Kangaroo Court Doles Out Fading Western Dress Punishments
Seven Greeley businessmen were sentenced Wednesday by a makeshift kangaroo court near a water tank at Lincoln Park. Four were dunked for not wearing western attire, while three received lesser sentences. Key figures named include Henry Watson of the Camfield Hotel, John Hunt of the Community Activities Commission, Henry G. Gosselin, George Bean, and Ray Rucker. The posse was led by Jac Schreiber with JC members riding in a horse drawn wagon. The warning notes the court will act again this week ahead of July 4th with no appeal available.
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Greeley
Henry Watson
Camfield
Watson
Lincoln Park
Go West
Westert
Hunt
John Hunt
Community Activities Commission
Othes
Justice of the Peace
Howard Murray
Henry GC. Gosselin
Weld County Bank
George Bean
J. €. Penney
Schreiber
Chamber of Commerce
Jac Schreiber
Wayne Wells
Clyde Williams
Dale Tettman
Dan King
Norman Noe
Bill Thomas
Tolle Witwer
Harvey Witwer
Sws
JC Posse
Kangaroo Court
Dus Court
Enrollment figures for CSCE summer laboratory school
The CSCE summer laboratory school enrollment reaches 158 with 150 in addition to 30K8 college students. Grade counts include nursery 35, Kindergarten 13, first 14, second 2, third 13, fourth 22, fifth and sixth 21.
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CSCE
Summer Laboratory
Regional Weather Wyoming Panly Cloudy With Showers
Regional forecast notes partly cloudy conditions in Wyoming with showers and a few thunderstorms Thursday afternoon through Friday. Mountains and eastern areas see scattered activity with little temperature change. low Thursday night near sl 402 mountains and other areas higher on Friday with highs around 65.
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Wyoming
Panly
Porter
Hoffa Paid for Committee Data, Witness Claims
Senate testimony states Jimmy Hoffa received two thousand dollars from Dave Beck to obtain committee data. Witness Cheasty described meeting Hoffa near Dupont Circle and returning the Beck file material the following day. He claimed Hoffa and attorney Hyman Fischbach were involved in the alleged scheme to feed secrets to Hoffa.
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Washington
John Dye Cheasty
Senate
Cheasty
31000 Yankees to Leave Japan by Christmas
Secretary of Defense Wilson announced that 25 000 to 30 000 U S troops will be withdrawn from Japan by Christmas as part of building Japan's own defense forces. He noted the move was not sudden and linked to Japan's defense development. About 100000 servicemen remain in Japan with roughly 100000 total personnel.
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Washington i
Wilson
U. S
Japan
le U. S
U.S
Air Force
Jimmy Melton Paroled After Life Sentence
CANON CITY COLORADO Jimmy Melton, age 22, who was sentenced to life in the penitentiary for slaying his sister Phyllis Marie, 16, in December 1947, will be released on lifetime parole in about four weeks. Warden Harry C. Tinsley said parole was approved by the state board.
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Canon City
Colo.i
Jimmy Molvin
Penitentiary
Harry C. Tinsley
Melton
Colorado Penitentiary
Phyllis Marie
Tinsley
State Board of Parate
Mellon
Parale
Wasree
Ifis Parale
A. Hig
Los Angeles
Carson
Cola
Jim Sary
Witness Declines Communist Ties Question in Senate Hearing
Howard V. Trautman of New York, an RCA Communications technician, invoked a new Supreme Court decision and refused to answer if he was a Communist. He cited First Amendment rights as his reason for declining to disclose membership while accessing official government messages.
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Washington
Senate
Supreme Court
Howard V. Tradman
New York
Belky
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
RCA Communications Inc
Trautman
Greeleyile Advances in Forensic Meet
In Lexington Kentucky the National Forensic League tournament sees 75 high school students advance to rounds of extemporaneous speaking dramatics and original oratory at the University of Kentucky. Advancers include Jo Anne Blower Casper Wyoming Dennis Gallagher Denver Colorado Edward Ven cable Greeley Colorado and Paul Horan Denver.
