Chief Bruce Moves in on Miami Gang in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs law enforcement Tuesday moved in on a group called the Miami Ratgaters planning to set up shop in the resort area. Mickey Grasso, 41, alias Mickey Brooks, and Charles Bearden, 53, were held for investigation and vagrancy, with Bearden seeking a liquor license in Manitou Springs. Police warned the group as remodeling for a club suggested gambling and possible trafficking of women were involved.
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Colorado Springs
Tate
Miami
Mickey Grassa
Mickey
Brooks
Charles Bearden
Bruce
Bearden
Rearden
Yarleader
Sigte Opens at Woman's College Girls State
Nearly 200 high school girls from all parts of Colorado gather at Denver's Woman's College to begin the ninth Columbine Girls State, a weeklong government exercise. Delegates, chosen from the top third of classes, will form city county and state governments and mock legislative processes. The American Legion's Boys State delegates will join for a joint dinner at CWC. Expenses are funded by legion auxiliaries. program directed by Mrs. Lucille Hayes.
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Denver
Cotarar
Colsada
Legion
Lucille “Hayes
Columbine Girls State Committee of the Legion
Peterson remembers Dorothy in loving tribute note
A brief memorial message honors Dorothy Peterson who passed away last year on June 2. The note expresses love and remembrance from her mother, father, sisters and brothers, acknowledging her life and gratitude for the care she received.
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Peterson
Dorothy
Namie Tunse
Record Set by Beginning Typists at CSCE Workshop
After 329 minutes of typing instruction at CSCE a group of nine beginners completed a business education workshop. Phillip S. Pepe oversaw the class as Wilhemina Hemington Rand educational specialist. The group reached 19 words per half minute on manual typewriters and 24 words on electric machines. The top speed for perfect writing was 30 words per minute on electric and 22 on manual machines.
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CSCE
Phillip 5
Pepe
Hemington Rand
Two More Colorado Road Jobs Awarded
The Colorado Department of Highways announced awards for two road construction contracts totaling more than a million dollars. The Lowdermilk Bros. Co. of Englewood will rebuild 11.25 miles of uranium brea across roads between the Ulan line and Bedrock in Montrose County, at a bid of $786,912. Work starts July 3. The Hunt Construction Co. of Steamboat Springs won a $228,701 contract to reconstruct and grade surface miles of Colorado 149 northward from a point 44 miles north of Lake City in Gunnison County, with work starting July.
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Denver
Colorado Dept. of
Laxdermilk “Bros. Ct
Englewood
Ulan Line
Bedrock
Montrose County
Lowdermilk
Colorado
Lake City
Gunnison ‘County
Hunt Construction Co
Steamboat Springs
State Pushes for Interstate Road Segment Approval
Colorado officials press for authorization of extra interstate mileage to build a eastward by pass route around Denver linking to US 87. Governor Johnson cites cost estimates around 13 to 14 million dollars total with 55 percent federal funding and aims for early federal decision.
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DEMFA
Colorado
Gav
Johnson
Congress
Denver
Elgcuniferentia
Highway Dept
Boulder Turnpike
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
U.S. 87
Helleview Ave
U, 8
Eisenhower
Commerce
Weeks
D. Curtiss
Bureau of Public Roads
Julson
Berthoud Tunnel
Ausie
Dan Thornton
Thornton
White House
Secretary of Commerce
Eisenhower illness not hurting third quarter business poll
Prudential Insurance reports a 1,000 business and industrial executives across 11 Western states expect Eisenhower's illness to have no impact on third quarter business. The survey released Wednesday suggests a majority share this outlook despite the president's absence.
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Angeles
Prudential Insurance Co
Eisenhower
South Africa builds first plastics plant from basic materials
Durban Natal reports a newly completed 5.609 million dollar chemical plant at mpopiniwini Natal becoming the union of South Africa’s first facility to produce plastics from basic raw materials.
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Durban
South Africa
African Explosives and Chemical Industries
Mbopinlwini
Natal
Union of South Africa
Postmasters Confirmed in Colorado Nominations
The Senate has confirmed Colorado postmaster nominations Willard W. Wieck from Landa and Calvin Haarbues of Wiggins, with the third name Haarbues listed as confirmed. The action completes the set of postmaster appointments for the state.
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Washington Oa
Senate
Colorado
Willard W. Wieck
Landa
Calvin
Miami to Build 1000-Room Hotel with Convention Hall
Miami plans the first thousand room hotel costing 18 million dollars in downtown. The project includes a large convention hall and two swimming pools. One tower is set to open in fall 1957, signaling a major downtown development.
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MIAME
Florida
Miami
Milliken Highlights Navy Enlistments and Alumni News
Crouse and Stanley Call enlist in the navy and head to Great Lakes for recruit training. Local graduates Dorothy Kammerzell and Doris Lasley enroll at colleges in Denver and Kammerzell is valedictorian. William Asheraft earns a mechanical engineering degree at Cal state and will start at Glenn Martin plant near Denver. Alumni events include the eighth annual Milliken high school reunion on June 16 and homecoming plans for June 24.
