Milliken FFA banquet honors leadership and farm progress
Approximate 100 attendees gathered in Milliken High School gym for the annual FFA parent son banquet. Speakers included district president Jim Adama and state officers Leland Carlaan and Richard Stinnett. The event highlighted agricultural leadership, citizenship, and cooperation with local chapters and breeders contributing to the FEA foundation.
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Milliken
Milliken Ffa
Jim Adama
Brighton
Leland Carlaan
Eaton
FPA
Richard Stinnett
Star Farmer
Adams
Carlson
FRA
Stinnett
Toney
National
FEA Foundation
America
Bungett
PRA
Hany FR. Davie
Davis
Phil Arlene
Fort Lupton
Burnett
Angus Bull
Choir leaders and guests honor local food prep for meeting
The program featured Tob Hightower and Lenaurar leading group singing with Rev. Abdurson giving the invocation. Dale Schropp welcomed attendees and Gordon Kilgore responded, Jack Fields delivered the FPA creed, and Roger Gaw announced chapter achievements. Mrs. W A Fields was thanked for supervising food preparation with Mrs. Ruth Malik and Mr. Melda assisting. Dave Caw sang My Wild Irish Roses. Absent were Mr. and Mrs. George L. James, Mr. and Mrs. AR. Bunger, and Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Elliott, with Jamavsia Wold county agent and Dungers state supervisor of vocational agriculture noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenaurar
Tob Hightower
Dale Schropp
Harry R. Doyle
W. L. Clapper
Milliken
Rev. Abdurson
Gordon Kilgore
Jack Fields
Roger Gaw
W. A. Fields
Ruth Malik
Melda
Dave Caw
George L. James
AR. Bunger
Irwin Elliott
Jamavsia Wold
Dungers
Willett
Ageistant
Asks Search for Husband Behind Red Iron Curtain
Mrs Her mar Fjald disclosed today and has asked the state department to lay before the United Nations the question of her husband s disappearance behind the Iron curtain. She said she made the proposal Oct 8 and seeks evidence before the UN to judge who is responsible for the detention of her husband in communicado for nearly 15 years. Field, an American architect, disappeared in August 1949 at Warsaw airport while visiting Poland via Prague. Noel s wife Herta vanished in Prague in August 1943 and their adopted daughter Erica Wal lnch disappeared on arrival in Der- Tin this August.
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London
Hermar Fjald
Etate Department
United Nations
U.N
Associated Previo
Field
Warsaw
Poland
Noel
Prague
Miny
Herta
Erica Wallnch
der- Tin
Coplon Appeal Claims Government Misconduct
Coplon and her attorney argued before the United States court of appeals that government agents concealed crucial facts during her trial for stealing government papers. Leonard Roudin cited prosecutors as engaging in what he called terrible misconduct and sought to overturn a sentence reduced from 14 months to ten years.
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Washington
Indith Coplon
U.S. Court of Appeals
Hee Washington
Tlapkow
Leonard TI
Roudin
Justices Department
Ehrlichs Closing Out Auction Sale Schedule
Ehrlich and partners conduct a three day closing out sale series across multiple roads from Keenesburg to Fort Lupton with livestock including Holstein and Jersey cows, calves, and a large array of farm equipment. Auctioneers Phillip Williams Herman Hill Dick Ehrlich and J L Sears oversee.
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Hudron
Jersey
Guernsey
King Wells
IHG
Clark
de Laval
Ben Miller
Keenesburg
Everaman
P&h
Brightons Or
Hudson, Livestork
New Idea
Joeffrey
Sishe
Sishe Clad Buster
Beetly News
Harrow
P&o
Ford
Brovder
Phillip Williams
Ft. Lupton
To & Ye
Geo
Peppler
Valle
Gill
Barheaville
Colo
Nesterts Thia
Wineaf Ormaby
Wayne Prince
Winnebago County Asylum Farm
Winnabago
Wie
Wisc
Wayne Forbs
Prince
Wineaf
Aaggie Ormaby
Norgt
Elace
God the Only Cause and Creator sermon outline
Christian Science churches announce next Sunday's service will discuss the great spiritual fact that God is the only creator and His creation wholly spiritual. The Lesson-Sermon title is God the Only Cause and Creator with a Golden Text from Acts 4 24 and references from Psalms and the Science and Health text by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Christian Science Churches
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Mission Fest at St. Pauls Congregational Church
St Pauls church held its annual Mission Fest with a $3425 offering for home and foreign missions. About a ton of clothing was donated for needs overseas. Pastor H J Stroh delivered the morning sermon, with Ernest Sprenger of Longmont as afternoon and evening speaker. The day featured flowers, special music, and choral performances. Marriage licenses were issued to four couples: Elmer Foss and Luella Lind, Orlen Baker and Jeanette Cleek.
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St. Paul's Congregational Church
H. J. Stroh
St. Paul's
Ernest 2. Sprenger
Longmont
Elmer George Foss
Eaton
Luella May Lind
Orlen Leon Baker
Maton
Tuantia
Jeanette Cleek
Enrollment Shifts Highlight Colorado Colleges
Final fall quarter enrollment data show Colorado State College of Education at Greeley is the sole institution among a regional group with rising numbers, posting 3174 students, up 1.2 percent. Other schools report declines including Denver University, Wyoming University, Colorado Woman's College, Western State, Colorado Mines, Colorado University, Colorado College, Adams State, and Colorado A&M. veterans' enrollment also fell by as much as 33 percent.
