President Frees Ballot Staffer in Ashland Ky
Edward F. Prichard, a 31 year old attorney and former administrative aide under President Roosevelt, was released from federal custody last night on orders of President Truman Wardou. He had been convicted of ballot box stuffing in Bourton County in 1948 and sentenced to two years. his sentence was commuted to time already served, and he may be released immediately.
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Ashland
Dea
Edward F. Prichard
Paris
Hoosevelt
Here
Rwmas Wardou
Q. Culver
Prichard
Bourton
Culver
Jones
Bennett
Greenbugs Threaten Wheat Crop With Mild Winter
Oklahoma A and M entomologists warned that greenbugs, the major Midwest wheat pest, are thriving due to favorable last summer and current winter conditions. If cold weather does not arrive soon, a major outbreak could threaten extensive wheat acreage, with past years causing millions in losses.
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Denver
Tee
Auvy
Midwest
R. G
Dallas
Oklahoma
A & M Roliege
Dahina
Anivrean Association of Teollamin En- Somplozists
F. A. Fenton
United States
Colorado
Firemen Extinguish Trash Fire at Poultry House
Greeley fire department battled a trash fire near Ray's poultry house just after noon Friday. Firefighters reported the blaze caused minor damage to the rear area before control.
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Greeley
Ray
Christmas Party At Spanish Colony Hosted By Baptist Youth
Baptist Young People’s Fellowship members hosted a Christmas party at the Spanish colony, distributing gifts from dormitory girls and college students. About 100 children attended, with older students helping decorate and supervise.
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University of Celorado Uni
First Baptist
Eanrel Suurday Schoo
Childress Chviaimas
Baptist Young People's Fellowship Group
Anne Morrison
Greeley
Marguerita Wellman
CSCH
Pat Holley
Shirley Crandall
Mary Byursen
Virginia Anderson
Darrell Taylor
Morris
Jerry Lin
Kiwanis Club Christmas Party Delights Greeley Kids
Kiwanis members hosted a Christmas party for 99 Greeley children with Santa Lewis Kitts delivering toys candy and popcorn. School principals and club officers attended while two Andersons from Stockton and Montrose appeared as guests. gifts were delivered to absent children at home.
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J. H. Darst Lea
Siwanls
Santa Clare
John F. Chadwick
Slee Tulph B. Waldo, Jr
Hazel Dalby
Cameron
Wilwam Scott
Central
Morence Haywood
Washington
Tuez Beardsley
Lincolst
Willia C. Vanniver
Arlington
Greeley
J. Frank Anderson
Montrose
Robert H. Anderann
Pearson's Contract Not Renewed By Adam Hats
New York Feb 22 Adam Hats said it would not renew radio commentator Drew Pearson's contract when it expires. A statement from president Charles V. Molesworth cited planned advertising changes for 1951. The decision was not due to the Pearson McCarthy controversy and was made months earlier.
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New York
Tae
Adam Hat
Drew Pearson
Charles v. Molesworth
Adam
Hat
Pearson
Senator McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy- Pearson Exchange
Gas Company Property Transferred and Leased Back
The Greeley Gas company parcel at Ninth avenue and Tarth street was sold to Lee Edwin Schlessman and Susan Maude Schlessman. The deal totals about 598,000 with a 20 year aerial lease to the gas company for 192,000, 800 monthly, plus tax and upkeep duties. Trust and Equitable Life Society instruments secure 410,000 promissory notes from the transaction.
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Greeley Gag Company
Ninth Avenue
Tarth Street
Lee Edwin Schlessman
Susan Maude Schlessman
Deel Suow
Gerald H. Schlessman
Wits
Florence Schlessman
Company Secretay
Gerald Schlessman
Schlessmans
Equitabla Life Aasuvihee Socinty
Behlesamana Nava Nlao
Equitabla
Nativity at U P Church Sunday Night
Nativity pageant to be presented at United Presbyterian Church Sunday at 7 30 p m with a wartime stage setting and a 25 voice choir directed by Mrs Noryal Hinds Soloists Lelroy Kern Mrs James Knight and Lois Barber perform in four scenes inviting all to attend The program titled The Walnity features drama and musical elements across four segments.
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United Presbyterian Church
Tventy-vaive
Noryal Hinds
Lelroy Kern
James Knight
Lois Barber
Bank Raises Interest Rate in San Francisco
Bank of America announced plans to raise savings interest to 2 percent on January 1, up from the current 1.4 percent, signaling a tightening move by the world’s largest bank. The statement was released from San Francisco on December 22.
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San Francisco
Bank of America
First Baptist Christmas Program Set for Sunday At Four
First Baptist Church plans a Sunday Christmas program at 4:00 with a children's choir and songs from Island Grove hospital visitors. Mrs Rosalie Arnold directs about 40 voices with Mrs William Dekel as accompanist.
