Texts and Teaching Aides Exhibit Set At College
An exhibit of new seatbooks teaching aids and ancillary materials opens in the Student Union with 31 members of the Cedoe Lion Bookmen's Avenue displaying their products July 12 through a weeklong showing. Exhibitors include Allyn Bacon American Book Company American Technical Society Benetic Press Follett Ginn & Co Greco Publishing Harcourt Brace Houghton Mifflin Iroquois Macmillan McCormick Mathery Old West Prentice Hall Rand McNally World Book Co and more.
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Soining
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Nny
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Allyn Bacon Inc
American Honk! Company
American Techmeal Society
Benetic Press
Follett Publishing Co
Ginn A Company
Greco Publishing
Mee Grawlhill Book Co, Inc
Ihale and
Harcourt, Brace and Co. Inc
Heath and Go
Henry Hedtane Fo
Houghton Stuffin Co
Iroquois I Publishing Co. Inc
Laidlaw Arakirri J.B
Lippinesti Co
the Macmillan Co
McCormick-Mathery Bub
A. McKnight
McKnight Publishing
the Old West Publishing Co
Prentice-Hall
Ine
Rand McNally
Apany
Finn Petersen
Anitia
Science Research Associales
Sentr, Foresman and Co
Charles Seriner's Sons
Weld County General Hospital births and naval family notes
A series of birth announcements from Weld County General Hospital include a son born to Stork Express Rophie and Al Sehead at 2439 Seventh Street, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Jean Meyers Girault, and multiple other newborns. Navy service families are noted with Chief Petty Officer Vern Miller's daughter born in Germany and the Millers’ third child Lori. Additional births include Glenn Roone’s son in Houston and the Joneses’ child in Washington.
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al Sehead
Seventh Street
Thar Flay
Weld County General Hospital
Jean Meyers Girault
Freday
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Miller
Navy
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Germany
Millers
Lori
Mire
Farger
Marilyn Stones Kine
Gheeley
Fern Stoneking
Eleventh Avenue
Clara Miller
Ninth Avenue
Steve. Rand Kevin
Matoren
Skace
Uetand
California
Nillers
Washington
Mere
Glenn Rone
Houston
Tex
Boone
Marjorie Bethurum
Mra
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Tis Fifteenth Street
Mix
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Denver
Jones
Marines
Johnson's Teerore
Fine For Bad Cheque In Riverdale Case
Russell of Pompton Plaine appeared in Riverdale on Thursday on the charge of issuing a bad cheque. Magistrate John Green found him guilty and fined him five dollars. Russell drew a cheque for the amount, Green accepted with a shrug.
10th Marriage of Charlie Barnet Reported
A garbled item notes Charlie Barnet’s 10th marriage counted as brief and faced potential annulment or divorce on a Thursday. The fragment mentions Windsor, a 27 year old connected to the event, and hints at broader concerns about Amenia buying concentrates, though details are unclear.
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Los Angeles
Charlie Barnet
Windsor
Hlarnet
Dulles Denounces Communist China in Major Address
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles issued a landmark speech attacking Communist China as an unfriendly, unrivaled regime. He defended non-recognition, trade embargo, and cultural isolation, rejecting calls for policy changes and urging allied and neutral nations to maintain the current stance.
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John Foster Dulles
China
Dulles
United States
U.S
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Walles
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Nie Wilain
Red China
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Hospital admissions and dismissals list names and addresses
A long hospital log lists admissions on Thursday June 27 at Weld County General including Warner Meghin Fafony Gree Gates and many others with addresses across La Salle Corvallis Yuma and surrounding roads. The record also notes dismissals such as Ora McCune Frank de and Mary Levise Botella along with numerous other residents and street listings.