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Miss Kammerzell
John Keimerzell
Miss
Lesley
Bits
J.L. Lesley
Satya Kammerzell
Central
Aliss Lesley
Parks Business College
Wiliam Asheraft
James Asheraft
Parons
Milliken
Maud
Wilkes
Longmon
Conard
Childen
Pueblo
Reuben Jacoby
Robert Schmick
Fort Collins
Schmick
Glen Sterling
Sheryl Elaine
Osteopathic Memorial Hospital
Walter Sterling
Afilli
Ken
Paul Triplett
Evans
Sterling
Denver
Milliken High School
Greeley
Florence Erickson
E Central Health Group Plans District Health Meeting
A routine program committee meeting for the Hast Central District health council at the Tea-House Tuesday became much more active with several speakers. Distinguished guests included Mrs. Winifred Sun and Taian Normal University representatives, plus local health officials. The program covers September to May with topics on dental hygiene, drug and food laws, physical therapy, veterinary public health, and a field trip to Weld County General Hospital.
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Kersey
Hast Central District Health Council
Mushmore
Jay Groupe
Winifred Sun
Taian Normal ‘University
Taipai
Freg China
Formosa
Gavino Carpia
T. K. Choy
University of
Song Kong
Norma Jébanuis
Colorado State
Public Health
Denver
Weld County Health Department
Wwere
Uelen McCabe
Sééli¢N
Helen Mew Cannon
Darlede ‘Mueller
East Central District
Foxy the Roumeil
Charles Mains
Conrad Herbst Jr
Clarence Pritiz
George Roth
Harold, Nesbitt
Mary Striefly Beebe -Draw
Evans
Colorado
Orlen Wei “Mann
Helen McCannon
B.P
Gilcrest
la Salle
Dry Batteries in Chicago Puzzle Proves Moist Cells
A quirky note from Chicago hints that dry batteries may be more wet than dry as chemicals inside the cells require moisture to produce electricity, challenging common assumptions about battery technology.
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Chicago
Atomic Power Report To Be Meet Features
The Denver uranium and atomic industry conference will feature John McMullen of the U S Maritime Commission who will address delegates on U S merchant ships in the nuclear energy program. Advance notes preview his talk on ship numbers types and reactor systems while over 280 executives from uranium mining and metal firms will attend. The gathering, sponsored by the University of Denver and the Atomic Industrial Forum, will tour plutonium fields on the Colorado Plateau midweek.
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Denver
U. S
Isling
Andy
John
McMuhen
Office of Ship Construction
U. S. Maritime Commission
Washington
McMullen
Marine Ex
U.S
Sappear
Siraniun
University of Denver
Research Institute
Atomic Industrial Forum of
New York
Cotsoraga
Moscow complains of U S planes trailing Soviet ships
Moscow said on Wednesday that U S planes have been buzzing around Soviet war ships en route to the Mediterranean China on goodwill missions. The ships were due at water in the day, and sailors warned the activity was tiresome and intrusive.
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Lonon Ww
Mosenny Railio
U. S
China
Engineer Describes Making Arizona Maps For Water Case
San Francisco report notes engineer Perley Tawls describes principal maps for Arizona’s Colorado River water dispute. Maps cite seven critical areas where wells may be drilled to ease shortages, using Interior and University of Arizona data. Arizona seeks 3.8 million acre feet. California’s allotment cited around 4.4 million acre feet.
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San Francisco
Perley Tawls
Arizona
Coles River
California
Colorado River
Simon H. Rifkind
U.S. Supreme Court
Lewis
Department of the Interior Indian
University of Arizona
Fragments From June 22 1956 Greeley Tribune
Fragments from a June 22 1956 issue mention Arizona, a report on fright and a deserter, with references to an Arizona file and a stated contends, noting Central one and available ways.
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Greeley Tribune
Arizona
Ariiona Filian Experk
Insurance sales rise in Necway last year
Oslo reports that the total life and general insurance sold in Necway last year increased by 25 percent compared with 195.
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Oslo
Chinese Tribe Revolts Stir South Yunnan Fighting
Chinese troops faced a tribal uprising in South Yunnan with three days of combat. Reports say 128 Chinese Reds were killed or wounded as tribesmen fought with spears and old rifles. The clash halted only after heavy casualties on both sides.
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Yunnan
Midi
School Limit to Rise in Bombay Education Debate
Fragmentary report proposes extending free and compulsory elementary education in Bombay. Discussion centers on covering children aged 11 to 14, with unclear details and dates.
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Bombay
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Chief Bruce
Woman’s College
Realihen
Ordene Hunbend
Bewich
Jeana
Thelma Kealther
Fue Kealther
Letley Pest
Keatther
Mra
Hayden Me
Earl Garner
Brooklyn
Rollet
African Plastic Plant
St. Avenue
Sruiboir
Court of Research
Frank
Fan
Aine Ontrolawn
Cavrenetien
Caewenel
E. Central Health Group
Atomic Power
Moscow
Home Sweet
John W. Taul
Gree Oy
Peacseas
Kinney
Rapp
10Th St
Sil
Tel
Greeley Monument Works
Ralyt O. Hoillsfer
Avenus
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