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The
First Baptist
Srorn
First Baptist Church
Island Grove Hospital
Rosalie Arnold
William Dekel
Midnight Mass at Our Lady of Peace
Our Lady of Peace will hold Midnight Mass Sunday night with Regina Pacis choir. Christmas Day masses at 8:00 and 10:80 am, confessions Saturday 8:00 to 5:00 pm and 7:00 to 9:00 pm. New Year events include Mass at 8:00 am and special 10:30 am services at Gilcrest and Sohnatawn.
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Our Lady of Peace Church
Cal
Regina Pacis
Gllcrest
1 &M
Johnstown
Baton
Our Lady of Place Church
Gilcrest
Sohnatawn
Christmas Carols at Trinity Sunday Night Service
Christmas carol service at Trinity Episcopal church begins 10 30 Sunday evening broadcast on KYOU. Midnight choral eucharist scheduled 11 with organ prelude processional kyrie Gloria and carol hymns led by Rev Charles W Young. Holy communion details for Christmas week listed with chapel services and children's service.
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St. Trinity Episcopal Church
Charles W. Young
Atfertory
Asuna Dei
Communion Hymnag
Lasiia Dae
Holy Communion
Santa Claus Visits Greeley Airport and Store Greeting
Santa arrived at 9 40 a m on Frontier Airlines and rode in a red convertible to Miller's Super Market escorted by Mayor Price Harkins. About 50 people, mostly children, lined the route as gifts and toys were handed out from the red bag, with kids debating Santa's glasses and belly as he joked about altitude.
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Ted'noipe
Groster Air
Banta
Frontier Airlines
Ifa
Highth Street
Wen
Eighth Avenue
Miller's Super Market
Fia
Santa
iMayor Price
Northwest Junior College Wins Ty State Invitational Title
Northwest Junior College of Powell beats Northeast Junior College of Sheridan 67-62 in two overtimes to claim the Ty State invitational basketball tournament championship in Powell. Banter Montana Normal of Billings takes the consolation with a 60 59 victory over the Colorado State freshmen.
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Powell
Wyo
Lee
Northwest Junior College of
Northeast Junior College of
Sheridan
Banter
Montana Normal of
Billings
Colonado State
First Presbyterian Sunday School Program This Sunday
A Christmas program will be presented by the beginners, primary and junior departments of the First Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock directed by Ralph King the Junior choir. The public is invited to attend. Ocala Florida December 22 1930.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ralph King
Yugoslav General Hints West for Aid in War
In Belgrade Maj. Gen. Duro Loncarevic told Yugoslav citizens the government would seek Western aid in case of war. Addressing Tito and top officials on the eve of Yugoslavia’s ninth army day, he said the nation would not fight alone and suggested it might obtain arms in the West.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tec
Russia
Duro Loncarevic
Tito
Balkan
Government Purchases Wasteful Costs Highlighted
A congressional sub committee report criticizes Interior Department spending and slow processing of purchase orders. It cites a 50 cent Esquire magazine copy costing 13.29 plus 12.38 in administrative costs, plus similar small buys and staff time. The 1949 data shows 53.77 million spent with 8 percent under twenty dollars and 148 employees handling an average of 1.4 orders each.
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Washington
Squire Magazine
Interior Department
National Park Service
Esquire
House Post Office
Civil Service Committees
Conferees OK Profits Taxes Boost Measure
Washington conferees approved unanimously a 3.9 billion tax package boosting both individual and corporate levies. The bill would raise America's tax load to a historic high, with a 77 percent excess profits levy and aim to fund defense, curb profiteering, and curb inflation as final action stalls until January due to holiday adjournments.
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Washington
Bec
Senate
America
Howe
Ie House
Three Judges Rule for CBS Television
A federal court split two to one ruled in CBS color television's favor but delayed color telecasts until April 1. The decision upheld FCC approval of CBS mechanical color telecasting, despite Radio City Corporation of America's challenge amid ongoing legal action. Ward Declares Extra Dividend
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Chicago
Ter
CBS Color Television
Radio ™ Corporation of America
Federal Communications Commission
CBS
FCC
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Lingsborg
Kins
Humanuel Lutheran Chorch
Juletta
Dee
Eeklund
Kiwanis Club
Thurs
Marx
Western Ranch
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Aledocenna RV
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Trinity
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Michael V. Disele
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Economic Stabilization l Agency
la Chrysler
ESA
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First Presbyterian
Ocala
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East Laks Weir
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J. M. Westbrook
High Springs
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Nina E. Stevens
Platteville
Planter
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CBS Television
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Lowell Dairy
Lowell
Cloverleaf Dairy
Evans Mercantile
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