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Warner Meghin
Fafony Gree Gates
Thirteenth Avenues
Mrz
Jacob Reinich
Seventeenth Avenue
James G. Ridgeway
Yuma
Albert L. Leelant
Corvallis
Ore
Frank Gor Yea
Lawrence Garcia
la Salle
Ronald Martine
M1 Fourteenth Street
Jake Vrich
Ta Salle
Card G. Gemelke
Kereoy
Mra
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Ora McCune
Fourteenth Street
Ray C. Paths
Tenth Street
Zenon Crip
Maxwell
Ncm
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Lovely
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Mth
Twelfth Street
Donald Mr
Inmnean
Torrineton
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Kererv
Mee
Shelby Lee Burke
Howard Young
Tenth Avenue
Max Fichardson
IMS
Fourth
Swarthmore Boosts Faculty Salaries in High Range
Swarthmore College announced eight faculty raise packages with increases up to 2001 dollars annually. President Dr. Courtney Smith said the new salaries place Swarthmore among the nation’s top paying colleges for teachers. Salaries now span from 4.50 to 14 dollars for certain positions, with increments of 200, 100, and other amounts for mentors and instructors.
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Swarthmore Colkege
Courtney Smith
Treasury Designate Sorry Steel Price Increased
Treasury designations reveal U S Steel Corp raised prices suddenly, prompting secretary Anderson to lament the impact on consumer goods. He notes the move signals broader price hikes and frames the episode as a setback for the public.
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Scouts Bicycle 600 Miles over Mojave Desert
Lawrence Malkin reports on four Boy Scouts traveling from Los Angeles to Phoenix over diverse terrain. The teens endured extreme heat, rugged mountains, and 190 miles of uphill cycling, aided by repairs and limited water. They crossed the desert, faced nine flat tires, two broken rims, and high temperatures reaching 120 degrees.
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Proernlx
Ariz
Ray
Charles Merritt
Phoenia
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Merritt
Phoenix Taurs
John Womack
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Aun
Los Angeles
San Tega
Dateland
Thomas Wadham
Jim Sialla
Fiordon Sanders
Straila
Insurers and Dealers Join To Stop Hubcap Thefts
Greeley police report hubcap thefts cost motorists 2700 in six months. Insurers and dealers form a campaign to stamp out thefts by engraving a control number on each hub cap, tracing it to owners via motor serial and car registration numbers. Dealers offer engraving at plate or drivers can use city hall. volunteers will assist during a Saturday session.
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Pelee
RFC Breathes Life Into Friday Resting in Death
The Reconstruction Finance Corp. once a booming lender to sustain the 1930s economy nears its end on Friday as liquidation begins Sunday midnight. Created January 22, 1932 under President Hoover with initial capital of 500 million dollars and authority to borrow 4 billion, it pumped at least tens of billions into banks, industry, and defense plants while 5,000 banks failed and unemployment rose. Jesse Jones led the agency through the worst years before liquidation starts.
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Texas
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Gore and O Mahoney Condemn Steel Boost
Senators Gore and O Mahoney condemn steel price increases as part of a Senate Finance Committee probe into the nation’s finances. The 15 percent rise drew swift criticism after President Eisenhower warned inflation could become a real danger without restraint on prices and wages. Funeral services were planned for 1 Wayne Haworth of Denver, formerly of Greeley, with interment in Cleveland after his death in Solan. Haworth, a structural engineer, had been working in Afghanistan.
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Dr Belden to Speak Sunday at Vespers
Dr A J Belden a Congregational minister from Landen will speak at the first of the season s city campus Sunday vespers at 7 20 o clock in the Garden Theater His topic is the Religious Significance at the Mayflower The vespers are sponsored annually by the Greeley Association of Ministers The first weekl ers were in charge of the Methodist church with Rev Henry L Weres as chairman The Methodist choir will sing an anthem
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City
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Felden
Alling
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Manchester Evening News
Swedish painter Erik England tours Indian country
A Swedish house painter named Erik England, noted as an expert on American Indian affairs, embarks on a six week tour of the Retman reservations in Camden. He previously won a Swedish quiz show prize of 10,000. The text mentions Enzlumd and Selma Thorden with unclear references to yesterday.
