Helton Named Scoutmaster To Go to Jamboree
Helton, 43, chosen by Long's Peak Council to lead a contingent of Boy Scouts to the national jamboree June 30 to July 6 at Valley Forge Park Pa. He has been scoutmaster in Greeley since 1948 guiding a 43-member troop at the First Methodist church. Also named as another jamboree scoutmaster is A. Lininger of Cheyenne. The contingent will train in Denver then travel to New York City and Washington, D C before reaching the jamboree.
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Harold Helton
Long's Peak
Valley Forge ‘Park
Helton
First Mathaist Church of
Greeley
D. Helton
Greelay Bau
Long's Peak Council
Valley Forge Park
Sreeo
Claverlent Dairy
First Methodist Church
Te Long’s Park
Doe A. Lininger
Cheyenne
Namad
Aaron
Lang's Peak
Dick Drabble
Exta Park
Duvald F. Jones
George Schuilz
Lloyd Joheson
Fort Morgan
Chester Winfield
Fort Lujiton
Helion
Callaway
Neh
Methodist Church
Sroop
Boins
Washington, D. C
Denver
New York City
Action on Colorado Judge Near Despite Unclear Nominee List
Sources say no formal nomination for a Colorado federal district judge has been made yet though action could come soon. Five candidates, including Gay, Lee Knows, and Charles Eigar Kettering, are reported as under consideration by President Truman for the post in Denver. Berlin reports also note East German police restructuring and a Hitler Youth drive to maintain control.
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Washington
Colorado
Truman
Meluding Gay
Lee Knows
Becolorada
Charles Eigar Kettering
Denver
Senate
Conservation and Water Talk at Institute in Weld County
At the Weld County Farmers’ Institute the 43rd annual meeting heard Read of the Bureau of Reclamation discuss development tied to power and irrigation projects. Julia Renaud of the Soil Conservation Service stressed control of water at the source to solve range of problems and noted floods tied to mountain conditions and reseeding efforts.
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Futura
Mavrolos Mubaion
Weld County
Farmers’ Institute
Bureau of Reclamation
Jultia Renaud
Sold Conservation Service
Soil Conservation Service
Albuquerque
New Mex
Read
Yee
Ward
Poudre Valley
Jgne
Renaud
Salt Luxe City
Ulan
Golden
Missing C-54 Search Plane Sighted Near Yukon Mountains
A Dakotas search plane sighted a missing C-54 transport near a Yukon mountain slope twelve miles north of Pons Lake, eighty eight miles northwest of hare. Survivors were seen around the craft as another plane dropped radio gear. twelve aboard the vanished aircraft are unconfirmed, with officials withholding names. The craft disappeared since January 26 while searching rugged mountains south of Atshi Kk, about 100 miles northwest of hats.
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Whitehorse
Yukon
Pons Lake
Hare
Alshi
Atshi- Kk
Hats
Poo Lake
Operators and Lewis Resume Coal Talks With Fact Finders
Washington observers report renewed bargaining between coal operators and Lewis with fact finders present as observers. The 2 p m sessions aimed to reach an 8 coal contract during live negotiations. Chairman Cole said a quick agreement by nightfall was possible, while operators remained less optimistic. The board plans informal questioning rather than formal testimony to speed up truth finding, with President Truman requesting a report by Monday.
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Washington, Fan
Fem
Truman
Todey
Jobe L. Lewie
David Cole
Lewis
George H. Love
Cole
Love
Cyrus
Ching
Federal
Times
Lewis Cade Love
Leris
George Love
Cale
Mr. Cole
Doard
Coje
Tokyo Rose Bail Decision Sparks Court Debate
Justice William O. Douglas said Tokyo Rose, convicted of wartime Japanese propaganda treason, may deserve bail while her appeal proceeds. He issued the statement through the Supreme Court clerk's office, arguing the trial may not have been proper.
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Washington
Wiliam O. Dowelas
Tokyo
City Hires Nyal Adams as General Superintendent
City council on first reading passes ordinance to employ Nyal Adams of Donvar 03 as general superintendent of streets parks water and sewers and other duties. Salary 2400 with paid vacation. Termination on death disability or extended absence. Previous action included appointment of Adams after interviews and a council vote. Funeral notices follow for Mrs Eckhardt and Mrs Ball with arrangements listed.
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Nyal Adams
Donvar
Adame
Ant
Fliseninloynieltl Niles
Mare Toulit
Lngt
Council
Anthotlaug Tt
Laat
Tweeday
Adamus
Adama
Boconaty
Torda SuKmoor
Eckhardt
Maoya
Mary Xilea Ball
Crosier Field Lights Purchased by City Council
City council voted to buy lights for Crosier Field runway at an estimated cost of 4,904 dollars from Mine and Smelter Supply of Denver, 22 clear high power lamps and beacons at both ends, with automatic operation via photo electric cell. Delivery expected in 4 to 10 weeks after drainage work ends. 63.14 percent of cost covered by government. Other bids considered were Ling Material, Hendrie and Goulboat, Graybar Electric, Airport Equipment Co.
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Tsading
Tate
City Council
Smoker Supply Company of
Denver
Airport Committee
Airport Commission
Smweller Supply Company
Cotnell
Airpori. Commilles
Civil Agronautics Commission
Mghia
Igha
Alriines
Fta
Dida
Ling Material Company
Hendrie and Golbhott Company
Graybar Electric Company
Plan To Finance Storage In Upper Basin Approved
Salt Lake City February report on financing for storage reservoirs on the upper Colorado River basin. Utah state engineer Harold A. Linke tells a commission that a modified basin plan was approved, with Reclamation Bureau involvement to place power developments and potential repayment through land and interest.
