Awards at Greeley Horse Show Sunday Night
Multiple divisions crown walking horse and hackney pony winners at Greeley fairgrounds. Notable victors include Bulph Wilson ridden by JJ Torrens, Hoyal Lady owned by Errol Cammack Lenox, Stately Romeo of Grass Valley Farms with Katherine Klonterman, and others across five gelding classes plus saddle horse and driving events. Traditions in regional show circuits favor Denver and Fort Collins stables and local breeders.
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Greeley
M. G. Ohrel
Dilae You K
Ada Dicken
Lennos
M. D. Fivegalied
Golden Saddle Horse
Glass
Sunkist Sparkiluz Commander
Pedicard Darle
Denver
Lester Pedicard
Belvedere Fiestt
G Gold
R. B. Christy
Scott City
Jay B. Utes
Roy Hawkins
Lane Stables
Fort Collins
Bobby Jones
Graceland
Bob Baker
Hackney Pony Clans
Creation
Countess
Dr. R. Beaver
Arian
Jerey
John Bentmap
Hhogex Garricon
Tom
Richard Ives
Ruth Sutterfield
Rin- Aide
Velbra Hewkins
Hobby Lane Stables
Fort Callien
Harald Adace
Arabian Horne
Manzi
Caspar Hottman
Ed Blackmore
Keld
Elitol Huldokopar
Fort Callina
Kamacuu
Janet Jackacs
Feram
Gerald
Vera Angell
Cheyenne
Gerald Angell
Ralndre
Mr. and Myr
Tom Abenpard
Virginie Dale
Elliotl Huldekoper
Sod Xeldings
Tox
Jane Bonnell
Caco Bennett
Stonewall
Nylon
Joan Durley
Jennie Len Pedbord
Hanp Dee Doo
Nelle Bartaback Harbor
Ken
Rick's Chief
Jone Heckman
Gold Pond
Nanny HU
Gresley
Porsche Hoverings
Sutley
Red Wall Ranch
Cripple Greek
Ed Fravees
Harold Adams
Blond King
Jackie Pargunon
Bagrymore
Dick Gbletinin
Jackie Farguaon
Ben Baker
Halied Snditle
Brilliant Surnrice
Philip Lenko
Grater Pedicord
Blan Prudish
H. H. W. Ste Tlag
North Platte
Nebr
M. Cackriel
Cracker Oer
Mre. Omiey
Coco Gold
Kinney
Rick Decker
Roy J. Miller
Bridie Path Soebles
Harbor Pelle
Monn Realty
Harold Johnston
Hayheas Clans
Mpen
Dewmars Nockel
Shirley Mare
Norfolk
W. A. Sarocni
Bob Late
H. H
Hoth Plalls
M. Cockrial
L. G. Hill
Norlals
FR. B. Chrinty
Scull City
Kane
Day Fy
I. Walnut
Junk Mead
Scottshlull
Navy Chief
Bharnn Watson
Ranger
Peyils Maddox
Harold Turner
Chap Wey
Ted Willrich
Buller Worthy
Pediort-Navs
Dob Baker
Blue Hawaii
Velora Mawkins
Tort Collins
Bally Direct
Charles Kinceld
Pueblo
Bold Ventore
Roy Hawking
Bobby Tones
Crimsean Stonewall
L. A. Kell Worth Pialle
Stonewall Nylon
Don Thirlge
Blossom Girl
Nebes
Rosemond Herriman
Arvada
Heorge Johneun
Soldier Dies in Auto Fatality Toll Reaches 133
The death of Capt Fiora Das, 24, on a highway crash raised Colorado Springs tolls to 133 auto fatalities for the year. Gpl Ermin Greathouse, riding with Daylin Ohio, died at Camp Carson after a collision between Day’s auto and a Trail wagon bus driven by Nelk Jamen Penny of Pueblo. A passenger Mite survived with minor injuries. Abe Ertadn of Superior also injured.
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Colorado
Cele
Ohio
Camp Carean
Celo
Enillaton
Cpt
Fiora Das
Ernin
Mound
Hww
Day
Camp Carson
Nelk Jamen Penny
Pueblo
Abe Ertadn
Superior
Wye
Elevator Strikers Tie Up Grain in Kansas City Area
About 260 to 300 grain elevator workers in the Kansas City area began a strike for higher pay, affecting most elevators except one CIO unit. Local 36 AFL representative J A Leveridge said negotiations with management stalled and a federal mediator was expected. a 4 p.m. meeting was arranged. The workers plan to continue unloading current grain while boycotting other elevators.
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Kansas City
Kanaan City
Kansas Wheat Barrens
J. A. Leveridge
Americal Federation of Grain Sifllers
AFL
Laveridge Maid
Ebly
Leverlixs
CIO
Leveridge
Floyd Oliver Elected Democratic Delegate in Ninth Convention
Floyd Oliver of Greeley is elected a delegate to the Democratic National Convention at the ninth party convention held in Gold. The delegation lists alternates and full/half votes for districts including Englewood, Boulder, Pueblo, Trinidad, and Grand Junction with names such as Branano, Chepmen, and Edwin Johnson. results include several alternates and a full slate pending final tallies.
