Eisenhower backs GOP to report record in 1956 drive
President Eisenhower told the Republican National Committee he will do everything in his power next year to help report the party’s record accurately to the country. The message praised progress in economy health education and welfare, and urged unity behind enduring American principles as the campaign shapes up for 1956.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Micraday
GOP
Corm Silllee
San Francisco
Iheri Ne
Celal
Fenson
Benson
Congress
Adlai
Slayerson
Gov. Averell -Ffarkman
New York
Agriculture Secrdary
Fisenhower
Adder
Heven
T 9
Jake Atvey
Carmen Resapia
Bensen
Jacob M. Arvay
Nixon
Leonard W. Tall
Ihal
Ina
Tall
Hisonhowar
Gettysburo
Ault Man Again Heads State's Farm Bureau
Arthur L. Andersen of Ault was reelected president at the Colorado Farm Bureau annual convention in Denver. Other officers elected include Kenneth Thayer of Fort Collins as vice president, Glen W. Nash of Del Norte as secretary, and Arthur E. Gaines of Flagler as treasurer. Delegates approved resolutions on pension fund funding, support for industry, labor and agriculture, and state budget reallocations.
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Sarlley
Denver
Arthur’ L. Andersen
Ault
Colorado Farm Bureau
Kennneth ‘Thayer
Fort Calling
Glen W. Nash
del Norte
Anhur £. Gaines
Flagee
We Colorado
Old Age Pension Fund
Game and Fish Dept
General Fund
Santa Claus to visit Greeley on Saturday
Announcement from the Chamber of Commerce says Santa will arrive in downtown Greeley Saturday morning and visit Lincoln Park later. The retail committee plans for a possible parade route, a fire truck display, and kid treats, staying flexible for Santa’s preferred mode of travel.
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Banle Claus
Greeley
Chartier of Commerce
Greecan Folly
Old Zevo
Jneae
Tie
Lincoln Park
Santa
Chamber of Commerce
Nick
Weather summary for Colorado and western valleys
Weather forecast reports variable conditions across Colorado with partly cloudy skies Thursday and Friday. Highs near 27 and lows around 15 degrees, scattered snow in western valleys and mountains, few flurries in north and southeast regions, and gradual warming in eastern areas through Friday.
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Colorado
Ashland man J. J. Hope dies at 82 with 107 descendants
J. J. Hope, age 82, of Ashland Kentucky, died Wednesday. He is survived by 107 descendants including sons, daughters, grandchildren, and 24 great grandchildren.
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Ashland
J. J. Hope Hina
Butler to Give Speech at Fall Commencement
Dr. Louis C. Butler chairs OSCe health and physical education will deliver the fall quarter commencement address in Frasier hall theater. The program includes degrees awarded to 63 arts graduates and 43 other degrees, with life certificates for most. The event features a Life Symphony, a commencement address titled Winning To Fun, and a benediction by Sylvester Toussaint.
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Louis C. Butler
Division of Health and Physical Education
Colorado State College
Af, Education
Department of Health and Physical Education
Osce
Frasier Hall
Harry K. ‘Thrasher
Arraya
Chrit
Brogassionali
J. Deforest Cline
Simon. Ginsburg
Rondantor Tavoration
Sylvester Roy Toussaint
Mozart
Kathryn Lb. Creason
Yollande Reesé
Louis Daniel Boller
EAD
Tor Negencs
Donald Glimore Decker
Donald Gilmore Decker
William Robert Ross
J. Deforest Cine “College
Little Symphony
Matsial
Dale
Pattern
Pied D
Mathematics
Ittee
Chinese Barker Dies in San Francisco Bank President
K. L' Kwang 58 a Hong Kong native and Harvard graduate who was president of San Francisco's Bank of Cane lan died Tuesday.
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Francisco
K. L’ Kwang
Hong Kong
Oil Drilling Reports From Weld County New Wells React
New wildcat drilling activity reported in Weld County with several rigs progressing. Masters S/O Johnson drills Zarlengo No 124 south of the Masters field NW of Johnstown. Walker & Wilson act as contractor. Weytex Service and Rex Moynahan to drill Olin Castor No 1 in SWSE 15-7-59, northwest of Johnstown. J G Dyer rigs for Sauloy No 1 in NW SE 325-63, Tagimer County.
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Wildcat
Weld
County
Masters
Johnson Yell
Johnstown
J. G. Dyer
Tagimer County
White House Session Highlights Teacher Scarcity
The White House Conference on Education concludes with calls for federal aid to schools, focus on building needs, higher teacher pay, and prestige for the teaching profession. Participants advocate varied levels of federal support for construction and current expenses, with building aid most popular.
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White House
Uys
Rome
Faculty To Increase City Chamber of Commerce Support
The Faculty Association at CECEreiek Wendnosdiy plans to raise its annual contribution to the Greeley Chamber of Commerce to 100 dollars, an increase of 100. The association’s contribution to the Greeley Concerts Association rises by 15 to 275 dollars. New chair Dy ex DeBoer led a 2055-56 budget of 2165 versus last year’s 1819. Of last year’s budget 1583.50 was spent. The year began with a 1771.08 cash balance and an estimated September balance of 1410.418. Dues are one dollar monthly. Committee chairmen are John Bushelt hospital and Mowers, Dr Kennel Hansen faculty service, Googe F. Sanderson benevolence, Dr H. P. Glidden. New directors include Rite Hulchersin and Dr. K. 4 Kelly.
