Mrs Colwell Receives Honorary MA at Brown University
Brown University awarded Mrs. Howard G Colwell an honorary Master of Arts degree at a convocation held in a historic meeting house on the site of Americas first Baptist church. Dr Neary Williams Winston praised her leadership among Baptists and urged moral courage in facing Russia.
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Northern Baptist Convention
America
First Baptist Church
Howard G. Colwell
Lavelon
Galo
Colwell
Dostel
Neary WM. Winston
Craven
Mra
Seryon
Denon Neilon
Clerey
Mrx
Roger Williame
Mannachusetts Bay
Williams
Brown
Winston
Soviet Russia
Femmin
Materialise
Churen
Sedgwick Population Decreases But County Seal Shows Increase
Sedgwick county population declined by 174 to 5,080 in the latest 1960 census released by district census supervisor Lon McClure. The county seat Juleshurs rose from 1,619 in 1940 to 1,938 in the current count, as officials anticipate updated figures for nearby towns and districts once re tabulations finish.
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Sedgwick
Lon McClure
McClure
Juleshurs
Polilies
Larhiner
Weld
Morgan
Logan
Puillins
Washington
Iowa
Bodies Dug Out of Peru Quake Rubble
Cute Peru earthquake relief reports say up to sixty bodies may be recovered as rescue teams work through rubble from the former Inca capital. An emergency airlift brings food and doctors from Lima to aid 278 injured while authorities update the death toll.
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Peru
Por Hee
Lunis Tapayachi
Ratieid
Tapayach
Lima
Neseu
Manuel Odila Amaretth
Antelope Season Details and Permit Estimates
Denver reporters relay a chaotic notice from the Colo m Bureau of Game and Fish outlining a three day antelope season on June 15 16 17 with areas and permit allocations across Moffat Weld Arapahoe and surrounding counties. Applications for permits will be free until July 1 with a drawing in August and season closures and fees detailed by the department.
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Astute
U. S
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Illus Tate
Ula
Arapahoe
Washington
Hibert, Kit, Carson
Cheyenne
Linecolt
el Pass
Plate
Cominiason
Aap
Ex D A Will Defend Five Men Accused In Lot Machine Case
Georgetown Colo May 22 Farmer District Attorney Richard H Bhoon will defend Gye Ideho Springs Witnessman today at charge of Hlaga possession of slot machines they clerson were brought by Dis Were Attorney Clement R Hack that after the dye put lweigns on their establishments and said they duuit be ag fimune from gambling prosecutiin ag estal Mehed private clubs Hackethal sossed the machines a week ago He in naking the court all for formasion to destroy the Wipmont wel configenta that ananoy in that The tlh is set for 2p m Jus leo of the Ponte Marlow Will mirth and tt showd ba over Lefora court elonox for the day Tiefendasts are Yigve Innaca proprietor of Thynkon n Lodge and guardent of the Businoad Yeople's panpelatinn of Clorr Crook county Hans ATton of the Colorla Cato David Dineler of Med Natfalg Oar and Jiro chtut of Idaho Springs J K Looker of Lacker a Jun and Talim Cole of the Idaho Springs Rec reation Center
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Richard H. Bhoon
Gye Ideho Springs
Hlaga
Clerson
Dis- Were
Clement R. Hack
Hackethal
Formasion
Wipmont
Panpelatinn
Clorr Crook County
Hans Atton
The
Colorla Cato
David Dineler
Med Natfalg Oar
Jiro
Truman assails Red boycott of United Nations
President Truman denounces the Soviet pullout from U.N. sessions with Chinese nationalist delegates as a wilful flouting of the U.N. charter. He told Congress the organization is conducting business amid sin and noted a deepening Cold War tension in 1949.
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Washington
Truman
Hussia
Natons
Jesus
U.N
Congress
World Organization
I.N
Sprmae
Gormley dies in Dallas Texas father of deputy sheriff
E A Gormley longtime Adams county sheriff and head of the Texas division of the National Auto Theft Bureau died suddenly in Dallas at 8 30 am Monday. His son Deputy Sheriff Gormley learned of the death as he arrived in Dallas. He had undergone an operation for an appendicitis and was recovering. Gormley lived in Growley for a short time. A daughter Alma Lee is supervisor of the Ventura School for Girls in California.
