Greeley and Eaton Beet Acreage Increase Shown
Greeley and Eaton districts report larger sugar beet acreage than last season. Lifilaten, manager of the Greeley district, says total contracted acres by April include 17 500 in Eaton and 14 100 in Greeley, with expectations of further expansion as weather and irrigation improvements support planned planting and development.
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Greeley
Eaton
Tony Yiany
Jatin
Lifilaten
Greeley Halon
Ucon
Alwad
Tab Weekend
Apri TF
Aig
Weather Toons for 24 Hours Ending Tuesday Morning
Weather outlook for Colorado and Wyoming shows partly cloudy conditions with scattered light showers or snow in mountain areas. Temperatures rise and fall with winds increasing in the east on Tuesday and Tuesday night, followed by colder conditions midweek.
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Colorado
Wyomings
Denham Sustained in Fight with Truman
Denham faces a contentious session as the committee weighs actions against Truman era claims. The report outlines leadership, disciplinary steps, and proposed reforms within the body amid ongoing political tensions.
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Denham
Truman
Baker Warns To Eliminate Free Drinks
Secretary of State George J. Baker warns tavern keepers that offering free drinks prizes or drawings is against the law. He says all holders of licenses must stop such practices immediately or face drastic action. The warning targets taverns using premiums and drawings to attract customers and boost sales.
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Tenvar
George J. Baker Warnes
Baker
Tyner Uewnisas
Wemibig
Beyar
Naga
Biker
Atd
Car crash near Ashton injures two in 1948 Chevy
A wreck near Ashton injures driver George Pickett 25 and passenger LaVerne Dill 23. The Chevrolet ranch car, damaged about 1000 dollars, occurred at 11 40 pm. Pickett suffered a broken arm while Dill escaped with minor injuries. Patrol set 1948 Chevrolet Ranch damaged 1000 dollars in sole.
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Aowlrot
Milsken Cobotl
Wits Garth
Tha
Ashton Sahans
Rae Amlling
Injirles
Mastel George Pickett
Aid
LaVerne Dili
Chevenles
U S Files Charges Over Soviet Plane Downing
Washington reports the United States formally charges Soviet fighters with shooting down an unarmed American patrol plane over Soviet airspace in April. No survivors found, life raft recovered. U S seeks apology, indemnity, and punishment for those responsible.
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Edward E. Bernar
Washington
United States
Tor Jay
Hallie
Moscow
Oo State Department
Ahiatheausly
Ruesia
Michael McNermatt
Pees
Mosenw
Praparania
Dia Wibes
Seneral
Tagaglavia
Uate
Hushin
Michael J
Russia
Tor
Mairy Phina
Ld Oftpraclaimeil
Kirklind
Beviot Depuy Farelan
Andre
A. Grang
Tug Survive Apparent Rival As Crew Faces Day
A damaged report notes the tug Omar with crew aboard facing a perilous day. Early signals suggest no rival ships in immediate sight as the crew braces for difficult conditions near the Tacha area.
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Finn Fraiciean
Adale Jm
Omar
Shane
Windsor High School Band Earns Superior Rating
Windsor band receives final Superior rating in Northern division for statewide contest. Ratings list Fort Lupion, Lauisvilles and Wheat Ridge as Superior with multiple schools achieving Excellent or Good. Event featured 1,500 voices massed choirs under university director, audience about 2000 at Gunter hall.
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Gaipraco
Gunter Hall
Harry Robert Wilson
Columbia University
Atatida
Wilson
Laurence Edmondson
Lovelant
Lord
Lou
Skeets Calvin
Windsor
Colorado
Moiday
Gunter Hell
Mary Boherk Wisan
Fort Lupion
Tahnatawar
Lauisvilles Superior
Adutins
Fstes
Wray
Sedewick County High Sdkmol
Fulesharp
Philling County
Holyoknd
Gand
Yuna
Ghul
Wheat Ridge
Superior
Aryana
Siberior
Englewood
Boulders Superior
Fort Mornand Fale
Fort Colina
Loreland
Greeley
Light Snow Falls Across County in Weekend Storm
Light snow began falling shortly before noon Tuesday and intensified through the day, blanketing the county with damp sidewalks. Up to an inch of new accumulation was reported in Keansburg Prospect Valley area with varying levels elsewhere, while most snow melted by morning.