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Floyd Oliver
Greeley
Golde Saturdey
Branano
Interior
Chepmen
Edwin. Johnson Wae
Flist Dietrich
Denyer
Jobe Carroll
Laurence Henry
Fil Vol
Walsenbure
John Farley
Pueblo
Sidney Anderson
Purebla
Fred del Jr
Lamar
John Turner
Joe LaCrue
Trinidad
Amelia Christensee
Las Animas
Helt Vole
Michael Saldren
Pushla
Ann Brown
Alva Adomadr
Pueblo 8
F Diatz
Olero
Belf
Walles Walker
Grand Junction
Wayne Aspenall
Morris Leckenby
Shamboal Springs
Senator Jannson
Elizabeth Pel Tet
Rico
Damon Waidhouser
Meng County
Mia
Eleanor Kemps
Montrose
Luther Lewis
Holdhkiee
Harvey Whatley
Debvenuea
Iarvarcet Horda
Moffitt County
H. E
Pat O'Arlen
Durango
Alcs
F. A. Drumbaugh
Grae Tanellon
Congress Blames Defense Dept for Uranium Shortage
A congressional committee faulted the Defense Department for failing to push discovery and production of uranium. The bill cites secret production figures, urges aggressive exploration on the Colorado Plateau, Florida phosphates, and Idaho Montana areas, and calls for new processing facilities and road and water support to unlock uranium from various sources.
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Washington
AEC
Senate-House
Sen. McMahon
U. S
Colorado Platea
Colorado River
Florida
Abale
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Idaho-Montana
Il Umo
Colorado Plateau
Colorado
Utah
Usaubim
Thal
Foltwas
Weld County Leaders Meet Eisenhower in Denver Conference
Weld County men Harry Halley Eaton Atl Anderezen and Art Stanley joined 23 other farm leaders from the state in a two hour Denver meeting with Gen. Eisenhower. They discussed water rights government farm agencies budgets and other general farm policy. Bailey and Falley spoke of the president's remarks and praised his engaging manner.
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Weld County
Gen
Eisenhower
Denver
Harry Halley
Eaton
Atl Anderezen
Avil
Art Stanley
Lucarne
Bailey
Weld Faunty 'S Bone Club
Anderopen
Arm Bureau
Tim
Bingley Js
Weld
Falley
Dunkrict
Elate Highway Commission
Elaenhower
Blaenhower
Balley
Storm Destroys Tests at Colorado A&M Farm Fort Collins
A June hailstorm at Colorado A&M agriculture farm halted agronomy visitors day and caused extensive loss to experimental plots. Dr Wheeler and Dr Robertson report potential yields of barley and oat plots, with losses estimated to delay release of a new leaf-hay variety and set back hybrid grain research by two to three years.
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Fort Collins
Wavy
Colorado A & M
Colorado
5 $. Wheeler
C. W. Robertson
Robertson
Finnish Blonde Wins World Beauty Crown in California
Avni Helena Kunsevi, 19, of Muhas Finland, won the Miles Universe crown beating competitors from 25 nations in a four hour pageant. She earns a seven-year film deal with Universal and a Talbot car plus a $2500 watch. Finalists included Miss Greece, Miss Germany, and Miss United States Jackie Longhery.
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Lobe Beach
Calif
Finland
Avni Helena Kunsevi
Mike
Hong Kong
Judy Dio
Mus
Germany
Renate Hoy
Munich
Steeles
Myer
Universal International Studios
Sundeam Talbot
United States
Jackie Longhery
Brooklyn
Meg Louubery
U. S
Uext
Taft Sees MacArthur as Possible GOP Ticket Mate
Washington June 29 Sen Robert A Taft of Ohio said a Republican ticket with Him for president and Gen Douglas MacArthur as running mate would be entirely feasible. Taft, a leading GOP hopeful, noted he would be willing to accept MacArthur as his vice president if chosen and prepares to meet delegates in Chicago ahead of the convention opening in July.
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Washington
Robert A. Tat
Chin
Himaelt
Douglas MacArthur
Ycerlaly
Taft
MacArthur
Ohio
Tall
Tower Tall
Tle
SBC
Chicago
Fire damages Greeley home on Fourteenth Avenue
A fire damaged a Greeley residence on Fourteenth Avenue Saturday afternoon, scorched furniture and walls, traced to natural gas from a leaking line. A pilot light on the gas stove sparked the blaze, which did not fully burn the house. Mr and Mrs Rettben Schhnieder, tenants moving to Denver, occupied the home. it is owned by Mr and Mrs Harman J Bartel and insured.
