Paratrooper Guard At Central High In Little Rock
Army paratroopers continued guarding Central High School in Little Rock Arkansas for a third day as 200 plus white students arrived with armed troops and uniforms. Attendance rose to 1450, up from earlier lows, amid tensions and ongoing questions about integration and the governor’s stance.
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Relman Morin
Litme Rock
Ark
Lalo Central High School
Ous
Af- Sieur
Bn Armen
Virgil Blossom
Ie Negros
San Park Avenue
Oil Drilling Reports from Weld and Morgan Counties
Reports from Weld and Morgan counties detail Riggs No. 1 in Colorado making progress with cable tools and heavy mud, a 6480 feet total depth at several wells, and multiple exploratory efforts by Texoia Oil, California Company, and others. Lyons sandstone shows at Frank Crom No. 1, while several well logs indicate gas, oil, or mud-cut readings and pending five-well programs.
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Stuarcoil Company
Joe
Lewis Brothers Inc
Weld County
Jackpot Oul
Texoia Oil Company
Wall
Weld
Morgan Rannties
Lyons
Baird and
Ufeiter
Maddox
Woldeal
Reno
al Midwcek
Gone
Drillie
Faubus Radio Appeal Divides on School Integration
Governor Faubus, in a nationally televised address, urged calm and lawfulness as U S troops enforce the desegregation at Little Rock Central High School. He compared the occupation to German rule and Budapest, accusing federal troops of error while nine Negro students attend classes under armed guard.
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Little
RGCK
Faubus
United States Army
Eisenhower
Lille Rock Central High School
Tsaris
Budapest
Fanbys
Negra
Faye's Okinawa Toll Rises to 20
Typhoon Raye battered Okinawa on Thursday. Winds reached 146 miles per hour as a U.S. Marine and at least 19 Okinawans died. The Ryukyus government and officials say more deaths and injuries are likely. One U.S. Marine body remains unidentified. Rescue efforts report 172 island residents injured and more than 100 missing. Twenty one fishing boats with two crewmen each were reported sunk offshore.
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NASA
Okinawea
U.S
Rywisus
Ryutyus
China
Three Candidates File Petitions for City Council
Three petitions were filed at the city clerk’s office naming Clarence C. Swedeson, George A. Gipray, and Clyde E. Peddycord as candidates for city council in Ward 1 and Ward 11. Each petition met the required signatures, placing the names on the November 5 ballot unless challenged. Fifty electors per ward needed signatures. up to Friday 23 petitions had been taken, with only nine announced as candidates to date.
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Mort Bulch
Clarence C. Swede" Swanson
Seventh Street
George A
Gik" Gipray
Sixth Slrem
Buch
People's Party
Clyde E. Peddycord
Eleventh Avenue
Independent Ranchstate
Balch
Fac
Council
Flu Reports Mixed As County Sees Slow COVID Like Ailment
In Weld County flu activity remains level with no major spread. Greeley reports cases concentrated at Colorado State College and Greeley High, 242 cases among 3 000 students. Absent students rise at several schools, Windsor High delaying a Friday game. State health officials fear Asian flu epidemics in 14 Colorado cities with blood samples tested. Denver and Pueblo not yet included.
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Greeley
Colorado State College
Greeley High School
CSC
City High
Heath Junior High
Meeker
Hrath
Windsor High School
Brush
Denver
Colorado
Joseph Cannon
Hospitals and Disease Control
Grand Tinelion
Boulder
Springs
Trinidad
Durango
Leadville
Climax
Monte Vista
Rodell
Simla
Montrose
Englewood
Alamosa
University of Colorado Medical Center
Cannon
Pueblo
Wind Delays Atomic Test at Charleston Site
The atomic test blast at the 4TOMIC test site near Charleston has been postponed to 6 a.m. Pacific time Saturday due to high winds. The test, scheduled for Friday, would have been part of the 1957 series and was designed to exceed 20,000 tons of TNT in power.
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Charleston
Dba
No Initials Please Hid in Honolulu Fire Department Record
A Honolulu clerk in a company records department provides a surprising chain of initials and a long Hawaiian name. The notice lists Floyd Kuikealay kauaokalani Kea liiwailanamale Kamauouthilakzipo Hoopi in full, highlighting the clash between formal records and native naming traditions.
Simeon Werner Dies of Burns at Johnstown Factory
Simeon Harvey Werner 58 dies from burns sustained Tuesday at the Great Western Sugary company plant in Johnstown while working on an electrical switchboard. A lifetime Colorado resident, he had worked for the sugar company since 1945 and left three sons and three daughters, plus his wife Susanna Wagner, as survivors. Burial and funeral plans are released by Adams Mortuary.
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Simeon Harvey Werner
Johnstown
Great Western Sugary Company
Weld County General
Burns
Werner
Sugar Company
Colorado
Godfrey Bottoms
la Salle
Michigan
Mugler Brass and Capper
Park Huron
Longmont
Alliken
Great Western
Faubus Lied, Hoover Says Falsehood By Governor Denied
J Edgar Hoover accused Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus of lying about the FBI holding teenagers for hours of questioning. Hoover said Faubus claimed a girl was taken and kept incommunicado while parents worried, a charge he described as false.
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Wasitngton
PRI
J. Edgar Hoover
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
FBI
Nation
Polio Victim to Receive Wagon at Shrine Club Event
Jose Ornelas, a polio victim from near Elwell, will be presented a specially built wagon by the Greeley Shrine Club Sunday afternoon. Ornelas, age, has paralyzed arms and legs yet continues to write and draw. Cyril L. Ferman, club chairman, announces the presentation at the stungater’s home with several members planning to attend.
