Cherien Orthman Dies at Weld County Hospital
Cherien Me Oi 8 of St Fourteenth Avenue died Friday night at Weld County hospital. A Weld County resident since 1919 born February 12 1868 in New Jersey, he married Johanna Retimer on August 24 1900 in Bruning Nebraska. They would have observed their sixty fourth wedding anniversary this summer. The Orthman farmed near Crete Nebraska then moved to Weld County in 1919 and farmed Johnstown Gill and Greeley. In 1921 the property moved to Greeley. He was active in Our Savior's Lutheran Church. Survived by his wife three children Ed Orthman of Greeley Henry Orthman of Estes Park and Mrs Edith Dershem of Dayton Ohio. Three children Fred Carl Olen and Mrs Emma Kenyon preceded him. Funeral services at 10 a.m. Tuesday from Our Saviors Lutheran Church with interment at Byrns Cemetery. Secord Funeral Home in charge.
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Cherien Me Oi
St. Fourteenth Avenue
Weld Couny Hospital
Weld County
New Jersey
Johanna Retimer
Bruning
Neb
Crete
Johnstown
Gill
Greeley
Orthman
Our Savior's Lutheranahurehi
Ed Orthmad
Henry Orthman
Ebtes Park
Edith Dershem
Dayton
Ohio
Fred
Carl
Dershem
Mansfield
Olen
Emma Kenyon
Groeley Funer
Our Saviors Lutheran Church
Byrns Cemetery
Secord Funeral Home
Hells Canyon Dam Fight Heads to House After Senate Victory
The Senate voted 45-38 to approve a three dam public power plan for Hells Canyon on the Snake River near Idaho and Oregon. The bill faces a likely veto in the House and strong private power opposition, with lawmakers trading votes and civil rights politics cited amid the Northwest battle over federal versus private dam control.
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Washington
Hells Canyon
Senate
House
Snake River
Idaho
Oregon
Eisenhower
Sen
Potter
R-Mich
Tis
Senate Judiciary Committee
Morse
Dre
Mureau
Mont
Kennedy
Mass
Magnuson
Wash
M Brands
Vicious Morse
Humphrey
Pritter
Mansfield
In The Courts Larceny and burglary charges in area cases
Lupe Torres and Rivera face larceny of a 1959 International truck valued at 1500 from Mrs. Allen Stevens place southeast of Greeley on June 1. Bonds set at 1800 each. July 1 return before Judge Don ald A. Carpenter. Sammy Leija 19 of Milliken charged with burglary and larceny in an information filed by M. E. H. Smith. Leila accused of shop theft of 250 dollars in bills from Garnsey Wheeler.
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Lupe Torresand
Rivera
Ralph &. Walda Jr
Allen
Stevena
Stevens’ Place
Greeley
Donald A. Carpenter
Sammy Leija
Milliken
Alloyney
Coors Strikers Hearing Set After Mass Picketing
A Golden hearing will be held Monday on appeals by United Brewery Workers Local 366 of six Coors strikers convicted for violating a mass picketing ordinance. The six, led by Edward Blood, were fined 75 to 100 dollars each, with sentences stayed pending appeal. The case tests the ordinance's validity amid a larger labor dispute at the brewery involving about 200 workers.
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Golden
Coors Brewery
Jefferson County
Philip Harnbeing
United Brewery Workers Local 366
Walter E. Datsh
Dickels
Edward Bload
Dean L. Girardal
John J. Mayo
Hue
Harley
John K. Larson
Robert E. Pord
Etty
Cesarin
Nuniecomm Kersey
Weld
Hnenital
Stork Express births reported at Weld County General Hospital
Mr and Mrs Emmet Derr of Pierce welcomed a son on Friday June 21 at Weld County General Hospital. Mrs William G Maffett of Brigewater welcomed a son on Friday June 20 at Weld County General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Gordon Mackey of 2030 Seventh Avenue welcomed a daughter on Friday June 21 at Weld County General Hospital.
