Drive Begun To End Legislature Saturday Night
Denver reports a Republican caucus driven push to adjourn Colorado's legislature by Saturday. Key actions included a $28.0 million general government budget, requests to strike four controversial items, and civil defense funding being revised. House and Senate leaders aimed to complete work. governor to sign school aid and other appropriations. A last minute tax and constitutional measures drew debate as lawmakers prepared adjournment plans.
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Limith Moves To Well Life On Nay Lease
Zimith briking company of Greeley moves to the Nay ranch area in Morgan and Weld counties from Elleworth Jordon No. 1 well. A new Husky Smith Alles Nay No. 1 well will be drilled to develop the Nay ranch after the old well near Dakota oil sand was abandoned due to water incursion. Multiple leases and rigs, including Shell Oil and Dunaway holdings, push a broad Weld County drilling push with several wells and light activity north toward New Raymer and Greasewood.
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Weather Outlook and Temperatures Across Regions
Local forecast for 24 hours ending Thursday shows no significant temperature change. Wyoming expected generally fair today with partly cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow, wind from the south today. Highs range 30 to 40 in western areas and 45 to 55 in eastern sections.
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Gales Uses Radioactive Material for Tire Cord Weight
Gales announces use of radioactive material to accurately measure weight and density of tire cords. The process involves Strontium 8 and other atomic sources from Oak Ridge Tennessee to ensure consistent cord density. A separate item references a fugitive sighting in Lac Gratos and Winnie Ruth Indd rumor.
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X Ray Program Emphasizes Early Detection and Treatment
A city health official urges residents to use the preventive X ray program offered Friday and Saturday at Woolworth’s and nearby locations. The program aims for early recognition of diseases to prevent long term illness, with screenings available across several sites and times this week.
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Barnesville Pie Social Raises Funds for March of Dimes
A pie social in Barnesville last night raised a total of 594.85 for the March of Dimes with 34 pies auctioned by auctioneer Claude Redman of Greeley. Organizers from the Barnesville School and Work Club credited residents and volunteers for the event drawing about 734 attendees.
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U S To Agree To High Level Talk on Korea
United States is prepared to agree to a high level conference on a permanent political settlement for Korea after a cease fire and UN approval. The plan, offered to Panmunjom talks by Gen. Ridgway, hinges on a UN truce and would avoid broader issues like Formosa and Red China until talks progress. Fire department later reported a kerosene stove out of control at 2040 Fifth Avenue causing a house fire.
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Rotation Gap Narrowed in Korean Talks
Talks in Manent, Korea showed a narrowing rotation gap as negotiators abandoned hard terms on civilian exchanges. The UN reiterated civilians have the right to choose repatriation or residence in North or South Korea, with impartial interviews planned to determine wishes. Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckole said civilian interviews were delayed and the record before negotiations was unclear.
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England's New Queen Returns to Homeland
Elizabeth II returns to London from Nairobi to ascend the throne and attend her father King George VI’s funeral. Prime Minister Winston Churchill and royal family officials greet the queen during the 4000 mile flight, with police securing the 18 mile route to central London. The coffin is prepared from a family oak at Sandringham and the state funeral is planned for next week.
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King's Funeral Friday to be held in London
A funeral announcement states the ceremony for King George V will take place Friday in London. The service is set for Westminster Hall at the front of Parliament, with details noting the date next week and the schedule for the procession and burial.
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Ault School Construction Nears Late Spring Completion
The Ault school district reports progress on a new elementary building and a gymnasium. Architects Walter H. Simon of Danver oversee plans for a 14 classroom one story complex with modern features and a 2000 seat auditorium gymnasium, to be joined to the town sewage system. Contractors include Prange and Mayon of Ault with others. Estimated total cost is about 240000 funded largely by a bond issue.
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Mt Boy Scouts Visit Public Offices Here
Young Boy Scouts from Weld county towns spent Thursday afternoon visiting city and county officials to learn local government operations. The event included tours of the city hall and courthouse, lunch at a local venue, and a tour of Weld County Hospital.
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Arnall Appointed Price Administrator by Truman
President Truman named former Georgia Governor Ellis Arnall to lead the price administration, placing Arnall in a key federal post amid wartime economic controls. Arnall’s appointment signals a decisive shift in national price policy and federal oversight.
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Airmen Die as Bomber Crashes Near Tokyo
A B-29 loaded bomber crashed just after takeoff from Yokota Air Base near Tokyo, killing at least eleven airmen. The explosion also killed one Japanese resident and damaged about ten houses in the village of Kaneke, west of Tokyo, as bombs aboard detonated. Weather and exact time remain unclear.
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Ridgway Blasts Correspondents Over Fraternizing and POW Camera Bid
General Ridgway condemns UN correspondents for fraternizing with enemy reporters and objects to sending a camera to Reds for POW pictures. The memo stresses strict limits on contact with enemy media, while noting past collaborations with communist journalists for POW coverage and the controversial use of a camera to document prisoners.
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Eisenhower Silent on Return to United States
Reports say General Dwight D. Eisenhower may soon come home from Europe. A press spokesman said the general is not commenting on politics and will stand by his January promise to consider a Republican presidential bid without further remarks.
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Two Women Quit Board of Home at Dan's Plea
Denver reports rapid developments as Governor Gav Thornton seeks resignations from five westers on the Colorado home for dependent children board. Two members, Mrs Adleprra Bindersnd and Mrs Bevon Wile, submit formal resignations, while others threaten to follow. A new unpaid board with three Republicans and two Democrats will be named to replace dismissed members, with Stoddard's status as superintendent questioned by remaining members.
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Long-Term Road Program Fails in House Vote 40 to 18
Colorado's highway plan dies in the House as supporters struggle to muster votes. Governor Thornton expresses disappointment, blaming lawmakers for failing to adopt a major transport program while debates focus on truck taxes and county road systems. Only a minor license-fee tweak passes.
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Five executed in Prague and Moscow radio report toll rising
Report states five individuals were executed in Prague after a January 2 court ruling. Moscow radio updates that total executions in communist countries since October exceed 630. Three others received life terms.
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