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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1952

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Witness Admits He Held Gun that Wounded Guard

In Denver court, a 3% year old robber and accomplice testified that he held the pistol that discharged during an attempted break from the Colorado penitentiary on July 16, 1954. He implicated Roy Bart and eight others in alleged civil rights abuses against convicts, with Davis and Lee Mora among the few witnesses. Mora, a Pueblo murderer, described earlier incidents and guards beating and torturing prisoners during the breakout.

Frank Fitman Denver Eldaayper T. & District Court Gusci Colorado Penitentiary Davis Boulder John W. Davis Boulder, Colv Roy Bart Lee Mora Pueblo Houss Best Mora Frederick F. Dickerson Éuripx Davie Lee Meeki Davis Pelzan

President's Cup Play Opens at Greeley Country Club

Breakfast opening signals the annual President's Cup golf tournament at Greeley Country Club on Sunday with 8 to 12 golfers entered. Borg matches in the handicap portion were played as match play moves toward championship and consolation rounds. Defending champion G L Fulenwidar oversees this year’s event.

Greeley Borg G. L. Fulenwidar

Will Insist On WSB Terms For Steel For Defense

Pittsburgh dispatch reports the United Steelworkers will press for government designated plants to adopt WSB recommended terms during the current strike. A 21 cent hourly base pay and a shop stoppage plan are cited as core conditions, with industry and union reportedly agreeing to cooperate on a partial operation program for defense needs.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Post-Gasetts United WSB Prapaals Ag Belet Energy Commission

Denvarite Dies on Highway Fatality in Westminster

Denvarite Garath D Goble 29 of 7642 Mead Street Westminster died on highway 6 six miles east of Denver on Sunday morning. Coroner Ross Adamson said Goble suffered from an automatic condition since childhood and collapsed after a heart attack while returning from Indians where a funeral was held. Autopsy planned. funeral and interment in Denver.

Garath D. Goble Mead Street Westminster Rogger Ross Adamson Weld County Goble Barah Ftsatton Gobie Fo Chitirens Stephen Lee Linda Elaine Ficinity Denver Denver ‘Tramwau

Three More Deaths Raise Colorado Traffic Toll

Colorado's highway death toll rose to 140 after a weekend of fatal crashes. In Jefferson County, 68 year old Mrs Elnias Bacher of Denver died in a two car crash with her daughter in law Hangeline Bacher 31 of Denver as a passenger. Willem J Walker 18 of Kitty Land NM died from a skull fracture after his car rolled several times in southwestern Colorado. James Quintana 14 of Fowler was killed Saturday when his bicycle was struck by a car driven by Clyde Torell 29 of Newburg NY as he attempted to pass the bicycle.

Colorado Yiellma Elmias Bacher Denver Jefferson County Willem J. Walker Kitty Jand Grantage James Quintana Fowler State Patrol Mre Bacher Hangeline Bacher Dewey C. White Aryada

Weather outlook and casualty report fragment

Weather notes for Joes and surrounding regions show variable conditions with thunderstorms and showers across Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico. A June 3 defense bulletin lists Korean battle casualties: 12 killed 45 wounded 1 missing and 3 injured.

Washington Defense Department

Registration Soars for CSCE Summer School at Toyom Montar

Registration for the eight week CSCE summer school rose sharply to 2550 at Toyom Montar, with further weekly increases expected to push totals beyond last year’s 2075. Tonight at the garden theater the first regular assembly will be held at 8 o'clock, with Mrs Anna C Petters of Brush to speak as a board member of trustees.

CSCE Toyom Montar Annamer Schant Assembly Anna C. Petters Brush Hoard of Tristess Enilece

Kefauver Favorite Tops Weld County Straw Poll

Weld county democrats Saturday backed Senator Estes Kefauver as their favorite presidential candidate, giving him 136 of 204 first place votes. Oliver Flogg Oliver of Greeley was named second district delegate to the national convention, uncommitted to any candidate. Delegates will back Oliver per understanding though not bound. George A. Baviss of Rapid City endorsed Kefauver. County convention actions set for July 23 with county offices on the ballot. Funeral set for Mrs Ellen A Carlion Tuesday at Macy's as lines in Meeker proceed.