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Emmet Derr
Pierce
Weld County General Hospital
Dorna
William G. Maffett
Brigewater
Gordon Mackey
Seventh Avenue
Weld County Feneral Hospital
Willman and Wilhelm Families Welcome Daughters and Twins
Forata Relliert A Willman of Rowman and Robert Wilhelm of 414 Ninth Avenue announce daughters born Saturday June 22 at Weld County General Hospital. Ralph Tanch of Milliken welcomes twin sons born Friday June 21 at Osteopathic Memorial Hospital.
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Forata Mr
Mrs. Relliert A. Willman
Rowman
The
Weld County General Hospital
Robert Wilhelm
Ninth Avenue
Satuday
Ralph Tanch
Milliken
Osteopathic Memorial Hospital
Local Market Prices Mixed for Grains and Eggs
Corrected market note lists wheat at SLaL per bushel oats at 2 in Burley in Pisio beans at 38.00 per cwt butterfat flat price for large eggs 28 medium eggs 2Te heavy hairs and light hens priced with small or unclear figures. the OCR yields fragmented values for several items.
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Burley
Supersonic Jets to South Korea Dispatch
The United States plans to send modern faster than sound interceptor jets to South Korea starting Monday to deter North Korean air and missile threats. The move includes F00 fighters with advanced radar and possibly other new aircraft, with Osan base as a key staging point. The U.N. Command also abandons the armistice ban on new arms amid Communist protests, while supplying South Korean troops and upgrading defenses along the peninsula. The new jets are capable of carrying atomic weapons.
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Seoul m
United States
South Korea
North Korea
Cominunists
TLN
Osan
U.N
Korea
Padmunjom
U.S
Two Are Injured in Car Running Away from Patrol
A Grealey man and a 12 year old girl were injured when the car they rode in overturned while attempting to outrun a highway patrol car on a county road five miles west of Seeley Lake northwest. Arthur Poflosen, 27, sustained cuts to his limbs chest and legs. Kathleen Grugel, 12, suffered arm cuts and facial injuries. Both were treated at Weld County General Hospital and released. The patrol said a pursuit began when Rosen tried to ram Anko’s patrol car. The 1950s Chevrolet rosen drove failed to negotiate a curve and rolled over, becoming a total loss.
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Grealey
Seeley Lake
Arthur Po Flosen
Tenth Street
Kathleen Ann Grugel
Weld County General Hospital
Melvin L. Hake
Rosen
Charles E. Cashman Dies at Hospital
Charles FE Cashman, 74, of 1434 Fifth Street, died Saturday morning at West County General Hospital. Born December 27, 182, in Indianola, Iowa, he was a rancher and lived near Cheyenne from 1908 until 144 when he moved to Groeley. His wife died in 1903. Survived by brother Harold C. Cashman of El Paso, Texas, and sister Mrs. Bessie Shutt of Saint Charles, Iowa. Funeral services at 1 p.m. Monday from Macy's receiving room with interment at Lin Grove.
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Charles Fe, Cashman
West Coaunty General Hospital
Indianola
Iowa
Cheyenne
Groeley
Harold C. Cashman
el Paso
Tex
Bessie Shutt
Saint Charles
Toastmasters Install New Officers At Dinner
Toastmasters of Lustricl 26 held a ladies night dinner at Lakewood Country Club as new officers were installed. Attendees included Anthony J. Gembach and wife, Fred Werner and wife, Ed Boos and wife, Jake Ulrich and wife, and Les Ward of the Evening club. Lambach, a district governor, received the past district governor’s pin from Hal Carper of Denver. T. Vincent Metoure of Zanessville, president of Toastmasters International, conducted the ceremony. New appointees included Les Ward as educational chairman and Fred Werner as area governor. Remarks and speeches followed, including humor by Ed Boos and a talk on moral fiber by Rh. W. Huber. About 20 attended.
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Gilivers
Lakewood Country Club
Ream
Anthony J. Gembach
Fred Werner
Ed Boos
Jake Ulrich
Les Ward
Lambach
Sigaing
Moose Lodge
Zanesville
Iloos
Evening Club
Rh. W. Huber
Two in Serious Condition After Brighton Wreck
A Greeley man and another from Fort Lupton were seriously injured in a head on collision north of Trehi on Friday morning. Eight others also injured remained in serious condition Saturday. Darold E. Glenn, 25, of Denver, was among the riders in the other car. The crash involved a Brighton family and a car pool. Maria Cannon suffered burns and fractures. Anthony Peconi, 46, of Fort Lupton, was in critical condition at Colorado General Hospital.
