Perjury Move Discussed in Liquor Probe
Washington hearings on liquor distillers probe raise possible perjury charges as rival testimony over no antitrust action surfaces. Rep Keating says decision hinges on further testimony while new witnesses detail industry cooperation. Branham criticizes whitewash. Hodges challenges his statements and delays, record notes no solid evidence of antitrust conspiracy.
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Harry P, Snyder
Washington
Ahowe Repubiicly
Tle Liquor Distillers
Rep
Keating
RNY
Attcrlty
Sibcommutee
Justices Department
Cooperagt
Wethe Department
Sule- Committee
Branham
Eadward P. Hodges
Tle Bass
Odgé
Branhem
Ehutes
Chol
D-Ky
Modges
Hodges
Barggon
Antitrust Divison
Gnu
Bergson
Tere
Departmente
Iit
Polnter' Wan
Bargeon
Repubitcan
Metropal
Williim
Denver Collision Claims Life of Seven Year Old
A two car crash near a Jefferson county intersection west of Denver killed seven year old Diane Bacher and her grandmother Mrs. Elsie Bacher aged 68. The child’s mother Moange Mae Bacher, 21, was injured along with another occupant. Dewey White of Ayvada drove the second car. The tragedy raises Colorado’s 1858 traffic fatalities toll to 181. Fire crews also responded to a refrigeration gas leak at Russell drug store damaging odor, with a second fire department call for a Ninth Street apartment incident yielding no injuries.
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Denver
Diane Bacher
Elsie Bacher
Moange- Mae Bacher
Atan
Dewey ©. White
Ayvada
Jefferson County
Denver City
Fee Girl
Colorado
Tyro Tours
Russell Drug
Ninth Venus
Tenth Street
Ninth
Orcipants
Mohe
Lambert K Randall Dies In Weld County
Lambert K Randall 9 of Gilcrest died suddenly Monday afternoon near Kersey from a heart attack while working. Born April 1803 in Nowaita Ohio he moved to Weld County in 1913 and was at one time in the produce business. He married in 1931 and is survived by a wife Helen Henry and nine children Queila Redder Gayle Grisham Telend Frank Ruth Vous Mexine and Joe plus a brother Frank and two grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 p m Saturday at Adannon's mortuary with Grove interment. Ault FW Chorale in charge of services.
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Lambert K. Randall
Gib Street
Kersey
Randall
Ror Wilcox
Nowaia
Ohio
Weld County
Pay
Ault
Helen Henry
Scott City
Kan
Queila Redder
Greeley
Gayle Grisham
Oaterto
Cai Telend
Charles
Prank
Ruth
Vous
Mexine
Joe
Homme Ont Brother
Frank
Nowala
Bird
Adan
Ae Grove
California Car Caught in Traffic Squeeze Play
A 1950 Ford driven by Rolf Grover Siieve of Excondidy was rear ended by a 1948 Studebaker pickup with no brakes, shoving it into a 1349 Lincoln driven by Carmen I. Roberts. The crash on Ninth street near Teath Avenue involved three vehicles. Buckendorf and Horton in the pickup reported. Est. damages: $26 for the pickup, $40 for the Lincoln.
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Californio
Afernoon
Ninth Street
Teath Avenue
Dan G. Lepore
California
Rolf Grover Siieve
Excondidy
Carmen I. Roberts
Fort Callizs
Studebaker
Lepora
Richard N. Buckendorf
Ninth Avenue
British Riflemen Guard Workers on Red Border Incident
British soldiers protected workers near Helmstedt as dismantling of a cond railway resumed in territory claimed by East Germany. Forty three men were abducted by a Soviet led East German patrol, later released after interrogation. guards remained on site as Braunschweig Brown Coal continued the operation near Saxon Anhalt frontier.
