VCP Committee Offers Support for Handicapped Training in Greeley
The VCP Committee plans to send Exner to help train teachers of handicapped children in Greeley. Mrs Rodley reported on a national convention noting 17 U.S. colleges offer education for handicapped children and outlining upcoming summer programs at several universities. Red Cross will begin transporting CP children to a Saturday class at the Youth Center, expanding access to 10 current students, while Job's Daughters plan a cerebral palsy philanthropy project for Colorado. Local doctors agreed to serve on advisory committees for the cerebral palsy group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Apm
Ayaium
Mra
Auham Uodley
Gatley Coretal Pal
Te Oleh
ESCE
Ad Ucp
New York
United States
University of University of Oamaha
University of Nebraska
Prancisco State College
Corsity of Cincinnati
Columbia
Rodley
Red Cross Motor Corps
Youth Center
Red Cross
Bodley
Job
Colorado
Ralph Waldo
Gresley
Grand Guardian
Ethel Mitchell
Denver
Mitchell
William Bodley
Neal Dilley
Kersey
Red
Balloon marks Clyde Davies Sinclair grand opening at Coronet station
A 10 foot balloon floated above the north edge of the business district Saturday to celebrate the grand opening of the Coronet service station at Eighth avenue and Sixth street. Clyde Davia manages the new station and the balloon was filled with helium to attract customers. Sinclair uses such balloons for new station openings.
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Eighth Avenue
Sixth Street
Clyde Davia
Sinclair
Poland quits UNESCO over dues and U.S. agenda
Poland resigned from UNESCO in Paris, claiming the United States has turned UNESCO into an instrument of imperialist propaganda and that the agency serves American warmongers. Warsaw Radio broadcast the withdrawal, citing Poland still owes $872,228 in dues. Only Czechoslovakia and Hungary remain partly involved among satellites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Poland
Unesco
United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization
Warsaw
United States
In the Courts Joan Webb Horner V Ken Horner
In Greeley Med mult for divorce from Kenneth Woodson Horner petition for determination of interest in the lands of Loona K Armagost of Greeley. The property includes the south 1374 feet of Lot 15 and all of Lot 16 in Crawford's subdivision Block 155. Other heirs include sons Donald L. in Pittsburgh Calf U S Army Thomas G Brooks Air Force Texas Robert B H Catamount, Mary H Gordon A Marilyn A Podburg Bettoravia Cait
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Joan Webb Horner
Greeley
Kenneth Woodson Horner
Isto
Loona K. Armagost
George Batley Armagost
Buaband
Crawford
Donald L
Pittaburg
Calf
U. 5. Army
Thomas G
Brooks Air Force Hake
Tetag
Robert BH
U. 8
Mary H
Gordon
Gresley
Marilyn A. Podburg
Bettoravia
Cait
Big 7 Moves to Ban Platoon System in NCAA Events
Lincoln Nebraska Big Seven Conference leaders voted unanimously to end the platoon system for football and urged the NCAA to adopt a football modernization rule. The plan would allow Big Seven teams to compete in NCAA sponsored basketball baseball and track events while banning platoon usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
NCAA
Big Seven
Torgum
Reaves Peters
County Court Actions Include Promissory Note Suit
The county court docket shows the aunt of William Hurst to collect 229239 dollars from Hazel Girard of Pierce on a promissory note, a case dismissed in Justice Ira I Sides' court. Melvin Lockman of Fort Collins cited for careless driving with costs, and Donald Tacohy of Denver fined for careless driving. David A Coverdale of Fort Warren, Wyoming cited for speeding and no operator's license with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam &. Hurst
Hazel Girardot
Pierce
Justice of the Peace
Ira I
Melvin Lockman
Fort Collins
Costa
Jess. Howard
Golden
Donald A. Tacohy
Miken
F. Matheson
David A. Coverdale
Fort Wareren
E Llange
UEE
the Tribune
Greeley Wins Cheyenne Rivalry Mat Dual 4 8
Greeley High defeats Cheyenne 40 28 in a road dual as four Wildcats win their second straight. Notable results include Vic Torre z 120 Johnny Hey 127 Paul Weinhold 198 Delbert Hay 154 and John Farr heavyweight each securing wins. Hayden 103 pounders improved with a decision. Attendance around 450. Greeley heads to Arvada next.
