Johnson asks Dunbar on Rio Grande Compact water rights
Denver in Governor Edwin C. Toheson asked Ally. Gen. Duke W. Dunbar to study the Rio Grande Compact to determine if it has precedence over individual rights in Feathers Colorado's San Luis Valley. The compact covers Colorado New Mexico and Texas water distribution and may affect about 230000 acre feet held by downstream users.
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Edwin C. Toheson
Duke W. Dunbar
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San Luis Valey
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Johnson
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Platoro
Oil Output Gains Across States in Latest Week
The Oil & Gas Journal reports a rise in U.S. crude oil and lease condensate output by 26,900 barrels for the week ending June 18, raising the year’s total to 1,157,817,700 barrels. Colorado adds 2,600, Nebraska up 29,700, Montana down 1,200, Wyoming down 1,400, and other state changes noted.
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Queen Elizabeth Crew Prepares Ship Amid Picket Strikes
The Queen Elizabeth crew lowers picket pressure and readies the 3900 ton liner for a New York return. Strikes by British seamen and a three week walkout by other liners threaten departures. Sailors demand a 44 hour week and better conditions as talks stall.
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Maritime Aftelsia
Pey
Ionia County craftsman builds boats for friends and shops
In Shattuck of Ionia County Circuit Court the one man boat builder operates a small ring making fishing boats. Since 1926 he has crafted 590 boats with typical sales around 45 dollars each to friends and local boat liveries.
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Gren EB
Shattuck
Ionia County
Maximum Age for Draft of Doctors Is Cut to 45 Years
Senate conference committee cuts the doctors draft age to 45 as part of a broader extension plan. The measure, now heading back to the House, would allow medical men to be drafted only through age 45, with other provisions easing liability for National Guard service and recent discharge cases. Dependent allowances of $90 to $175 monthly remain unchanged.
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This Davy Crockett Was Sure Wild Testimony Given
Mrs Gertrude Crockett testified Tuesday that David Crockett deserted her twenty years ago and beat her during their three months of marriage. The judge mused about the wild frontier as she described the tumultuous union and the alleged abuse in court.
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Modern Farming Won’t Be Dull Speaker Says
University of Minnesota figure Jessie Nesbitt told the Sah annual Colorado Cattlemen’s Assn convention that brainy leadership, not brawn, drives farm success. About 1,090 attendees heard talks from William E. Morgan and George Weaver. Don Colling spoke on Cow Business Progress. A resolution seeks diverting funds from big game hunting licenses to county relief and tax aid, presented by the State Calse Permittees Advisory Board.
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William E. Morgan
Colorado Aam College
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Larimer County Storkgrowers Asst
Don Colling
Kit Carson
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American National Carflemen's Assn
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Dackera
Forest Service
Calse Permittees Advisory Board
England May Hang Beautiful Blonde
A London court sentenced Mrs. Ruch Bix to death by hanging for killing her lover after he killed her. She claimed provocation and jealousy, saying she learned of his other lovers and violence, but the jury rejected her unusual defense.
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Nebraska Man Gains Control of Big Estate
Nelson Nebraska Diet. Judge Stanley Bartow in Wilder upheld Robin Scully Beatrice after a trust dispute. The huge Nebraska land trust includes 22 815 acres in Gage County and 33 95 percent acres in Knox County left for Robin Scully by Frederick Scully who died in 1942. The trust named Thomas A. Scully of Lincoln as trustee with instruction that Robin only receives control at age 30 if judged prudent. otherwise the estate is kept five more years. Robin petitioned the court when he reached 30 and his uncle declined to transfer control.
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Saturday’s Vote On Wheat Marketing Quota Moves Market
Chicago traders weigh a Saturday referendum on 1956 wheat marketing quotas. Futures oversold speculation triggers a rebound after early weakness, with most distant deliveries steady. Corn and soybeans gain, oats rise modestly, rye and barley steady, and lard weak. Wheat futures finish about 11 to 15 cents higher. corn and oats up slightly. soybeans up modestly.
