Farm Fire near City Causes 10000 Loss
A fire of unknown origin caused nearly ten thousand dollars in damage Friday afternoon at a farm owned by A. R. Sitzman near Lucerne and operated by Alex Wiegel two miles east of Breeley on Eighth Street road. The cow barn and machine shed burned, along with four thousand dollars worth of machinery. Neighbors and local crews fought the blaze, saving only a two ton GMC truck. the Whegel truck and other equipment were lost. Firefighters faced insufficient water as they battled the flames.
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Grevley Firstien
GMC
Alex Wlagelgai
Gresley Frida
Tribuna
Taylor Lewis
4. R. Sitzman
Lucerne
Alex Wiegel
Breeley
Eighth Street
Koh Upton
Great Western
Hareda
Wiegel
Greeley Fire Department
Upton
Roy Matney
Jona Norten
Denver
Greeley
Slixman
Reginald C. Parsons Dies at Fort Carson
Reginald C Parsons a Greeley draftsman and Army veteran died suddenly Friday night at Fort Carson from a heart attack. He served in World War II and was a lieutenant in the National Guard. He is survived by his wife two sons his father and grandparents. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Aly
Reginald C. Tar
Greeley
Proctor
W. Va
Parsons
Wheeling
Stat
Dorothy
W. Winelers
Morgantown
W.va
France
Parsonses
Greyley
First Methodist Church
Pioneer Past
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Engineering Society
Colorado
R. Carl Jr
Charles Ross Parsons
Tess Y. Pareons
W. Vacs
F. A. Parsons
Church Minutes Read All Night as Merger Foes Threaten Suit
Church delegates endured a 9 hour 36 minute session as a merger dispute with We Evangelical and Reformed Church prompted a lengthy, night-long recital of executive committee minutes. The moderator, Rev Albert Buckner Coe of Boston, called it a tremendous testament amid humor and strain, with weary attendees seeking clarity on dates and constitutional details.
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We Evangelical and Reformed Church
Albert Buckner Coe
Boston
Twining Visits Moscow to Inspect Soviet Air Force
General Nathan F. Twining arrived in Moscow to observe the Soviet Air Force on its aviation day. He said the trip is professional, aimed at meeting Soviet Air Force leaders and learning about new equipment and developments, not political in nature.
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Moscow
Nathan F. Twining
America
Russia
Twining
Soviet Union
Biel
Harshal Ivan S. Konev
Wallied
Artist Brewer Dies in Little Rock
Adrian Louis Brewer, 64, nationally known artist famous for Sentinel of Freedom a World War II era flag painting died Friday in Little Rock Ark The 20th century Congregational literature and works such as Toleration of Differing Opinion and The Character of an Independent prompted audience laughter and acclaim.
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Little Rock
Ark
Adrian Louis Brewer
Congregational Literatura
Petroleum Landmen Elect Oklahoma Man President
The American Association of Petroleum Landmen closed its second annual convention with Miller Waggoner of Oklahoma City elected president. He succeeds George Brown of Amarillo, Texas. Other officers include Hamilton Rogers of Fort Worth as first vice president, R. Summy of Long Beach, California as second vice president, Jack Froth er of Billings, Montana as third vice president, and William B. Beall of Oklahoma City as secretary treasurer. Delegates numbering over 2,000 chose San Antonio, Texas, as the site for the 1937 convention.
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Denver
Ssne
Petroleum Landmoen
Miller Waggoner
Oklahoomn City
George Brown
Amazilla
Tex
Hamilton Rogers
Fort Worth
R. Summy
Long Beach
Calli
Jack Frothera
Bilings
Mont
William B. Beall
Oklshama City
San Antonio, Tex
Association
St Peters Parish launches major fund drive in Greenville
St Peter's Parish in Greenville announces a large fundraising campaign led by Rev Robert Hoffman and Dr Joseph Haefeli with a goal well above 100000. A July 5 kickoff dinner at Newman Hall launches solicitation July 8 with about 150 volunteers. The plan includes church rehabilitation, adding classrooms, expanding convent facilities, and reducing parish debt.
