River District Hearing Delayed by State Supreme Court Order
Opponents to the proposed Blue River South Platte water conservancy project won a state Supreme Court order delaying a hearing in Greeley. The court gave supporters 10 days to show cause why a writ of prohibition against forming the district should not be granted.
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State Supreme Court
Donald A. Carpenter
Mye River
South Pialle Water Conservancy
Tas Shaw
Supreme Court
District Court
Carpenter
Englewood
Aurora
Golden
South Platte
Greeley
Bird Court
M. ©. Shivers
Brightwood City
Omer Griffin
Allen Dines
Denver
Water Conservancy District
Donald Carpenter
Weld County District Court
Greelay
High Court
Wilbur Alter
Francis Knauss
George Bradfield
Greefey
Opponante
Westere Slope
Army Store Theft Report From Greeley Store
Police report details a theft at the Army Store in Greeley on 708 Eighth Avenue. Manager Paul W. Ray says a young man sought to view pails, took trousers, and fled with the cash register deposit of 96 dollars and two checks. the deposit book later appeared outside and the checks remained missing.
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Greeley Arug
Eighth Avenue
Paul W. Ray
Ilsy
Say
Woman's Car Turns Over West of Ault
A 1982 Chevrolet driven by Minnie E Jenkins of Route 2 Ault sustained 200 in damage in a one car crash on a county road seven miles west and one north of Ault at 830 a m Thursday. The driver, eastbound, lost control after striking sand in the road and the car overturned. State Patrolman Aady Klug investigated.
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Minnie E Jenkins
Ault
Alvuck
Aady Klug
Steel Industry Faces Possible Furnace Shut Down
NEW YORK The Steel Industry signals a potential cooling of operations by Wednesday or Thursday if union pressure to strike persists. U S Steel vice president Jee A Stephens says a five year contract remains unacceptable to 11 steel firms and hopes a timely agreement can avert a shutdown. Union president David J McDonald denies a company plot to halt production and emphasizes the union seeks a crisis.
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New York
Jee A. Stephens
U. S. Steel
United Steelworker
David J. McDonald
Lake
Jenvey
Stevens
Wnion Thay
Unin
Conpanies
Stéphens
Pueblo Debaters Reach National Semi finals
Pueblo Central High School debaters Jo seph Hurd Frances Phelps reached the national semifinal round of the National Forensic League Tournament. Teams from five states advanced to the semifinals on Friday as the national event narrowed to the last four.
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Muskoger
Okle
Joseph Hurd
Frances Phelps
Pueblo Central High School
Summer school enrollment at CSCE hits new high
Registration for CSCE eight week sessions draws 2,225 enrollments during pre session with 1,114 men and 4,11 women. Colorado students total 4,325. Out of state Nebraska leads with 152. Thirty four states and several foreign countries represented as classes begin Monday at 7 10 a m. First Sunday services set, and Dr Oliver Fields speaks at Garden theater.
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Colorado
Nebraska
CHCE
the Colege
Garden Theater
Oliver Fields
Bureau of Investigation
American Medical Association
Herbert A. Jacobson Honored by Auditors Group
Herbert A Jacobson of Greeley National Bank was elected president of the Belver Conference of the National Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers. Garnett Miller of the same bank was outgoing secretary. Charles McDaniel of Colorado National Bank in Denver spoke on accounting systems.
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Herbert A Jacobson
Greeley National Bank
Belver
National Association of Bank Auditors and Comptrollers
Garnett Miller
Charles McDaniel
Colorado National Bank
Denver
Packers urged to separate nonpacking interests from packing
Edwin F. Forbes, president of the Western State Meat Packers Assn, told Congress that large packers should divorce nonpacking interests from packing operations. He urged a federal review unit for mergers and transfer of certain enforcement to FTC, plus rules restricting chain stores and federal meat grading to protect producers and consumers. He also pressed immediate action to require reporting of meat and nonmeat sales to curb competition.