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Lexington
University of Kentucky
Jo Anne Blower
Casper
Wye
Dennis Gallagher
Denver
Colo
Edward Vencable
Greeley
Paul Horan
Witness details cost of Blue South Platte water project
John R. Riler of the reclamation bureau testified on the proposed Blue River South Platte project urging 128000 acre feet of water would serve 43000 acres of new or supplemental irrigation. He estimated $820 million construction with one fourth repaid by users and a $21 per acre annual charge. He warned water may be insufficient to justify further investigation.
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John R. River
Reclamation Bureau
Drover
Hiler
Titer
South Platte
Riter
Miter
Hiter
David J. Miller
Blue River
South Platte Water Conservancy
Colorado River
South Platts River
Ecdman B. Deller
Ely and Gounty
Denver
Colorado Springs
Venplewood
Western Slope
Eitirs
Jebler
Pohler
Slue South Hiatte
J.B. Riler
Rela
Police chief tickets son for speeding motorcycle
City police chief Joe Varloneau pursued a speeder for several blocks and discovered the offender was his son. He stated the boy is no different than anyone else and warned of a possible license consequence if it happens again. The juvenile officer will handle the case for operating a motorcycle at high speed.
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Failington
Joe Varloneau
Tursdlay
Carbone
Big Brown Bear Spotted Near Rockport During Circus Season
Willis Chadwick and his daughter Willa 10 of Carr sighted a large brown bear about a mile west of Rockport while driving to Cheyenne. They believed the bear a circus escapee and noted it headed toward a creek after rummaging in Mile Smith ranch yard. Shrine circus ended in Cheyenne, Kelly and Miller Brothers set for Rockport show soon.
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Rockport
Willis Chadwick
Willa
Carr
Cheyenne
Mile Smith Ranch
Chadwicks
Shrine
Cheyenns
Kelly and Miller Brothers
Dhe
Audrey Audrey Batters Coast and Crews Face Katrina Style Winds
Hurricane Audrey smashed into the Texas Louisiana border with winds up to 100 mph. It left at least eight dead including seven from the Kelurah sinking, caused widespread damage from Cameron to Lake Charles, and forced thousands to flee homes as tides rose up to nine feet. Utility lines down, sea walls breached, and port facilities damaged as the storm moved inland.
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Stanley
Meisler
Port Arthur
Texas
Audrey
Texas-Louisiana
Tapport Arthur Weather Buyreau
Cameron
Orange
Tes
Lake Charles
la. Avelle
Cameeron
Louisiana
Coeata
New Orleans
Port Arline
Ollshory Air
Gulf of Mexico
Gil Osiga
Penrod
Lake Sabine
Goodhue Hale
Leaumont Amd
Local Weather and Irrigation Pressures Near Greeley
Temperature near zero on Wednesday with 83 at 11 40 p m. Continued warmth boosts crop growth and irrigation needs. Poudre river flow restored by a valley return water. Nerul Goigarl family 23 miles northeast of Ault records June 26 precipitation totaling 15 inches for 1957. Crops, range, and hay meadow show excellent yields.
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Greeley
Dilghes
Nerul Goigarl
Ault
Section
Dale
Registration figures for Greeley cigarette tax election
The latest tally shows 76 residents registered Tuesday for the July 13 special cigarette tax election in Greeley, bringing total registrations at City Hall to 1,379. Deadline for registrations is 5 p m July 9.
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Greeley
Greeley City Hall
Dean Installed Rotary President in Greelay Club
Norman Dean, vice president of Weld County Bank, was installed as president of the Greelay Rotary Club at a Thursday ceremony succeeding Dr. Harold Haymond. A film on the St. Lawrence Seaway construction, presented by Tod Sheatak of McCoy Caterpillar, highlighted the program opening a passage for ocean going ships from the Atlantic to the Great Lakes.
