Bold Venture Dominates 5-Gaited Class At Weekend Show
Bold Venture owned by Roy Hawkins of Hobby Lara Stables Fort Collins and ridden by Bobby James won the 5 gaited class on Sunday night and also claimed a prior Saturday victory in the five painted saddie horse event. Butcher Worthy owned by Pedicord Eastman Denver and ridden by Lekter Pedicord placed second to Crisp Key owned and driven by Ted Wilitick of Denver on Sunday night. Walout owned and ridden by Jack Mead Scottsbluff Neb led in the handy jumping hunter event Sunday night and set records for open jumpers Saturday. The show featured 36 entrants in the stock saddle event and 27 in the Western pleasure class. Butch Wheon of Omaha ridden by Jin Torrens won the walking horse class both nights. Greatton s Countess owned and driven by Dr R Beaver Harlan Io won the buckney pony class in both performances.
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Bold Venture
Roy Hawkins
Hobby Lara Stables
Fort Collins
Bobby James
Amatiucs
Algni
Walout
Jack Mead
Scottsbluff, Neb
Butch Wheon
Taylor H. Snow
Omaha
Jin
Torrens
Butch Wilem Ix
Greatton
Dr. R. Beaver
Harlan
Wee
Debates Could Boost Presidential Campaigns on TV
A historical note argues for televised head to heads between presidential hopefuls after conventions. It suggests full dress debates, including 2 candidates like Tall and Eisenhower, offered before and after party conventions and across the nation, to let voters judge mind and policies directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watumgcon
Yune Av—Yj
Nur Minda Beter
Sen
Robert Tall
Ges
Dwight Eisenhower
Fo Nang
Chicago
Esch
Lincoln
Donalix
Benale
Nat Io
White Houses
Ryceplant
House Trailer Breaks Loose Near Greeley Cause Damage
A house trailer pulled by an auto broke loose east of Greeley injuring ten and causing about 1800 in damages. The trailer veered off Highway 34 near Masters, rolled over a car driven by John H. Lepley, 27, of Cumberland, and came to rest blocking the road. Patrolman Loyal Warner reported the scene and listed injuries and vehicle damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabhe
Greeley
Astora
Walt Mile
Masters
Highway
Loyal Warner
John H. Lepley
Cumberland
Mont
Warner
Naimare
Lamp Shade Cloaking Shade Craft Idea
A fragmented OCR note describes repurposing an old lamp shade into an active cloaking shade. It suggests covering the frame with colored decorative paper and finishing with a fresh white shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qmablus
Mountaineer Confounds Death Dream In Kentucky
Verice P. Langworth, 62, of Middlesboro Kentucky, awoke after expecting death and said God changed the plan, as thousands gathered at Cumberland mountain community to witness the event. A large crowd and visitors from several states watched Langworth and heard his calm, steadfast faith as the rumor of his death circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesboro
E— Verice
P. Laggworth
Mountslocer
S.n
Sam
Cunberland Mountain
Langworth
Mountlanaide
Coltage
Longworth
Tle
Dora Trach
Kentucky
Virginie
Tennessee
Ohio
Winola
Hle
Ienry Barham
Middleboro
Daily Newn
1774 South Korean Civilians Released
Nearly 1,774 long-held South Korean internees began returning home from Yongchou camp as U.N. forces oversee their release after they were captured or forced into labor by invading forces. General Van Fleet and U.S. officers joined the emotional sendoff as the first group boards trains toward Songjong in South Chalia province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sill Shinn Yongchon
Kores
Jude J
van Fleet
U. S. Eilelith
Trea
United Nations Command
Ted
Reda
Rone
Gan
van Flea
Yingchon
Gun
Ata Fon
Songjong
Chalia
Stevenson Will Decide on Draft By Convention
Houston Texas June 1940 Stevenson Hindy said he will decide what to do if a move develops to draft him for the Democratic presidential nomination at the Chicago convention opening July 21. He is governor and plans to run for re election but left door open to an unlikely draft while not committing to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bel
Houston
Tex
Exports by Japanese Produce More Dollars
Japan's exports rose in May to 3.56 million dollars across 44 countries as machinery iron and steel products textiles and raw materials led sales. South Africa bought 538000 worth of textiles and silk. the Netherlands purchased non ferrous metals and silk. Thailand and Indonesia bought machinery and steel products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Ministry of International Trade and Industry
Nollar
Moonth
South Africa
Netherlands
Feds
Thailand
Indonesia
Veteran Collects Indian Weapons In California Memoir
Veteran A G Sylvester recalls collecting Indian weapons and artefacts from early firefights and war gear. Reared by uncles with ties to Buffalo and Gen Custer, his pottery is highlighted by the South West Museum. Many pieces were found near San Miguel in Southern California, though some origins are abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peradena
Calit
A. G. Sylysror
Ttinots
Butfalo
Cady
Custer
Sylvester
Southywest Museum
San Miguel Nd
California
Band Concert Tuesday Night at Cardan Theater CSCH
The second weekly summer concert by the CSCH band, directed by Wayiben E Walker, will be Tuesday night at the Cardan Theater. The program includes Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue, Debussy pieces, a French horn solo, and a salute to the United States Army.