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St. Peter's Parish
Greeley
Robert F. Hoffman
Joseph J. Haefeli
Newman Hall
Hoffman
Haefeli
Father Hoffman
Dr. Heetelt
John AV. O'Hagan
Ralph Farr
Special Gifts
MM. Dilsaver
Beelines
Bernard J. Melody
Edward
Ted) Lohan
Nicholas A. Mind Jer
Irvin Marlin
Arthur J. Stodydard
Louis T. Tobin
Francis Kobitschek
Gilbert Koos
Vernon Gillen
Charles Wetzler
Kenneth Markley
Henry Bunting
A. J. Backman
George Brinster
Harry Schank
Edward Deobritch
William Koch
Alvin Steele
Cysil Grossaini
Kenneth Vogal
Paul Groeger
Morris Smith
Thomas Seery
Earl Voelker
James Ryan
Haymond Troxel
William D. Patterson
Joseph Murphy
Regis Maily
J. Edeward Eisenman
Eugene Beck
Lao Coming
Frank Gilsdrof
William Romey
Theodore Schumacher
Harriman Leads Weld County Democratic Preference Poll
A Weld County Democratic convention at Island Grove Park chose Harriman as the favored presidential nominee in a straw ballot, defeating Stevenson by a large margin. Kefauver placed third with strong showings for other candidates, and Gordon Thotson won the district delegate slot with support to back a national delegation.
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Gay
Averell Harzimin
New York
Weld County
Island Grove Park
Bartlivah
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Cabillate
Sen. Estes Scfanger
Tennessee
Tar
Havyman
Stevenson
Kefauver
J. Stuart Symington
Missouri
Lyndon Johnson
Igxas
Frank Lauscbe
Ohio
G. Mennen Willams
Michigan
Ibbotson
Gordon Thbotson
Hogger
Dem
Second Congressional
Clarence Roark
Koggen
Uolson
Wilkinson
Roark
Giffin
Harriman Giffin
Marriigan
Bits
Louise Gauss
Greeley
Thbdison
Tom Richardson
Truman Hall
Giltin
Enrollment climbs as summer session draws near
The CSCE summer session enrollment reached 113 percent at noon Saturday, with 1,738 enrolled by noon and 2,225 total in the procession, marking increases over last year. Most registrants are graduate students, while two thirds of summer session students are typically grads. An undergraduate line stretched from Ginter Hall to Cranford Hall as registrations continued toward 1 p.m. Sunday with regular classes starting Monday.
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Harahment Ak
CSCE
Ginter Hall
Cranford Hall
Bronday
Woman Killed in Grand Junction Auto Crash
Opal Brown of Grand Junction died Friday when a car driven by her husband Taymon 46 left Copeca road five miles west of Grand Junction and struck an embankment. Amy was undiscovered until a passing farmer heard calls for help at 8 41 a.m. She suffered multiple injuries and was taken to St Mary’s Hospital. The crash raised the year’s traffic fatalities to 159, four more than last year at this time.
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Grand Junction
Opal Brown
Taymon
Here
Amy
Brown
St. Mary's Hospital
Gene Bertogli
Mega County
California Company Locates Fourth Pierce Well Near Town
California Company surveys and stakes its fourth Pierce oil well 16 miles north of Greeley in the NENE 27 866 area. Site is on the south side of Main in Pierce, near U S 85. A company representative told the Greeley Tribune the test will aim for center of the field. Noble Drilling rigs at the north end of the field have been released from the U P Verbale and prep work continues for pumping facilities and surface hookup.