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Washington
Edwin F. Forbes
Western State Meat Packers Assi
Congress
Senate
Forbes
Agriculture Dept
Federal Trade Commission
Tastics Dept
Baseball Today AML Games In Bad Beat Major Leagues
AML games highlight tonight's baseball slate with strong matchups across leagues. Top teams clash under bright lights as bats heat up and pitchers seek decisive wins in a packed schedule.
Bridges Attacks Wilson on Senators Slur Over Air Funds
Washington Friday, Bridges denounced as an unwarranted slur Secretary Wilson's claim that air power beef dwarfs on the Senate floor was phony. Bridges and other GOP leaders read the remarks with amazement, defending a difference of opinion on air force funding while backing a $2 million compromise amendment to the defense bill. Senators Jackson and Symington joined in criticizing Wilson, with mixed views on boosting Air Force funds as Congress votes on the appropriations measure.
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Washington
Tefease
Wilson
Senate
Bridges
New Hampshire
Symington
DMO
Senate Appropriations Committee
Langlie Named Keynoter for Republican National Meet
Washington Republicans chose Gov. Arthur B. Langlie of Washington to keynote the national convention opening in San Francisco August 20. National Chairman Leonard W. Wall said Eisenhower is expected to run again though no word came from the President. The 48 member committee named William F. King of California as temporary chairman and Joseph W. Marlin of Massachusetts as permanent chairman, Prescott Bush of Connecticut as Platform Committee chair. The panel discussed shortening the four day meeting to three days, a decision to be made later.
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Washington
Arthur B. Langlie
San Francisco
Leonard W. Wall
Eisenhower
Nixon
Hall
Ua — Bromhers
Ins
San
Leopard W. Wall
Marry Darby
Kansas
Garrall Reece
Henn
Spades of
Fla
Highway Patrol Bans Race on Lookout Mountain
Colorado officials announce no more auto races on public highways including Lookout Mountain near Golden due to patrol policy. Governor Johnson says speed enforcement will be strict, no road closures for sponsors, Pike's Peak race unaffected. Denver to conduct blood tests for drunken drivers at Denver General Hospital under contract terms. A new zoning board of adjustment in Denver sets meeting times and filing rules.
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Denver
Colorado
Gov. Johnson
Lookout Mountain
Goldeen
Salida
Butt
Board
Pike's Peak
Jonson
Patrol Board
Highway Patrol
Johnson
National Guard
Gilbert A. Carrel
Duke W. Donbar
Utilities’ Commission
Ralph Horton
Earl Blevins
Mark A. Watrous
Watrous Jy
Colorado General Hospital
Denver General Hospital
Bauth
A. B. Elfelai
One Man Picket Line Continues At Telephone Building
One man picket continued at the new telephone company building site while union carpenters and telephone operators crossed or joined the line at times. Denver Local 7 Laborers protested wages paid to the nonunion contractor Hensel Phelps, asserting higher common laborer pay and nonunion workers on site.
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Telephone Company
Denver
Hensel Phelps
Lightning Breaks Bottle at Firehouse Hit Man
A bolt during a thunderstorm shattered a bottle in Butts Firehouse. firefighter N. Etten reached into a cooler for a bottle of pop when lightning struck the building. The bottle broke in his hand and he felt a sting but sustained no serious injury.
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Etten
Pete Butts
Butts
Engineer In Front Of Cab Fails To Save Tot Kid
An early report from Puente California recounts a freight train tragedy as a two year old, Fred Allen Bourne, wandered onto the tracks. The engineer attempted an emergency stop but could not reach the child, who was killed instantly as the train continued down the line near HJ Browner’s position.
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Tot
2 More Deaths Up Traffic Toll in State
The Associated Press reports two separate Thursday traffic crashes raise Colorado's 1956 toll to 158. Edna Bailey, 67, of Colorado Springs, died after a collision at St Francis Hospital. Bill Moretti, 44, Trenver, was crushed when his bicycle was thrown in front of a Denver-Boulder Bus Co. vehicle near the 7000 block of North Federal.