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Segent
Erik England
Sweden
Enzlumd
Selma Thorden
Asian Flu Seen Mild in US Navy Areas Says Official
Albany official notes Asian flu probably well contained in the United States with no major outbreaks expected this summer. LeRoy Barnes reports only mild cases among Navy personnel at Newport News and Norfolk, and the flu’s course is about four days. U.S. late 1987 motor vehicle fatalities drive insurance death claims to about 1 million dollars.
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LeRoy FB. Barnes
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Norfolk
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Atomic weapon turns out at Nevada test site
A plutonium device failed to explode during a atomic test at a southern Nevada site. Scientists moved in to disarm the weapon after a power failure halted detonation. Nearly 20 Marines crouched near trenches and about 150 observers watched as dawn broke and darkness lingered before the silent moment.
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Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
Burglars Break Through Wall to City Motors Vault
In Passaic New Jersey two burglars bored through a three foot cement wall to reach City Motors Co offices They used a sledgehammer to break the safe combination triggering tear gas The would be robbers left empty handed and injured detailing a failed crime attempt
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City Motors Co
Greeley Mother and Infant Injured in One-Car Wreck
A Greeley mother Mrs Eileen Valevreau age 19 and her 18 month old son William were injured in a one car crash about six miles east on Eighth Street Road at 11 38 a m Friday. Both suffered cuts and bruises with shock and were taken to Weld County General Hospital. The auto was a total loss. Patrolman Don Girt investigated.
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Eighth Street
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Fourteenth Avenue
William
Weld County General Hospital
Adamson
Don Girt
Traffic Deaths Drop in May Nationwide
The National Safety Council reports a 2 percent decline in May traffic fatalities from May 1956, marking the sixth consecutive month of lower or unchanged deaths. There were 2,110 highway deaths in May, compared with 3,170 in May 1955. Five months into 1957 show 14,360 deaths, a 3 percent reduction from 14,730 in the same period in 1956. Leading cities by deaths per 10,000 registered vehicles include Memphis Tennessee, Denver, and Indianapolis, with several listed as lower in rate. percentages appear incomplete due to OCR issues. Henry Dietz of Loveland mourns the death of his mother, Mrs. George Dietz, 86, who died in Loveland. She leaves a husband, five other children, 12 grandchildren, and 18 great-grandchildren.
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National Safety Council
Memphis
Tean
Denver
Indianapolia
Pueblo
Colo
Terre Haute
Fed
Muncie
Ind
Modesto
Calif
Casper, Wro
St. Clair Shores
Mich
Henry Dietz
George Dietz
Loveland
Henry J. Diets
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East Sixth Street
Dan
Fort Morgan
John
Reinhardt Dietz
Mary Wiederepahn
County Library Bookmobile Ups Circulation
Weld County library bookmobile two doubled books circulated in its first month visiting Erie Frederick Gilcreat Keenesburg Kersey Prosper Valley Mead and Pieres Approximately 1 000 books were distributed due to high demand two clerical assistants Betty Lucero and Delores Henge Jey moved to part time duty Regular staff includes Mrs Homer Brown Della Lucero and Abraham Torres Bookmobile number one delivers monthly to 19 towns with stops at Ault Hudson Fort Lupton Platteville and Windsor Each stop lasts about 90 minutes for adults and children A children reading project runs through mid August.
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Mine County
Erie
Frederick
Gil Creat
Gil
Keenesburz
Kersey
Prospert Valley
Mead and Pleres
Betty Lucero
Delores Henge Jey
Homer Brown
Della Lucero
Abraham Torres
Directoa Ty
Robert Foley
Ault
Hudson
Fort Lupton
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Robinson to defend title vs Basilio in September
Sugar Ray Robinson, champion, agreed to defend his middleweight crown against welterweight Basilio in New York. The bout will take place at a baseball park with the date to be announced later. Two other items note Belgian airfield projects totaling 2,250,000 dollars.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Lilist
Carmen Basilio
New York
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