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Calvornia Company
Ite
Pierce Oil
Greeley
Greeley Tribune
Cal, Co
Pierce
Main Street
Andrewell
California
Pierce Town Board
New Orleans
Okeh
Denver
Noble Drilling Company
U. P.-Venable No
Walter
Mother Stabbed Then Two Children Thrown From Window
A 40-year-old restaurant worker stabbed a 26-year-old woman and threw her two young daughters from a fourth floor window in New York. All three were taken to a hospital with injuries. the assailant fled. Police identified Eleanor Small and her daughters Lois and Aleara, 4, and James Taylor as involved. Taylor was waiting at a hotel where the woman and children lived.
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York
Frelengaml
Roan
Las Eleanor Small
Lois
Aleara
James Taylor
Pollen
Taylor
Automation Seen as Labor Factor in Steel Talks
Stalemated steel contract talks edge toward a strike deadline at midnight next Saturday. The dispute centers on a five year contract and the union's rejection of a stand pat offer with rising automation as the central concern. Union leaders warn automation could reshuffle the workforce and endanger wages while management argues a long term deal protects expansion and stability.
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New York
United Steel Workers of America
Iniuster
Enlire
David J. McDonald
Wilson Backs Down at Ike's Uniform View
Washington officials report President Eisenhower disapproved of a Defense Department order requiring officers in Washington administrative postings to wear civilian clothes. Secretary Wilson conceded officers may choose uniforms or civilian attire. The White House stated officers should decide for themselves.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
Ander
National Capitol
White House
James G. Hagerty
Defense
Capitol
Floods devastate Seoul area. four dead, 125 homes ruined
Heavy rains at Seoul and surrounding areas cause four deaths and destroy about 125 homes, mostly wooden shacks, police report. The event occurred Saturday with widespread damage across the national capital region.
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Seoqui
South Korea
Seoul
College eyes 148 acres near Greeley for campus expansion
A state appraiser valued Petrikin farm and a reservoir at 937,664 dollars for Colorado State College of Education to acquire for campus expansion near Greeley. The 148 acres, owned by J. M. Petrikin and others, sit between 20th and 24th Streets and 11th and Ath Avenues, amid postwar housing growth. The appraisal, discussed by local planners, aligns with earlier proposals and was not publicly announced.
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Petrikin
Denver
Cplorida State College of Education
Greeley
Weld
Thomas Mr.Welsh
Greelay
Mis Yepast
West County
Greerley
Fathiwin
St J. M
Dadker
Greeley and Loveland
Capitol
Wiliam M. Williams
Planing Commission
Matty
Williams
Whitman Best
Howard Lalting
State Tax Commission
Johnson
Allentic City
Namehal Governors
Jbas
Taft Kennedy
Weldl
Tax Commission
Colorado State
Clege
City of Greeley
11Th
Water Made Available for Colorado Big T Users
The Northern Colorado Water Conservancy district mails notices of water availability. The district plans to distribute a second block of 75,000 acre feet at 5.65 per acre foot under the Interim contract, with July 16 payment due. If weather stays dry, a further 25,000 acre feet may be released later. as of June 20 about 144,000 acre feet live water remain in Horserath and Carter reservoirs and 217,000 in Granby.
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Coloado Water Conservancy District
Conservancy District
Bureau of Reclamation
Notleys
Granby
Horserath
Carter
Cranby
Granby Fieservoir
Baseball Today National League and American League notes
The page outlines scattered baseball results and player names across the National and American leagues. It lists teams and players with incomplete scores and odd spellings, reflecting a damaged OCR segment with multiple unreadable sections.
Weather Summary For Colorado Wyoming And New Mexico
A weather summary reports 2 pm temperature at 96 degrees and a 24 hour period ending Saturday morning with high temperatures around 80s and lows around 50s. Colorado generally fair with warmer conditions Saturday through Sunday, mountain areas 35 to 40 and 40 to 50 for lower elevations. Wyoming fair with possible afternoon clouds and warmer Sunday, Boulder and Longmont see highs near 90. Durango mid 80s. New Mexico partly cloudy with afternoon T-storms southeast and southern mountains, high Sunday 85 to 105.
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Colorado
Tormey
Wyoming
Boulder
Longmont
Longhmont
Durango
New Mexico
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