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Fourteenth Avenue
Iihe
Rettben Sehnieder
Denver
Nna
Harman J. Bartel
Tarfein
Bauer
200000 Romans Honor St Peter in Vatican City
In Vatican City on June 2, about 200000 Romans and others gathered to honor St Peter at the bronze statue of the first pope. The faithful streamed toward St Peter's Basilica, with many kneeling and praying as the event began around 6 40 a m amid a ceremonial morning tribute.
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Vatican City
Peter Torkay
Fleherman
St Peter
Paul
St. Peters Basith
Ithearn
Hegar
Man who saved fawn from death faces prosecution
In Longmont on June 20 a mother deer and her fawn were found near the river. Ross Worth, who rescued the dehydrated fawn, faces a court hearing for possessing a deer. Game Warden Merman Wilson ordered the animal removed. Worth plans to place the fawn in a park after separate investigations. The case moves toward a jury trial.
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Longmont
Ain
Liday
Ross Worth
Jyhose
Shore Lyons
Merman Wilson
Bales Park
Peace Court
Worl
Dion
Lyons
Worth
Te Park
Mtorney EL Jt
Nod
Menzel
Hinde Rt
Roynmil
Tiny
54 Deaths In New Jersey In Big Heat Wave
A historic heat wave caused widespread fatalities and damage across the United States. New Jersey logged 54 deaths the highest state toll, while Chicago and other cities reported extreme temperatures and power outages. A Norwalk storm caused 500000 dollars in damages as rains cooled some areas.
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New Jersey
Pierciing
Norwalk
Milwaukee
Plugbucek
Chicago
Texas
Délahona
Washington
Mit
Taylergh
Four Oil Men Die In Montana Plane Crash
Four oil men died when a four passenger low wing plane crashed near the Sidney Montana airport at 7 45 pm witnesses said the craft broke apart in a clear weather crash injuring no one else. The coroner planned no inquest and a civil aviation investigation is underway. Identified victims included Floyd Wilson from Denver Colorado James Gaugel from Sidney Montana and Clark McCullohan from Sidney with funeral arrangements being made.
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Mont
Cornner Derry Gloyd
le Sidney
Clord
Wpwin
Deever
Cola
George KE
Sturnt Dn
James Gaujol
Sidne
Add
Clrir McCuluheam
Lhannen
Sturm
Jackson
McCutcheon
Sheen
Miles City
Aidney
Surat
Man Who Underwent Surgery for Cure of Thieving Is Death by Own Action
A man who had surgery for thieving was found dead by suicide in his home. He had been arrested for burglary and later sentenced to prison. Witnesses report remorse and a line of notes seeking forgiveness. The event followed an alleged string of robberies and a troubling decline after surgery.
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Hunter
Jung
Warglar
Faye
Millard
Wright
Detriuilinn
Hurter
Petine Harbay Ks
Avery
Nhs Lea
Trond
Puller
Duistiurah
Roker
Tsar Seutone
Elvan
Hail Damage Hits Snyder Area in Morgan County Storm
A severe hailstorm swept north of Snyder causing extensive crop and property damage. Estimates show up to 90 percent crop loss in some areas, with hailstones golf ball sized and jagged. Winds and heavy rainfall caused structural damage across Antelope Springs and Weldona regions.
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Fork Morgan
Iin
Wein Rior
Whiel
Evans Une
Woodrow Thoreby
Snyder
Antelope Springs
Aves
Thall
Jawny Fielda
Wayne Thompson
Yloward Rollin
Weldona
Hasty Pudding Bill Debated Then Put To Vote
A sprawling report covers the end of a long senate session with debate over housing and wage controls. Federal authority and consumer price rules feature prominently, with mention of the Federal Reserve Board reimposing credit regulations. The article tracks votes, dates, and the broader impact on consumer prices and federal power.
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Winsett
Tex
Senate
Timur
Andy
Meee
Trent
Niconghaur
Sian
Tnt
Federal Reserve Board
Honaive Credit
B. Macmot
Nlauntantioan
Boyd Walter Ith
Hartley Injunction Sought in Higher Court Case
A court action seeks an injunction against Hartley over disputed property and business matters. The filing names Hartley and related parties, requesting urgent relief to prevent alleged harm. Proceedings target a remedy to maintain status quo during litigation.
Professor at A and M Publishes Chemistry Textbook
A professor at A and M authored a chemistry textbook used in courses including CHIME. The work, titled Gallage Chemistry, was published by Irene Lee Tall in New Verte Portions. Professor Frey led the project, with Irwin and others illustrating and compiling the content for teaching methods.
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Kort
Liege Chetnieiey
Iatessar
Doparineik Ab
Tork
Collare
Loresui
Callega
Mab
Mieco
Ariieles
Vaelen Phiaines
Chentintre Wien
Aeleneltie
Gallage Chemis
Jaequire
Rhemis
Matessor
Irwin Ban
Hern
Iren Lee Tall
Benn
Frey
Ria Creeting
Alur
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Miravetoe
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