New Citizens Naturalized In Greeley Ceremony
Seventeen people from various national backgrounds were sworn as U S citizens at a district courthouse naturalization ceremony. Helga Elisabeth and Carl Ragnar Larson and Toshiaki Matsuda led a list including Russian, Mexican, Canadian and British nationals. District Judge C Coffin presided, Del L Sullivan questioned the applicants, and Martha Greige administered the oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cwere
Mary Katherine Schimp
Seventh Avenue
John Brethauer
Fourteenth Avenue
Conrad Hopp
Fourteenth Street
Katherine Elizabeth Lind
Tenth Avenue
Carl Earnest Estreich
Eleventh Avenue
Annie Wizabeth Becker
Oak Street
Windsor
Conrad Rehe
Eighth Street
Francisco Galindo
Galeton
Luciano Galvan Martinez
Fourth St
Fifleen
Margaret Coskrove Zoleny
Alles Acres
Canada
Bambina Carmala Chioda
Frederick
Malan
Rosenwry Deller Riley
Star House
Hudson
Angel T. Taneft
Merle
Bilguelan
C. Coffin
del L. Sullivan
Naturalization Service
Martha Greige
Abieitt Court
Plumb condemns uneven weld road fund split as dangerous
Former county commissioner Plumb criticized the unequal distribution of Weld County road funds among districts. He urged a county engineer be hired to allocate the budget by traffic, terrain, and materials needs, arguing district one has historically received more and districts two and three are underfunded.
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Plumb
Plump
Rommiestones
Priday
Ue County
Adolph Winter
Ross Riggs
Noble Sanden
Orthermore
District One
Weld
Pro-Am Tournament Held at Local Club Monday
Greeley Country Club hosts a pro-am event Monday afternoon with entries due by noon and play starting at 12 30 p m. Call pro Jimmy Thompson to register if unable to arrive by noon. Sandwiches and cold drinks will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Country
Ben
Jimmy Thompson
Tgister
Court notes for La Salle defendants face fines and jail
Justice D F Matheson presided over improper registration cases including Nurvin Dee Conaway and Raymond A Sauer with fines of 5 dollars and costs. Other La Salle defenants Stanley Fisher and Ana Ruane Adolph Torres Felix Rodriguez and Valera Murillo were fined 24 dollars each for unauthorized diving actions. Justice Ira Sides heard John Pinker case yielding a 10 dollar fine and ordered restitution. a 90 day jail term was suspended pending conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Matheson’s Court
Nurvin Dee Conaway
la Salle
Raymond A. Sauer
Stanley Fisher
Ana Mele
Ruane Adolph Torres
Felix Rodriguez
Valera Murillo
Justice Ira
Sides
John Pinker
Conte
Pinker
District Court Divorces and Larceny Guilty In First Docket
District Court proceedings include petitions for divorce by Ruth Lockett vs Alex L and Delphine White vs William H, plus two men Leon McNulty and Charlie Brunson found guilty of larceny under fifty dollars with ten days to file a new trial motion. Judge George H. Bradfield presided. Juries included Alfred Harrington and others. The case of C. W. Cannon on larceny by hailea was continued to July 7. Betty L. Bulleigh vs Donald Bulleigh divorce continued to July 21. Drunken driving charges and related offenses filed against James Brown in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Lockett
Alex L
Delphine White
William H
Leon McNulty
Charlie Brunson
George H. Bradfield
Alfred Harrington
William C. Spitzbar
John D. Kay
James L. Beetham
Ruth M. Hoard
Marela K. Cottingham
Arthur C Ewald
James R. Bennett
Lydia Brunz
Wesley Willmott
Lada G. Koenig
Helen M. Larkin
Gonthuld
C. W. Cannon
Hailea
Betty L. Bulleigh
Donald Bulleigh
James Brown
States Given Social Security Time Tint
Washington prints show President Truman signing a bill allowing states to voluntarily place state employees under social security starting January 1 1954. Previously states could only opt from January 1 1940s. A retroactive provision covers service back to January 1 1951. The milk distribution in the United States relied on about 190000 motor trucks plus railroad use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Aseas
United States
Notice of Final Settlement and Estate Hearings