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CSCH
Oclock
Carden Theater
Wayiben E. Walker
Thip
Promer Csce
Gershwin
Dale Dyklan
Tauale
CBCE
Willian J. Gower
Numbe
Ravers Sharpe
Oat Columbie City
Fedlana
Crowdman
U. S
United States Army
Darcy
Batd of
America
Lavalie Piunlatic Designa
Iro Debussy
Goldlwage
Wark Debussy
Rhapandy
Dale Nykine
Deatyre
Binek
Jay
Southand Mountain
Kalaehar
United States
Army
Thited States Army
Communist Guns Fire Across Yalu at U.S. Planes But Hit None
Gen Glenn Barcus, U.S. air force commander, says antiaircraft guns in Manchuria fired across the Yalu at U.S. planes bombing the Suiho power complex in North Korea but hit no aircraft. He reports thirteen plants in North Korea damaged by air, navy, and marine raids, and calls Suiho unlikely to reopen. The raid, the largest of the war, involved more than 500 planes and targeted Suiho, Changjin, Pusan, and Kyoon with some standby plants potentially supplying power from oil or coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Garter Seoil
Kores
Jone
Glenn
Darcua
U. S
Tithh
Manchuria
Yalu River
Sulho
Suiho
Korea
United Nations
Clyer
North Korea
Changjin
Pusan
Icyoon
Yain
Barcus
Suba
Mras
Farouk
Ray
House of Coniions
Barwue
Navy
Ttn
Caref
Veterans Thrift Show Enlarging In Greeley Store Gains Space
The Veterans' Thrift Shop in Greeley plans a major expansion by taking over an adjacent building to offer a larger, wider merchandise assortment. Proceeds fund DAY programs in veterans hospitals. Store hours extend to 9 pm on Fridays to accommodate shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elson
Denver
Gresley
Coloradon
Hilison
Deer Speaks on Extras in Life at Vespers
The Rev. Thuy B. Deer interim executive secretary of the Colorado Baptist convention spoke at the Garden theater on campus about the extra benefits in life. He cited a biserial parable and stressed how appreciation of extras multiplies influence and value in education and daily living. The event, sponsored by Keelex Council of Churches, featured church leaders and local ministers guiding the weekly vespers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuy B. Deer
Colorado
Ta'glock
Carden
Keelex Council of Churches
Deer
Deer Aso
Marlé
Allen‘ae
Best Irrigated Pasture for Sheep Is Tested
Fort Collins A & M station near Fort Collins tested irrigated pastures for sheep. A mix of intermediate wheatgrass and alfalfa, fertilized, yielded the most animal pasture days and gains, totaling 425 days and 533 pounds. Lambs led gains at 440 pounds. yearling ewes and rams contributed smaller amounts.
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Fort Collins
Wimbledon Upset Stuns No 1 In Men’s Singles
Wick Saittt of Orange, the top seed, fell to mercer Anse of Australia as the Wimbledon men’s singles championship moved toward the semi finals. Other matches saw Whitbiedon and Endard eliminated in earlier rounds while Philadelphia’s Vir Setsas faded from contention.
