Weld Beet Growers to Receive 2 Million More Under Sugar Act
Weld county growers expect about 2.0 million dollars in further payments under the Sugar Act for the 1952 crop. Great Western Sugar Company’s initial beets payment in Weld Ward through Nov. 4 totaled 5,703,000 dollars, about 40 percent of the company’s total initial payment of 26,783,000. Average payment per five checks in the county was 2.77 dollars. Payment varies with sugar content. beets at 16 percent sugar receive 2.43 per ton. Weld County applications total 2,006. 1,750 have been transmitted for payment. Some growers still filing as landlords settle. Also included is local weather outlook for 24 hours ending Sunday morning and extended forecasts for Colorado and New Mexico regions.
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Weld County
Great Western Huger Company
Ente In
Weld
PMA
Suma
Galeton Man Jailed After Car Smashes into Residence Here
A Galeton man was jailed by the Greeley police for driving under the influence after a car crash that damaged a residence on Sixth Avenue near the Bishop home. Gilbert Dutt and Miller, both of Galeton, were involved. Dutt was treated and observed, Miller was jailed after the collision at 3 02 am. The crash shattered lawn hedges and damaged the house with injuries to both drivers.
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Greeley
Miller
Gilbert Dutt
Galeton
Weld County Hospital
Dutt
Pri Martin
Ralph Bishop
Sixth Avenue
Roberts
Anil
Cin Geter
Miss Eldeldt Hurt In Crash Near Twentieth Street Road
Miss Eldeldt of Cheries sustained injuries when a car driven by Gertrude Brewart of Greriey collided with a curb, ejecting her onto the shoulder of the road near Grote Joy on Saturday. Weld County Public Hospital treated her. another passenger, Madce Venean, was uninjured.
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Charla Elfeldt
Gertrude Brewart
Greriey
Weld County
Ike Meets Taft and Other GOP Leaders Tuesday
New York report says President Eisenhower will meet Tuesday with Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio and other GOP Senate leaders at a luncheon conference at the Commodore Hotel. The talks will cover the new administration’s legislative program including wage and price controls. Hagerty noted no agenda for changing Senate rules and did not confirm reports on the matter.
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New York
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Senate
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hinenhower
General'n Commodore Hotel
Silant
Hagerty
Senators
Seal Sale Raises Funds for Tuberculosis Fight in Weld County
Christonas seals sale raised about $12,000 with a total near $12,100 in Weld county. Rieke H. Parker, executive director of the community tuberculosis association, stated the drive supports 200 volunteers and funds X rays, health education, research, and rehabilitation efforts, aiding tuberculosis prevention and care.
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Christonas
Weld
Jate
Rieke H. Parker
Imunity Tuberculosis Association
Sth
Saropatan
Margaret. Ringle Bleek
Parker
Tutik Ao
Rudin Af
Giger
Fountain Froths After Practical Joke At Trafalgar Square
A famous fountain at Nelson’s Calumin near Trafalgar Square turned foamy late Sunday as a prankster poured detergent around the pool. Water spouted into a snowy lather drawing crowd delight and public officials’ concern.
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Lonton Ua
Trafelgar
Nelson
Bidault Tries To Organize New Cabinet In France
Paris veteran politician Georges Bidault, asked by President Vincent Auriol to form a cabinet, works to marshal sufficient support in a volatile assembly after Jacques Soustelle failed. His Popular Republican Movement faces strong independents anger over the fall of Pinay’s government, hindering coalition talks.
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Georges Bidault
Mab
Frange
Assembly
Bidault
Vincent Aurial Sunday
Jacques Soustelle
Charles de Gaulle
Soustell
Aurial
Bidoult
Popular Republican Movement
Antoin Pinay
Colorado Toll Fatalities Rise With 1951 Totals
AP reports Colorado highway deaths climbed to 878 by Monday, with no weekend fatalities. The piece notes multiple fatalities including Martin Rivas, 64, of Hillrose, and references a Dec incident at Pueblo Ordnance Depot. A fatal crash west of Wern, involving drivers Vasanes and Blankenship, is described with limited detail.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Thian
Crocencia
Rocky Ford
Pueblo
Rocky Word
Martin J Rivas
Uilimse
Colo
Christmas Holiday Traffic Toll Falls Short of Record
Am ericans died in accidents during the four day Christmas period though the toll did not reach the all time high. National Safety Council figures show 525 fatalities including 529 traffic deaths and 10 other deaths from various accidents during the period from Wednesday 1 p m to Sunday midnight local time. Ned H Dearborn urged lessons be learned as the New Year approaches.
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National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Council
Doug
Denver panel backs two million boost in school aid
The Committee for Higher State Aid to Schools in Denver recommended a two million dollar increase in annual state aid to Colorado schools, lifting total state aid from about 14 million to roughly 16.76 million. The panel discussed land revenues, a possible 200,000 dollar extra for obligations before 1953 allocations, and a shifted aid formula tied to property tax changes.
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Denver
Colorado
Harley Beery
Sterling
William Albion Carlson
Greeley
Cardinal Valeriano Gracius Named to Vatican College
Vatican City reports Archbishop Valeriano Gracius of Bombay is named cardinal by the Roman Catholic Church. He fills the seat left by the death of Carlo Agostini, patriarch of Venice, as of Monday’s announcement.
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Vatlcar
Valeriano Gracius
Bombay
Cardinala
Carlo Agostini
Qatriareh
Venice
McCarthy Open College Investigation Theme Emerges
In a speech during the new Congress, McCarthy outlined plans to investigate colleges for subversive influences. He referenced potential interference with academic freedom and pledged to scrutinize campus activities and groups.
