Colorado Big Thompson project water contract signed
The United States and Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District signed an interim rental contract to advance Colorado Big Thompson project features. It provides for parallel operation, uses completed structures, and guarantees late season water for districts through construction and diversion works, with completion expected in a five to seven year span.
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Colorado
Avery A. Bataan
Notd
Interin Water
Bureau
Caloraro Water Conservancy District
Charles Hansen
Ov MH. Ollie
Annaoneer
Goldrade Weler Genergency
Mr. Bataco
Oscar L. Chapmass
United States
Biko
Aod
Hannen
Suresi
Ronservacy
James J. Knights
South Pintle River
Intr Othe Bureau
Denver Federal Center
J. M. Dille
Maanager
Northern Colorado
Tully
Dir
Knights
South Platte
Knighte
Green Mountain
Wit Toanvrols
Crean Mountain
Cie Bie
Feranby Regervair
Shadow Mownin
Alye 3
Adams Tunnel
Ailes Park
Traiby Pun Ingwant
Marys Taka
Rad Testes
He Thompson
Alan Worka
Luonel
Horse
Yetouth
Doudre
Granby
Ferrest
Colorado Water Conservancy District
Granty
Hanavar
Ateclm
Carnapia
Local Weather Summary for Four Hours
Weather report notes high of 43 and low of 16 for local area. Colorado shows partly cloudy conditions Friday into Saturday with light snow possible in northern regions and little temperature change. Wyoming forecast calls for partly cloudy then scattered snow Friday night and Saturday with small temperature shifts. New Mexico expects fall like conditions Friday through Saturday with little temperature change.
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Amn
Pelday
Wyoming
New Mexico
Debt on Boyd Lake Mortgage Burned in Celebration
G and L Burns loaned 300000 mortgage on Boyd Lake northeast of Loveland and a 1920s irrigation company bought Boyd Lake. On Thursday evening a mortgage burning ceremony at Og Kellows hall drew about 20 officers stockholders and family members. The gathering celebrated the companys 50 year history with remarks by Swink Petrikin and Bouchard. Music by association members followed refreshments.
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Greeley & Loveland Irrigation Company
Boyd Lake
Loveland
Irrigation Compiny
Uoyd~ Juke Free
Charles Swink
J. M. B. Petrikin
Whg
Maging of America
Conrad Dever
Accetors
Swink
Anelfog
Petrikin
C. H. Tinndall
Wencetary
Tiasant, Dick
George Realinger
General Electric Boss To Head Mobilization Agency
Charles H. Wilson, president of General Electric, accepted the post to guide a new central defense mobilization agency. Tax intake reported at about 415,000 and 15,000 were taken in at the ayanla Monday per Deputy County Treasurer Kruger. The amount will be put aside for certain days. Increased tax receipts blamed on higher assessments this year by Kruger and Treasurer Scauten.
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New York
Charles H. Wilson
le General Itevilie Company
Central Defense Modilization Agency
Ayanla
Charles Kruger
Mount Ia
Kruger
Harold Scauten
Jaycees Donate Duree Gilt For Her Leadership Drive
The Greeley Junior Chamber plans a leadership drive using a gilt pig from the Anderson herd of Fort Lupton. Members must keep the pig until they recruit a new member, with entries invited for a contest at the organization’s December gathering.
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Greeley
Durae
Pina
Meain Horsitip
Tol TL
Wilson Opdyke Agency, Inc
Grasley
U S Survival at Stake Says Dr Crofts Here
Dr Alfred Crofts professor of Far Eastern history at the University of Denver spoke at Parkchurch Brotherhood outlining the world danger facing the United States while arguing it can be controlled by effort and sacrifice. He compared Chinese and American soldier ratios, criticized U S Formosa plans, and urged understanding of the China Japan conflict. The event included a prayer by Rev R Wilth Simmons and a CSOw style quartet performance. about 125 attended.
