readings of ordinances relating to sewage rates and to creation of an improvement district are scheduled, along with contracts and petitions including Forbes Weld purchase, Junior Chamber event use of park, and annexation requests.
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Forbes Weld
Chamber of Commerce
Forl King
Finance Committee
Jhault Thanger
Crosier Field
Follywood
Tammy
Eleventh Avenue
Weather Snapshot For Regions With Varied Showers
The report outlines 24 hour to 24 hour weather ending times across multiple states. Colorado expects generally fair weather Monday through Tuesday with isolated showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening and little temperature change. New Mexico shows decreasing thunderstorm activity east with fair conditions Monday night into Tuesday, with afternoon storms in mountains and northern areas.
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Low
High
Jow
Colorado
Mountain
Grand Valley
Sosworth
Smith
New Mexico
Degrees Here Sunday Weather Report Summary
Sunday featured sunny skies with high temperatures around the 70s across northern Colorado and Wyoming. Readings included 62 at 11 am, a 76 in Leadville and 78 in Colorado Springs locally, with a low near 11 degrees overnight. scattered thundershowers were reported in parts of the region, with similar conditions forecast for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aky Khor
Greeley
Reinty Raceway
Denver
Wyoming
Colradia
Too
Colorado Springs
Limon
Preble
Colorado
Rawlins
Rock Springs
Wyo
la Dinta
Colm
Leadville Fe
Calorule
Rack Springs
AL Conner
Violent Storms Sweep Texas and Several Killed
Severe weather lashed Texas with rain hail and high winds. Three children drowned in a storm cellar near Quanah as the wall of water rushed in. Storms stretched from Quanah to Clarendon and across Texas to Oklahoma and the Dakotas with heavy hail and electrical activity reported. A pilot who bailed out in a thunderstorm was found near Leoti Kansas after his plane crash. Temperatures peaked at 101 in Gila Bend Arizona.
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Texas
West Texas
Quanah
Clarendon
Tesxas Panhandle
Estelimé
Vernon
San Angelo
Dalian-Fort Worth
Oklahoma
Dakotas
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Gulf of Mexico
Jet Pilat
Leati
Kan
Nave
Hhe
Vas
Selkirk
Kansas
Gila Bend
Arzona
Officer Armijo shot after wife slain in home attack
A Jar a Uy-derry Armijo 32, district attorney investigator, was critically wounded in the bedroom of his home after his wife Virginia Armijo 33 was shot in the face. Police say 28 caliber bullets fired from an unknown assailant were meant for Armijo, with eight shoe prints found in an alley nearby. Relatives stayed with Armijo overnight. authorities pursue possible suspects in what officials call a long-standing grudge.
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Jara Uy
Derry Armijo
Gintrict Attorogy
Gaturday
George Lippincott
Armijo
Alamoan
Niscondi
Lippincott
Armija
Lippincot
Oil Drilling Update Near Pleasant Valley and Weld County
Reports from oil fields note S. Dr. Johnson well drilling below 8125 feet Saturday night in SWSW 30-65-64, 415 miles north of Greetey. California Company reports the 826i find at Tlerca is flowing well, with interest turning to Sander No. 1 in NWSW 33-266 as potential top of Lyon sand within 300 feet.
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NWSW
Batarday
Eisenhower marks UN birthday with pledge of peace goals
In San Francisco on the UNs 19th anniversary, President Eisenhower urged Americans to pursue a glorious way of life and pledged United States support for the UN as Big Four talks loom. He spoke of loyalty to the UN, the need for a new peace, and the aim to dismantle fear and weapons while advancing living standards. He noted a possible July Geneva conference and emphasized the right of peoples to self-determination in territories under foreign control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
San Francisco
Eisenhower
United Ne
Atom
U.N
United States
Geneva
Eden
Great Britain
Preiler Faure
France
Bulganin
Rungia
United Nations
Lean
Dedi
Eatea
War Memorial Opera House
U. N
Dulles
U. Ny
Peatmouth
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Soviet Union
East Germany
la Solutions
Eclipse disrupts international telegraph traffic report
A solar eclipse disrupted global telegraph traffic Monday. The graphic control center in QSAKA reported impacts diverting messages to Manila and Colombo, Ceylon, delaying normal activity for about two hours.
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Qsaka
Japan
Manila
Colombo
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Frank Cartton Edgar
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