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Jose Ornelas
Eouth
Elwell
Greeley Shrine Club
Sun- Say
Ornelas
Les
Cyril L. Ferman
Elau
Huldine
Ferman
Clay Taylos
Siungater
Public Hearing on Reapportionment Scheduled Here
A public hearing on reapportioning the General Assembly will be held in the courtroom at the courthouse here on Monday. The hearing is part of a statewide series conducted by Gov. McNichols' Commission on Legislative Apportionment. Previous sessions occurred in Sterling and Burlington. the final meeting will be in Denver October 3. Mrs. Lewis Ditler of Grevley serves on the commission, which totals about 43 members.
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General Assembly
McNichols
Commission On Legislative
Sterling
Burlington
Benver
Lewis Ditiler
Grevley
Gavrior
Apy
Open House Showcases New Mountain States Telephone Building
More than a thousand residents toured the Ley office of Mountain States Telephone in Gleery as the new Tenth Street building opened with displays outside on Tenth Avenue. The event ran 7 to 9 p.m. with demonstrations of dial equipment, trucks, and underground cables, ending with basement refreshments.
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Greeley
Mountain States Telephone Company
Tenth Street
Tenth Avenue
Uwee
Asement
Army orders to train troops for riot duty revoked
Amid Pentagon confusion, Secretary of the Army Brucker countermanded an order to South Army units to train for riot duty and speed the deployment of troops. The directive, issued Wednesday by an unnamed Pentagon source, followed Little Rock integration tensions and President Eisenhower’s intent to enforce desegregation with paratrooper support. (Continued on Page 7)
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Washington vi
Pentagon
Brucker
Pontar Row
Little Rock
Rusinhower
Prominent Grover Man Frank Bailey Dies at 78
Frank Bailey, a noted Grover rancher, died at Weld County General Hospital. Born April 1879, he homesteaded west of Grover after marrying Brstie May Norris in Boulder in 1907. Survived by his wife five children a sister and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements handled by the main mortuary.
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Grover
Frank Bailey
Weld County General Hospital
Chursjay
Aflhenon Bailey
Fe Uninniawn
Jowa
Wisconsin
Oregon
Touchler
Pier
Brstie May Norris
Boulder Dre
Hailey
Francis M. Bailey
Moulder
Gerry Charlottes Burnett
Gill Hor
Helen) Lugar
Corona
Calif
Monnie Ood
Bmider
Jordan Parliament Member Jailed in Amman Demonstrations
Communist member of the Jordan Parliament was jailed Thursday for participating in and organizing government demonstrations during the political upheaval last April. Authorities say the case reflects ongoing tensions amid unrest and calls for reform.
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Amman
Jomanim
Fayek Warred
Jordan
Young Couple Held for Kidnaping Lad
Everett authorities arrested George Edward Collins Jr and his wife Katherine after a kidnap for ransom of seven year old Lee Crary. Collins, an apprentice at Boeing, admitted abducting Lee then returning him unharmed after a two day ordeal. He demanded 310,000, and the pair faced investigation for kidnapping with Collins also charged as an accessory to the crime.
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Everett
Wash
Aurolaery
Lee Crary
Aed Nar
Siew
Nord
Pedoral Aroua Us
Snohomish
Riv "Neitehol
George Edward (Uilins Jr
Katherine
Gol- Una
Collins
Boring Airplane Co
Seattle
Travie
Uien
Lee
Eversil
Ted Crary
Lynnwood
Crarys
Crary
Auto Paris
Lake Slevans
Edmonda-Tennwau
Ares
Keallle
Nate
Ten Witnesses Testify in Ault Fire Trial at Schulz Market
Ten witnesses testified Thursday in a damage case arising from the Schulz Grocery and Meat Market fire in Ault on September 27, 1955. Plaintiffs, represented by attorneys Sehnir Coffman and Waring, called witnesses including Hensel Phelps and Thomas Welsh as the trial, presided by Judge Dale E. Shannon, continues into next week with a six juror panel.
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Schulz
Ault
Ace
Herbert L. Sehnir
Laura Coffman
Waring
Aull
Hensel Phelps
Thomas M. Welsh
Corda I. Green
Sherman Woods
Warfley Nelson
Jerry White
Howard Robinson
Marjorie Riddell
Wie
Lor Mannerler
Lester Notaling
Hotaling
al Ault
de Greeley Fas
Bop. m
Dale E. Shannon
Colorado State College CS Enrollment Breaks Record
Enrollment at Colorado State College reached 3022 as of a recent nonthday, a new record for the term. Evening classes remain limited, and the total exceeds the same hour on the previous day indicating continued growth in computer science enrollment.
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Colorado State College
Fragmented OCR obituary keeps unclear names and events
A garbled OCR segment mentions a woman and a man, with references to a deer and unnamed individuals in a medical setting. Details are unreadable, names are corrupted, and core facts are not discernible beyond a hospital context and a non waking person.
Milliken Fair This Saturday Sponsored by FEA Chapter
Milliken holds its annual community fair all day Saturday to benefit agriculture and home economics departments. Open to all in the Milliken area with entries accepted in the morning and judging in the afternoon. Trophies and ribbons will be awarded by the Milliken FEA chapter.
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Milliken
Milliken Fea
Unclear Weather Report From Fractured OCR
Fragments describe Colorado weather with stray figures. The text mentions temperatures near freezing and several erratic terms like Friv day and 78 Jinal. No coherent locations, dates, or events are clearly stated.
Regional Weather Forecast Summary
Regional forecast for the plain area with warm Friday and cool weekend. Highs near 70 Saturday with scattered showers in eastern plains and windy Saturday afternoon. Lows Friday night mid 30s to low 40s, some readings 50s in the south, lows near 25 in the north.
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Fourcelain
Mera Maur
Warier Cue
Sfiernganetoudiness
New Wicely
Jinty North
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