Rodeo's Organized Structure: RCA Leads Major League Style
Rodeo stands as a structured sport with a national body, the non profit Cowboys Association based in Denver, approving and financing major contests from Madison Square Garden to Calgary. It sanctions about 500 rodeos yearly, with amateur events and 4 H contests contributing millions in attendance and prize money.
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Butv Il
Allende
Koren Cowboys’ Association
Denver
RCA
Madison Square/Garden
Caw Palace
Calgary
San Antonio
Cheyenne
Pendleton
Salinas
Teague Nes
Roden
Dheirsina
Internatonal Rodeo Management
Association of
Rodeo Caramiliees
IRM
Animbors
Xin Enforcement
Mmwors
Frozen
Apts
Yesteryear
Association Alsa
Humane Agelelles
Negotibles
Rodeo
Louisiana Governor Bets on 40 More Firing Plan
Covington Louisiana. Gov. Earl K. Long said he would fire at least 40 more state officials as part of sweeping actions. He joked about being out of mental hospitals and planned to return to the Capitol in Baton Rouge, amid a climate of public charges and fears of political turmoil.
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Covington
Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Barty
Baton Rouge
Pretty Sox Bucking Horse Nominated for 1953 Rodeo
Pretty Sox a saddle bronc nominated for the 1953 bucking horse of the year will compete at the Greeley rodeo Thursday through Saturday. Top riders and officials, including announcer Glen Stutzman, will guide three days of events at Island Grove park with $3,750 in prize money plus entry fees.
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Pretty Sox
DeVere
Will Covert
Grerney
Rodeo Sports News
Tibbs
Casey Tibbs
Stork’contractors
Christensen Brothers
Klamath ‘Falls
Gresley
Summit Rodeo Company
Laramie
Wya
Prones
Howdy
Dotan
Faner
Earl Anderson
Grover
Anderson
Hesis Jim Wise
Wheatland
Wye
Rock River
Wyo
Bob Davis
Arena
Tsland Grove Park
Foun Anderson
Jack Andéraog
Bard Anderson
Peggy Adams
Warren Adams
Greeley
Casper
Tack River
Potter
Neb
Davis
Trail Dusters
Lakewood Westernaires
Toileo
Island Grove Park
Soenisters
Mormons Build Empire in Utah Expanding Across Fields
AP report from Salt Lake City outlines the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints expanding beyond religion into business, education, and construction. It details rapid growth since 1947, with 40 percent membership rise to 14.4 million, hundreds of building projects worth hundreds of millions, a vast church school system, and extensive real estate, media, banking, and ranch holdings. Missionary work totaled 5,485 volunteers in 1958 with 333,30 baptisms and hospitals valued at about 20 million dollars. National income largely via tithes and diversified enterprises.
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Dwight Jones
Salt Lake City
Church Vs. Jesus Christ ‘of Latter Day Saints
Tet Mountain Wilderness
Utah
Eathward
Ras
William. Edwards
Wall
Altholding
Ernest Wikinson
Brigham Young University
Unified School System
Brigham Young
Alyson
Huilding
Wendell B. Mendenhall
Oakland
Cali
Seattle
Wash
Utsh
Idaho
Entembrises
Court dismisses Weber case. multiple DUI and related offenses noted
Dismissal for Lauras Weber of Kersey in a police case involving drink driving. Paul I Skinner pays 10 dollars and costs for short check. Antonio H Eggert of Kersey faces third offense drunk driving and license issues with six months in jail and costs. Abel Ocanas of Eaton charged with drunk driving 100 dollars and costs. Clement Bermudez cited for permitting an unlicensed driver with 15 dollars and costs. A Greeley juvenile faces no operator's license charge with 10 dollars and costs. Ambergris noted as an important ingredient in perfumes. Robt Pretio Adv.
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D. F. Matheson
Lauras Weber
Kersey
Paul I. Skinner
Antonio,h. Eggert
Abel Ocanas
Eaton
Clement Bermudez
Greeley Boy
Red Seizure of Tiny Baltic Nations Told in Dispatches
The piece recounts how, in 1940, Soviet forces occupied Latvia Lithuania and Estonia after protests and ultimatums, as US diplomats noted in leaked 1940 dispatches. It highlights cover stories of Baltic resistance, troop movements, arrests, and the eventual absorption into the Soviet Union.
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Lewis Gulick
Soviet Union
United States
State Department
Washington
Latvia
Lithuania
Estonia
Red
Department
Uuiplunat
Henry Willam
Antheil Jza
Eletk
Amercan “Legation
Finland
Esto
C. Wiley
Cordell Hull
Baltic States
Moscow
George B. Huthsteiner
Wesh
U.S
Merkys
Npt
Ultimarund
Tass
Moon ball flight estimated at 2500 feet and height
A science note states a ball hit on Earth at 19.8 mph could travel over 2500 feet on the Moon with similar power and reach an altitude around 828 feet. A small tack trick secures loose thread ends. budget notices announce the Board of Education near July 6, 1959 in Scitsol District.
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Fickey
Ediwalm
Schnal District Inc
Cxeal
Auch
Schoaly
Board of Education
Ba Grange
Nis
Scitsol
Wilbert
Fh. Rwanson
Greeley Daily Tribune
Farm Compromise Heads to House and Senate Action
Washington reports a four hundred seventy six million dollar farm compromise aimed at financing farm programs with a cap on aid to any single farmer The bill totals about 78 million dollars under Eisenhower's yearly estimate and would allow multiple loans to large producers The plan faced gloomy prospects as Republicans and Democrats and seven farm groups debated overall policy
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Washington
ACJA
House
Senate
Pital
Eisenhower
Congress
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Oliver
Hammons’ Implement CO
Wise
Cowboys Association
Butler Brothers
Legs Akers
Bob Chartier
Starling
Akers
Chartier
Myself
Robert Pretio
Adv
Perry’s Vacuum
Axtange
Ady
CALIS
Radio Repair and TY Rentals
Eenog
The
Eldon Comin
Tire Sale
Rayon
MLUS
Greeley’s
Tire ‘Service
Barnesville
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