Platte Stays Hig Reservoirs Filling Amid Flood Runoff
Water officials report heavy runoff from recent rains filling reservoirs along the Cache la Poudre and nearby streams. South Platte remains high north of Kersey while St. Vrain and Big Thompson flows vary, with Union reservoir near capacity and others nearly full. Limited bridge access and ongoing forecasts suggest flood risk easing gradually as spring fills storage.
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South Plaue
Kersey
St. Vrain
Big Thompson
Frank Humphrey
Walter
Kuner
Evel
South Platte
Kersey Bridge
Humphrey
Bear Creek
Denver
George Kral
Loveland
Horseshoe Lake
Kral
Boyd Lake
Estes Park
Union
Maier
Lille ‘Thompson
Finservoir
Cache la Poudre
Ecapacty
Great Western Declares Regular Dividends
Denver directors of the Great Western Sugar Co declare the regular quarterly dividend of 50 cents on common stock and 17500 preferred stock, payable July 2 to stockholders of record June 20.
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Denver
the Great, Western Sugar Co
Secord
Colorado Weather: scattered showers and cool temps across regions
A weather summary notes Tuesday highs near 63 degrees and lows in the 38 range. Partly cloudy skies across the state with scattered afternoon and evening showers in the west and snow in the mountains. Gusty east winds with highs around 60 in southeast regions. Boulder and Longmont report cooler conditions with showers midweek, while Southwestern Colorado remains partly cloudy with mountain snow showers.
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Colorado
Boulder
Longmant
Longmont High
Regional Weather Summary New Mexico and Wyoming
Regional weather reports indicate cloudy conditions with periods of light rain and scattered snow in New Mexico mountains and northwest regions. Tuesday brings cooler eastern plains and windy days, with highs ranging 30 to 55 degrees. Wyoming shows cloudy north with occasional light rain, scattered showers in the south, and mountain snow, with lows 23 to 30 in the mountains and highs around 22 to 42.
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New Mexico
Eastern Plains
Wyoming
La Salle Youth Hurt in Truck Collision Near Peckham
Larry Glen Schmidt 17 of La Salle was injured when his car failed to stop at a county road intersection one mile east of Peckham. He suffered possible rib fractures and was hospitalized. Adolph Bohlander’s westbound GMC truck struck Schmidt’s northbound Ford, ejecting cargo and overturning. Vehicle damages were estimated at 1000 and 100 dollars. State Patrol investigated.
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Larry Glen Schmidt
la Sale
Adolph Bohtender
la Salle
Peckham
Highway Patrol
Young Schmidt
Adamson
Weld County General Hospital
Quhlender
Buhlender
Young Schimidt
Fayal H. Warner
Dog Recognizes Master Through Hospital Window
A black and white mountain mongrel named Jimmy reunited with his master Andrew McGregor 75 after guiding him to safety from a cabin near Bailey. Reporters and a photographer watched as Jimmy signaled recognition from McGregor’s hospital window and wagged. The elderly man, grateful, said he owed his life to the dog. A marriage license for Clifford Conard and Flora Helen Ahiuin was issued in Bellevue.
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Jimmy
Denver Post
Bailey
Fairplay
Andrew McGregor
McGregor
Sond
Bailey Cafe
Bomb Threat Delays Planes Bound for Phoenix
Denver FBI and Frontier Airlines investigated a telephone bomb threat that prompted checks of three planes tied to Phoenix Grand Junction Casper Wyo. No devices were found and flights remained on schedule after thorough searches.
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Denver
FBI
Phoenix
Frontierirlines
PBI
Grand Junetion
Cole
Casper Wye
Scout Council Budget Set At 82305.84 In Loveland Budget
Tang's Peak Boy Scout Council met in Loveland to approve a starting yearly budget of 82305.44 for 1957 58 covering 13 Colorado and Wyoming counties. Last year's budget was 75733.05. The drive for new members targets over 6360 boys and 300 units, up more than 1000 boxes. Lew Kills is re elected council commissioner and Doc Kinney treasurer, both from Greeley. Other locals elected include Dr Russell Hibbert, Carl Burch, John Welling, John R. P Wheeler, and Walter Bain. No county breakdown yet. last year the county goal was about 3000.