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Greeley
Cheyenne
Gresley
Brighton
Ivan Mibaugh
Wildcats
Chuck Sanders
Clark
Wyoming
Jack McGuhey
Marvin Anderton
Anderson
Victor ‘Torrez
Paul Weinbold
Delbert Hay
John Farr
Torres
Hayden
Grerney
Arvada
Eugene Long
Jarrett
BI Hayden
Bill Sanders
Dave Clark
Vic
Toerex
Sonn
Johnny Hey
Charles Tafoya
Paul Weinhold
Mel Dingell
Marvin Anderson
Jack McGahey
Rert Phillips
Harold Richmond
Humphrey
Jim van Slyke
Earl Condie
Bob Sandberg
Ken Williams
Greeley Life Underwriters Hear Luncheon Discussion
Greeley association members met at Leghorn hall Friday noon to hear a discussion on Sickness and Accident Contracts now offered by major life companies. President Mr Thomason and program chairman Elmer Gillespie led the talk as eleven underwriters attended. Next meeting set for January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Pregulation of Life
Leghorn Hall
Thomason
Elmer Gillespie
Programe
Ife
Newt
Unclaimed Cash Transferred to County Fund
The county general fund received unclaimed money from 12 old cases dating to 1957 after a district court transfer. Deputy Clerk B A Shafer traced funds from Judgment Tender and Miscellaneous accounts back to 1917, locating 12 unclaimed cases and unclaimed witness fees. The effort, ordered by Judge C C Costio, will be followed by quarterly listings and a permanent record while the Judgment and Tender fund is abolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County General Fund
B. A. Shafer
C. C. Costio
Shafer
Ralph McKee
Boulder
Nettle
Shaler
Veours
Shater
Auditor's Office
Swiss Climbers Fail To Reach Everest Summit
Reports from Kathmandu say a Swiss expedition led by Dr. Gabriel Chevalley was driven back by 30 below zero cold and fierce winds after reaching Namche Bazar base. Seven Nepalese porters and climbers including Raymond Lambert, Ernest Reiss, and Sherpa Tensing were at Camp VIII on November 19 with plans to summit the next day.
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New Delhe Tnila
Katmandu
Mepal
Mt Everest
Gabriel Chevalley
Namche Bazar
ML. Everest
Himalayan
Swisa
Chevalley
Swisa Alpine Foundation
Garich
Raymond Lambert
Ernest Reiss
Sherpa Tensing
Everest
India
Clut
Asia
George Mallory
Andrew Irvine
Rhee Says Eisenhower Made No Commitments
Seoul reports President Syngman Rhee said Dwight D. Eisenhower made no commitments during his three day Korean tour yet he expected the president elect would end the stalemate. Rhee urged a swift drive to the Manchurian border and noted South Korea’s growing forces could defend itself with 12 ROK divisions in the field. He praised Allied troops and saw Eisenhower’s tour as showing the strength of international support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Eld
Eisenhower
Maule A& Boon
Rhee
Eigenhower
Europe
A Bright Idea For an Unusual Holiday Doorway Decor
A doorway display idea uses a turned dustpan as a reflector filled with greenery and a red bow to greet guests. A 150 watt projector outdoors provides a spotlight on the door with a weatherproof bulb and built in reflector for weather resistance. Names listed include John William Schade and Edith Jane Clark, among others from Weld County and Greeley.
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John William Schade
Fork ‘Morgan
Edith Jane Clark
Weldom
Edward @. Schlepp
Lydia C. Murphy
Greeley
Wayne Arthur Raina
Chanepaign, Il
Clea Pearl Crowder
Greley
Former Brannan Aid Indicted for Taking Gifts for Influence
A federal grand jury indicted Jack Cowart a former Agriculture Department official on charges of taking pay for exerting official influence. Also named were Tom Foater and Jack Motley both of Center Texas for aiding and abetting compensation to Cowart. Cowart reportedly received a stock certificate for 163 shares from the Baton Rouge Warehouse Co plant near Center while serving as assistant to the administrator of the Production and Marketing Administration. He is already serving an 18 month federal sentence for a separate case after a conviction last April for accepting gifts from a private party to aid it.