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Holnstedt
Germany
Germoany
Huntley
Torexurge
Tatide East-Weath
Russia
Tone Company
Research Seeks Improved Geese at Ohio State University
Ohio State University runs a long geese research program started with immigrant birds acquired 13 years ago after the World Poultry Congress in Cleveland. Poultry science aims to breed geese that lay well and yield sex by markings while prof H L Dakan notes the phrase silly goose misstates the bird.
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Ohio State University
Italy
Univerity
Cleveland
Duey
Born Without Legs May Learn To Walk in Montreal Story
Montreal reports a 244 year old girl, Maria Claire Degn, born without legs, possibly learning to walk in three years with braces and artificial limbs. She is a ward of Quebec’s Crippled Children’s Society and supported by government funds. Her family includes Guilberte Leblanche, a crippled mascot who has met the mayor and even Queen Elizabeth, with ties to charity fundraising efforts.
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Montreal
Maria Claire
Marie
Provinces of Quebec Society For
Marie Claire
Laily
Guilberte Leblanc
Alsa
Guilerte
Guilberte Leblanche
Guilverte
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Canada
Hunters Favor Half Day Hunt in Duck Season
About 75 northern Colorado sportsmen at a meeting urged a half day hunting limit for migratory ducks. They proposed a single season with noon to sunset restrictions to extend hunting into December, citing weather and duck behavior. Wildlife officials warned late afternoon hunting could deplete breeding stock and worsen crop damage.
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Colorado
State Fish Eed Game Department
H É
U.S. Fish and Witdite Service
Weld County Fleh and Wildlife Association
Netlands Fish Aid Wildlife Federation
Mil
Fish and Game Department
Ington
Southeastern Colorado
Ameting
Pueblo
Danver
Grand Junction
Estes Park
Longmont
Boulder
Brush
Fort Morgan
Sterling
Weld County Fland
Meeker Jimior High School
State Fish and Game Department
Gilbert Ny Hunter
Sujokey ‘Till
Fran Walleh
Bill Adking
Saveral
Lee Yeager
Colorado Cooperative Wildlife Unit
Colorado A&m
Frank Poley
Local Marriage Licenses Listed Amid Names and Towns
A list of marriage license applicants appears with names including Adolfo Saly Bara Isabel Al vatoz Glicrest Joseph Gower Evans Virginia Banches Greeley Russell Hoftoer Louise Utter Gree Aull and others, indicating issued or pending licenses in a regional notices section. The fragmentary record shows multiple individuals across towns, reflecting a community rites notice.
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Adolfo Saly
Bara
Isabel Alvatoz
Glicrest
Joseph Gower
Evans
Virginia Banches
Greeley
Russell 5
Hoftoer
Louise Utter
Gree Aull
Democratic Nominee Declines Citing Party Gap
Sterling and Gale report that Kellogg of Fleming, nominated Saturday on the Democratic primary ballot for county commissioner, declined today with the remark I’m not even a demograt. The incident highlights confusion in party alignment and local election dynamics.
Officials Fined for Cicero Race Riots
Chicago June 24 US Federal Judge Walter J Labuy fined Cicero police chief Erwin Konovsky two thousand dollars and Sergeant Roland Brann and Patrolman Frank A Lange two hundred fifty dollars each for denying first rights to Harvey E Clark Jr a Black man who tried to move his family into a Cicero apartment. A mob of about 3000 rioters assaulted the suburb for three days until National Guard troops restored order.
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Chicago
Policce
Cicero
Walter J. Labuy
Erwin Konovsky
Roland Brann
Frank A. Lange
Harvey £. Clark, Jr
Konovsky
Clark
Maols National Guard
Natlon
Glare
Photographs and Testimony From Canon City Prison Trial
Jurors view news photos as testimony in the Canon City prison break case. Witnesses describe beatings, gunfire threats, and guard actions during the revolt, detailing convicts Best Henebry Mora Trout Leonard and others. Evidence includes photos taken July 18 and statements about brutal treatment and injuries.
