Brannan Plan To Aid Sheepmen In Wool Payments
Washington reports the government will pay 44.9 cents per dollar of 1955 wool sales under a new wool program. Farmers selling 1000 dollars of wool receive 449 dollars in supplemental payments, based on 1955 market data. The plan, enacted in 1954, mirrors Brannan proposals from 1949 and aims to lift 1955 returns to about 42 cents per pound, offset by a per pound average payment. The program moves the full crop to market with federal support through payments rather than purchase.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of ‘Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Congress
Ue Department
Brannan
Senators Boil in Row Over Pentagon Snooping Probe
Washington lawmakers condemned a Pentagon search for electronic snooping devices in Sen Lehman’s offices. Senate Leader Lyndon Johnson ordered an investigation and apologized for bureaucratic stupidity. A subcommittee also voiced regrets and Sen Douglas urged experts to search the Capitol.
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Washington
Honor
Pentagon
Sen. Lehman
D-Ny
Lehman
Sen
Douglas
Senate
Capitol
Three Men Die in Crash of Small Airplanes
Three men died when two small airplanes collided near Boeing Field Seattle. Victims identified by King County coroner Mark Peter Miller 31 of Beaverton Oregon Terminal Flow Bulls Co. Port and Spokane Flour Mill Calvin W Boyle 32 airlines employee and flying instructor of Seattle and Eliis Clark 44 student taking lesson also of Seattle. Wreckage fell on homes and in a wooded area with one craft burning.
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King County
Cros
Mark Peter Miller
Beaverton
Ove
Terminal Flow Bulls Co
Port
Spokane
Calvin W.boyle
Airlines
Eliis Clark
Staille
Boyle
Auvray
Caffey
Boeing Field
Final settlement decree in estate case cited in Eaton court
In County Court 4 the decree of final settlement for the estate of James M. Collings of Eaton valued at 203,880 for tax purposes was signed by Judge John J. Dooley. Heirs are Marvin J Collings James M Collings May Collins Flint Gladys Collins Woodrow and Alda L Collins. The father died June 30 1954. Abs Donna Maxine Payne of 41a Sixteenth Avenue court won an interlocutory divorce from Jack Leonard Payne on cruelty grounds. Ira Sides IP Court Two. Two 16 year old youths in Greeley Route 1 Kersey were fined 10 and costs each for petty larceny and placed in county jail 7:30 p.m. Saturday to 1:30 a.m. Monday. They pleaded guilty to removing four hubcaps worth 40 from a 1955 Oldsmobile owned by A M Shaw of 1314 Fifteenth Avenue. Manuel Ramirez 23 and J Guadalupe Ramirez 25 were fined 10 and costs for petty larceny after allegedly stealing two pairs of trousers and two shirts worth 10 from Guillermo Jurado Tuesday. Felix Caballero Jr Engleman Gardens Tex fined 25 for illegal possession of two spiral horns deer found at Steamboat Springs. Doyle Kimbrough Greeley drunk and reckless driving 125 and costs. Felix Trujillo 152 Fourth Avenue driving 100 fast for conditions 25 and costs. Larry Gomez disturbance 10 and costs. Ber Greigo Aisturianes 10 and costs. Lorenzo Nester Martinez Route 4 careless driving 5 and costs. Sam S Vigil Milliken improper passing 10 and costs. Robert Stanley Bren Route 2 Loveland following too closely 10 and costs.
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James M. Collings
Eaton
John J. Dooley
Marvin J
James M. Collinson
May Collins Flint
Gladys Collins Woodrow
Alda L. Collins
Donna Maxine Payne
Sixteenth Avenue Court
Jack Leonard Payne
Ira
A. M. Shaw
Fifteenth Avenue
Manuel, Ramirez
J. Guadalupe Ramirez
Varry Mills
Guilleme Jurado
Felix Caballero Jr
Engleman Gardens
Tex
Steamboat Springs
Doyle Kimbrough
Gresley
Felix
Lorenzo Nester Martinez
Sam S. Vigil
Millken
Robert Stanley Bren
Loveland
Truman warns free world not to trust Russia
Truman cautioned against election year illusions about Russia and urged vigilance and unity to counter Soviet power. He warned Western allies to avoid complacency, noting changes since Stalin’s death and the risks of political distraction during elections. The speech stressed strength, prudence, and continued collaboration with Britain and the United States.
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London
Harry Truman
Russie
West
Mc Filgelms
Stalin
Jeave Hillevite
Zach
Truman
Missouri
Seaton Opposes Montana Project Over Glacier Park
Secretary Seaton reaffirmed the Interior Department's opposition to the Smoky Range reservoir project in Montana. He warned it would adversely affect nearby Glacier National Park and local fish and wildlife resources. Seaton disclosed the stance in a letter to Major General F C Isherner, urging the project be dropped from consideration.