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Akles
Melsinee
Parmara
Howe
Keanesburg-Proapect
Putin
Kales
Purge Speculation Grows Over Soviet Officials Firing
A New York led report surveys high turnover among Soviet officials and officers amid suspected purges. It cites obituaries of N. Vo and Anatoli Konstoy, notes fear of constrained access to censorship, and contemplates Malenkov's potential moves while listing marriage licenses in unrelated notices.
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William L. Ryan
New York
Avril U
Krorsow
Annauierd
Soviet Union
Moscow
Rove
N. Vo
Tiley Inglaie Pater
Bisaga
Anatoli Konstoy
Arhister
Cinematography
Berio Mowspiper Togesnpiegel
Nal, Gea
Pavel Kyastinin
Fore Etder
Garning
Poland
Sweden
Communi Afficiais
Generis
Stall
Tyihla
Simoe
Man Who Killed Brother Fined for Carrying Gun
In Maynardville Sonny Aprilis Carl TaVah, 33, was fined for carrying a pistol after claiming self defense in the shooting that killed his brother. Judge George Shepherd imposed a 40 day sentence for contempt of court for failing to comply with a plea agreement as the community reacted to the fatal incident near the graves of Clifford and Sternte Graves.
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Maynardvilly
Sonny Aprilis
Carl Gtavah
Parl
Tentias
Tin
Ef & Piunder Charga
George Shepherd
Clifford
Raver
Sternte Graves
Senate Group Approves Rigid Potato Control
Senate agriculture committee backs a plan letting the secretary of agriculture limit marketing quotas by as much as 34 percent to curb potato price supports. Debate centers on authority to oppose or enforce the new controls. total cost cited at about 500 million in budgetary impact.
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Pratibone
Trwaan
Nihert Ng Tanhan
Genk
Tate
TaltvEimeley
Volo
Ilavi
Rogolulfin
Washington
Agrculture
Wampherd
Wermaye Holts
Pyrhemtiore Disgart
Sener
Aaarson
IMAL
Autonure
Holland
Mtwudew
Liens
Lin
Asie
Plane bombing plot ends in court case and romance twist
A man linked to a plan to plant an incendiary bomb on a plane to kill his family faced trial. He was described as motivated by love for a girl. The narrative documents the alleged plot, the detective investigation, and dramatic courtroom details including a dramatic defendant and statements about flight takeoff.
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Wilma-Gwartray
Weld County Public Hospital
George Mercer
Twelfth Street
Robert Widblrd
Dan Augidas
Tyre
Steiner
Wilele
Heavehi Ik
Thao
Notte Shorela
Terria
John Hetty Geant
Elas
Geant
Rani Br
Clewnim
Ami
Latis
Laboratoey Levis Piel
Gasatlin
Ned G. Lugedon
Grant Ondur Aryout
Ann Bolt Titan Tea Ways
Netty
Miia
Tee
Toa
Kieg
Ceany
TL A
Mayer
Health department notices scattered amid city records
A garbled OCR fragment mentions health department, Mark Santa Ness, calves, and various unclear names and places. The readable items reference city health actions and possibly personnel, with incomplete phrases and multiple typographical errors.
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the Health Departantat
Brant
Mark
Santa Ness
Gage Andaryen Baird
Tornadoes and Floods Ravage Scattered Areas Across Coast
Severe weather battered Mobile Bay region with tornadoes and cold floods. Homes were demolished, trees uprooted, and roads washed away as two communities faced widespread damage. Emergency crews reported downed power lines and blocked routes while shelters opened for residents. Local officials urged caution as hard-hit areas cleared debris and assessed aid needs.
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U.S
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Greelny
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