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coHexen
Colorado
Colorado Stite College of Education
Greeley
CBGH
Denver U
Wyoming U
Colorado Woman's College
Western State College
Colorado Mines
Colorado University
Colorado College
Adams State College
Colorado A&m
A. M. Carnon
SCH
Osce Tnatill
Met
Clarence Bush Honored at U. S. Vocational Meeting
At the American Vocational Association 44th annual convention in Miami Florida Clarence Bush is named a vice president. The gathering also notes Dewey Barich of Kent Ohio elected president of the National Association of Industrial Teacher Trainers succeeding C Kenneth Beach of Cornell University. George F Henry of Fort Cal ling Colorado is elected president of Iota Lambda Sigma.
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Miami
Fla
American Vocational Association
Frank C. Moore
Cleveland
Mace
Dewey Barich
Kent
Ohio
National Association of Industrial Teacher Trainers
C. Kenneth Beach
Cornell University
Barich
Industria
Kent University
Clarences
Bush
Gresley
Cola
Iota Lamba Sigma
George F. Henry
Fort Calling
Colo
Venezuelan Tire Tubes Hit Production Record in 1941
Venezuelan manufacturers of tubes for motor vehicles broke a production record last year with a total of 39,570 tubes. The 1941 output reached 23,000 units. When the first factory opened in 1941, production barely reached 7,000 tubes for the year.
Vitamin production figures surprise tariff commission data
The United States weekly production over the past two years averaged about 2 tons of vitamin B1, 10 tons of vitamin C, and 11 tons of niacin, according to a report by the U.S. Tariff Commission.
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United States
U.S. Tariff Commission
Frederick Drug Store Loot Found in Car
A Denver man working Saturday night at a Denver city plant had his car reported stolen Sunday morning. Deputies searched the man’s home. The theft included two irrigation pumps, one from the Lorenge farm near Peckham and a pump bar from Wheat Deten farm near Hudson Entott.
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Mallee Acathy
Frederick
Denver
Denver Iity
Charles Harrie
Lorenge
Peckham
Hudson Entott
Handicapped Children Invited to Play School at Trinity Guild
Handicapped children of all ages are welcome at the Saturday play school held at Guild House Trinity Episcopal church from morning to noon. Sponsored by Cerebral Palsy club, the program has run two years with teachers Mrs Hy Bitter and Miss Ethel Mitchell in charge. Children enjoy musical games crafts toys and refreshments. A Chivatman program and Sebel school dancers were featured last year.
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Guild House
Trinity Episcopal Church
Cerebral Palay Club
Greeley
Mins
Ethel Mitchell
Hy Bitter
Chivatman
Sebel School
Exams for 2 Vacancies in U S Naval Academy
Competitive examinations will fill two vacancies at the United States Naval Academy. Congress man William Hill announced the tests open to Colorado Second District residents, high school graduates age 17 to 22 by July 1, 1851. Applications from Congressman Till until December 10, 1950.
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Washington
United States
Naval Academy
William
Hill
United States Civil Service Commission
Colorado
Congressman
Washington, D. C
Kirk To Be Home From Moscow On Vacation
Ambassador Alan W. Kirk will depart Moscow on Monday for a two month vacation in the United States accompanied by Mrs. Kirk. This will be his first return home since taking the ambassadorship in 1949.
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Kirk
Moscow
U. S
Alan &. Kirk
United States
Johnson Criticizes Murphy Over Judge Naming Powers
Gov Johnson rails at Murphy for appointing a district judge, cites right to name Blatt a Republican rival, laments a surprise move, and says he would not infringe on past governor Lee Khous's rights. He returns from vacation and considers reactivating home guard and battalions amid war. discusses raises for Watroug and Cleere as retroactive. He plans to sign bonds and address the next legislature with a message on non controversial propagation.
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Seamateh
Ben
Che
Murphy
Lee Khous
Johnson
Mexico
Washington
National Guard
Mark Watroug
Hoy Cleere
Watrona
State Hospital
World Govt Speaker at Student Union Event
Duke Robertson, a University of Colorado student and national chairman of the student division of the United World Federalists, will discuss Is It Too Late for World Government on Monday at 7 in the Student Union club room on the CSOH campus.
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Duke Robertson
CSOH
Robertson
University of Colorado
United World Federalists
Taghman to Name Extra Aide in Air Affairs Office
W C Taghman who will be sheriff in January says he will appoint an additional man to the air affairs office. Undersheriff Frank Deffke will be reappointed, and the two will handle all affairs except in emergencies. They will aid the sheriff and deputies in criminal matters only during emergencies.
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Darraty
W. C. Taghman
Air Attairs
Frank Deffke
OSCE Aggle Games Broadcast Schedule and Times
OSCE Aggie Games on all OSCE Colorado A and M basketball will be broadcast Friday and Saturday nights. Fort Collins game Friday starts at 8 15 p m and Saturday night game in Greeley at 8 30 p m. KFKA will carry both with KOOL at Fort Collins airing the second game of the doubleheader.
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Osce-Aggle
Osce-Colorado
A and M
Fort Collins
Gresley
KFKA
KOOL
Fort Collings
Ex Nebraske Star Dies In Nebr Hospital
Fwick Hutton a former University of Nebraska football and track star died in a hospital after a long illness. He played halfback on the Cornhuskers squads of 1942 1946 and Auburn Nebraska for years earlier.
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Linsom
Nebr
Wick Hutton
Auburn
University of Nebraske
Browder Denied Bail In Contempt Case
Farl Browder was jailed after failing to post 1500 bail on a contempt of Congress charge. Federal Judge Edward M Curran refused Browder's request to remain free while he appeals. Browder was indicted for refusing to answer questions before a subcommittee during an investigation of government conduct and said he had no lawyer and wished to hire his own if possible.
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Washington
Tl Browder
Eeitae Moorican
Congress
Edward M
Widow Survives Him After Yearlong Illness
The obituary notes his widow survives him and details that his illness, diagnosed as stomach cancer after a year of labor, was his final battle.
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Nornery
Wan
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