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Iva
Slake
Alfred Crofts
Parkchurch Brotherhood
Crofts
University of Denver
U. S
America
China
Russia
D. A. Peer Tessar
Parl
Elured
Blp. Buck
Csow
Tom Bist
Patricia Zimmerman
Shirkey Kahl
John McGregor
John Tars
Farmers to Enter Cattle in Show at International Fair
The notice lists Eaton McNully Frei and others entering cattle for a show at the AMA huntor International fair on Saturday. Participants include entrants from FRA and 4-H, with entries including a steer and breeding stock. The event is open to FRA and 4-H members, and details reference local residents near Grocley and Bleith Street.
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McNully
Frei
Catlle
Eaton
Cone McNunty
Marlie Pred
Maton Ama
Huntor
Landwig Peed
Grocley
Din Bleith Street
Truman Speaks Against Dark Background
President Truman will address the nation in a wartime backdrop as the United States faces a grim new phase of World War II. The speech, likely to focus on morale and public resolve, comes amid mounting war news and Allied actions overseas.
Jaycees Lead Elderly on Greeley Lighting Tour
The Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce will once more escort about 30 elderly residents through the city to view Home Lighting Contest decorations in residential and business districts. The tour, Wednesday evening, is sponsored by the Greeley Tragotation company with Mél Devries in charge and hospital escorts provided by Bonnet Tome and Island Grove Hospital.
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Greeley
Berger Happy Court Grants Execution Stay
Colorado’s Supreme Court granted a stay of execution for Jon Berger, delaying the planned death chamber sentence for the slaying of his wife. Berger, awaiting the stay, commented he did not care whether execution or life lay ahead, as he awaited the next steps with his family and legal counsel.
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Berger Happy Court
Coron City
Colo. Des
Jon St. Berger
Christman
Roy Best
Berger
Sae
Colorado Supreme Vent
Terger
Deraunde
Mercer
Denver
Best
Iis Brather
Adan Berger
Dover
Colorado
Aupremio
Jon J. Herger
Fas
Ila
Trinity
Tarker
Tegie Molen
Waudanus
Damlat
Borgot
Bowrn
Sinko Inn
An Nisaie Pernan
Lie Tla
Ering
Rail Yard Strikers Stall War Freight Amid Contempt Charges
A Chicago labor strike by the Rail Yard Strikers and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen disrupts freight and parcel service nationwide. Federal threats of contempt proceedings target the yardmen for defying court orders as embargoes slow shipments in Chicago and St. Louis. The post office enforces a broad embargo on all parcel mail other than certain classes, crippling nationwide distribution while a 49 hour work week demand surfaces.
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Chicago
Des
Gare
Urmid Leday
McGrath
Olen
Cleveland
Atria
Railway Express Agency
St. Louis
Washington
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Posk Office
Ranilhy
Postoffier Department
Thyrd Elass
Elisa Vad
Elass
Post Office Bans Parcels for Fifteen States
Post offices west of the Mississippi will not deliver parcel post to fifteen states including New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island and Connecticut. Restrictions also apply to third class matter and some Christmas cards while medicine and surgical supplies may be exempt. Local delivery remains unrestricted.
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Greeley Foel
Post Office Department
Atuion Lacide
Treese Wilkinson
Tate
Geneeral
Mississippi River
Wikinson
Postmaster General
Nille WB
Tecker
Hecker
Weld County Draft Quota Doubled for Next Month
The Weld County draft quota was increased from 15 to 40 for admission next month, per secretary Hose Kiyiy of the local board. Induction exams are set for January 9 and January 16, with 30 receiving pre-induction exams. The February quota is not yet received, but expected higher under accelerated mobilization.
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Tao Tirmy
Weld
AfYa
Hose Kiyiy
Lonal Board
Weld Couty
Img
Wall
House Group Seeks Full Defense Appropriations
Washington receives a report that Ray Cannon leads the House appropriations committee in urging swift approval of a defense package totaling 39.9 billion dollars. The plan expands atomic energy and defense programs, extending to high levels of preparedness after a Chinese offensive in Korea and pressure from President Truman.
