Denver Murder Trial Hears Confession Evidence
Ed ward Howe 43, a Ute Indian, faces trial for fatally beating his wife last July 19 as prosecutors obtain one confession as admissible evidence while another is overruled. Benny Kent, a fellow Ute, testified to a drinking spree before the killing. Howe’s attorney argued bootleg whiskey fueled the crime.
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Denver
Edward Howe
Howe
Benny Kent
Kent
Bentley McMullin
Howse
Treasury and Fed oppose return to gold standard plan
In Washington the Treasury and the Federal Reserve joined to oppose a Senate plan led by Sen Bridges to restore the gold standard. Deputy secretary Burgess argued against a price boost, warning it would aid Soviet interests. He urged coordinated action with other nations and cautioned on world unrest.
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Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
United States
W. Repdolph Bhreess
Secretary of the Treasury
Sen. McCarran
Dnev
Senate
Russia
Europe
Burgess
William McChesney Martin Jr
Sen. Bridges
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White House Lon gstanding opposition on gold standard debate
Under questioning, he declined to confirm President Eisenhower opposition to the gold standard. Sen. Bricker led a subcommittee and noted the 1952 GOP platform pledged work toward a world economy stable enough to permit a return to gold. Pridger sent a statement blaming Roosevelt policy for abandoning monetary gold and a sound currency. The Treasury plans to simplify gold restriction rules but will not risk relaxing restraints now.
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White House
Lisenhower
Sen
Bricker
Rohio
Pridger
Roosevelt
Treasury
Ten Year Population Rise Predicted by Census Experts
Washington statistics from Census Bureau project a population increase of 7,912,916 over the next decade, matching the growth seen between 1930 and 1950. Analysts cite continued births and net immigration as primary drivers shaping the demographic outlook.
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Washington
Census Bureau
In Memoriam and Loving Memory Remains
In loving memory of C A Anderson who died April 1 1949 Peace be thy silent slumber No more will join our nam e yet again we hope to meet thee In earth made new we’ll greet thee Sadly missed by wife, children and grandchildren ERICKSON In loving memory of Emma Erickson departed March 31 two years ago Flowers placed on grave wither and decay but our love for you will never fade Sadly missed by daughter Easther Manning Denver son Eric Evans Eddie Philadelphia Pa
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C. A. Anderson
There's Nothing Rural About the New Rustics
Fashion picks a rustic look for spring with sophisticated fabrics and linen accents. Rustic weave textiles appear in sportswear town handbags and footwear as burlap shifts from farming to fashion. Straw jewelry joins natural linen tones while handwoven linen suits with embroidery draw attention at Easter and beyond.
Tennyson Feared He'd Become Blind
Alfred Lord Tennyson, renowned British poet, worried throughout his life about losing sight. He was severely nearsighted, described visions of floating blackness, and studied ophthalmology to cope with the fear of blindness.
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Tennyson
London
Alfred
Lord Tannyson
Paris inspired spring coats dominate fashion premiere
Fashion notes celebrate a Paris influenced spring collection featuring party coats lavishly jeweled or furred with rhinestones on collars and cuffs. Showcased fabrics include velvet tweed fleece and boucles with styles ranging from short toppers to long full coats, including wrap and fitted princess lines.
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Paris
Manu Jes
Prug
Lizhida
Donald Kelly Confirmed as U S District Attorney for Colorado
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Donald E. Kelly as U S district attorney for Colorado. Kelly, a longtime prosecutor, will lead the federal criminal division in Denver and oversee federal prosecutions in the state.
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Washington
Loveland Homestate Bank Bought by Pickler and Manahan
Harold Pickler president of First Nations Bank Loveland Vern Manahan executive vice president of First National Earl W Campbell backer from Lakin Kansas lead buyers announced Tuesday purchase of stock of Gordon V Christensen president and H V Christensen cashier. Pickler to be bank president Manahan vice president with Campbell not active in management.
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Loveland Uy — Am
Homesign Bank
Harold Ms. Pickser
First Nations Bank
Loveland
Vern Manahan
Cutive
First National
Earl W. Campbell
Central Power seeks 1.5 million bond issue approval
Denver Englewood based Colorado Central Power Co asks the Public Utilities Commission for permission to issue 1.5 million dollars in first mortgage bonds carrying 4 1 2 percent interest and maturing April 1 1984. The bonds will be sold to Mellon National Bank and Trust Co of Pittsburgh to fund the Evergreen Public Service Co acquisition and other expansion plans. A hearing is scheduled for April 10. A Venezuelan case moves to halt import of fraudulently labeled foreign equipment.
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Denver
Colorado Central Power Co
Englewood
Brete Public Utilities
Mellon National, Bank ‘and Trust Co
Pittsburgh
Evergreen Public Service Co
Apt . Venezuels
One Applicant for Chief Sergeant Flying Home to Daughter's Funeral
Denver reports only one applicant for police chief to fill vacancy after Joseph M. Kollar resigns due to ill health. City Manager J. W. Flint says not to hurry the replacement. Also notes Christopher Columbus voyage mention in Mexico City and a funeral in Pueblo for Cheryl Joyce Gibson of Rye, Colorado.
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Denver
Polics
Engiewood
J. W. Flint
Joseph M. Kollar
Flint
Kotlar
Pueblo
N. Bet
Willan G. Qibsom
Tokyo
Cheryl Joyce
Santa Ana
Calif
Mia
Gibson
Rye
Colo
California
Albsons
James
Credit Union To Meet in Denver With Members Attending
More than 1 668 members are expected to attend the annual meeting of the Coluude Credit Colon League in Denver. The 160 credit unions in the state claim 78 854 members drawn from industrial church and civic groups. Officers will open the meeting and a council will speak. The text references a Korean War era rally and a 553 strong unit traveling for a second tour.
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Coluude Credit Colon League
Te Porke
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