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Tang's Peak
Boy Scout Council
Loveland
Colorado
Wyoming
Tos
Lew’ Kills
Doc Kinney
Greeley
Russell Hibbert
National Council
Carl Burch
Tobnstown
Glen Vantine
John Welling
John R. P
Wheeler
Walter Bain
Stout
Nunn High School Receives State Accreditation
Nunn high school earned accreditation from the state department of education announced by superintendent Ray Barnett after a letter from accreditation director William T. Van Ormen. Graduates will be accepted by state colleges without extra entrance exams. Principal John Simpson leads a faculty including Calvin and Dorothy Craig, Doris Kerbs, Margaret Yates, and Robert Mullally. Board members Thane Turner, Russell Peterson, and Eldon Poster. Forty six students were enrolled in grades seven through 12 last year.
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NUNN
Nunn High
State Department of Education
Ray Barnett
Willam T. van Ormen
Bartlett
High Schvnoe
John Simpson
Nunn High School
Calvin Craig
Dorothy Craig
Doris Kerbs
Margaret Yates
Robert Mullally
Thane Turner
Russell Peterson
Eldon Poster
English of Teamsters Replaces Beck on Executive Council
John F. English general secretary treasurer of the Teamsters Union was reported elected to the AFL-CIO Executive Council on Tuesday replacing Dave Beck who was ousted Monday.
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English of
Teamsters
Beck
Washington
John F. English
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
Executive Council
Repol
Dave Beck
Mondsy
Eisenhower Submits Reduced Foreign Aid Plan
President Eisenhower asks Congress to approve a trimmed foreign aid package totaling 30.655 billion dollars and argues that peacebuilding is essential to tax cuts. He notes further reductions from January budget estimates, citing military assistance savings and urging nationwide support in a 5:20 p.m. MST address broadcast on CBS and other networks.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Eil
Famiar
Cbs-Tv
CBS
ABC
Mutual
ABCTV
NBC TV
Radio
Public Address Proposals Read to Committee
Five proposals for a public address system in the Community buildings auditorium were read by a city committee. Low level and high level systems were proposed with prices ranging from 1,175 to 2,469.57 dollars. Manufactures include Molmes Radio Service Campus TV and Denver Sound Specialists with all plans covering complete installation and 90 day guarantees. The committee, chaired by Mayor Oscar Beck appointee Cruce, will reconvene Friday for further discussion at the Community building.
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Oscar Beck
B. H. Cruce
Auditorum
Molmes Radio Service
Campus TV & Radio Service
Cahurn-Nattis Smith Radio & TV
Denver Squad Specialists, Inc
Western Television
Greeley Establishments
Denver Sound Specialists, Inc
Clarence Swanson
Lewis Littler
Albert C. Clough
Frank Berger
Manger Cruce
George Fellows
Berger
Blast damages X-L midget submarine in harbor
In Portsmouth N H an explosion damaged about five feet of the bow of the Navy experimental midget submarine X L while moored beside a barge. Two of the five crew were aboard. no one injured. The sub 30 feet long beam 7 1 0 feet displacement 25 tons with periscope down stands 11 feet high. Cause of blast not disclosed. no fire reported.
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Portsmouth
Navy
Heigt
City Council Agenda Seeks Zoning and Annexation Actions
City Council Tuesday evening will consider amending precincts and introducing new zoning ordinances, a water contract with Evans, appointment of electricians examiners' board member, proposals for a public address system for the community auditorium, renewal of a beer license for Larial Inn, a petition for annexation of Hill's Second Addition, a letter from Police Officer Ira Timken, and contracts for the city dump.
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Own of
Evans
Electricians Examiners' Board
Larial Inn
Hill
Seeond
Ira Timken
Boy Stabbed While Riding Home From Track Meet
Mrs. Henry Erbes Jr reports her 10 year old son Ronald stabbed in the chest with a knife by another boy while returning from a track meet on his bicycle near Fifteenth Street and Fourteenth Avenue. The wound was not serious and required no doctor. The assailant fled as Mrs. Erbes chased in a car but was lost in an alley.
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Henry Erbes Jr
North Sixth Avenue
Ronald
Knefe
Erbes
Fifteenth Street
Fourteenth Avenue
Erber
Trapped Miner's Body Is Found
In Lyken s Pa a miner named David Snyder 34 was found dead after 82 hours of digging and praying. He was buried 400 feet underground in a central Pennsylvania coal mine while with brothers LeRay and Spork who owned the diggings. Deputy coroner Dr Samuel E B Herrold said death came from suffocation and the body was recovered from a waterfilled pit off a new tunnel near the main shaft.
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Samuel EB. Herrold
Lykens
West Angel Way
Herrold
Snyder
Dr. Fullerton Appointed Assistant Superintendent in Omaha
Dr. Craig K. Fullerton of Greeley Colorado is named assistant superintendent of public schools in Omaha with duties in instruction and program supervision. The appointment starts August 15, following two years in Greeley and a 1958 move from the University of Iowa where he earned his doctorate.
