Captain Rosling and Family Return from Korea with a Pet Dog
Captain Rosling and his family, including nine year old Norman, brought back Rok a two year old Bog with German police blood from Korea as a pet. Rok was born at Taegu and هو the mother was the pet of an air force clerk. The dogs ancestry and roosting remain unclear. Rosling served in Korea from July 1940 to December 1950, later returning to the United States and taking air force arms and ammunition duties. The family plans to join at Biloxi after Rosling’s electronics assignment.
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Gale Rosling
Rok
Korea
Norman
Ta¢gu
Air Force
Ehippines
Ag Kon
Wil
Koreans Often Use Dogs For Meat, He Added. Rosting
Japan
Air Polie
United States
Ince
Resling
Marchfield
Calif
Greeley
Blox
Miss
Fred Rosling
Rosling
Roaling
Phillippines Mn
Inter
Church Built in Single Day in Montgomery Village
In Banta Rora Galil on June 21 a church project saw 180 volunteers rally after a pistol shot at 7:08 am. Prefabricated A-frame beams were raised within minutes and a steeple set in about an hour. The L-shaped church will seat 20 in eight sanctuaries with Sunday school rooms, social space, kitchen, and a laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banta Rora
Galil
Montgomery Village Presbyterian
Nosilion
Stork Express Births Reported in Weld County
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Levenue Shugarl of 2122 Eighth Avenue on Friday June 20 at Weld County Public Hospital. A daughter was born today June 20 to Mr and Mrs Refugio Herrandes of Route 3a at Weld County Public Hospital. Bara to Mr and Mrs Bi Andol tek of Eaton a daughter Friday June 20 at Weld County Public Hospital.
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Levenue Shugarl
Eighth Avenue
Weld County Public Hospital
Borno
Refugio Herrandes
Route 3A
Bi Andoltek
Eaton
Weld County Publi Hogyital
Unclear Hospital Admission and Discharge List Fragment
Fragmentary hospital register shows admissions to various institutions including Criply Pabse and Ortenpathic Memorial with names such as Kenneth Baab, James Dalton, Mrs Nellie DeSiuythe, Alicia Johnson, Mrs Jean Wood, and several others. Discharged entries mention Pete Gonzales, Mrs Robert Schaub and family, and multiple individuals across cities like Eaton Johnstown Fort Lupton and Lucerne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criply Pabse Hospital
Kenneth Baab
Eaton
James Dalton
Richard Wilkinson
Johnsinna
Nellie DeSiuythe
Eighteenth Street
Alicia Johnson
Eighth Street
Wiliam Vogl, Jr
Keenesbore
Jean Wood
Seventh Avenue
Pete Gonzales
Long Wool
Robert Schaub
Fifteenth Street
Hoy Barwick
Sixteenth Street
Mabuel Zuniga
Gus Dodero
Fort Lupton
Richard Wilkitson
Johnstown
Louis Ro Wero
Norlh
Ninth Avenue
Phyllis Orman
Eleventh Avenue
Rbyron Morris
Lebaron
Nel
Ura Like
Tenth Avenue
Thoms Robinson
Thirteenth Avenues
Virginia Renfro
Evane
David Rypre
Estas Park
Dave Purgais
First Street
Jamies Pallan
Bato
Wenneth Baah
Baton
Jake Friteler
Lucerne
Ortenpathic Mermorial Hospital
Don Kulehigow
Mus
Death estate opened for O. W. Barlow of Greeley
Public administrator William H. Southard received letters of administration for the estate of O. W. Barlow who was found dead June 19. No known relatives in the state. heirs unknown. Real property is north half of block 123 on Tenth Street between First and Second Avenues in Greeley, valued at 4000 dollars, personal property valued at 500 dollars.
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O. W. Barlow
Greeley
William H. Southard
Weld County
Black 123
Tenth Street
First
Second Avenues
Roller Skating Institute To Be Held Next Month
Greeley Warnoco rink will sponsor the fourth annual American Skating Institute July 15 26 with eight top instructors. U S students will come for the extensive program as enrollment doubles yearly. Faculty includes Fred J. Bergin Joseph Nazzaro Arthur Thugsell J W Norcross Jr Connie Laubach Dattuy McNeive and George Bergin. Institute plans group instruction for 100 students and a preview at Denver Mammoth Gardens July 7 15. Subjects cover teaching methods routines judging music timing and show production with a public picnic on Sunday July 20.
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Greeley
Warnoco
American Skating Institute
U. S
Fred J. Hergin
Denver
Society of Roller Skating Teachers
Joseph Nazzaro
San Mateo
Calif
Ehilre Mini
Society of Roller Skating Teachers of America
Arthur Thugsell
Warnaco Rink
Gentlles
Lil Me
Millan
Salgar
Connie Laubach
Boston
Dattuy McNeive
Marysville
Gallf
J. W. Norcross
Jr. Greeley
Ttreetline U. 8
George Bergin
Milwaukee
Fred J. Bergin
Predd. Reraiy
Chan Plona
Denver'a
Mammoth Gardens
Wie
Seaport
Mountaine
W. Narcrosa
Warnaco
Chicago Moller Skate Company
Makng
Tomers
Democratic Solons Win Baseball Game
Democratic congressmen defeated their Republican colleagues 6-3 in the annual congressional baseball game at Griff Stadium Washington. The five inning contest drew 1,551 attendees, the largest crowd of the year, with proceeds funding summer camps for underprivileged Washington children. The Democrats added a final run in the field as the Republicans rallied briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Votary
Snock
Griff Stadium
Washington Senators
Congress
Evening Star
Benham Eliminated by California Star in Open Tennis
In Denver on June 21 Hugh Stewart of Santa Monica defeated Clayloe Benham of Denver University in straight sets 6-4 to reach the semis of the Colorado open men’s singles. Anita Kanter of California upset Joan Airkland 6-0 6-0 to seize the women’s singles lead, while Jacques Grigry of Pasadena and Koel Brown of San Francisco posted wins in the invitational division. Kanter advances to face Helter Mercladis of California for the title as Phyllis Lock of Denver fell 4-6 2-?
