Thai Education Students Start Studies At Colorado State College
From Siam Thailand two teachers arrive at Colorado State College of Education to study in elementary education on scholarships from their ministry. Airs Abol Likitwongee 37 and Fkavit Nathalang 25 join the summer station program and will continue through the regular term. Nathalang arrived after orientation in Washington DC and Likitwongse begins this week. Both hold degrees from Bangkok University and speak fluent English. They praise American hospitality and plan to study elementary education while residing at Cross Hall and Clyde E. Peddycord home respectively.
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Thailand
Siam
Colorado State College of Education
Suromer
Abol Likitwongee
Fkavit Nathalang
Chulalongkorn University
Bangkok
Likitwongse
America
State Department
Washington
Shite
Kasem Likitwonge
Stesiso
Teachers College
Bangkok University
Coln- Tadents
Nathalang
Cross Hall
Stexing
Clyde E. Peddycord
Eleventh Avenue
Natural Gas Will Heat New Air Academy in Colorado Springs
The Air Force Academy will be heated by natural gas after a study by Syska & Hennessy reviewed by Da]. Albert E. Stoltz found gas to be the most economical option versus atomic furnaces. Two heating plants will be built northwest of the Academy, serving cadet areas and service facilities with high temperature and hot water boilers.
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Colorado
Mnt
Aiburton Austens
Wheat firm on Chicago Board after early dip gains
Chicago grain prices edged higher on Wednesday led by wheat, rye and oats with improving crop prospects weighing on markets. Declines in rye and oats due to favorable crop expectations contrasted with July wheat futures rising, cash grain in Kansas City showed varied quotes with No 2 hard red winter and other grades mixed.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Azclirai
Daly
Pontraris
Kanbas
Wall Street Edges Higher in Mixed Midweek Trading
The New York market shows tentative gains in midweek trading as steel and utilities move higher while other sectors drift. Volume for the day reaches about 4.2 million shares, with declines offset by cautious advances in several key stocks.
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New York
de Pont
Ehen
Bethlower
New York Central
Erie
Webbers
Hospitals Admit and Discharge Register Weld County
Patients admitted to Weld County General Hospital on Tuesday June 28 include Frei Austin 1825 Fifteenth street and Mary Low Garre Platteville plus many others with addresses in Fort Union Shavon Stages and Windsor Dismissals list several individuals from Kersey Aurora Greeley and Johnstown with addresses on Tanth Avenue Fourth Avenue and Route 2 plus names like Bonnie Jewn bavis Julia Marostea and Casey Greenwald. The mixed list reflects local residents admitted or dismissed across multiple towns in the county.
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Weld County General Hospital
Frei Austin
Fifteenth Street
Mary Low Garre
Platteville
Mra
Dale J. Bristow
Seventh Street
Dangid BR. Mason
N. Twenty-fourth Avenue
Charles Dameton
Fort Uniting
Routera
Clyde Dunran
Tanth Avenue
Gordon Pishna
Fourth Avenue
J. M. Grikor
Walt Aradr
Johnstown
Henry Schenneman
Evane
David C. Stark
2Fieter Martinez
Fort Lupton
Haralt Shern
Johns
Welch
Sixteenth Street
Flobert FE
Vitteton
Twenty-that Avenue
Jesse Hinojoam
Dayshter
Lowell Bailey
Jon. Roggen
Hahy Boy Disz
Wingeor
Services Held for Robert L. Allen in Charlottesville
Funeral services and interment for Robert Lee Allen of 1294 Ninth Avenue were held Wednesday in Charlottesville Virginia, his former home. Allen died Saturday. Survived by wife Maide Randolph Allen of Greeley and two daughters Mrs Douglas Hern of Greeley and Mrs Robert Tankasley of Athinia. Adamson Mortuary in charge of arrangements.
Elevators Planned for Straits of Mackinac Bridge
The Straits of Mackinac bridge will include elevators to move service crews. Each of the two main suspension towers will rise 152 feet above the water. The elevators will operate within the towers to provide access along the bridge structure.
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ST. Ignace
Mich
Straits of Mackinac
Michigan
Local Birth Announcements From Weld County General Hospital
Multiple birth notices record new daughters and sons born to families including Wertz, Moralez, Miller, Dillard, and others at Weld County General Hospital and related facilities. Names, hometowns, and birth dates range from June 23 to June 29, with grandparents and local employers noted in several entries.
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Sohn Dillard
Jackson Field
Thesday
Weld County Generals Hospital
James €. Miller
Fittherresta van
Weld County, General Hospital
Buc
Glenn Wertz
Milliker
Antonio Moralez
Windsor
Weld County General Hospital
La Salle Man Awarded Damages in Land Stock Case
Tony Lopae of La Salle received damages totaling 64.63 plus interest and costs after a decree by Judge Dale E Shannon. Equitable Title Assurance Society sought judgment for damages from livestock intrusion on land in Weld County. An order to sell the WilaSPh4 of Sec 2T4N-5BTY was issued by the Weld County public trustee, tied to a revision of a deed for 5800 dollars signed by William Py and Leis Fernsullivan on Oct 40, 1946.