Weld County Democratic Conventon Chase Estes Kefauver Tennes Weld Demouats Oliver Greeley Fats Weld John W. Metzger Atata Priblemm Weir Kefauver George A. Baviss Rapid City Darsar Tolden Meeker Junior High Auditoriiat Cmmly Chaignan Trarnta Wal Hall Durgie Jim Shelton Wecrstary Meeker Junior High Floyd Oliver Colorado Golden Louise Butter Fort Luptom Thane Turner Nunn

Air Raids Black Out Large North Korean District

Five air force and marine planes struck North Korea and Manchuria in the largest air raid of the Korean war. They knocked out Suibo hydroelectric plant on the Yalu, and damaged two generating stations at Chorin and plants on the Bongehar river. Allied crews reported no losses and targeted key hydro and power facilities.

Stangarter Sea Korea North Korea Man cHuria Plloce Guie Dy Air Force Geu Glenn O. Barcus U. S Qur Massely Iba Skles Woyld Suibo Obo Yalu River Manchuria Ko-| Tell Chorin Reservoir Seventh i Division Bongehar River Mam- Wang Ajr Frezene Boxer Primpines Sei Princeton Donhomme Richard

UN to Free 27000 Civilian Prisoners in Korea

United Nations negotiators announced plans to release about 27000 Korean civilians from UN camps next month amid protests from North Korea. Soviet air forces claim superior numbers threaten Western forces, with Gen Curtis LeMay noting many planes and reserves. Mrs Lotta Salgren, 77, mother of Dewey Salgren, dies in Kentucky. funeral arrangements set for Clear Lake, Wisconsin. Funeral services for James W. Wadsworth, 74, former Senator, to be held Wednesday. Police search for corset thief who stole a $100 garment from Mrs Elya Schimmel in San Diego.

Mipean Korea U— United Nations U.N Reda Nem Ul Free World New York Curtis BH Temay Gurasses Ibo Aly Mmllouk Balgren Lotta Salgren Dewey Salgren Ety Owensborg Salgren Ninth Avenue Clear Lake Wis Wadsworth Washington Tuna James W. Wadsworth

Western Welcome by Mayor Hopkins

A mayoral welcome from PRICE HOPKINS invites visitors to enjoy Western Colorado’s Greeley and the Colorado Wenterland. The note promises interesting events and friendly hospitality, hoping guests find the time spent both delightful and profitable.

Western Hopkins C. E Greeley Colorado Price Hopkins

Draper Named OPS Regional Head in Denver

Nelbert M. Draper of Silt Lake City, an attorney and educator, was appointed regional director of the Office of Price Stabilization with headquarters in Denver. George T. Rock of Denver will resign from banking to devote full time to the position.

Draper OPS Denver Nelbert, M. Draper Silt Lake City Office of Price Stabilization George T. Rock T Bis

Rain Postpones Robinson Fight

The Robinson fight in New York was postponed to Wednesday night due to rain. Movin defended the heavyweight crown at 174 pounds while the middleweight champion weighed in at Ll. Both champions must reweigh on Wednesday as the delay continues the bout.

New York Dung Jesu Mexim-Ray Robinson International Boxing Clan Movin

Two Sections Today Bargain Days and Summer School Opening

The Triblne announces two sections in today’s edition. Section A contains 20 pages featuring Bargain Days and related inserts while Section B offers 15 pages focused on the annual summer school opening coverage.