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Greeley
Fort Lupton
Trehi
Tred Glenn
Darold E. Glenn
2910
Sixth Street
Glennig
St. Takes
Colorado General Hospital
Dover
Anthony Peconi
Glenn
Montgomery Ward
Denver
Brighton
Cannon
Eleventh Avenue
Peconi
Ed Drabniteh
Graham
Robert Graham
Twelfth Street
Veterans Hospital
Pure Food and Drug Administration
Ed Gustafson
Jose Chavez
Henry Chavez
Adam Chavez
Fernando Chavez
Salvatore
Wilbur Smith
French Cabinet Vote Weighs Austerity Tax Plan Monday
Premier Maurice Bourges-Manourny faces a crucial Monday parliamentary vote on an austerity taxation program tied to his government ten days old. A defeat could topple Bourges-Manourny and thrust France into crisis as the same issue toppled a previous cabinet. A close result is anticipated amid cross-party rebellion. A separate note mentions a 255 million Milan to Naples highway project slated for completion by 1960.
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Paris
Maurice Bourzes-Maunniuty
Wis Mavematicaily
Dev Bate
Bourges-Mannourr
France
Guy Mallet
Independent-Reepublicans
Medial panel frees Hooper family from bill after Benny rescue
The Suffolk County Medical Society mediation committee ruled no bill would be charged to Benny Hooper's parents for Dr Joseph Kris's services during and after the Manorville well rescue. The decision comes after debate over a $1500 fee and the Hooper family's financial hardship.
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Bay Shore
N.Y. Uy
Suffolk County Medical Society
Joseph H. Kris
Tycardd
Benny Hooper Jn
Manorville
Commie
Hoopers
Hooper
Kris
Benny
Renounee
Xris
China
Medical Society
Esrner
American Medical Assn
Haitian Junta Seeks U S Approval for Haiti’s Path
In Port au Prince the three army commanders ruling Haiti seek U S acceptance of their de facto government and hopes for aid to pull the country from economic ruin. Brig. Gen. Antoine Ke brean tightens control as the junta insists on a firm political and economic base before any civilian elections. This marks Haiti’s sixth government in six months after exiled Provisional President Daniel Fignale.
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Haiti
Antonin Kebrean
Negro Republic
Daniel Fignale
United States
Fignale
James Ford Dies in New York at 63
James W. Ford, age 63, a two time vice presidential candidate for the Communist party in the 1930s, died Friday in New York.
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New York i
James W. Ford
Communist Party
Nixon Seeks Peace Through Deeds Not Words in Plymouth
Vice President Nixon urged measuring dealings with Communist nations by deeds not words during a Mayflower celebration speech in Plymouth Massachusetts. He said hope for change is foolish without action and emphasized pursuing peaceful improvements while acknowledging no complete certainty in disagreements. He did not reference London talks but stated willingness to sign disarmament pacts if the Communists accept sound proposals.
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Plymouth
Masa
Nixon
United States
Eisenhower
Avery
England
Nixos
London
Fargo Tornado Leaves 10 Dead and 1,500 Homeless
A Fargo tornado destroyed or damaged 1,464 homes and killed 10, injuring more than 80. Red Cross reports 323 houses levelled and 1,140 damaged, with 50 percent of the injured hospitalized. Three churches and three schools were destroyed, 15 businesses wiped out, and 30 more heavily damaged. Red Cross to feed storm victims from mobile kitchens housed at North Dakota Agricultural College dormitories.
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Fargo
Red Seals
Laem
Don Tilgen
Red Cross
North Dakota Agricultural College
Radio Star Eddie Cavanaugh Dies in Chicago
Chicago obituary notes the death of Eddie Cavanaugh a radio star whose long career began in early crystal set days and spanned decades as a disk jockey. The piece highlights his influence in broadcasting and his years of service to the industry.