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Flam
Selxae
Whitbiedon
Endard
Jane
Herbie Ham
Beyarty Fis
Cav
Philadelphia
America
Wayer
Inia Tn
Wick Saittt
Orange
N. 1
Mercyer Anse
Father of Triplets Married to Another Father of Triplets
In New York on June 30 a man, Salvatore Scurnat, revealed he is married to the wrong woman after his triplets were born. A woman, Mary Gosa Juzzo Scarnati, claims she is the legal wife, with a 4 year old daughter, and says he owes $24 weekly child support. Police involvement followed after Scarnati left Hallevue hospital with the newborns and faced his accuser at the station. The district attorney’s office advised no action but noted Mrs Scarnati may seek a summons for adultery and bigamy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bafora
Salvatore Scurnat
Mingay Scarnall
Mary Gosa- Juzzo Scarnati
Hilsband
Sill
Scarnati
Hallevue
Police Staton
Scarnatl
District Attorney's Office
Scavnat
Governors Brace for Tough Path to Ike Nomination
Houston June 30 Two Republican governors warned the GOP faces a hard fight to elect Dwight D. Eisenhower in November. Walter Mobler of Wisconsin Alfred B Delecol of New Jersey backed Ike and said beating the Democrats will be difficult. Other developments included references to Eisenhower’s nomination on July 7 and regional reactions from Colorado Texas and Massachusetts as they weigh the best path to a unified ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
GOP
Ophill Henl
Cove
Walter Mobler
Wisconsin
Alfred B. Delecol
New Jersey
Avoweu
Grn
Dwight D. Bletchower
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Eisenhower
Allen Shivers
Texas
W. Averell Harriman
New York
Mutual Security
Coy
Paul A. Dever
Massachusetts
Richard
Georgia
Robert A. Tall
Ohio
Kohler
Drisu
van Talt
Hul
Mountaineer Batting Champs Lead WVU Honors
Morgantown West Virginia University claims Lava as the top undergraduate hitter who won batting titles in their minor leagues last year. Barna led Class AA Southern Assorfallon and George Freese headed the Class 4 Western League records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Athielve
Barna
George
Baldy) Freese
Accused Guards Testify on Prison Whippings Monday
Witnesses describe guard Binger and others recounting the 1981 prison break and subsequent whippings. Ringer testifies he did not strike inmates and saw others use the whip only on convicts. He says he acted after a break, helping secure weapons and coordinating with deputy warden Doaten. Manley notes records of punishments were not publicly shared.
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Binger
Uae
Winger
Ringer
Ryard Gorley Emich
Atrika
BiRer
Leanted
Winston Willians
Athy
Hunger Baldle
Wilama
Oran
W. Doaten
Tabu
Alt. I
Amber
Garton
Lislash
Level Gentry
Dovlen
Centry
Devlen
Inchida
Townsend Cli to Hear Report at National Conven tion
Townsend cliin Nav Ewid Meet at 00 pm Tuesday in Long Beach California for a twelfth annual national convention report by Charles Mast of Fort Collins who attended the meeting. Re cishmanty will be served after Mast's talk. Fresh water clay are parasites of fish in early life.