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Uenver
Hugh Stewart
Santa Monica
Calif
Stewart
Clayloe Benham
Denver Universit
Lowever
Anita Kanter
California
Joan Airkland
Denver
Mise Mercladis
Phyllis Lock
Wool
Dog Track Opening Sets High Record for Mutuel Bets
Tenver June 11 reports record mutuel handle at Mile High track opening last night with 260169 dollars on 20000 attendees and 5649 cars from 48 states. Suncheck rode wire to win inaugural feature as Rapid Kobi Solid paid and Benny's Mistake with Spud Murphy produced a 504.20 daily double.
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Tenver
Gecount
Duley
Benny
Spud Murphy
Nve Quintelas
Fred Vertrees Wins State Trap Doubles
Denver journalist report notes Fred W. Vertrees of Denver unseating Dr. Paul R. Isaacson to win the Colorado state trap shooting doubles championship. Vertrees scored 95 of 100, Isaacson 87, with Bud Juna at 96 as high entrant. four men hit a perfect 100 in the singles open.
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Denver
Fred W. Vertrees
Paul R. Isaacson
Isaacson
Che
Bud Juna
Scottshluff
Neb
Colorado
J. S. Atnley
Longmont
Vertrees
Charles Ecklea
Lamar
Charles Haines
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mike Wayland
Washington
Kans
Paul Smith
Joe Reed
Albuquerque
Clarence Chaubin
Reed
PGA Delays Final Move To Next Wednesday At Louisville
Heavy rains flooded Hig Spring course forcing a day’s delay in the PGA championship. Final match moved from Tuesday to next Wednesday as storms lashed Kentucky. Two inches of rain drenched the press tent area and a tree was split by lightning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky
Tribune
Soldier Punished for Criticism of Gen Clark in Far East
Monteres Calif June 20 A special court martial board of five officers at nearby Fort Ord today convicted Set. CD. Chase 24 of Salt Lake City of disrespect for a superior officer He was reduced to private first class and must forfeit 754 dollars in pay for the next six months His pay drops from 16950 to 11450 a month net 49 50 after deductions He wrote a letter to General Clark condemning the riots and claimed it made him feel wonderful He said he would not write such letters again He has about 18 months more to serve before discharge Perry Park Ranch Sold Colorado Springs Colo June 21 The 4000 acre Perry Park ranch of Walter Parpeke of Chicago and Aspen Colo was bought Thursday by Mr and Mrs Boyd E Cousins of Kansas City Mo Sale price not disclosed The Couisins plan to live in Colorado Springs and breed Hereford cattle on the ranch
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Monteres
Calif
Furl Ord
CD. Chase
Salt Lake City
Mark Clark
PFC
Kase
Clark
Far East
Kojesland
Chage
Perry Park Ranch
Colorado Springs
Colo
Perry Park
Walter Parpeke
Chicako
Aspen
Doyd BE
Kansas City
Larkspur
Qourins
Ousted Guard Details Noose Used in Prison Abuse Case
Denver June 21 A discharged Colorado penitentiary guard testified in US district court that he saw a wire noose used around a convict neck for about four or five minutes during an attempted break on July 15, 1954. Lester Dean of Pueblo described the incident as part of the trial of May East, suspended warden, and eight others charged with violating civil rights of six convicts. The government rested after 82 witnesses, including guards, testified over the week. Notices mention potential financial liability and a person named Clyne Slapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
May
Colorado
Us & District Court
Lester Dean
Pueblo
May East
Origon
Doan
Civil Service
Dean
Acuba
Petroleum Industry Turns Vast Experience to Conservation
Phillips official H. H. Kaveler says the petroleum industry uses its 90 years of knowledge to conserve national crude supplies for civilian and military needs. He notes collaboration across fields and stresses techniques like gas and water injection to maximize recovery while lowering costs. Separately, New York Yankees sign Kent Surtz, ex Missouri second baseman, to report to Beaumont Exporters in the Texas League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
H. H. Kaveler
Phil- Mini Petroleum Company
Sald
Leloce
Gunter Hall
Kaveler
Rowntry
Elda
Wally Quarters
Oll
Yine
Kayeler
Yankees
Carl Hedrick Honored by State Pharmacists
Carl Hedrick proprietor of Campus pharmacy was advanced from second vice president to first vice president of the Colorado Pharmaceutical Association at its apolo meeting. Attendees included Greeley pharmacists and wives. Carroll Gilbert of Weldorado Drug Store joined eligibility slate for district 2. Wayne Norman of La Salle presided and serves on the executive committee. Bandits Return Beer Glasses in Chicago saloon as four customers depart with glasses, later returning them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hedrick
Colorado Pharmaceutical Associaton
Hedrick
Associaton
Troutdale
Pines
Denver
Greeley
Carroll Gilbert
Weldorado
State Board of Pharmacy
Wayne Norman
la Salle
Chicago
Lou Wolker
Roy Lindholm
Greeleyite Graduates with Distinction at Colorado A&M
1952 commencement at Colorado A&M College lists 24 graduates with high distinction and 31 with distinction for four year grade averages. William George Andres of Greeley is noted as a student with distinction among science and allied studies.
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Colorado A&m College
William George Andres
Science
Acle
Greeley
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Adamson Mortuary
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Stewart Granger
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Ghanghai News
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