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William F. Arrogart
Washington
Ray. Cannon
House
Pillaul
Mas
Cannon
Bia Committee
Truman
Uely
Fenaiya
Korea
Whahington
Lense
Counmites
Congress
Jer
North Korea
Bnt
Atomic Energy Commission
Adrigory
Tennessee Valley Authority
Creato
Naw
Tneai
Army
Embargo Placed by Railway Express on Oxygen Goods
Railway Express agency announced an embargo on oxygen goods and shipments from 15 states, including New York and Pennsylvania, due to a railroad strike. The embargo covers routes to District of Columbia and St. Louis and affects connections to Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Vermont, and other listed states.
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New York
Des
Exprasa
Eaid
Columbia
St. Louis
Delaware
Tatiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
New
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Vermont
Ulinola
Chinese Swarm Over Yank Fans At Korea Beachhead
A chaotic report from Tokyo details Chinese forces breaking near northeast Korea, assaulting Allied beach defenses and driving to widen the North Korean frontline. U.S. Tenth Corps units face heavy pressure as Chinese troops press inland and threaten surrounding positions.
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Kungnam Harbor
United Nations
Kim Pringle
Associated Press
Hungnam
Tokyo
Aspociateal Press
Wriday
Mie
TG Corps
Deepey Tho
Jaat
Keren
Tangham
Korea
Angtianhuil
Jete
Tom Limbert
U.S. Avaty
Lexan
Wth Corps
Lambert
Chanajin
Tani
US Armathy
Navbie
Yongelina
Seoul
Ravie
Shopping Days Till Christmas
All Greeley stores will stay open until 6 30 p m on Monday nights through Christmas and will be open Thursday December 21 and Friday December 22 to accommodate shoppers.
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Greeley
Christines and Nun
Farm Bureau Opposes Price Controls and Public Aid
The Farm Bureau urged Truman to avoid price controls and restrictive policies. Leaders pressed for free market resilience, opposed universal military training funding, and backed limited federal aid while supporting the United Nations. A call went out to youth leaders to lobby Congress for stance consistency on economic controls.
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Dallas
Orginiaton
CMM
Amerksin
Trnai
Wits
Allan
We Federation
Saii
Trueman
Mvniann
Kline
Truman
Rillne
Lain Jayaerilis
Crief
Ecomontere Ulvisers
Keysertlng
Federation
Kine
Conoved Gynensement
Tony
Dak
Init
Frieux
United Nations
Wales
Monaghan Low Bidder on Toll Road Contract
Monaghan Construction Company submitted the low bid for the toll road project at 606,014 dollars, behind an estimated 929,084. The work includes grading ballast and placement of minor structures on the Bomilena turnpike section. Work underway on grading at the Bepari field-Downer section of the road.
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Tovar
Thee
Tainder-Dauvar
Monaghan Construction Company
Bepanifield-Downer
Republicans in House Move to Oust Sec Acheson
Lawmakers in the House adopted a resolution calling for the ouster of Secretary of State Acheson. The measure, drafted amid partisan tensions, seeks to force a turnover and was sent to President Truman for action. Senate leaders were weighing a parallel move as the GOP leadership urged swift action on the issue.
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House
Sec. Acheson
Waelngtos
Tov
Uiday
Calliur
Bevrequey
Bres
Senate
Rome
House Republicana
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Elton C. Fay
Pratt
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Cameron Operetta
Cameron
Post Office
Der
Miiwestarny
Frank A. Pomponia Nere
Calavallis Postmastr
Elis’ Dlannonaires
Robert Eungon Tokyu
Ghrinkliy Silied
Northerat Korea
Tenth Corps
Mapa
Talika
Niles
Zong Reds
Enimy
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Ile
Gouthyent
Farm Bureau
Monaghan
Carcia
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la Halle
Massey of
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