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Board of Trade
Army Secretary Stevens Resignation Report Sparks Confusion
The Washington Star reported that Robert Stevens plans to resign as Army secretary on July 21, while a White House secretary said no resignation is on file. The paper claimed Stevens sent a resignation to President Eisenhower and an announcement was pending a successor, but officials denied any resignation. Stevens, long a central figure in the McCarthy era clash, has served over two years and was in Alabama when reached.
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Polio cases rise in Denver and Lasimer County report
The Colorado Health Department reported top new poliomyelitis cases in Denver and a third in Lasimer County. The year to date total reached 46, compared with 8% the previous year. Director Roy Cleere received the Salk vaccine. Brooklyn Dodger trial hampers Kellert began as a basketball player and earned a 1943 Oklahoma A&M scholarship.
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Colo Springs Woman Heads Cowbelles Assn
Mrs Burghart of Colorado Springs was elected president of the Colorado Cowbelles Assn the women's auxiliary of the Colorado Cattleman's Assn at the group convention Tuesday. She succeeds Mrs Murva Booth of Arvada. Other officers include Mrs Russell Rose Punhla vice president Mrs Conrad Richards Kremmling secretary and Mrs J T Wadlow Fort Collins treasurer. Danny Alt and Mary Helenied ort Akron were elected president and secretary treasurer of the Colorado Junior Cattlemen's Assn. Margaret Becksted Red Lakes is vice president.
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T. Wadlow
Fort Calling
Danny Alt
Mary Heleniqdort
Akron
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Heavy Hail and Rain Hit Cheyenne and Colorado
A heavy hail and about an inch of rain impacted Cheyenne Wyoming with one inch of moisture. Temperatures rose to the 90s in Colorado and Wyoming as heat lingered elsewhere. Thunderstorms spread from Denver to Pueblo and Trinidad with light showers across Weld County.
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Three Killed in Kansas Car Crash at Highway 49 Intersection
Three women died after a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Highway 24 and State Highway 49 near Wamego Kansas. Flor ence Bip 92 and others were named among the deceased while driver Jessie Mikesell 47 of Jacky Song IL was hospitalized in critical condition.
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McCarthy Resolve Downed by Senate Foreign Relations Panel
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee rejected Senator McCarthy's resolution calling for Russia to concede its satellites at the Geneva conference, a move aimed to force pre discussion of the satellite issue. The administration and party leaders united to defeat the measure, planning to bring an adverse vote to the floor to block debate on the issue.
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General Chidlaw Takes High Industry Post
Retired Gen Benjamin W Chidlaw former commander of the Continental Air Defense Command with HQ in Colorado Springs has accepted the vice presidency at Thompson Products Inc of Cleveland Ohio a maker of aircraft and automobile parts He and his family have been living in Colorado Springs since his May retirement.
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Bipartisan revolt delays action on U S reserves bill
Washington The House Armed Services Committee balked at moving a revised bill to build up U S reserves amid party friction over a segregation provision. The panel voted 16 14 to send the bill to a subcommittee for further study after criticism of Vinson and calls to slow the effort.
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Navy Cadets in Florida Collision Reported Fatal
Pensacola Florida officials identified two Navy cadets after a two plane collision near the base. Donald A. Scherer 22 of Denver was injured while Lessey C Rae 22 from Bishop California was reported killed with his body not recovered immediately. The second pilot parachuted to safety.
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Calif
5. F. Sporer
Bishop, Calif
Private Property Bill Targets Capitol Parking Demands
Senator John Shuford introduced a General Assembly bill to impose an 11 dollar fine on motorists who park in private lots leased to specific individuals. The measure stems from frequent space theft in the Capitol lot. Also noted: Jim Jones, a no-hitter for the Chicago Cubs, formerly with the Cleveland Buckeyes of the Negro American League.
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Roosevelt Divorced By Latest Spouse in Pasadena Hearing
Congress member James Roosevelt, son of the late President, was divorced after a four to five minute court session. Romelle Schneider testified to his habitual late nights and absences, with a $1,625 monthly support arrangement for three children. The two had separated over ongoing marital strife and legal actions centered on divorce and maintenance.
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Romelle Schneider
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Michael Anthony
Anna Fleanor
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