Farm Product Price Index At Mid June Falls From 1951 Peak
The Agriculture Department reports farm product prices rose four tenths of 1 per cent in the month to June 15 led by meat, fruit, and cotton. Vegetables, grain, and hay pulled the index down while overall prices paid by farmers held steady. Parity measurements show limited gains from a year earlier, with 1910 to 14 base figures around 290 percent for prices paid.
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Washington
Agriculure Dept
Iid
Portland Mayor Found Not Guilty of One Charge
Portland, Ore. Mayor Terry Schrunk was found not guilty by a Circuit Court jury on one count of perjury after denying a gambler’s bribery accusation. The nine women and three men delivered a unanimous verdict Friday night.
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Portland
Ore
Terry Schrunk
Brighton man charged with involuntary manslaughter in fatal crash
In The Courts District Court Adam Chavez 20 of Brighton was charged with involuntary manslaughter in connection with the death of his father Jose Chavez 58 also of Brighton June 2 from injuries in an auto collision north of Brighton June 20. Chavez was driver. his father a passenger in a crash with Narold Glenn of Greeley. Glenn’s car collided after Beighlanian drove onto US 895 from a county road. Both men’s passengers and family members were injured. Bond set at 1000 with return July 1 before Judge Donald A Carpenter.
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Brighton
Ville
Jose Chavez
Narold Glenn
Greeley
Beighlanian
Glenn
Cai
Young Chavez
Rebel Graham
Delores L. Cannon
Henry Lockman
Chavez
RK. H
Deadline for stickers extended through July 22
Colorado brake and traffic sticker deadline extended for a second time by Director of Revenue Robert A Theobald. Vehicles may obtain new stickers until midnight July 22. Price raised from 0 to 1.50 to fund more thorough checks. New stickers valid through November 30, with future deadlines set for November 30 and May 1 each year.
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Drnverim
Colorado
Tevenue
Robert A Theobald
Theobald
Official Soothsayer Predicts Colorado Tourist Numbers
Colorado's tourism forecast from the state Advertising and Publicity Dept predicts high daily visitation next month and August. Coco based his figures on park registrations, estimating July will see 1,080,000 visitors with seven to eight day stays, averaging 270,000 per day. August about 196,000 visitors daily. Monthly totals span 184,000 daily in June and 115,000 in September, with yearly visits around four million.
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Wenner
Louris
Cobb
Ingo Colorado
Nuary
Two Cortez Men Killed In Crash of Airplane
Two Cortez men were killed and a third seriously injured when a light plane crashed seven miles northeast of Shiprock New Mexico. The dead are J I Moore and Johnny Howell both 27, Abilene born. Henry McKaskle survived with serious injuries.
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Shiprock
Colo
Here
J. I. Moore
Johnny Howell
Henry McKaskle
San Juan County
Farmington
N. M
Paneral
Abilene
Tex
Herr
Jay Taylor Moore
Calo
Henry McKastle
Garicz
Jewel
Moore
Howell
McKaskle
Broadway stars split by gender in season figures
In New York a Broadway season saw men outscoring women in stellar roles for the first time in years. There were 41 masculine and 281 feminine roles across 15 all male listings nine women only and 14 with both genders appearing on stage.
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New York
Broadway
Oly
Bar Association Forms Panel to Advise on Legal Portrayals
The American Bar Association creates a joint New York and Hollywood committee to provide consultative guidance on how lawyers appear in stage and screen productions. The group aims to assist technical and ethical barristers in their depictions upon request.
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New York
Ubman
Hollywood
American Bar Association
Consumer Resistance To Check Inflation Grows
WASHINGTON Friday government analyst Ewan Clague notes signs of consumer resistance to high prices as some goods excluding foods and services dip. Despite a steel price hike, he expects little effect on consumer costs for a year. May consumer index shows declines in house furnishings and offsetting rises in food as prices trend with seasonal patterns.
