Fortune analyzes 7 Democratic candidates economic views
An abstract of Fortune’s analysis groups Harriman Williams and Kefauver as liberal and big government backers, Lansche as conservative, with Stevenson Johnson Symington and Lausche varying. It notes unanimity on extended social security, mixed views on taxes, and general acceptance of big business without harm to the economy.
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Fortune
Fortune Dragane
Averell Hareinman
Mennen Williams
Estes Kessurer
Stuart Symington
Tandon Johnson
Adlai Stevenson
Conaecvative
Frank Lansche
Ohio
Fortuna
Harriman
Williams
Kofanger
Aardmen
Éerigus Pres
Kefauser
Magaxine
Feony
Lausche
Sen
Taft
Alea
Idea
Lawsche
Johnson
Stevenson
Kefauver
Symington
Johsson
General Motors
Kefauger
Atatl
New York
Earby
Senate
Lauethe
Property Transfers and Liens Across Multiple Parcels
June 7 records show transfers and liens including Alex and Selma Werner to Creight RK and Joyce Lindte for Lot 30 Rik. William Elliott to Almer J and Margie Grauberger. May Collins Flint to Gladys Cal lige Woodrow and Alda Collins. Katharine Kniss to Ruth K Rusk and others. Ray A Hughes to Joseph and Viola Saunders. Rev. values range from 1.10 to 1135.00 with various lot, block, and yard descriptions and miscellaneous notes.
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Alex
Selma Werner
Creight RK
Joyce A. Lindte
Lew Evans
Wiliam I. Elliatt
Almer J
Margie J. Grauberger
el Mints Court
Evans
May Collins Flint
Gladys Callige Woodrow
Alda A. Collins
Katherina Kniss
Ruth K. Rusk
Katherine Kniss
Dota
Bik
Littell
Greeley
Ray A. Hughes
Joseph
Viola Saunders
Shows Families How to Save More Money Each Month
Local manager of Aetna Finance Co offers families a “Trebuit mad” plan that consolidates bills into one monthly payment, claiming it saves money and reduces loss. Payments often can be reduced by purchases. Contact Avina Finance Day 10K Wieth Avenue, Ph. 4367, Ade.
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Aetna Finance Co
Avina Finance
Wieth Avenue
Ade
Property transfers and liens in Fort Lupton and Greeley records
A series of recorded deeds shows multiple transfers of parcels in the Fort Lupton and Greeley areas. Names include Maria Larkin Addlemen, Nels H Lindatedt, Charles and Keftow Loveland, Francis E B and Gladys M Kurmer, Amalia Romero, Roy Piper, and T R Ward, among others, with various lot and block references and rev., amounts ranging from 2.78 to 46.10 dollars.
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Maria Larkin
Nels H
Nanny FE
Lindatedt
REM
Sie Ste
W. Conner
Waller M
Marlon L. Boyd
Houston His
Greetey
Charles &. Keftow
Laird V
Shirley B. Loveland
E Asoit
Fisle M. Clark
Elsie A
Walter T. Clark
Nwice
Sem
Eee
Fio
J. A
Oleja G. Manchiel
Francis EB
Gladys M. Kurmer
Zalon
Amalia Romero
Joe A
Arelia Romero
Lota
Fort Lupton
Roy
Joan C. Piper
Carpenter
Cameron
Greeley
T. R
Mary Ward
Reward in Heaven Lansing
Sharon Miller found an envelope in a shed containing 4,000 dollars and checks belonging to a machine tool firm. She returned it and received a small reward, a company pen and seventy eight dollars.
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Lansing. Mieh
Sharon Miller
Sharon
Theatre Guide: Ointony and Information from Agences
Openings this week include Double Failure at Chief Theater along with Cockleshell Heroes and Hot Blood opening Wednesday at the Chief. Review notes mixed, praising Technicolor visuals and performances while finding the marine action tale only fair, with strong character tension between leaders and a vivid but limited wartime episode.
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David
Irving Allen
Albert It
Brac-teel
Fim
Phil C. Samuel
Werres
Jesse Lasky Jr
Jean Evans
Howard Welsch
Nicholas Hay
Harry Tatelman
Welsch
Herald
Wisconsin jail rules require awake staff at all times
Attorney General Vernon Thomson rules that a jailer must be present and awake at all times when a prisoner is lodged in a Wisconsin jail and that a matron must be present and awake whenever a female prisoner is in the jail.
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Madison
Wis
Vernon Thomson
Wisconsin
Dulles Highlights U S Stand Against Red China
AP News Analyst J M Roberts notes Secretary Dulles will push a strong American line to bar Communist China from the United Nations when Peiping faces a possible fall admission fight. He cites Mao Tse-tung praising Stalin and warns of a likely assault by Russia India and other neutrals.
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Dulles
China
United Nations
San Francisco
Russa
United States
Stalin
Russia
Mao Tse-lung
Peiping
Moscow
India
Asia
Africa
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U. N
Indictment Debate Over UN Role Sparks Settlement Speculation
The text discusses UN indictments, possible September actions, and Nalionelists doubting prospects. It notes speculation about U.N. stance towards the United States and the potential benefits of Red China membership for settlements, reflecting tense international opinion shifts.
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Polping
U. N
United States
China
Bee Ag
Domestic whim sparks quiet kitchen scare in Memphis
MEMPHIS MEMPHIS. In a short local tale Mrs Bul Daniel describes a minor domestic incident. In a huff she used shaving cream from a pressurized can to top her husband’s chocolate dessert instead of shaving cream. He ate every bite. No explosion occurred.
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Memphis
Tent
Bul Daniel
Rev Hystop Elected to Foreign Missions Board
Rev Hystop of 1720 Thirteenth Avenue Greeley Colorado was elected a corporate member of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions at the General Council of Congregational Christian Churches biennial session in Omaha Nebraska The board celebrates its 50th anniversary and oversees 234 full time American workers abroad 85 schools and colleges 60 hospitals and dispensaries 24 social centers and 1907 churches plus extensive mission activity.
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Omaha
Neb
Frederick W. Hystop
Thirteent Avenue
Greeley
Colo
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
General Council of Congregational Christian Churches
Foreign Missionarys Group
Four Greeley Teachers to National Convention
Four Greeley teachers will represent the Grenley and the Colorado Education Association at the nation’s convention July 16 at Yolami Over. The four are Ellen Maddox of Heath Junior High School Tom Elliott principal at Franklin School Mrs. Jossin H Jones a Greeley retired teacher and Helen King at Pack School. Miss Maddox is the first alternate for Grace Dawson unable to attend. Elliott and Maddox are GEA delegates. King and Dawson are PEA representatives.
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Greeley
Grenley
Colorado Education Association
Yortlami
Ove
Ellen Maddox
Heath Junior High
Tom Elliott
Franklin School
Jossin H. Jones
Helen King
Pack School
Miss Maddox
Grace Dawson
Eliott
Iss King
Mrs. Dase
The
PEA
High School Grandma Graduates With Her Grandchildren
In Spring Arbor Michigan Mildred Sassaman known as M Ms who has five grandchildren graduated from high school this year. The 12 year old pupil says she finds more time to study now than when she began high school 25 years ago.
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Spring Arbor
Mich
Homes Deadly in Washington Domestic Accidents
Washington records show one resident killed at home in the past week with four fall deaths and a suffocation of an infant along with a boy who accidentally hanged while at play. About 190 others were injured in similar home incidents across the state.
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Washington
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