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Chicago
Eddie Cavanaugh
Radio Solar
Three Teens Held for Damaging Four Cars in Greeley
Three juvenile suspects aged 14, 15, and 16 were taken into custody after four cars were damaged in the Columbine Row parking lot near a bowling alley. Police report the vandalism occurred about 11 p.m. Friday. owners include John Eastwood, Tom Longacre, Tony Salgucci, and Lew Bromwell. Detention charges will be filed in county court.
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Greeley
Columbine Rowl
Ed Gormley
Gormley
John Eastwood
Ninth Avenue
Tom Longacre
Tourteenth Street
Tony Salgucci
Eighth Avenue
Lew Bromwell
Eastword
Longacre
Salvucci
Bromwell
Homeowner Narrowly Survives Plane Crash in Yard
A Cap Wal Airlines DC3 crashed into a rural Maryland yard near Clarksburg injuring no one on the ground. Three aboard were killed. The homeowner, John A. Anderson, dodged the falling plane in “crazy circles” as the aircraft struck cars and the back porch area. His family remained uninjured, with oil splatter on the house but no fire. Eyewitnesses recalled the plane roaring downward and a neighbor child fleeing in panic.
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Clarksburg
Cap Wal Airlines
Car
John A. Anderson
Charlsburg
Frederick
Anderson
Wayne
Larry
Sharon
Capito
Cuee
C. R. Burke
Fairfara Way
K. Thomas
Chicago
HA. Podgurski
Pillsburgh
Louie Blocks City Progress in Victoria
A macaw named Louie, nine years old, dominates five brandy fueled eyries in downtown Victoria. Doug Abrams, hotel owner from New Westminster, owns most of the property and plans development but Louie’s daily brandy fed squawks keep the estate in its current state. The will directs a daily ounce of brandy for Louie while Wah Mong, a servant, finances and ensures the ritual continues.
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Victoria
B.C
Louie
Segal
Victoria Wilgon
Doug Abrams
New Westminster
B. C
Abrams
Lovie
Victoria Wilson
Miss Wilson
Wilson
Mike All Fe
Denver Child Dies After Playground Accident
A 7 year old Aurora boy, Charles Weimer, died after running into a glider swing at a nursery school. An autopsy was planned to determine the cause, with Robert Schmaltz, the nursery director, noting the swing was moving only due to other children. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Weimer, left two surviving brothers. Public notice announces name changes in Weld County, Colorado, via county court order dated June 23, 1537.
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Denver
Aurora
Cola
Charles Weimer
Paul Weimer
Robert Schmaltz
Schmaltz
Fother
Mike
Paul
Pucblig
County Court of
Hospital admits list reflects many local residents
Admitted Friday at Weld County General includes Sally and Susan Avers of 1907 Eighth street, Mary Kye Sughrone La Balle, Mrs Emme E Crowl 1427 Ninth avenue, Abs Mikle K E Freel Copple's Court, and others. Dismissals include Mrs Jake Schmidt Windsor and Mes Oliver N Goodson 210 Thirteenth street. The compilation lists numerous names and addresses across Weld County communities.
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Weld County General Hospital
Sally
Susan Avers
Eighth Selvel
Mary Kye Sughrone
la Balle
Emme E. Crowl
Ninth Avenue
Abs. Mikle K E. Freel
Copple's Court
Garcie Winn
Twelfth Avenue
Harley Grable
Anthony John Schepp
Horse Creek
Wyo
Frank ‘Sanders
Crawford
Richards
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Lcense
Public Power Groups
U.S Court Ol Appeals
Supreme Court
Uale Mower
Office of Defense Modelization
ODM
Thomas E. Roach
OPM
High Dan
F. Matheson
JP Court Marine L
Thomas Esparza
York Lupton
Candalera J. Salona
Johnsown
Coors
Sheri
Clifford
Lee Carpenter
Walliam Johnson
Welch County General Hospital
Johnson
Welch
Hiss
Joseph Canis
Low Hawley
Hawley
Anlinson
Maas
Boss
Wabur B. Ross
Sixteenth Avenue Court
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Dra
James T. Hingasoh
Tenth ‘Avenue
John Ross
Nineteenth Street
Adamson Mortuary
Stork Express
Supersonic Jets
Charles E. Cashman
Milan-to
Naples
James Ford
Radio Star
117Th Street
Denver Child
EFM
Tae
Nolan
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