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Norman ‘Dean
Weld County Bank
Greelay Matory Club
Tuncheon
Harold Haymond
St. Lawrence River Seaway
Atlantic Ocean
Great Lakes
Tod Sheatak
McCoy Caterpillar Fracar Company
Hearing Delayed as Denver Filings Refer to Supplies
A partial hearing was recessed to resume at 10 a.m. Thursday. The brief mentions Denver filings related to Willian and Pane supplies, with unclear context and fragmented details.
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Denver
Board Approves School Budget for Greeley Schools
The Greeley school board gave final approval to a budget nearly identical to the tentative plan from May. The principal appropriation is 1,002.01 for current operating expenses, with increases in wages and staff. The budget also includes funds for the bonds, pension, capital reserve, and a building fund totaling 1,270,000 to finance possible expenditures this year and a projected school levy of 32.06.
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Greeley School Board
Greeley Sribune
Sunetalen
Hion
Pension Fund
Capital Reserve Building Fund
Nickerson Warns Soviet Land Power Tops Threat List
Col. Nickerson, on trial for mishandling defense data, argued that Moscow’s ground forces pose the greatest danger and urged a balanced force including Army missiles. He warned Russia could prevail with six months of supplies across Europe and the Middle East, reshaping U S survival priorities.
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Ay Bem Price
Jiuntsville
Ala
John C. Nickerzon
Air Force
Army
Martal
Charis F. Wilson
Wilson
Nickerson
Joy
Patis
Nickerson Ready
Mickerson
Carol
Russia
United States
U. S
Tfe
Hawaii Leads in Off-Shore Students Here
Hawaii tops non continental enrollment with 57 students in the Colorado State College summer session. Colorado remains the state with the most attendees at 1 431, while other states and territories, including Alaska and the Canal Zone, are represented in the 9 086 total enrollments.
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Hawaii
District of Columbia
Territories
Canal Zone
Colorado
Col Inge
United States
Alaska
Peru
Canada
Thailand
Formosa
M An
Israel
Mexico
Georgia
Kentucky
Rhode Island
Vermont
Town
Nebraska
Algpharma
Arizona
Arkanaas
California
Florida
Tah
Tilliams
Todiana
Towa
Kansas
Soninville
Maine
Massachuspite
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nevara
New Jersey
New Moxico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Texas
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland
New Hampshire
South Carolin
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Helmert to St Lovie Dr Raymond P Helmert Plan Council Meeting
Dr Raymond P Helmert, soci at professor of business education at CHCE and executive secretary of the Council of Consumer Information, will meet Jeff Thursdae for St. Lows to plan activities and publications for the coming year.
Baseball Today in Major League Playby Play Notes
Fragmented report lists players and teams across American League scenes with names like Wynn Berra Detenit and Parker Face Hi Smith King Folie Mand Pratt Hir Tan Neeman Teasdale Koutre Rice and others. The garbled text references games standings and lineups rather than a cohesive outcome or single event.
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Leager Crert
Wynn
Mrowa
Usene
Berra
Frytaek
Anert Tt
Sleaer Tal
Wilton
Veneie Tay
Dageulal
Cley Easer
Thirst
Harshman
Flachori
Stiley
Magin Swlivany Csakolee
Daley Nanonag Leagus Piliabpreh
Ayoit
Hentenes
Ira Iantiagay Parker
Face Hi
Smith
King and Folie
Mand
Pratt
Hione
Hir Tan
Neeman
Teasdale
Colorado Weather Summary Hazy and Erratic
Readable fragments indicate temperature around 61 at 2 pm with highs near 81 and lows near 60. Cloudy to stormy conditions favored central and eastern mountains with thunderstorms heavy east of ranges and little overall temperature change into Friday. Areas including Boulder and Loneman show partly cloudy skies with chances of showers and storms, especially in mountain regions.
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Colorado
Pauly
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