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Washington Uy
Ota
Ewan Clague
Clague
Labor
Jaureau of
Alow
United States Steel Corp
Italy
Total
Inenstead
Eisenhower
May
Two Colorado Lawyers Reinstated by Supreme Court
The Colorado Supreme Court announced Friday the reinstatement of two disbarred attorneys. George Fischer of Brighton, former assistant district attorney for the First Judicial District, had been convicted in an income tax case. Merle M. Marshall of Alamosa also regained the right to practice law.
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Denver
Colorado
Supreme Court
George Fischer
Brighton
First Judicial District
Merle M. Marshall
Alamosa
Citizenship Granted to Twenty Five Residents
Twenty five individuals were admitted to U S citizenship in district court on Friday presided by Judge Donald A Carpenter. The group included 12 Germans seven Mexicans three Sentes one Spaniard one Pole and one Canadian. Notable new citizens included Fernin Hodriguez of theeley and others like Ernest Albert Undert Windsor and Aleksander Mentygi Platteville. Local advocates Joe Ruibal Windsor and Rev Fuge Beckee Windsor aided petitioners. naturalization examiner B G Greenwald announced upcoming petitions for July 16 and 17.
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Natiouating
Fernin Hodriguez
Theeley
Firugler
CSCE
United States
Ernest Albert Unudert
Windsor
Aleksander Mentygi
Platteville
Joe Ruibal
Groeley
Fuge Beckee
Gersman
B. G. Greenwald
Denver
Jessie Allee Finke
Jrck Walla
Central City Festival Opens with Verdi Rigoletto
Central City to open Saturday with Giuseppe Verdi's Rigoletto as the first presentation of the 1957 renewal. The festival runs until July 6 when Johann Strauss' Gypsy Baron appears, followed by Strauss with ballet as it alternates with Verdi's work.
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Giuseppe Verdi
Johann Strauss
Tanedul
Eisenhower arrives at Gettysburg for long weekend observance
President Eisenhower reached his Gettysburg farm Friday at 4 45 p m after a five mile drive from Washington for a long weekend and observance of his wedding anniversary Monday Mrs Eisenhower arrived earlier from the White House and they plan to return to Washington Monday evening or Tuesday morning The item also notes one of Britain's first multi story garages in London able to hold 1000 cars across 18 buildings.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Fisenhower
White Houses
Britain
London
Tri Town Lions Aid Frederick With 3000 Flood Relief Gift
The Tri Town Lions Club presented Frederick with a 3000 check to aid restoring a temporary water system after a flood washed out facilities. Members include Dom Frederick Firestone and Divona, with donations from Lions across the U S. George Cowdery notes prospects for funds to help repair the water supply. work expected to start by May.
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Frederick
Rio Grande Official Promoted Thursday
Ralph C Williams chief clerk of the purchasing department was promoted to assistant purchasing agent for the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad. Williams succeeds A J Anderson, retiring after 38 years. Williams joined Rio Grande in 1929 and served in Puebla and Salt Lake City. Ben Smith in Denver named successor to Williams, A L Werner appointed materials supervisor in the fuel department for 6 years.
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Denver
Sacramento Man Executed For Murder In Theater
Thomas Lynn Johnston of Sacramento was executed in San Quentin for slashing 17 year old Ronald Wendorf to death during a Sacramento theater incident 17 months earlier. Police records note Johnston had a long fascination with sharp knives and carried a Bible as he faced the chamber. Johnston was born in Miles City Montana and had previously lived in Billings Montana.
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Calif
Thomas Lynn Johnston
Sacramento
Pas
Johnston
Knif
Ing
Ronald Wendorf
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Jlo
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Mons
Tie
Billings
Mrs Margaret Wehrle Dies Here Friday
Mrs Margaret Wehrle, 78, of Ayrtowa, died Friday at W County General Hospital Fries. Born in daw, she moved here two months ago with her daughter Mrs Thirey Cond as Ta Sate. Survived by her husband, grandchildren, and other relatives. Services set for 2 p.m. at Evans cemetery with arrangements by Mieks.
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Ayr.towa
W County General
Fries
Forget
Atouhe Evans Ceeetery
Miieks
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