Greeley papers publish mixed editorial and syndicate political column
A long page text blends local newspaper advertising notes with editorials on humidity and weather talk, plus syndicated pieces. It includes discussion of government size, a New York Life official viewpoint, and James Marlow's Associated Press analysis of American Communist leadership and Khrushchev revelations.
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U.S
James Marlow
Prote
Communist Party
Stalin
The
Daily Worker
William Z. Poster
Eugene Dennis
Iself
Hess
Denis
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Moscow
Russia
College of Education records eight week session registrations
Nineteen years ago on a Tuesday afternoon the eight weeks summer session at the College of Education reached a record 2.08 thousand registrations by 2 pm with more taken during the day. Cecil L Cree, Weld county schoolman and five year Bedie Draw school principal, is named assistant county superintendent with a salary of one dollar a month. Cree holds MA and BA from Colorado State College of Education. Helen Hargrove will teach first grade in Englewood schools next year after three years at Pleasant Valley. Miss Piarerove is daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Hargrave.
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College of Education
Cisdle L. Cree
Weld County
Bedie Draw Achoal
Cree
Colorado State College of Education
Helen Hargrove
Englewood
Pleasant Valley
Piarerove
Mer
Sirs. W. If Hargrave
Celebrities in Hollywood Hospital
Hollywood gossip notes Ed Fisher was in satisfactory condition at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Monday after an apparent attack of indigestion. Several stars remained under treatment or observation including Mrs Eddie Cantor and Mrs Clark Gable. Mrs Gable, formerly Kay Spreckels, was treated for a heart condition and reported satisfactory. George Burns was recovering from minor surgery.
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Hollywood
Eddie Fisher
Cedars of Lebanion Hosspital
Eddie Cantor
Clark Gable
Kay Spreckels
George Burns
Loomis designs new semaphore alphabet in modern system
Cambridge Miss reports Exntward Allen Loomis claims his Loomis Modern System uses lines instead of letters with a semaphore alphabet that any intelligent person can master in minutes. He asserts the script is universal and distinct from national alphabets, easily written and understood by all peoples. Tribune want ads reference.
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Cambridge
Miss
Exntward Allen Loomis
Bases on Foreign Soil Stir US Military Planning
Senator Henry Jackson raises concerns over American bases abroad and their future. Bases in North Africa Okinawa Britain and Spain face nationalist and isolationist pressures. Ireland Iceland and NATO allies weigh costs and sovereignty as US moves toward home-based long range weapons. Careful advance planning is urged to prevent disruption of US defense posture.
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J. M. Roberts
Henry MM. Jerkson
Ds Wath
North Africa
Okinawa
Britain
Rape
Spain
Ieeland
NATO
United States
Sen. Jackson
Saudi Arabia
Merares
America
Bnig
Cyprus
Singapore
Oly
Limbo Dance Told As Fat-Burning Cure in Caribbean Tale
HAL BOYLE reports on a Trinidad claim that limbo can slim the body. The piece describes the ancient dance as dancers shimming under a lowering crossbar, wearing swimsuits, and chanting as steel bands play. It notes the dramatic strain on muscles and the crowd’s curious fascination with the act.
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Hal Boyle
Trinidad
United States
Dortor
Mel
Limbo's rise and risky decline in Caribbean clubs and culture
A fragment recounts limbo dancing in the West Indies, noting its spread among society figures and African airmen. It cites record holders from Antigua and a famed artist Willys, detailing a cultural craze that drew crowds yet faces condemnation as excessive. The piece hints at earnings and social reach.
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Charlee S. Esxpioct
West Indies
Huth Sienry
Antigua
Willys
Hero
South Carolina counties boost blood drive tour appeal
South Carolina counties staged a Red Cross blood donation drive with a tourism twist. They offered one week in Clearwater Florida with all expenses paid for a blood donor, hoping resort promotions draw more donors and tourists alike.
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Columbia
5. C
Florida
South Carolina
Meridian, Miss Named Sweepstakes Winner
Meridian Mississippi is named winner in the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce sweepstakes for public improvement in the under-50 000 population group. Doctroity Mich leads the over-100 000 class, Salisbury North Carolina tops the under-25 000 group, and Tilsvill Wisconsin wins under-10 000. Minnesota leads state-wide projects with Arkansas and Colorado also noted.
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Kansas
United States
Arkahsag
Canderbul
Colorado
American Artists Sent to Japan for Air Force Academy Decor
Five American artists named Smith, Groth, Bowdie, Maxwell, and Cooper travel from New York to FEA Headquarters in Fuci Japan to gather materials for decorations at the U S Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. They will spend 34 days visiting bases in Japan, Korea, Okinawa and Fosmos. A Danish firm exports badminton rackets with plastic frames and steel shafts.
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Fuci
Japan
U.S. Air Fores Academy
Colorado
Springs
William Adhit Smith
John Groth
Rene R. Bowdie
John Alan Maxwell
Alaria Cooper
New York
Far East
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Meskure Republican
Greeley
Byrview
Grevky
Uaa
Osharn Fast Mevener
Funk & Wagnalls
Yumiture
Hunan
Herat
Humiure
Devereaux C. Josephs
New York Life Insurance Company
Johns Hopkins University
Arnald J
Washington University
St. Louis
Nation
Fiat School
Radio
TY Bentase
Hollywood Hospital
Tribune
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Buckley
AP Kmesteotear Sar
Meridian
Mister Breger
Dave
Half Acre Castle
Steve
Stoppine
Tal Too
Dankoy
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Joone Laney
Cocide
Scorchy Smith
Teva Eads Red Rok City
Trey
Dickie Dare
Tradematk Reeiateved Ge Patent Netiee
Tam
Red
Brad Brady
Kim Xoconiks
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Noucea
Air Force Academy
Minton
Ae Goler
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Sachelor
Harvard
UN Eptek
Larry Cheney
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