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Tony Lopae
la Salle
Paul Ferch
Junge Dale
William PY
Leis
Justice Court Notes From D F Matheson JP Court
Court records show Louis Savala in Greeley tied to a brush driving case with 40 days in jail. Police Court Candido Rodriguex located at 291 Fourteenth Street faces a driving related charge A338 in a separate filing.
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D. F. Matheson's
JP Court
Louis Savala
Greeley
Brush
Candido Rodriguex
Fourteenth Street
Drini
Mansfield Proposes Watchdog for CIA Based on Hoover Report
Senator Mansfield cited the Hoover Commission critique of the secret intelligence network to back a plan for a CIA watchdog panel. The Clark group’s study urged bolder policy, noting administrative flaws and calls for internal reorganization under Hoover’s commission guidance.
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Washington
Sen. Mansfied
D-Mont
Hoover Commission
Iman Commission
Iren
Mark W. Clark
Central Intelligence
Clark Group
Commission On
Hoover
Clark
Eisenhower
Thomas Doherty Studies Soil Science Here
Thomas Doherty, a junior at Colorado A and M, studies soil conservation in Greeley while preparing for a summer internship. He will take a permanent soil science role after graduation, gaining hands on field experience through a college training program under mentors Hubert Adola and Fred Stravely.
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Thomas Doherty
Chonan Doherty
Colorado A & Mo
Area Six
Eric
Greeley
Doherty
College
Asuminta
Senta
Wreka
Hipherty
Hubert Adola
Fred Stravely
Farma
Eiew Viening
Record Paper Drive Conducted by Jaycees
One of the highest paper drives in Greeley was completed Tuesday night by the Jaycees. Members began Sunday and finished after greeting at Islaid Grace park Tuesday. Concrete warloads of paper were contributed by residents. Jaycees worked all day and evenings including Monday and Tuesday night. Twenty attended the nightly park gathering. They plan four drives a year, one every three months. Jaycees thank Streeterites for their response.
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Greeley
Ie Jaycees
Islaid Grace Park
Jaycees
Thhe Park
Jayvees
Streeterites
Evans Cub Scouts Tour Ennes Dairy
Evans Cub Scouts toured the Ennes Dairy east of Evans on a Wednesday morning. The group walked through the dairy with two Cubs absent due to illness and summer school. Den leaders Mrs Dona Sely and Mrs Hazel Oster assisted by Mrs Dorothy Emery led the tour. a three year service star was awarded. A weekend camping trip in the mountains is planned for July 6.
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Cub Fenges
St Evans
Iva Creant
Entes Dairy
Evans
Meening
Mab
Ipke
We Dairy
Swicmer
Hire Wegher
Dean Wieres
Susumnier Srs
Stours Mere
den ImemNers
Dies Wednesday Mrs Anna Gesick Aged 71
Mrs Anna Gesick dies Wednesday at Wells County General Hospital after coming to the United States in 1904. She lived in the area since then and was a member of Our Saviors Lutheran church. Survived by 9 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild, with funeral services held Saturday afternoon at Our Saviors Lutheran church. Interment at Fle Untnatawn Cemetery.
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Auda Katherine (Erick
Tenth Street
Wells County
Katina
Russia
Gesick
United States
Fritta
Tna
Med
Geejok
Our Saviors
Amelia Tidaré
Johnston
Vienne Stara
Lavelind
Mra Kinatit Af
Mar Elizabeth Steher
Manta
Eiork Setirdar
Luewena
Pineral
Sabrina Fair to Open at Little Theatre of the Rockies
The Little Theatre of the Rockies at CSCE presents Sabrina Fair, a Samuel Taylor comedy, this Thursday and Friday. The show follows Sabrina Fairchild, daughter of the Larrabee chauffeur, returning from Paris to disrupt the North Shore mansion with Paris wardrobe charm and family mischief. The production, directed by Helen Langworthy, lists a full technical crew and runs six plays this summer with season tickets now on sale at Frasier Fair.
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Long Island
Samuel Taylor
Kent
Little Theatre of the Rockies
CSCE
Sabrina
Sabrina Fairchild
Larrabee
Paris
North
Howe
Helen Langworthy
Welby Wolfe
Stevens Girault
Robert Anderson
Robert Canetta
Thelma Brekke
Mary Eagleston
Arent Smith
Carla Johnson
Dean Molimaker
Staxe Carpenter
William Sturdy
Henry Halloni
Walter Conley
Alan Popkin
Edward Prado
Thomas Bellin
Properties
Lynette Achleicher
Elisabeth Jackson
Marian Marsh
Kay Perry
Dorothy Matthews
Sidney Derington
Aesistanta
Sue Hudspeth
Lyon Denning
Jill Beck
Lars Bradley
J. D. Sitter
Publi Hill Hunt
Janes Drummond
Diane Champhers
Charles Stamps
Little Theatre
Frasier Fair
Two More Lights To Be Added at Bonell Field
Kyle Reaver of the Community Act Commission said two new light fixtures will be installed at Bonell Field by the Weldman Electric Company and Home Light and Power Company. The Kiwanis Club will fund the electricity bill as the lights address rising attendance at the playground program run by Tom Hanronk, a graduate student and playground director at Coitrain State.