Triblne

Court Affirms Cost of Carter Lake Acreages

Denver June 23 The Colorado supreme court affirmed a 17871 judgment awarded to Larimey county ropehar whose land was condemned for the Colyam Bly Thompson reclamation project. The Northern Colorado Water Rangervalley District condemned about one-fourth of land near Berthoud and Loveland. Kistler was awarded 46963 for land including Carter Lake and 20309 for damages. the high court found no error in evidence and ample support for the lower court judgment.

Denver Colorado Supreme Court Larimey County Ropehar Northern Colorado Water Rangervalley District Agaiond George Kistler High Court Supreme Court Justice Hotland Conservancy District Visua

Reservoir Ready Next Week After Delays

City Manager Ray Casewall announced the reservoir should be back in service next week as sealing material delays slowed completion. Water consumption has fallen to about 8,000,000 gallons daily, with the 17,000,000 gallon reservoir expected to be fully restored. officials expect full operation soon. A separate report notes incidents of property crime including a vandalized window on a Chevrolet and a purse theft at a local store with a $4 loss listed.

Ray Gaxe

Evans ste Davis Car Looted at Ideal Cafe

The sheriff reports a break in Saturday night at Evans ste Davis during a meal at the Ideal cafe in Fyans. items taken include watches, jewelry, cosmetics, a flashlight, clothing, and a London label garment valued at about 83-ti-L. Acheson and Nesn discuss upcoming talks with Eden and Bevin on Europe, Korea, and arms matters.

Evans Ste Davis Pierce Sheriff's Office Ideal Cafe Fyans Wright Acheson London L. H. Lee Terrry Nesn Acheson Nere Pewenen al Arial Foreien Anthony Eden Fatelnn Ahert Betmmat Europe Pil Koren

Religious Science Film Shown at Eaton

Rex. EW. Frohman reports a Religious Science film titled Hidden Treasures screening Tuesday evening at 7:49. The documentary explores the cosmic creation through telescope and microscope, following 18 months of on location camera work by Tepre Bruls.

Eaton Stilute Ratan Frohman Tk Tepre Bruls

CSCE Plans $1,350,000 Tri‑purpose Building and Dorms

Colorado State College of Education unveils a decade development plan budgeting 1.35 million for a multi‑purpose building alongside new dormitories and a field house. The program also includes a power plant tunnel, a Student Union expansion, clubhouse and classroom renovations, and new women’s residence halls amid a long range growth strategy approved by state authorities.

Colorado Colorado State College of Education Eugeni §. Carter Skeets Calvin Little Theater Musse Dmision F. W. Ireland Mead and Mount Have Cone CSCE William Ry Rowe Altin State Plans Ang Commission Colm Rnde William R. Rowe Tosswatd Smusic Ross Routh Bhd Constala x Diting Z&ms Crabbe Hall Guggenheim Hall Crawford Hall College Shhopd Granford Hall Vollage Turpentar Ola Music Waterdals Nnmedia Rosa Fiernile Mary Glusdents Rattenla Broun

President Greels Summer Students Greeting at Greeley

The letter, from William Ry Ross as president of Colorado State College of Education, welcomes summer session students to Greeley. It urges learning from the college and city, highlights town campus cooperation, and invites enjoying local events and Colorado’s mountains and ranches during a combined study and vacation experience.

Colorado State College of Education Greeley America Gresley Hays Gombine Ila William Ry Ross

Petteys Speaks Monday at Garten Theater campus

Mra Anim C Petteys of Bruch a member of We Colorado etale and college emvstess will address the first summer session gathering Monday night at the Garten Theater on campus. Her topic Wales at the Pacific notes her recent Pan Pacific women conference in New Zealand and an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from CSCE commencement last May 25. The first Summer session concert band will play Garten Theater Tuesday night at 8 p.m. with performances each Tuesday thereafter.

Mra Anim. C. Petteys Bruch We Colorado Etale World of Education Emvstess Garten Theater Wales Pacific Petteys Christ Church New Zealand Hurane Felters CSCE Glen Garden Theater Phasania

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