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The
Post
Teter
Hoyt
Dickerson
Washington
Qapt
Yeo
Canon City
Ev Dence
Best
Sawhorse
Sawhorsa
Gov Aynemnt
Richard Davis
Rocky Mountain Newa
Waich
John D. Henebry
Henebry
Denver
Oran Odovlen
Warren
Ai Ttal
Doalen
Terry W. Trout
Venebry’s
William Davis Sr
Prizon Gymnasium
Doolen
Leonard
Clinton B. Leonard
Trout
Mora
Govt Lifts Color TV Ban
Washington report says the government ended the ban on color television set production for home and theater use. The NPA will permit firms that prove color TV won t hinder defense output. Administrator Henry H Fowler said many radio and TV manufacturers tied to defense work could qualify.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
Henry H. Fowler
Hospitals Admit Many as Weld County List Grows
Admitted to Weld County Public hospital Monday June 23 include Mrs Mollie Troudt at 223 Fifteenth Street Btrs Dalla McKinley 31 Sixth Street Mrs Clifford Anderson Grover Betty Kutcher Gil Mrs Peah Hoff La Salle Ronald Prentice Platteville Dinmingaed Robert Kipp Keenesburg Betty Kutcher Gill Edwin McMian 1400 Sixteenth Avenue Mrs Esther Nelson Route 2 Mrs Eva Bakke Furk Morgan Dire Doc French 1118 Seventeenth Street Mrs Refugio Hernandez and daughter Route 3 Mrs G H Peterson Windsor Ernest Spahn Croadhall Mrs William Vetergson Hastings John Glamman 1522 Ninth Avenue Admitted to Osteopathic Memory Yathcapital Mrs Nellie Johnson Briggedale Ernest Harms Buchnell Nebraska Discharged Mex Elmer Sanders Kereey James Lee 320 Righth Avenue.
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Weld County Public Hospital
Mollie Troudt
Fifteenth Street
Dalla McKinley
Sixth Street
Clifford Anderson
Grover
Betty Kutcher
Gil
Mra
Peah Hoff
la Salle
Ronald Prentice
Platteville
Dinmingaed
Robert Kipp
Keenesburg
Gill
Edwin McMian
Sixteenth Avenus
Esther Nelson
Route 2
Eva Bakke
Furk Morgan
Dire
Doc French
Seventeenth Street
Refugio Hernandez
Dalzhter
G. H. Peterson
Windsor
Ernest Spahn
Croadhall
Mre
William Vetergson
Hastings
Nebr
John Glamman
Ninth Avenue
Yathcapital
Nellie Johnson
Briggedale
Ernest Harms
Buchnell
Elmer Sanders
Kereey
James Lee
Righth Avenue
Stork Express Born to Me and Mrs Blise
A series of birth notices from Weld County Public Hospital include a son born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Blise of 2200 Ninth on Monday June 2, a son born to Mr and Mrs Lester Johnson of Wittory Motel 8 on Monday June 23, a son born to Mr and Mrs Harry Anderson of 3343 Ninth Street on Monday June 23, and a son born to Mr and Mrs Ted Smith of 1905 Fifteenth Avenue on Tuesday June 24.
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Kenneth Blise
Weld County Public Hospital
Lester Johnson
Wittory
Harry ©. Anderson
Ted Smith
Fifteenth Avenue & Son
Weld County ‘Public Hospital
Prison Guard Testimony on Lashings and Punishments
Wounded guard Amon Murray testified about a brutal incident in the prison courtyard. He described Doolen’s actions to stop a clash between guards and convicts and recalled the use of a lash whip on offenders. Other officials, including Deputy Warden Harry Tinsley, gave conflicting accounts about the padded sawhorse and the whip. The governor’s orders and federal inquiries into punishment practices were discussed during the hearing.