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Washington
Jack Cowart
Agriculture Department
McGranery
Tom Foater
Jack Motley
Af Center
Tex
Cowal
Alexandria
Cowart
Baton Rouge Warehouse Co
Center
Cowart Ig
Federan
Iast Apall
Jack Comert
Federal
Pybon
Atty
Opert
Reds Land Own Housing Project in Berlin
In East Berlin the Communist regime finishes a high profile housing project. A mile long row of 2100 apartments rises from the Frankfurter Allee site renamed Stalin Allee. Western sectors meanwhile report larger construction activity with hundreds of thousands of homes planned or rebuilt.
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Tom Reedy
Newateatures
Berlin
Husaian
Frankfurther Aliee
Btalin Alles
Soulevard
East Berlin
West
Ex-Ag Dept Official Indicted for Accepting Pay for Influence
Washington charged former Agriculture Department official Jack Cowart and two others with taking compensation for services to Baton Rouge Warehouse Co while resisting administration actions. Cowart, already serving a 12 month term for a prior case, faces up to 19,000 dollars in fines and up to two years in prison if convicted. The case, stemming from production and marketing program dealings, is before a federal grand jury in Alexandria Virginia.
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Los Angeles
Nore
Davis Motor Car Co
Gary Davia
Hugh L. Dickson
U. S
Sam
Davia
Cumtale
Advantages of United Fund Cited by Leader
Thomas A. Richardson, chairman of the Greeley Community Chest board, cites five benefits of a United Fund at a Council of Social Welfare luncheon. He notes consolidation saves drive costs, coordinates volunteer effort, and allows pledged payments. The 1947 goal is $22,000 with $42,000 collected toward $44,000. potential annual total could reach about $125,000 with full community support and broader agency coverage. Agencies benefiting include cerebral palsy, cancer fund, United Defense fund, milk fund, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, Salvation Army, child care center, and Colorado Theatre association. A parking accident at Tenth and Eighth was misreported as owned by Gark Elite.
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United Fund
Thomas A. Richardson
Gree Iny Community Chest Board
Council of Social Welfare Organizations
Winple
Dutto of
Greeley
United Ltd
Richardson
Ubin
Red Cross
Land Ara Cerebral Palay
Cancer Fund
United Dafensa Fund
Milk Fund
Girl Scouts
Hoy Scouts
Camp Fira Girls
Salvation Army
Child Care Center
Colorado Theart Association
French boycott ends as UN debate on Tunisia resumes
United Nations in New York resumes a French boycotted debate on Tunisia amid tense mood after union leader Hached is found murdered. Salah Youssef accuses a French backed Red Hand Society. French officials deny ties and pledge to pursue justice. Cuba Egypt and Indonesia join others to speak on Arab Asian bloc resolution.
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United. Nations
N. Y. Us
U.N
Tunisia
France
Mmtons
Egypt
Indonesia
Cuba
Newa
Mucdec
Hached
Tunis
Salah Her Youssef
Red Hand Society
Terporiets
Iso
Red Hand Movement
Lt Existe
Justier
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VCP
Exner
Balloon Heralds
New Sinclair Gas Station
New Wheat King
P. Spencer Dunham
Caro
North America
Dunham
Chicago
New
Neboot
Dexter
Greeley Association of Life Underwriters
Dwight Eisenhower
AP Wireghoto
Automobile
Colsigy
Farmers Prompt, Friendly Claims Service
Cc. L. Lott
6Th Ave
Ase Luis Oulucg
Brannan Aid
Reds Land Own Housing Project
Tribune
Pioneer Cleaners
7Th Ave
Hamilton Furniture CO
St. Ave
Ag Dept
Tenth Street
Gark Elite
Karl Ehrilek
Sixth Avenue
Fofigater
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