Notice of final settlement in Weld County Colorado probate cases lists MABEL J. HEMPHILL as administratrix and GLADYCE EVANS as administratrix for estates of CHARLOTTE A. PEITIT and ADDA KING. It sets dates for account presentations and hearings, with notices to interested parties to appear and object. Additional notices announce determination of heirship for the ADDA KING estate with multiple heirs named and a court hearing date in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Colorado
County of Weld
Charlotte
A. Peitit
Wotleo
County Court
Weld
Mabel J. Hemphill
Apple and West
Wald
Adda
Rodles
Eald Astate
Reoder G. Smith
BIATE
Arda
ACTIA
Gladyce
van Duren
Herr In
Helrabi
F. Marion King
Eaton
Huthane
Adair Ogal M. Mtohole
Freegreen
Colnegada
Daygnier
Adit Gladree
van Dusen
Talnrado Boringr
Cela
Kale F. King
Gamble
AIA
Aald Court
Greetey
Beal
S Ft
Thornton Tangles With Taft At Governors Conference
Governor Dan Thornton backed Taft, while Len Jordan urged Taft support as Allan Shivers listened. Thornton, a Eisenhower ally, warned against a weak ballot strategy and said Kentucky’s derby analogy. Jordan claimed Taft’s long acquaintance with his state backs Taft. Thornton flew to Houston for the 44th annual governor conference as the meeting nears closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Jane
Colorado
Dan Thornton
Thornston
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Goy
Len Jordan
Tiana Republcan
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Allan Shivers
Dtex
Thornton
TV Bay
Taft
Jordan
Forrestal keel laid for 59000-ton supercarrier at Newport News
Washington reports the keel of the 59,000-ton supercarrier Forrestal will be laid July 14 at Newport News shipbuilding and drydock in Virginia. Navy officials say the 1,040 foot carrier will be the longest warship and will carry heavier jet aircraft with a wide, unobstructed deck and retracting navigation bridge for flight operations.
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Washington
Havy
Forrestal
Defense
Robert Lovett
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Virginia
Navy
Eivan lv Rrussare
State Dept Apology to Lattimore Over Travel Stop
Washington June 28 The State Department apologized to Owen Lattimore for the embarrassment caused by a stop order preventing him from leaving the country The department revoked the order sent to customs on June 11 after the FBI said the informant's report about Lattimore planning a trip behind the iron curtain was a fabrication Lattimore denied the charges and has been a frequent target of Senator McCarthy Indicted Seattle travel agent Harry A Jarvinen was charged with originating the false report and will be arraigned Monday He is free on $500 bond and blames a cocktail party for his trouble The department expressed regret over the embarrassment to Lattimore and noted no final investigation is complete
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Washington
Atat
Owen Lattimore
the Gazette
Central Intelligence Agency
Lattimore
Hankine University
Sen
McCarthy AsWik
Lattimore Alas
McCarthy
Harry A. Jarvinen
Seattle
Haweleas
Littimore
State Department
FBI
Lattimers
Department of Plaza
Far East
Senate Security
Institute of Puglfa
Jarviteh
Aid
Jarvinen
Mich
Lions Elect Illinois Man Lions Elect Illinois Man
Edgar M. Elbert of Maywood Jr was elected president of Lions International at the sixth annual convention in Mexico City. Unanimous vote named Elbert to lead as Harold Nutter resigned, with 309 new clubs added and 31413 members increased nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Edgar M. Elbert, Maywood, Jr
International Association of Lions Clubs
Lions International
Municipal
Elbert Sucsen
Harold 2. Nutter
Camden
Collision injures none. small plane crashes near Dallas
An airliner from San Francisco to El Paso collided with a small passenger plane at Dallas municipal airport. The airliner landed safely. the small plane crashed, killing its two occupants, Paul Winfield Brower and Don Edward Walker. The airliner’s wing was damaged, but no injuries were reported on board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Aire
Dallas Municipal
Paul Winfield Brower
Golden Hoof Ranch
Denton
Don Edward Walker
J. Walker
Texas State College For Women
Gulf Eours
Central Airlines
Daliag
Lavemunter
American Airlinng
San Francisco
Tarkon
el Paso
American
G. H. Wooweaver
Grapevine
Tex
Hall Charges Thornton Lost Official Papers at Cherry Hills