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Wayeround
Bonell Tel
Ax Yvart
Kyle Reaver
Community Act
Werdman Electei
Home Light and Power Company
Kiwante Club
Reaver
Tom Hanronk
Coitrain State
Eisenhower Calls Russian Strike Local Occurrence Not Policy
President Eisenhower said the Russian downing of a plane is a local occurrence, not a policy shift. He rejected broad blame, supported a potential bipartisan loyalty security probe, and outlined plans for a Geneva summit with questions about Soviet leadership dynamics and the aim for new channels to ease tensions.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
House
Fisenhower
Quentime
Snansmen
Geneva
Woo
Russia
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Two Auto Wrecks Cause $250 In Damage
Police reported two Monday collisions causing $250 damage. William Kenneth McEndaffer of Padroni drove a 1934 Chevrolet two door damaged $10 in a crash at Eighth Street and Twelfth Avenue. Nellie Verris Morris of 72 Fifth Street drove a 1951 Plymouth four door damaged $78 at the same day and location. Stella M. Clark of Faton collided with Heverly Mulholland at 1718 Twelfth Avenue. his 1951 Ford two door was damaged about $75.
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Wiliam
Kenneth McEndaffer
Padroni
Nellie Verris Morris
Fifth Street
Eighth Street
Twalfth Avenue
McEndaffer
Morris
Robert Ly
Stella M. Clark
Faton
Heverly Mulholland
Twelfth Avenue
Tenth Avenue
Twenty-Second Street
Greeley
F. W. Keivtey
Frank Karich Dies in Longmont Visit
Frank Karich, 74, of Platteville died Tuesday night in Longmont during a visit. Surviving are a son and three daughters, Low W. Karich of Platteville, Mrs. Dorothy E. Sterle of Greeley, Leonard Karich of Longmont, and Mrs. Eileen R. Sarechet of Platteville. Also surviving are two brothers and a sister, George Karich and Helen Karich. Path of Platteville, John Karich of Grishtow. Mrs. Karich preceded him in death. Funeral services will be announced by Marys.
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Frank Getrge Karich
Platteville
Longmont
Low W. Karich
Dorothy E. Sterle
Gree
Leonard Karich
Eileen R. Sarechet
UeorKe
Helen Kacich
John Karich
Grishtow
Mra Kaerich
Hr Marys
Enrollment climbs at SSCE CECE summer program
Enrollment at SSCE CECE summer school reached 2641 by Wednesday, up 27 percent from last year’s final figure. Some courses begin the fifth week of the eight week session. even more students are expected to register this summer.
125 Business Education Students at Reception
One hundred twenty five business education students attended the C8CE summer evasion event at the college. Dr A O Calvin presided with emeritus faculty and Mr Clyde af Stlanehard as guests of honor. Dr Kenneth Hangen, head of the department, presented slides from a European trip with images from France Austria Germany Belgium England and Netherlands.
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Genta
A. O. Calvin Tummar Herd
Clyde Af Stlanehard
Cuests
Kenneth Hangen
France
Austria
Germany
Daewark
Belgium
England
Holland
Air company renamed The Fifteen OU in Houston
In Houston an organizer formed a new air venture and settled on the name The Fifteen OU Company, marking a key branding choice for the fledgling enterprise.
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Houston
Tex
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Far East
Wall Street
du A . Ann
Cs8ce
Mra. Ubal Likitwongse
Mary Lou Matthews
C&ce
Ekavit Mathalang
Skeets Calvin
Stork Express
Alien Sebel
Jim Mar‘dante
A. S
Weld County General Hospita
Lingh Ar Buello
Glen Drives
Ostechathie Memorial Hospital
Myr
Howard Kilter
Kansas City
Louis Ahrenn
St. Louis
H. AL Ritter
Second Street
Bobn
Mes Suhdysky
Shreveport
Timothy Carlyle
Sue Ann
Henry C. Sandusky
Delta District
Maryleer
Eighth Avenue
Sandusky
Ohio Oil Rompary
Colorado Sehant
Miner
Louisiana
Samuel
Mre Movert Payne
Manhattan
Kan
Mira
Pacne Lathe
Kathleen Cawley
Tony Florst
Heven Alt
Tira Ann
Paynes
Justice Court
Uae
UNE
Mansfield
CIA
Evans Cub
Ennes
Anna Gesick
Bonell Field
Greeley Maytag
Sales & Service
St. Ave
Yates
Sen
Kefauver
Tenning
Frank Karich
Percy
KFKA
Weld County Livestock Commission CO
Claude Redman
Ralph White
iLew Dakan & Co
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
7Th Street
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