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Greeley
Omaha
Neb
Ha School Board
Craig K. Fullerton
Colo
Fullerton
Dre. Fullerson
University of
Owa
Burlington
Univversity of
Iowa
White
Towa
Marian
Thirteenth Street
Dr. Fullerton
Thief Sends Checks From Camera Theft Case
In Los Angeles a thief who stole a camera and tellers from Hyman Kossack’s car sent a diverted check. One paid a tax assessment with a one cent check. City officials told Kossack a duplicate check would be issued while the stained original arrived at the mall.
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Los Angeles
Hyman Kossack
Kossack
Decision Blocks Subsoil Water Act Enforcement Ruling
A Denver ruling by Assistant Attorney General Duke W Dunbar finds no authority to transfer about 1000 dollars in the well drillers fund from the Water Conservation Board to the state engineer. The engineer J E Whiten heads licensing drillers and recording wells under the act. The legislature provided for a transfer, but Dunbar says no funds move until July 1 when a 25000 dollar appropriation becomes active. Whitten says the money is needed immediately for staff, printing forms, and filing cabinets.
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Dunbar
Whitten
Car crashes into gas pump injuring attendant in Columbus
A car driven by Carol Ann Stevens struck a gasoline pump in Columbus on Monday, knocking it from its base and leaving the pump lying on the pavement near station attendant Chalmers F. Ebert who was bruised. The incident damaged the pump and caused minor injuries to the attendant.
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Columbus
Ohio
Carol Ann Stevens
Chalmers
F. Ebert
Baseball Today New York and Chicago in NL notes
National League brief mentions New York and Chicago players and game notes, listing several surnames and partial figures. The garbled text references players Pace Miller, Condueger, Karl, Drady, Lown, Neemen, Porterfielé, White, and Deiey with scattered scores or innings.
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National League
New York
Mit
Chicago Pace Miller
Condueger
Karl
Drady Lown
Neemen Amprican Ceaghe
37 Die in Kansas City Area Tornado
A deadly tornado cut across Kansas City’s southern outskirts leaving 37 dead and over 209 injured in an 80 mile path. Rescuers worked Tuesday to dig out victims as thousands were moved to hospitals and shelters.
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Ruskin Seightse Wickman Mills
Kansas _City
Spuing Will
Ker
Oletawa
Xan
Canlar
Ruskin Mmeichts
Hickman Mills
Ute
Liberty
Post Independence
Harry S. Truman
Silverton
Tex
U. S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Huskin Heights
Peace
National Guard
Army
Air Force
Red Cross
Tuskin Heights
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Murder charge filed against Boulder youth
Kevin M. Steller 10 faces first or second degree murder or manslaughter charges in the death of 73 year old neighbor Elenora Allen. Deputy District Attorney Horsea B. Volaves filed in district court after Steller admitted beating the widow in an alley May 9 and police locating her body in a nearby garage May 13.
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Boulperim
Kevin M. Steller
Dist
Atty
Horsea B. Volaves
Stelier
William B. Buck
Bauldee High School
Palew
Elenora Allen
State Traffic Toll Reduced in Colorado This Year
Colorado traffic deaths stand at ninety four for the year, the Highway Patrol reported Tuesday, down from 115 at this point last year. Mrs Gilbert Gifford, 25, of 2211 Moline Pueblo died from a cerebral hemorrhage initially linked to a car wreck on April 3.
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Denver
Colheada
Highway Patrol
Bureau of Visa Statistics
Gilbert Gifford
Moline
Pueblo
Lindy Route Flight Mirrors Lindbergh Feat in 6 Hours
Benny Harper Jr 7 recovers after 21 hours in a backyard well. Doctors say his condition improves, oxygen tent adjustments at Bayview Hospital as Air Force reports 4002 mile flight in six hours 37 minutes by Maj. Robinson Eisner and crew.
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Manorville
N.Y
Benny Harper Jr
Joseph M. Kris
Long Island
Benny
Bayview Hospital
Massic Beach
Mcglire Mir Force Base
Air Force
St. Loisther
Atlantic
Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mej. Robinso Eisner
Szyesrold
Warace
Tulsa
Oya
Stolen Buick Found In Cheyenne Alley
A 1953 Buick automobile stolen Sunday night in Cheyenne was recovered Monday in an alley by police. Marvin McCarthy of 1121 Eighth Street reported the theft and a notice to the state phiral has been issued.
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Cheyenne
Marvin McCarthy
Shandonek
Phiral
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Lesa Lan
Henton
Janelle Nelson Dorris
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