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Teatures
Amon Murray
Brank
Doolen
Doolenston
Ren Chi
Ghai
Marley
James W. Kinney
Harry Tinsley
Tinsley
Judge Refuses Bergman Visit Permit for Pia
In Los Angeles on June 24 a superior judge ruled against Ingrid Bergman's bid to let her year old daughter Pia visit in Italy with Bergman's current husband Roberto Rossellini. The ruling urged reconciliation attempts by Bergman's former husband Dr. Peter Lindstrom and Pia's guardian to reunite mother and child.
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Ingrid
Los Angeles
Ingrid Bergman
Pia
Italy
Roberto Rossellini
Mildred Lilie
Migs” Bergman
Ailsa Bergan
Peter Lindstrom
Pla
Typhoon Edge Strikes Japan
Typhoon struck Japan causing death and destruction on four main islands. At least 63 killed, 58 missing, 2% injured. 234 aboard a ship unaccounted for. Storm began last night and blew out to sea by midday. Washington reports note Senate panel approved a measure allowing the president to seize defense industries to avert a strike.
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Tokyo
Japan
Japanese Coast Guard
Washington
Senate Labor Commuiites
Humphrey
Ruman
Seb. Humphrey
D-Minn
St Ore
Fire crews respond to weed blaze near Nini Avenue
Firemen were called Tuesday to a weed fire in a vacant lot at Nini Avenue and Twenty-fifth Street. No damage resulted.
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Nini Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Johnson Will Skip State Democratic Convention
Senator F C Johnson of Colorado confirms he will not attend the state democratic assembly and convention at Golden this weekend. He says he wants delegates to vote their own choice and notes the press of work in Washington. Russell and Kerr will speak, Kefauver and Harriman plan arrivals, and 24 delegates and 24 alternates will travel to Chicago.
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Dover
F. C. Johnson
Colorado
Russell
Colorado School of Mines
Earle Cockery
American Legion
Johnson
Washington
Doboron
Party Worker's
Joseph Little
Chicago
Iken Care
Robert A. Kerr
Oklahoma
Golden
Arive
Denver
Beles Kefauver
D-Tenn
Averell Harriman
Karri
Danver
Sebarday
Callbran Reclamation Project Moves to President
The House accepted secure amendments to authorize a 16 million dollar Callbran reclamation project in western Colorado and sent the measure to the president. The project would supplement Grand Junction’s municipal water supply, provide lighting for over 20,000 people, and generate power.
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Washington
House
Colorado
Grand Junefinn
Denver man jailed for forgery and habitual criminal
Leo Gonzales alias Joe Nala 53 of Denver was sentenced by Judge G H Bradford to 14 to 26 years for forgery. He had prior felonies and pleaded guilty on June 16. The forged check was part of Weld county cases. Civil suit by Nona Geott against Greeley Joslin Stores settled before trial for 2000 dollars with each party bearing costs. The rest notes campaign and agricultural leader appointments.
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Leo Gonzales
Joe Nala
Denver
G. H. Bradfeld
State Penitentiary
Gonzales
Nornyelly
Sales
Gone Lanley
Weld
Nona Geott
Batdn Agstter Greeley Joslin
Eaton
Tiat
Bradfield
Supreme Court
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Gilcrest
Red
Aes
Greeley Army Store
First Mattenal Bank
Stork Express
Flood and Peterson
10Th Street
Senate
Okeh Selzvee
Sen. Johnson
Callbran Project
Russell Group
Edwin CG
Johnad
Dole
Mayional
Seo
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Losday
Agriculture Nd Weory Committee
B. Y. Ballentine
Raleigh
N. C
Atale Agriculture Commission
G. A. Cobb
Atlanta
Ate
Southern Ruralist
Joseph H. Francid
Morgan
Alan
Eile
Fire
Wien
Pee Eo
Home Insulation and Roofing, Co
Shi MC Pee Bal
Sos Osa Ene
Hibbs
Kirkendall Boots
Tem-Tex
Real Sport
Pendleton
Levin Lee
Kirkendall
Heard—Stetson
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