Eaton Rainbow Girls hold special session initiations
Eaton Colorado notes a special session of the Rainbow Girls at the JOOP hall initiating Dorothy Jean Orton and Jimmylu Dalton. Attendance includes Carl Magnuson, Ruth Allan, and Anna Lea Andersen elected chairman of Cole Tado grand executive board amid a busy list of visitors and travels of local families.
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Color Sound Film at Bethel Baptist Church
A sound color film titled The Every Creature will be shown at Bethel Baptist Church Sunday evening at 7 40 oclock. The free event features scenes of travel by dugout canoe and airplane in a South American jungle with primitive Mizian children, plus an age of air craft radio and photography. Produced by Moody Bible Institute, the film is part of a series by missionary technicians on foreign missions.
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Drunk Driving Cases Reported in Local Courts
In the Courts Justice of the Peace D F Matheson Floyd G Brown 44 of Milliken jailed 45 days for drunk driving after sheriff's officers arrest. Justice of the Peace H A Niawanger Eaton Payton 43 of Greeley fined 60 dollars and costs but unpaid so returned to county jail. Eaton police arrested Tuesday night California produced more gold than any other state.
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This Congress Faces A Lag In Enacting Laws
Washington notes say this congress struggles to pass vital legislation with the Senate lagging the House. Critics blame partisan tensions and numerous investigations such as Kefauver crime hearings, troops Europe debate, and MacArthur inquiry. Congress risks funding gaps until new appropriations pass.
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Congress faces June 30 deadline on price and wage controls
Congress struggles to decide how to extend or replace wartime controls as June 30 looms. House leaders push for a quick decision to keep current measures, while the Senate opposes. Tax policy also looms as the House pushes a broad income tax increase and the Senate begins hearings, with votes likely after September.
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Field Crop Tests To Be Viewed at A&M on July 13
Field day at Colorado A&M College July 13 centers on 152 acres of prime farm land. Visitors will see Kiowa winter wheat and barley genetics work, new grain varieties, fertilizer tests, and other field crop research. Dr. D W Robertson, head of the agronomy department, urges all interested farmers and researchers to attend.
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Pueblo man jailed for 18 months in marijuana sale case
Robert Pena, 30, of Pueblo must serve an 18 month prison term for selling marijuana. Judge William Lee Knoux imposed the sentence yesterday. Jon Gomez, 36, a Sugar City farmer, received a one month term after nearly 80 pounds of war efite were in his possession when tested.
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Pueblo
William Lee Knoux
Jon Gomez
Sugar City
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Challenge To Board Authority On Paroles Likely Soon
Denver reports a challenge to the Colorado parole board’s power to withhold paroles from inmates sentenced before the board’s creation last spring. Critics say old cases should qualify for automatic parole after minimums served, while the board contends it can justify all withholding decisions. The governor’s former role in parole lacks an automatic provision, officials say. Georgia Tops In Decade Football Wins With 80, Texas and Notre Dame 79 each.
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Texas
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Mountjoy Enters Six Horses in Greeley Show Weekend
W G Mountjoy owner of Almarei Stables in Omaha has entered six horses for the Greeley show held Saturday and Sunday. Mountjoy also plans to present her entries at the American Royal in Ki City Missouri. Mrs Lysis Perry of Greetey will enter her horse Jimmy 3.
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Amateur racing notes for Patterson entrant HiNote
In the junior fivewsltted class Dr C W Patterson will enter Bionewall's HiNote in the amateur fivezalted class.
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Bionewall
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