Golden Colorado June 2 A Weld County Democratic chairman alleges official papers from Gov Thornton's office were misplaced and later found in a locker at Cherry Hills Country Club He claims the papers were located about ten days after the period in question The governor could not be reached for comment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Thornton
Cherry Hills Country Club
Bio sketch of a Molrage Park leader and outdoorsman
Real estate board president for two Molrage Park chamber terms and a member of multiple fraternities including Delta Sigma Nu and Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Married with one son, active Evangelical Lutheran church member, avid hunter and antiquarian coin and stamp collector with interests in pheasant lands, game pits, and Michigan deer lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molrage Park
Michigan
Beardstown
Logjam Breaks as Congress Advances 1953 Appropriations
Washington report shows the logjam on federal money bills loosening with progress in both chambers. The House opened debate on a 10 billion dollar foreign aid and military projects package for next year while Senate actions include passing 3.49 billion for post office and other funding, 1.01 billion for state commerce and justice, and 76.89 million for legislative costs. The measures reflect tax exemption limits for lawmakers and defense spending adjustments as the session nears adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Beings
Joe Hall
Washington
Congress
House
Ald
Senate
Crusman
Sontevance
Appropriations
Appropriations Committee
Pynat
Truman
Morever
Tan
Llone
O'Mahoney
House Votes Funds for Air Bases Abroad
The House approved 1.2 billion in special appropriations for American air bases overseas and upheld a 558 million cut from administration requests, with military construction totaling over 10.28 billion and a 6.28 billion foreign aid budget for next year. Action included potential roll call votes later and continued cuts to Truman’s programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Hose
Hruout
Truman
Walter
Ran.y
Teglman to Question Cooper in Walsenburg Case
Sheriff W. Teetman will travel to Walsenburg Monday to question Phillip Eugene Cooper about burglaries at the Alcoholics Anonymous clubhouse at 2608 Seventh Avenue and the oil house of the Prentley Station on South Heights Avenue. About 30 cents was stolen from a jar and a coke made there was damaged. Cooper was recaptured Friday after escaping Wednesday night from the local jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherlf
Teghman
Walsanburg
Phillip Eugene Cooper
Seventh Ave
Nue
Prentley
Sowth
Teetman
Cooper
Merlna
Walsenpurg
Tribune
House Slashes Aid to Europe Vote Report
Washington June 28 9 The house voted 95 to 75 to cut $1000000 in military aid for Europe bringing the yearly total starting July 1 to $125,234,739. The decision followed a teller vote with a roll call planned later. Republicans pled to amend to slash aid to the Middle East Far East and South America. Earlier the house approved $1.2 billion in special appropriations for American air bases at home and overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Europe
Truman
Middle East
Far East
Nome
Marriage Licenses Listed for Fort Morgan Area Couples
Marriage licenses issued include Elles Cosy Leon and Jennie Rocha of Fort Morgan. C. D. Johnson of Woodrow and Pearlena Welton of Keenenburg. Ronald Gene Eckhardt and Bon Mo Jean Ecker of Greeley. Roy Nuckell of Spring Creek North Carolina and Helen G. Stansberry of Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elles Cosy Leon
Jennie Rocha
Fort Morgan
C. D. Johnson
Woodrow
Andy Pearlena Welton
Keenenburg
Ronald Gene Eckhardt
Bon Mo Jean Ecker
Greeley
Roy Nuckell
Spring Creek
N.C
Helen G. Stansberry
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Greeley Daily Tribune
Sune
U Adkaunis
Alstriet
Northeast
Justice Court
Notch
Fereis
Taff
First Industrial Bank
State Dept
Lions
Illinois
Tr. Roy Keaton
Chicago
Island
Netherlands
Germany
Janan
Helghim
Lions Clubs
Elbert
Ktepling
Fras
Unis
Wberry
Fime
Westlake Hospital Association
West Suburban
Edgar M. Elbert
Azure Islands
Atlantic
Wigeland Motors Body Shop
S. Ph
Cereanes
Holmes
Heinie Rugger
Brannaman Hall
Ant Delafield
Rexall
Gilbert Bishop's & Weldorado
Teglman
Walsenburg
FHA Financing
Colorado Building Improvement Co
Coro, Building Improvement Co
46Th St
Eleventh Ave
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