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Washington
Secreta Seaton
Anterior Dept
Clarerence A. Davis
Patton Urges Ike to Make Better FHA Appointments
Denver report by Jamies G Patton notes National Farmers Union president urges President Eisenhower to appoint an FHA director with understanding of the program and sympathy for its cause Robert B McLeaish resigns citing ill health Pallen accuses FHA of political patronage and failure to deliver credit to farmers lacking options
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Denver
Jamies G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Eisenhower
Farmers Home Administration
Robert B. McLeaish
FHA
Pallen
Wins $169000 Suit for Auto Mishap Injury
Colorado Springs jury cleared W Tinsley 34 in a $169000 civil suit arising from an auto pedestrian crash. Plaintiffs Wilburn Bates then five and his parents Sgt and Mrs Robert Barnes faced defeat as judge directed verdict. Court gave time to motion for a new trial.
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Colorado Springs
Terrace
W. Tinsley
G. Russell Bier
Tinsley
Tinsley, Automobile
Stock Market Advances Sharply On Broad Rally
New York brief notes a strong stock market advance Thursday marking the best session since June 12. The Associated Press index rose about a point with notable gains in motors, chemicals, and metals as Detroit news buoyed early activity. volume reached 1.82 million shares.
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Motors
Detroit
Associated Press
14 Year Old Boy Falls From Cliff Near Tabernash
Robert H. Cook, 14, of Denver, broke a collar bone and scalp lacerations in a 40 foot fall from a cliff near Tabernash while with a YMCA group of about 120 boys en route to Lake George. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Cook.
Public Works Panel Approves 34 Million Flood Control Projects
A House Public Works Subcommittee on Thursday approved 34 million dollars in flood control projects across the country including a 219 million dollar channel improvement along the Mississippi River and tributaries. The panel sent the measures to the full committee for inclusion in an omnibus flood control bill for Congress. The full committee could act next week. The Trinidad Dam project in Fort Worth, Texas, is listed among the approved items with an estimated federal cost of 16,858,000 dollars.
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House Public Works
Full Public Works Committee
Congress
Mittee
Rinidad Dam
Furgatoire Ktyer
Golo
Air Force Chiefs Journey to Moscow for Air Show
Air Force Chief of Staff General Nathan F. Twining and several officers departed for Moscow to witness a Russian air show. He suggested the trip would enable viewing other post- parade destinations after the formal Moscow event, but gave no details on the itinerary.
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Moscow
Washington
Narthan F
Boy Throat Cut by Barbed Wire Fence Incident
COLORADO SPRINGS near Ed ward James Sherman, 17, was cut from ear to ear by barbed wire after being toppled from a motorcycle on Wednesday. Thirty-two stitches closed the wound and narrowly avoided severing the jugular vein. Deputy Sheriff Les Horn said Sherman started to turn onto a motor cycle course south of town and did not see the stretched wire at the Darrow entrance.
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Edward James Sherman
Les Horn Sall Sherman
Here
Acréas & Darrow
Colorado Springs Woman Dies After Auto Crash
The Colorado Springs woman, injured in a car backing up to clear a parking area, died Thursday at St Francis Hospital from fractured skull and other injuries. Patrolman Richard Southerland reported the collision involving Alfred Christian of Colorado Springs. The fatality raised the year's state toll to 17, three more than this date in 1955.
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Colorado preanGs
Na Baylis
Colorado Springs
St. Francis Hospital
Richard
Southerlaid
Alfred Christian
Coligady Springs
State Health Dept charges Denver over South Platte pollution
The State Health Dept filed formal charges Thursday against Denver city officials for violations of state sanitation laws. Hearing set July 23 at the State Office Building. Officials cited sewage treatment shortcomings and odors in the South Platte River from the Denver plant, warning vegetables from nearby farms pose a health hazard. Estimated cost for a secondary treatment facility ranges widely.
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Denver Ut
State Health Dept
Denver
Nichal Son
South Platte
Jude
Roy Li Cleera
Health Dept
Cleere
Elly Nist
Gunnison Supt Resigns to Enter Denver University
Gunnison Ut Gunnison: Supt of Schools MN G Nolte has signed to enter Denver University and pursue a PhD. Nolte served as superintendent of the Washington County High School assistant before coming here three years ago. Nolte, married with two children, previously taught math at Western State College of Education. A Nigerian, 26 year old Dillia malnt Fankuroju, was found hanged in his Manchester prison cell after serving one day of a four year robbery sentence.
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Gunnison Ut
Gunnison
G. Nolte
Denver University
Nolte
Washington County
Schoo Aystent
Hare
Nesse Nole
Pat Limo
Western State College of Education
Dilliamalnt Fankuroju
Manchester
England
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