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Townsend Cli
Greetey Townsend Clint Nav Ewid
Electric Lovinge
Hay
Long Beach
Calif
Charles Mast
Fort
Coliiue
Mast
Parliaments Vote Increases Queen Elizabeths Pay
London reports Parliament urged a yearly salary of 75,000 pounds for Queen Elizabeth and 40,090 pounds for the Duke of Edinburgh. The duke, recovering from a bout of gout, is promoted from lieutenant commander to commander. The queen’s personal funds are itemized into privy purse, household salaries, other expenses, royal bounties, and a supplementary fund to cover living costs. The queen has agreed to return any part of the fund that can be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Royal Navy
Square Dancing Class at CSCE Campus Wednesdays
CSCE summer school offers square dancing instruction each Wednesday at 7:80 PM on the college tennis courts with a 30 minute prelude at 9 PM. Recreation leadership class directs sessions for students from 19 states, starting 6:30 PM in Gunter Hall with activities for all ages. Babysitters will be available in the Leather lounge of the Student Union from 6 to 10 PM for school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CSCE
Pau
Aporta and
Kames
Gunter ‘Hall
Preachool
Square Dancera
Pueblo Man Wounded in Colorado Crap Game Shooting
A 36 year old Pueblo man was shot during a craps game in Colorado Springs on Sunday and taken to Glocker Prairie hospital in critical condition. Oscar Callbreath, 56, said he shot in self defense after the man threatened to cut him with a knife. Police investigate the near fatal shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Sherman Jacob
Glocker Penrave Hospital
Iran
Oscar Callbreath
Jacob
Indian farm worker sentenced for disturbance in Weld Court
In Weld county Justice of the Peace Court Judge Matheson sentenced Monday Was, an Indian farm worker, to 30 days in county jail for disturbance. Three others arrested after the Sunday disturbance were found not guilty and released. Named involved were Meury Peneaux and his sons Earl and Richard, with Henry Pepeaur also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Bop
Weld
Dr. & Matheson
Justice of Peace
Meury Peneaux
Earl
Richard
Eal
Henry Pepeaur
Yellow Hoy
Admitted and dismissed patients listed in local hospital report
Weld County Publi hospital admitted 19 patients on Saturday June 28 including Paulo Neubauer and others from Estes Park and surrounding areas. Discharged patients include Ted Smith and several residents. A separate note mentions Admitted Lumley and T P Stevens with addresses, and a final line references a Gutham legend about men pretending to be foals to distract a lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County Publi Hospital
Paulo Neubauer
Atrect
Phyllis Grajeda
Foet Lugton
Pau Jewell
Estes Park
Ace
Earl Lackey
Hershey
Neb
Mary Deelao
Nloth Avenue
Diamlesed
Jacob Hiaabrouck
Aust
Everett Broughton, Jr
Atreek
Oscar McCanvite
Eaton
Paul Hoff
la Balle
George Vines
Kerney
Menard Blorks Lunt
Rife
Jona Deniz
Paul Roth
Evans
Act
Della
Paul Nicholeau
Thirteenth Avenues
Theodore Rowa
Eston
Hoss Subla
Anit Bon
Hierthaud
Otis Johnson
Eleventh Avenue
Dire
Ted Smith and Son
Fifteenth Ave
I Ore
Charles Cogburn
Weath Stread
Susan Newnan
Tenth Avenue
Harry K. Cameron
Seventeenth Etreet
Glen Bucher
Crawford
Orvie Custeel
Evina
Janes Healey
Kersey
Yeoman
Willan Aab
Johnstowe
Lumley
T. P. Stevens
Tiemisgedre
Pred Johnson
Driggsdate
Gutham
Guthan
Spine as health index in chiropractic care today
A compact discussion explains how the spine governs nerve centers and overall health. It contrasts surface symptom treatment with addressing root causes through spinal alignment, arguing chiropractic care restores balance and sustains vitality. The piece emphasizes that spine health reflects future wellbeing.
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Mupity
James Marlow
Utama
Washington, D.C
Defence Department
Mountaineer
Stevenson
Europe
India
Africa
Yalu
U.S
Veterans’ Thrift
Veterans’ Thrift Boy
Elettlh Avenue
Ray Tilteon
Sondar
Hyderabad
Bible School of the
Salvation Army
Eek Z
Chieat
Gerald Clayton
Ralph Gardner
Clayton
Tom Fay
Weld County
Harold Rudy
Maney Browner
Steven Brith
Dolly Channel
Howard Browner
Garoi Harris
Joanne Shaperd
Gary Tottan
Robert Totten
Stugant Union
Calnimtn
Benkmen's Association
Banlbit
Jay Gop
Robert Manley
Prisrn
Manley
Mare
Justice Court
Erfprine
Burke Electric Service
Tinton Shop
23Rd Ayn, Pa
di Son
Bostrom
Greeley Bldg
Marshall Cafeteria
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