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Associated Press
Edna Bailey
Colorado Springs
Bill Moretti
Colorado
Moretli
Denver-Boulder Bus Co
N. Federal Bigs
Denver
Moretti
J. R. Moretti
Aii
Colorado General Hospital
Streets Crowded on Dollar Day in Greeley
Greeley merchants reported a highly successful dollar day with streets thronged and shoppers packing stores. Parking meters were declared a holiday as virtually every shop marked down prices for the event, drawing pleased and amazed comments from local businessmen.
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Greeley
Incel
Eisenhower Stays Aloof Amid GOP Convention Prep
President Eisenhower, recovering from abdominal surgery, held a 45 minute sitting up work session with White House aides as GOP convention planning continued nearby. Officials say his recovery proceeds as expected with daily bulletins scaled back to Saturdays. Dodge resignation accepted as he plans to leave government duties for personal reasons, while Ike signs 11 bills and moves forward with foreign trade policy.
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Wasilington UW
Eisenhower
White House
Pregs
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
GOP
Sherman Adams
Aithough Hagerty
Adams
Elsene Bower
Texas
Tinemetter
Cuba
Wagerty
Dodge
Joseph St. Dodge
Detroit
Costain
Park
Marriage Licenses View D Kraft and Dunnsat Glarum Sehtebel
Incompletely read list of marriages shows D Kraft of Toglewood California and Dunnsat Erbes of Windsor. Leonard Glarum of Cheyenne with Juanita Sehtebel of Greeley. Charles Bakee of Milliken with Vesta Rader of Johnstown. Paul Nielsen of Greeley with Ruth Mohesky of Denver. Julian Seto of Gilcrest with Violet Trujilie of Raton.
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View
Kraft
Toglewood
Calif
Dunnsat
Erbes
Windsor
Leonard Glarum
Cheyenne
Juanita Sehtebel
Greeley
Charles 3. Bakee
Millikent
Vesta £. Rader
Johnstown
Paul S. Nielsen
Ruth V. Mohesky
Denver
Julian Seto
Gilcrest
Violet” i Trujilie
Raton
Carlson Named on List of 25 Members
Colorado politics report Gov Johnson reactivates the Long Range Highway Committee naming 25 members including Lt. Gov. McNichols as chairman. The group will study road plans and weights under Garry law with ex officio officials and key appointees from Denver Grand Junction and other communities.
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Denver
Coloretta
Garry Law
Frank L. Gill
President Protei
Senate
Ed Wiarding
D-Craig
Mett
Dignan
Parsons
R-La Jara
John Vannerhool
Glenwood Springs
G. W. McFadden
Charles V. Hallenback
Grand Junction
Old
Mike Cleenan
Weldent
Bev Jorgenson
Gunnison
State Highway Commission
Cow Shea
Colorado
Highway Enginea
Mark A. Walrous
Chars D. Beach
Bureau of Public Roads
BR. E. Livingston
State Highway Dept
Johnson
Weather Teal Forecast for Colorado Wyoming and Boulder
Colorado forecast shows Friday generally fair with high near 96 and low around 62 at 2 pm. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies, cooler east, rising temperatures to the mid 70s to mid 80s, with western mountains near 50 to 60. Boulder and Longmont expect highs near 87 and 87, cool nights in the mid 40s to 50s. Wyoming sees mostly late Friday through Saturday morning partly cloudy, with Saturday highs in the 80s and 90s in mountains. Five day outlook says near normal to slightly above seasonal temperatures, limited precipitation, possible isolated afternoon or evening thunder showers Monday or Tuesday.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Boulder
Longmont
Ensler Sionday
Zick Presents Pacific Northwest Slides to Kiwanis
Dr Zick spoke to the Kiwanis club at its inncheat Thursday delivering a slide talk with pictures from a trip to the Pacific Northwest. The slides illustrated San Francisco views and the Pacific coastline with vivid pictures.
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Sterbert Zick
Kiwanis Club
Inncheat
Pacific Northwest
San Francisco
Pacific
Water Report for Northern Colorado River Systems Summary
Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District projects river flows for the Poudre Big Thompson St Vrath Boulder Creek. Figures list river measurements: 20 444 0 34 995 0 255 with unclear units and many garbled words.
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Northern
Colorado
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