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Asmingtos
Ben
Carthy
Wisgaid
Ole Witl
Meadsnie Femain
Meath
Cherattan
Colieges
Arid Carter
First Atomic Spy Released After Conviction
British authorities quietly released Dr Alan May, the West’s first convicted spy, after serving eight years and eight months of a 10 year term for trading official secrets. Smuggled from Wakefield prison, May’s fate remains undisclosed as officials say he is now free to resume ordinary life. The case ties to a 1946 Soviet espionage ring exposure that affected energy program intelligence. Also, Greeley fire crews responded Sunday to a trash can fire at Eighth Street and Eight Avenue.
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Wakefield
Alan Nun May
Ptisan
May
Nis
Canale
U. S
Twin Oil to Test Cuykendall No. 2 Near Cushendall Rise
In Weld county southeastern area Twin Oil plans another wildcat air test, Cuykendall No. 2, slaked near Cushendall No. 1 site. No. 1 showings were limited and abandoned after drainage, while multiple wells in nearby blocks are noted as drifted or inactive with ongoing preparations for new tests.
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Twin
Roggen-Prospect Valley
Weld County
Cuykendall
Dakota
Drivine Cuykendall
John Aimbelman
Morne Morell
S. C
Jcorius
Akon
Gut
Lotirmani Johnson
Gaard
Logan County
Tors
Fay Cntr
Telte
Toe Addinally
Zirwler Bye Oinration Company
Hundreds Stricken as Pueblo Virus Strikes Hospitals
A Pueblo virus outbreak overwhelms hospitals with hundreds of patients treated weekly. Administrators at Gorwin Parkview and other facilities report staff shortages and visitor restrictions to curb spread. Doctors say patients endure severe discomfort yet usually recover quickly, with some cases featuring intestinal disturbance and variable cold symptoms.
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Wurkes
Gorwin
Parkvlew
Mary
Duelora
Iitnes
Wospital
Judge Upholds Injunction Under Taft Hartley Act
Federal Judge John Knight ruled the Taft Hartley Act injunction provision constitutional and granted an 80 day order at the Dunkirk plant of the American Locomotive Co. CIO United Steelworkers challenged the action seeking to keep productive for atomic energy needs. The injunction keeps workers at their posts until March 2 for health and security reasons.
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Buffalo
John Knight
Dunkire
Aamereican Locomotive Co
CIO United Steelworkers Union
Dunkirk
Knight
Typhoon Hits Islands With Inland Damage Report
Sparse readable lines describe a typhoon striking Eniwetolok and surrounding Marshall Islands area. The report notes inland damage and the involvement of U.S. air and naval authorities amid limited details.
Burglary Arrest Near Brighton Reported
A burglary charge near Brighton led to an arrest after officers recovered items including clothing and Christmas packages. The incident involved a suspect identified as 26 year old, with authorities from the county sheriff’s office pursuing the case and detailing entry through an aside window.
Heaviest Allied Air Strikes Hit One North Korean Target
Allied forces intensified air power against North Korea, bombing Pyongyang area and rockier fronts. US bombers and torpedo planes struck supply hubs, runways, and buildings amid cloudy conditions, while ground clashes near Rocky Point and Gozen Kumbwe ridges continued with Red forces pushing for a southward advance.
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Avi Anpust
Dugda Usn
North Korea
Aljed
Air Force
Plang
Pyongyang
Fifth Aire Force
Rogy Willits
Hareweka
Sea of Japan
Rocky Point
Gozen Kumbwe
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C E Stephens Fined 1000 in Aramibas Case
Nemer, a C. E. Stephens of Aramibas County, formerly convicted, was fined 1000 in district court on charges related to sleep pretense. The murky racing scandal involved Ward and others at a track. A sentencing period of seven years for confidence schemes was noted, with other details scattered in the report.
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Nemer
C. E. Stephens
Aramibas County
Convsct
Heometries Bowen
AL Ward
Buikrimeitie Nuviin
Blepiena
Ward
Tyark
Jayik
Ileerd
Ernst
Dutch General Dies in Exile at Seventyeight
An elderly Dutch general, 78, known for leading troops during the war in Holland, died on nine February in exile. He served with distinction in the conflict against occupying forces and his death marks the end of a storied military career.
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Vasgen
Hitirok
Vox
Fort Motian
Gill Pouts on Racing Selection In Colorado Senate
Gill Pouts on Racing Selection as Gov Iain Thorne weighs a new State Racing Commissioner. Reports say Gill backed a Mont selection while opposing Thornton's appointment of Ed HH and Hannes of Veaver. Len Murphy and Len Charles P. Murphy avoided the meeting. Hillrose rancher slated for another term as floor leader amid party push to enact Thornton linked legislation.
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ADP
Legistar Veredith Thornton
CNN
Lathy
Kiwiiker
Senate
Gill
Gill Way
Thorntons
Ed HH
Hannes
Veaver
State Racing Commission
Mont
Hobeart
Metivaine
Denver
Len
Charles P. Murphy
Walden
Thornton
Surgeons Report Mixed Fortsch in Siamese Twins After Separation
Chicago surgeons report no substantial change 12 days after the Dec 17 separation of Rodney and Roger Brodie. Roger remains in coma with brain drainage vessel damage, while Rodney shows near normal alertness but faces infection risk and ongoing nourishment via tube feeding.
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Chicago
Himals
Roger
Rodney
Roger Sill
Rodney Zeta & G
Boxer
Federal Grand Jury Returns To Work In Calapada
A federal grand jury in Calapada reconvenes after a pause to hear cases involving violent crime and narcotics. District Attorney Carlos reports nine indictments and details from recent hearings.
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Calapada
Carlos
de Nineal
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