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Gormley
Montag
Dallas
Tex
Adams County
Texas
National Auto Theft. Bureau
Gormteyeft
Growley
Ala Lit
Ithe Ventura Sebea
California
Police Training School Opens Here Monday
A new police training school opens Monday in the city, sponsored by Greyay public schools with state education board cooperation. The program runs weekdays from 9 am to 4 pm, focusing on police work, statutes, arrest procedures, and room protocol. Instructors include Captain B. L. Butler and Sgt. Todi Mowlds, with talks from District Attorney Marc Smith and Mayor Price Hopkins.
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Ywili
Department Us
Colorado
Sues for Death of Son in Farm Truck Crash Near Galeton
Mr and Mrs Ineo Winter of Thrutyoo Eston sue for 6000 damages from William Curry in a weekend court for their son Arthr J Winter killed when a truck crashed on a farm five miles north of Galeton. They claim negligence in operating the vehicle caused the fatality and seek medical and funeral expenses plus loss of earnings.
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Ineo Winter
Eston
Williniy
Curry
Negll Mane
Garry
Caygoil
Holt Aon
Arthr J
Garty
Galoton
Winter
Daningon
Morgan Excited by Oil Venture of Greeley Man
Fort Morgan residents swarmed a Fort Morgan area well after news spread of a Platte River Oil company drill. Drilling by Platte River Gil Co led to a 6755 foot depth with a 210 feet indicator, oil reportedly 60 grade and green. Dr. H F Fuerst of Greeley and Frank Atwood led the venture. tests to confirm follow.
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H. F. Fuerst
Gola
Frank Atwood
Keene
Brothers
Port Morgan
Platte River Gil Company
Atwood and Fueret Head
Art Statt Leads Tourist Training Program Tonight
Art Statt, manager of the Montgomery Ward store, leads a general discussion on salesmanship as the third session in a series on attracting tourists. The program starts at 7:30 p.m. in the Greeley High School auditorium, with attendees invited by the Ithaca Chamber of Commerce, Greeley High School, and the state board for vocational education.
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Itha Chamber of Commerce
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State Board For Vocational Education
Shumate May Be Appointed Road Administrator
Denver reports Gov Johnson and Highway Engineer Mark Watrous discussed designating Charles Shumate district supervisor at Pueblo as administrator of the Colorado highway department. The move aims to speed reorganizing the department and ease bottlenecks while outlining Shumate’s duties. James B Bell remains No 2, with Miller told police of a jewelry theft at a Kenosha Circle Drive store during the day.
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Charles Shumate
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Purablo
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High Way
Mark Watraus
Ila Engsod
Shumate
Mindialaly
James B. Uell
Thiablo
Tnt
Mubway
Forilingon
Watrona
Nr. Louis
Miller
van Stalon
la Kenso
Circle Drive
Dr. Milling
The
Jewleh Consumptive's Robot Society
Dewelory Stoll
Weather Summary for Colorado and Wyoming
Weather leaf notes 24 hours ending 8 a m Sunday with high 73 low 8 percent. For 24 hours ending 8 a m Monday high 82 low 42. Generally fair in Colorado Monday Monday night and Tuesday. Ten showers and thunderstorms affect eastern mountains Monday afternoon and over mountains and east Tuesday afternoon. No important temperature changes. Wyoming: Fall Monday and Monday night Tuesday partly cloudy with few afternoon showers over mountains and little temperature change.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Tobin Predicted Taft Victory in Ohio Senate Race
Dan Tobin, longtime AFL Teamsters Union leader, writes in Nigerton's Teamster magazine that he personally believes Taft will be reelected to the U S Senate from Ohio. He credits Taft’s careful campaign while noting the opposition remains divided.
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Dan Toblnt
Tony
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Teamaters Union
Nigenton
the Teamster
Ohio
United States Senate
Truman Urges Senate Vote on FEPC Bill
President Truman pressed the Senate to approve his FEPC bill, praising a committee that has worked for months to expand job opportunities for Black service members. He urged the chamber to let the bill reach a vote as Southern Democrats filibustered and Republicans partly supported him.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
FEPC
Heim
House Passes Research on Faster Airplanes
Washington reports the House approved a $75,000 appropriation to speed research on faster airplanes and allocated $37,395 for a new anti submarine warfare project. The measure moves to the Senate for consideration.
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House
Washington
Senate
Truman Pushes Basin-wide Plan
Whilington May 22 Truman urged Congress to provide for basin wide development of river resources. He criticized lawmakers for limiting federal agencies beyond the army corps and said the economy would gain from coordinated planning and national resource investment.
