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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1958

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Four Lane Section of 87 Discussed at Meeting

At the state highway department building on Friday an audience of landowners and locals reviewed plans for a 4 lane U.S. 87 segment from Colorado 68 to Colorado 56. NM G Vail and Edward W. Oviatt outlined right of way needs including a 100 foot central corridor and a 200 foot total expansion west of the current road.

Colorado 68 Colorado 56 State Highway Dept Berthoud Loveland NM. G Vail Highway Dept Edward W. Oviatt Dept Bulll

Wheat growers in Weld county approve 1959 wheat quotas

Colorado wheat farmers vote to extend marketing quotas for 1959. Weld county results show 374 for 38 against with 12 challenged and one spoiled out of 424 total. Nationally about 53 counties participated and the approval margin was around 8 percent.

Weld Agricultural Stabilization, and Conservation Office Nunn Ault Triggsdale Buckingham Peederick Fort Lupton Gilcrest Gill Grevley Grover Hud Johnstonn Keenesburg Kerfor Mead Milliken New Raymer Platiovilies Jury Moggen Severente Stoneham Windsor Denver Colorado

Vanguard Shot Is Called Off Again

CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The misfortune plagued Navy Vanguard program stalls another setback as the latest satellite launch attempt is scrubbed seven hours after scheduled liftoff. Officials cite tank leaks fuel system wire trouble and core instrument failures delaying the mission.

ACS Warns Local Groups To Sever One Fund Ties

Denver AP report notes American Cancer Society directors ordering local units to end fund raising ties with United Fund groups or face expulsion. They approve a five year study of medical records covering more than 34 million people to assess cancer detection methods. Directors cite diminished impact from joint appeals and urge independent campaigns each April.

ACS Denver American Cancer Society United Fund Tancer Society Stiles Waller J. Kohler Wisconsin

Judge Orders Medina Returned from Canon City

Judge Donald A. Carpenter ordered Don Medina a 17 year old from Platteville returned from the Canon City penitentiary. Medina, serving five to eight years for voluntary manslaughter in the New Year’s Eve knife incident near Fort Lipton, filed a habeas corpus petition alleging arrest without a warrant and lack of a copy of the charging information. A prior petition denied March 28, with Medina having pleaded guilty Feb. 3 under guidance to probation expectations.

Don Medina Platteville Donald A. Carpent Frings Medina Robert Vasquez Fort Lipton Carpenter Medina Medina's “For » Writ of Habeas Corpus Was Denied By Judige Carpenter Hoe Taige Carpenter

Suzy Musser Rushed 12 Miles to Ekalaka Doctor

In southeastern Montana a one year old named Suzy Musser fell and injured her wrist and ankle. Her mother carried her twelve miles to the town’s only physician, Dr. K E Musser, who is Suzy’s father.

Ekalaka Mont Suzy Musser Montana Qunity Suzy K. E. Musser

Two Men Killed in Colo. Traffic

An elderly Denver pedestrian and a Pueblo man were killed in separate incidents early Saturday. The deaths raise Colorado’s 1858 traffic toll to 145. Victims: Peter Farrell 65 of Denver and Westley Clay Mattica 45 of Pueblo. Mattica’s car struck a truck at a construction site three miles north of Midway. Four passengers of Mattica were injured. The other fatality occurred when a car struck Peter Farrell on Larimer Street. the driver surrendered to police. The injured were treated at Bl Frances Hospital in Colorado Springs.

Associated Press Denver Pueblo Satuday Colorado Peter Farrell Westley Clay Mattica Farrell Larimer Willie Miller Eler A. Quintana Leonald C. Momer Mattica U. 8 Midway Leo J. Valdez Matlica Juan Marquez Baossi¢ Marques Bruses Alne Marquez Wiliam J. Mellvran Publo Francia Hospital Colorado Springs Homer Constene Tie

Norman Hoff Dies of Polio in Weld County

Norman Hoff 19 of Kersey died of polio early Saturday at West County General Hospital after paralysis from the waist down. He had not received the Salk vaccine and died the day after falling ill. Hoff, born March 27 1939 in Greeley, was a 1957 Greeley High School graduate and attended Colorado State University. He was an Alpha Tau Omega pledge, member of St. Paul’s Congregational Church and active in 4 H and FFA. He worked for the Weld County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office. He is survived by his parents, two sisters and two brothers, plus grandparents. Funeral services Monday at 2 p.m. from Macy’s drawing room with interment at Tin Grove. Memorial donations to the polio fund.

Norman Hoff Kersey West County General Hospital John Hoff Hoff Young Hoft Weld J. He White County Health Department Hoft Greeley Greeley High School Colorado State University Alpha Ta Omega St. Paul's Congre Bational Church Hol Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office Weld County Fits Josephine Klein Dorothy Ehrlick Crgil John Hoff Robert Lee Holf Jacon Lesser Macys Tin Grove Polla Fund

Weekend Weather Summary At Local Station

The 2 p.m. Saturday temperature was 63 degrees. Over the 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Saturday the high reached 74 and the low 58 with trace precipitation.

Colorado Weather Update Sparse Details

Partly cloudy with drizzle and scattered thundershowers across eastern plains Saturday into Sunday. Cooler conditions in the southeast Saturday, warmer east Sunday. Mountain lows around 40s to 50s, highs near 80s to mid 80s, with Boulder and Longmont experiencing cloudy skies and possible light rain or drizzle followed by warmer Sunday afternoon thundershowers.