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Cecereiek
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Greeley Concerts Association
Dy Ex DeBoer
Chaletiai Do Bber
Age Clad
John Bushelt
Kennel Hansen
Googe F. Sanderson
H. P. Glidden
Rite Hulchersin
Kelly
Heavy Snow Hits Southwestern Colorado Mountains
Seven inches of new snow fell in western Colorado as a Pacific Northwest surge spreads eastward. Wolf Creek and Monarch passes report heavy accumulations with more on the way. The Weather Bureau predicts 10 to 12 more inches in high country by the weekend while plains see largely normal December temperatures.
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Nore
Pacific Northwest
Continental Divide
Wolf Creek Pass
Monarch Pass
Jimmison
Patcol
Stow
Colorado
Quray
Grand Junction
Wyoming
Uuth
Llehtenow
Fraser
Lamarr
Big Piney
Sheridan
Douglas
Fort Collins student wins $300 college scholarship
Betty Staver of Fort Collins won a $300 college scholarship at the closing session of the National Congress in Chicago. Miss Staver attended as Colovario's 4H poultry champion and was named among the best poultry raisers at the event.
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Chicago
Betty Staver
Fort Collins
Miss Staver
Colovario
Snow storms ease across vast northern area
Snow storms that paralyzed regions in Michigan and New York dwindled by midday Wednesday as much of the nation remained affected. Jamestown North Dakota reported an overnight low of 21 degrees while Grand Forks recorded 30 0 at noon. Temperatures dipped as far south as the Gulf coast with readings in the 40s.
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Associated Press
Areeas
Michigan
New York
Arelie
N D
Grand Forks
N. D
New Enland
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valeley
Central Plains
la “Menten
Gulf
Florida
Greeley Film Report Shown on CBS Telvision
Towning reports a local resident witnessed a Safe Driving Day film shown on a CBS television program over KLZ in Denver. He noted the film resembled last Friday’s edition and mentioned CBS eastern stations cut to western coverage.
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Towning
Loca
Columbia Broadcasting’ System
Don
Parker
C. B.S
Bank Bandit Slapped by Friendly Clerk in West Covina Heist
John H. Wallace entered a West Covina, California bank during a holdup and slapped the back of a man with a machine gun. The reveal showed Halloween mask and rubber gloves. Wallace and a confederate fled with $16,000, while four women and several patrons watched in fear.
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West Covina
Calif
John H. Wallace
Wallace
Drg
Hoover Report Sparks West Policy Debate in Denver
Denver witnesses including former governor Miller and Gov. Edwin C. Tyson told a congressional subcommittee of a two day hearing on the Hoover Commission’s irrigation and power study. They warned that adopting the recommendations could halt western progress and affect other regions.
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Denver
Robert Jones
D-Afa
Hoover Commission
West
Otbe
Congressional
Wyoming
Pres- Het Herbeek Soover
Hiller
Hoover Commission Iisk
Miller
Wis
Torant Walter
Power
Teecoeepes Millers Group
Colorado
Edwin OC. Tnhyson
Will-Open New Parking Lot on Saturday in City
City Manager B I Deuce reported Thursday the city will span a new 100 by 190 foot parking lot at the northwest corner of the city hall for public use Saturday. The lot will provide space for about 75 cars and involved removing a house and garage on the property last spring. The street department hauled gravel and trees were removed to prepare the site, with completion expected soon. The project follows a recent lot opened west of the city library.
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B. I. Deuce
Hall Bock
Tecembri
Anih
Cruce
City
Falk
Vern Schaffer
Batt
Strent
Schaffer
Ely
Grace
Wrecked Cars Parade Honors Safe Driving Day in Greeley
A Safe Driving Day parade in Greeley featured wrecked cars and a coffin display to warn teens of dangers. Officers controlled traffic as five local repair shops loaned vehicles bearing safety banners. December displays by DeMolay and Starlight groups, Explorer Scouts handed out safety literature amid police supervision. Col. William B. Greeley, 76, longtime forester and former lumber industry manager, died Wednesday.
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Mirou
Gresley
Greeley
Ranin
Starlights
Seventh Ave
As Ie Greeley Repair Shops
Henry's Body Shop
Garnsey and
Wheeler
Edwards
Chevrolet
Wells Motors
Weld County Garage
Starlight Autor
Ger
Lincoln Park
Polies
Presi‘dent
The
Weld’ County Safety Council
Fort Gamble
Wath. Uf
William B. Greeley
United States Forester Tron
Sol
West Coast Lumbermen's
Asia
Traffic deaths rise across multiple states on SD Day
The Associated Press tallied 63 traffic fatalities for Thursday across Ohio Indiana Louisiana Michigan Kansas New York Minnesota and more. In Indiana a semi rear collision near Richmond killed Robert Jolson as storms and rain affected driving conditions.
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Associated Press
Bay Hall
Aye
Pattlons
Indiana
Carpelle
Richmond
Robert A. Jolson
Centerville
Ind
Timnois
Geral Lagrow
Trues
le Te
Plymouth
Mich
Killen
Contal
Canton Township
Detroit
Crisis in Rural Electrification Affects Nationwide
Clyde T Ellis executive director of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association said the REA faces its greatest crisis since 1935. He criticized Hoover Commission plans to abolish the REA and accused private power firms and federal agencies of waging a vast propaganda campaign. Ellis claimed Fred Randalet assisted efforts to push cooperatives toward the private utilities. He spoke at the Bonavinery Cooperative Association annual meeting.
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Kansas City
Clyde Tr Ellis
National Rural Electric Cooperative
Hsen
Hoover Commission
Elis
Fred Randalet
Bonavinery Cooparative, Assn
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