Bein Seeks Fair Trade Changes in Cattle Market
Louis F Bein of Berthoud testified before a Senate subcommittee on meat packing and cattle marketing saying vertical integration and direct buying manipulate prices. He blamed chain stores for extensive feeding operations and price control, urging Congress to abolish vertical integration and curb direct buying used to restrain trade. Senator O Mahoney noted concern that the government can grow too large.
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Ag Department Postpones Sail Bank Deadline to July 15
The Agriculture Department extended the deadline for farm crop removals to qualify for acreage reserve payments to July 15. Telegrams ordered state committees to set no earlier deadline than July 15, with later dates allowed but not earlier. Farmers may qualify land by plowing under or removing crops including six basic crops and other listed staples.
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Ground broken for mountain-side resort hotel near volcano
Ground breaking underway in El Salvador for a mountain-side resort hotel about 40 miles from San Salvador, overlooking the active Jinlce volcano. Construction aims to attract tourists and boost regional development amid volcanic activity concerns.
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Tragic Stabbing of 14 Year Old Girl in Springfield
Police say Carol Elaine Drenson, 14, was found stabbed 39 times on the sunlit patio of her Springfield home near U.S. Highway 605 around 1 p.m. An autopsy attributed death to multiple stab wounds, with no sexual assault. Her brother David found the body as detectives questioned neighborhood teens amid a fruitless search for clues. The father Lawrence Drennan, a wealthy local businessman, was nearly collapsed and under medical care. the mother was returning from a trip to North Carolina.
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Drought Classification Considered for Eastern Plains
Colorado officials weighed placing virtually all of the state’s eastern plains in drought disaster status after a report from Agriculture Commissioner Paul W. Swisher. Governor Johnson called the classification invasion on the plains and noted it would require a formal request by the governor and the State Drought Committee.
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Agnes Nusbaum Pioneer Dies Here Friday
Agnes Nusbaum, a Greeley pioneer and brick contractor widow of developer Mondie Nusbaum, dies at 83. She helped found Park Pisce and Gre e nie buildings, served on the Greenley board, and was active in Episcopal church and clubs. Her son Dr. Jesse Nusbaum became chief archaeologist for the National Park Service. She leaves three children Nelda Horton, Margaret Welles, and a son, plus three grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Notable Colorado Pioneer Descends From Historic Noble Lines
The Nusbaum family chronicles reveal grandsons and a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horton, with great grandchild a son of one grandson. Agnes Moodie Nusbaum, later a scholar at Colorado State College of Education, earned her A.B. in 1921 and a master's in 1924 while continuing study in Romance languages. Her life included a world tour in 1962, tap dancing at 69, and deep Canadian and British lineage tracing to Katherine Parr and the Strickland sisters, with ties to Agnes Moodie Fitzgibbon Chamberlain and Robert the Bruce lineage through Moodie ancestors.
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Ice Cream Store Operator Awarded $186,000 Damages
A Montana jury awarded William A. Ridgeway 33 damages totaling 183000 for injuries from a gas explosion. Ridgeway sued Montana Power Co and Cahill Mooney Construction Co in the Deer Lodge County District Court, in a crowded session.
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Warren seeks county commissioner seat with long local ties
R G Warren longtime Colorado resident and Grover rancher campaigns for county commissioner. He cites 46 years in the county, family roots, work building roads, service stations, and leadership roles in local business and fraternal organizations. He lists midcentury public service and business positions as foundation for his candidacy.
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Weld County Commission Promise of Fair Taxpayer Service
A speaker pledges to bring sensible business administration to the Weld County commissioners office and to give equal consideration to all taxpayers regardless of location, vowing fair treatment and responsive governance.
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Former Democrat Judge Seeks GOP Nomination in Colorado
Richard B. Cussaboom, 38, a Littleton attorney and former Arapahoe County judge, announced Friday his bid for the Republican nomination to the Arapahoe County judgeship he once held as a Democrat. He will oppose John E. Fitzpatrick for the seat vacated by Judge Anderson who said he would not run again. Cussaboom was elected Arapahoe County Democratic chairman in July 1952 and appointed county judge in November of that year.
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