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Pause and Ponder Verse Reflections by Lawrence W. Sil
A Bible verse excerpt from Ephesians 2 83 about salvation by faith, presented as a devotional by Lawrence W. Sil a minister of the First Southern Baptist Church of Greeley.
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Florida Trials Raise Questions About Race and Justice
Editorials criticize Florida four whites spared death for attacking a negro girl, arguing bias and timing influenced the verdicts. The piece compares southern courts’ treatment of whites and negros, notes a shift toward mercy, and predicts the era of capital punishment ending. It also questions Louisiana politics around Senator Long and the drive to extend voting rights to more negroes and poor whites, framing governance as tied to education and franchise.
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Jovial Paternalism vs Justice in Southern Courts
In a letter to the Charlotte Observer John Weighten, a Negro Charleston lawyer, argues Southern courts are too lax on crimes by Blacks against Blacks and urges equal punishment under law. He charges that murders and serious crimes by Black offenders are treated lightly, promoting intra racial crime and eroding respect for life and property. He calls for ending jovial paternalism and enforcing the law impartially.
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Miller Freeman wed in Greeley Lutheran church
19 years ago on June 23 1940 Miss Esther Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Brank Miller La Salle and Marshall Freeman son of Mr and Mrs John Freeman Riversdale Neb were married at Our Savior’s Lutheran church in Greeley The service was read by E G Fritschel with 00 guests The bride sister Shirley Miller served as maid of honor Best man was Richard Ruta Ushers were Edward Berger Floyd Schritztenknop and Clarence Nelson The bride a Greeley High School graduate Class of 1938 had worked at Fashion Bar The groom works at Freeman filling station along La Salle A large irrigation well was planned by VanWyke brothers on farms near Harden Cheyenne and Fort Collins with local counselors and stake leaders named The Denver West Stake leaders were listed including President Thomas L Kimball with counselors Reymond Barnes and Hivssell Taylor Drury Jr also mentioned The region covered by the three stakes held about 20 000 formats and included premises in Africa mainly in the Belgian Congo
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Marshall Freeman
Joh Freeman
Riversdale
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Cheyenne
Raymond Price
Fort, Collins, Cola
Thomas L. Kimball
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Latter-May Saints ’Church
Ft. Reymond Barnes
Hivssell
Taylor
Edward Eb, Drury Jr
Denver Stake Split Into Three Leaders Named Archie Boyack
DENVER AP Three Mor mon stakes were created Sunday from the head-year-old Denver Stake which covered northeastern Colorado and southeastern Wyoming. The new Cheyenne Stake is headed by Archie Boyack Blaine.
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Spring Upkick Signals Big Boom in 1959 Consumer Spending
The AP reports a spring upkick in U S business with higher personal incomes and strong consumer spending. Auto dealers post robust sales in June, appliances rise, and Chicago furniture makers forecast record 1959 sales. Builders remain optimistic despite higher interest rates and tighter money. Overall living costs climb to a new peak while incomes surge.
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
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Henry C. Alexander
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Advocates Teaching of Communism in Schools
Boston Archbishop Richard Cardinal Cushing argues on a television program that communism should be taught in high schools and colleges to explain it honestly as an intrinsic evil, likening it to a medical student learning about cancer.
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