Colorado Plains Divide Perliaps Boulder Longmont

Regional Weather Wyoming Weekend Outlook

Regional forecast calls for partly cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with widely scattered showers across the Divide area. Warmer conditions expected Sunday. low temperatures around 30 to 40. Light winds and a mix of sun and clouds continue into early next week, with shower chances diminishing after Sunday.

Wyoming

Senate Edges Toward Final Vote on Jobless Pay Bill

Colorado Senate moved to final action on a compromise unemployment compensation bill extending benefits by up to six and a half weeks. The measure, approved 18 15 on preliminary reading, heads to a Sunday vote after a marathon House session and late night maneuvers involving Gov. McNichols.

Denver Colorado Senate House Ranger Rogers Gordon G. Gauss Colorado House of Representatives Slave McNichols Senate Albert Tomsic Walsenburg A. S Be Hien Andrew Kelley Palmer Butch John Mackie Longmont Congress Clif Aspgren Momlay McNichols Colo. Taday Sesson Sam T. Taylor Capitol Ft. Carson Colorado National Guard Littleton

Expensive Drink Leads to Robbery in Chicago

Don Parker from Denton Nebraska arrived in Chicago with 775 dollars to buy a car. He said in a written complaint that after drinking with five new acquaintances they took him to a south room and robbed him of all his money, including 800 dollars hidden in his socks.

Chicago Don Parker Denton Neb Parker

Farmers vote to retain wheat production restrictions

Washington dispatch reports farmers voted to keep federal wheat production controls for a sixth year, with 165,868 for and 92,342 against, a decisive 83.7 percent. The referendum reflects support despite warnings the policy may fail to curb wheat surpluses as yields rise and quotas limit sales. State tallies included Colorado, Montana, Wyoming among others, voting for and against the quotas.

Washington Milan Reres

Greeley Horse Show Offers 44 Classes At Island Grove Park

The 1st annual Greeley horse show at Island Grove Park June 28 23 features 44 classes. Entry fees vary by class with open jumpers walking horses and saddle horses among events. Sunday afternoon offers trophies ribbons and several youth and amateur classes plus a night session and special features by Greeley Trail Dusters.

Greeley Greeley Trail Dusters Wid Tibben Hatry Ce Ant Gollings

Weld County school plan protests shape district map

Frederick and Fort Lupton boards protested the Weld County School Planning Committee proposal that would lump Frederick with Mead and Erie while Fort Lupton would join a southern Weld county district. The committee revised the tentative map to place Fort Lupton with a southern Weld region and Frederick with Mead-Erie, with public hearings planned and two subcommittees named to meet affected boards.

Frederick and Jort Lupton Weld County Frederick Fort Lupton Adams County Weld County School Planning Committee Mead and Erie Lupton Platteville Ault School P.m. Jy Frederick-Erie- Mead Court House Greeley Thane Zurner Nunat Ault-Eaton- Area Turner Glenn Cowley Grover Andy Campbell Cornish Tom Nix, Jr Eaton Wayne Norman la Salle Wilbur Thomas Carr Frederick Mead-Erra Dave Hill Greefey Jim Johnson Mountview Harald Olander Dailey Boulder County W Committee Weld Auburn Kersey Lester Ewng Marlin H. Schipo Port Lupton Independence Wattenberg Porter Vollmar Tone Couran Fort Laipton Prokomt

Registration at CSC Ahead of Year Ago

The eight weeks CSC summer session showed 2,043 graduate registrations by noon, up from 1,994 last year at the same hour. Undergraduates registering in the afternoon limited the noon total, as last year about 100 undergraduates had special permission to register in the forenoon. Final eight weeks totals last year reached 3,127 with a 2,988 noon. in 1956 the eight weeks enrolled 2,844. The two week pre session ended with 2,651 registrations, a new high. Registration resumed Saturday afternoon at CSC, and by 3:49 pm about 2,800 had registered with hundreds more waiting.

CSC Nooa CSS

Windsor farm boy Hergert recovering after heart surgery

Ken neth Hergert 18 of Windsor Colo underwent major heart surgery Wednesday at the University of Minnesota hospital. Doctors reported he is recovering satisfactorily though still in critical condition. Surgeons closed a hole in the heart chambers during a four hour operation assisted by a mechanical device to purify his blood while the heart was stopped.

Menneapolis Fap Kenneth Hergert Windsor Colo University of Minnesota Hospital Hergert

GOP Caucuses Reported Light Attendance Friday

Precinct caucuses of the Republican party were lightly attended in Greeley on Friday night. Telegate reports will be forwarded to county chairman Martin Field and printed as available. The Republican county assembly is slated for next Saturday.

Greeley Martin Field Republican County Assembly

Unclear Baseball Rosters and Names From 1920s Era Box Score

The fragment lists numerous players and teams with scattered scraps of names such as Pierce, Ramos, Brown, Jackson, Mantilla, and Crandall, alongside locations like Milwaukee and Washington. The text resembles a boxed score or roster snippet with multiple misreadings and stray symbols.

Chin Coe HM Sasenees Ramos Courtneys Ghovenmey Brown Uh Kate National Senate St. Lowe Omsk Ode Milwaukee Mizell Jackson Sintins Dette Cyolay Crandall Milwauker Mantilla

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