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Greeley Residents Honored by Lefter Carriers Officers
Twelve Greeleyites were honored by Lefter Carriers during the Colorado State Association of Letter Carriers and Woman's Auxiliary convention. Glenn W. Melonala was reelected secretary, and Maryeten Kerr will again serve as state organizer. Other officers elected include Charles Eller president, Ralnk E. Vali vice president, James Bulton treasurer, Dean Soverns, Bernard Walker, and Charles Snilay as executive board members. Burton succeeds J. B. Lawrence as treasurer. Lawrence seeks reelection.
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Jamas Burton
Colorado Springs
Ralph Vail
Pueblo
Glenn McDonald
Greeley
Charles Ebers
Boulder
Burton
J. &. Lawrernga
Cation City
Eek
Robert Apd
Greeleyites
Officara
Fay
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Woman's Auriliary
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Maryeten Kerr
Assucialinn
Elka Cinbd
Charles Eller
Douller
Ralnk E. Vali
James Bulton
Dean Soverns
Denver
Bernard Walker
Grand Junedou
Charles Snilay
Brush
Harle Gardner
Prem- Am
J. B. Lawrence
Canon City
Lawrence
Nok Aeek
Dyrton
Mrs Hollenback Hurt in Automobile Crash
Mrs Hollenback 81 wife of W B Nollenback former city streets supervisor was treated after a crash on the Briggsdale road east of Lucerne. Her husband 64 and another passenger were injured. all received emergency care and were released. The accident caused about 250 dollars in vehicle damage. Sergeant McKinney investigated.
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Fourteenth Avenue
W. B. Nollenback
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Lucerne
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Mig. Hollenbach
Uy Cepriana
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Eana
Jose LaCruiz
Aglauson
Garela
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Eanto
Ayer
Mrs Alvatin Pigg Funeral Held Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs Alvatin Pigg, longtime Nubn resident since 1917, were conducted Saturday at Matfield Funeral Home with interment in a local cemetery. She was born January 26, 197, in Mohls, daughter of Mr and Mrs Addison Laman. Survived by husband and two sisters, Mrs Magia Scanton of Kansas City and Mrs Tain Fordyce of Lowry City, plus two nephews.
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Mra
Magia Scanton
Kansan City
Tain Fordyce
Lowry City
Senate Rejects Two Plans To Kill Reorganization
Washington May 2 The Senate defeated two resolutions to disapprove President Truman's reorganization proposals for the Federal Trade Commission and the Federal Power Commission. The FTC plan failed 49 to 34 and the FPC plan passed 87 to 26, giving the president power to appoint chairmen who would influence daily administration. Senator Edwin C. Tachuson argued the move would transfer legislative power to the president.
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Ji Usua
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Auther
Manpproval
Lim
Plans for Reorganization Score Sheets in Washington May 21
Score sheets list proposed federal department reorganizations with status notes. Highlights include treasury, justice, interior, commerce, labor, and others with votes pending or challenges. Also notes marriage licenses for Cheyenne and Kersey residents.
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Yiller
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Explosion at South Amboy Triggers Inquiry and Toll
A blast at South Amboy aboard a waterfront facility produced a high death toll and prompted a state inquiry. Officials and experts weigh possible causes including mine-like devices and explosive compounds as four bodies are recovered with many unaccounted. An inspector for the Bureau of Explosives testifies before a guard board chaired by Adm. Howard HL in New York City.
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Freak Tornado Strikes North of London
London reports a freak tornado moving 24 miles between the Thames and Ouse valleys. It damaged homes and uprooted trees, with at least two deaths and many residents evacuated or stranded as storms lashed southern England.
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Little Symphony concert at Colorado State College ballroom
A Tuesday evening performance by the Little Symphony, conducted by Eyes Trustman Ginsburg, features a select student ensemble from College high school. The program includes overtures and pieces by Beethoven, Debussy, Grieg, and Grainger, with auditions for membership and notable local participants.
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Denver
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Aran Town
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Gresley
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Charly Walker
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McCarthy Berates Probers Over State Department Inquiry
Senator McCarthy accused a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee of doing a foul and deliberate job investigating alleged communism in the state department. He urged transferring the probe to another body, warning a independent commission would be senseless. The inquiry is led by Senator Taftings and focuses on security lapses McCarthy cites. President Truman urged the panel to continue, amid calls for broader federal employee reviews and police scrutiny in Washington.
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