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Salt Lake City
Swyner Colomba
Pringlota
Feslowal
Harold A. Linke
Linke
Utah
Upper Colorado
Bureau Tins
Colorado
Survey Aims To Draw Industry To Greeley Chamber Officials Plan
The Chamber of Commerce Industrial committee chaired by Harley Campbell will survey Greeley facilities to attract industry. Holand Rand of Denver urged evaluation of local resources, expansion of local industry, and advertising to meet industry inquiries while considering suitable types of industry for the city. The panel noted Colorado’s favorable labor supply and decentralization drawing east coast plants west.
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Thea Chamber of Commerce
Greeley
Harley Campbell
Tuna
Mat
Chamber of Commerce
Holand Rand
Denver
Colorado Resources Development Council
Hand
Facta
Enuncht Dis Recter
Clint
Mayer
Rand
Colacado
Colorado
Ite
Tate
Albert J. Gachman
N. G. Brazetlem
Th. K. Pouth
Gontz
Alvin A. Jonvaon
Garden G. Mons
Kash Nottxinger
FL W. Wiles
Murray Willis
W. D. Purr
Grootstant
Unauleber of Commerce
Gilbert Resigns Place on Civil Service Board
The city council accepts the resignation of Robert Milbert as chairman of the Civil Service Commission. Mayor Price Honekins will nominate a vacancy next week. City Clerk Mort Balch notes a district court suit over ordinance 724 remains pending.
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Clr Womall
Girt
Robert Milbert
Civil Service Commission
Gilbert
Zeat
Lwin
Price Honekins
Mort Balch
William Bomer
Uyte Froutier
Lee, Skalers
Mac Nabh
Lue Park
First Rain of 1950 Falls Here and Snow Follows
Greeley and surrounding area received up to an inch of rain and snow Tuesday with a light cover forming before snowfall ceased overnight. Temperatures rose to 57 degrees earlier, then dropped to near 28. forecasters expected partly cloudy skies with scattered light rain or snow to continue in mountain areas. Denver and eastern plains reported rain showers with heavier rainfall in Fort Collins.
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Greeley
Alize Batore
Yp. i. Ik
Patrohian
Bauer
Denver
Colorado
Fort Collins
Yall
Akrot
Pueblo
Ba Junta
Tormarraw
Assembly Backs Tipping Penalty in Mississippi
Rep Lowell Grisham and My Weeks push a bill in the legislature to delay tipping by firms in Mississippi. A $190 fine is proposed for tipping violations with a suggested 5 cent per item fine and a requirement to stop or surrender goods, aiming to curb improper tipping practices.
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Tackson
Miss
Missigslupi
Lowell Grisham
T. Weeks
Film Executive's Home Looted in Jewelry Heist
George Burrows, vice president of Motogram Pictures, reported his Hollywood home was robbed of about $15,000 in jewels and cash. Police said burglars missed several wired bottles of cure as they fled, and Burrows noted his wife wore jewelry during the incident.
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Hollywood
Peb
George Burrows
Motogram Pictures
Hexlay
Muddy Oil Saturation Reported Near Adinus Lew No. 1
Irregular field notes indicate ongoing tests near the Adinus Lew No. 1 well east of Bort Moggah. Early results suggest good oil saturation in the upper five to seven feet of the sand, though depths and precise thick intervals remain unannounced amid continued rumors the well may have blown in.
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Dlihard Eluey
Corry Aury
Lincoln Spends on Hot Lunch Program
Lincoln school district reports 3235 dollars for hot lunch this term with a daily average of six patrons per pupil, noting a year to date total of 2029.80 dollars for food and labor. Proportional wage and worker cuts are cited as factors, with attendance figures showing a rise in enrollment for the current term.
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Gancoln
Ines Beardsley
Ofleipal
Wornostay
Tie School
Loris
Bourdaley
Tod
Inbor
Linco
Giovdm Wchol
Weather forecast for Denver and surrounding states
Partly cloudy and cooler conditions linger across Colorado on Wednesday with scattered showers in the mountains and east. Remnants of a front bring colder nighttime readings then warmer by Thursday afternoon. Wyoming follows a similar pattern with a cold front late Wednesday into Thursday and rising Thursday afternoon. New Mexico experiences partly cloudy skies with light snow flurries in elevated areas and a chilly night into Thursday.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Mexico
Mountiny
Colfer
Green predicts UMW will ignore injunctions in mining dispute
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, says UMW coal miners likely will disobey any court injunction under Taft-Hartley to end the strike. He cites past fines levied for disobedience and notes opposition to Taft-Hartley, pledging labor's political effort to repeal the act.
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Minn Bereh
William Gree
American Federation of Libor
Green
Divine Lewse
Che
United Mine Workers
Lewie
Taft Harley
Sue Awg
Comnell
Park Brotherhood Will Meet Thursday
The Pack Congregational church Brotherhood holds its regular monthly meeting and dinner in the SHARCH at 620 pm Thursday Beth 9. Andy Tiddle, director of market research for GP & 1, will present a talk on Raplaty Growing Western Bagpire. An entertaining choir and music exhibit are planned, and the public is invited to attend.
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Pack Congregational Church Brotherhood
Beth
Andy Tiddle
Property Sale Near Sixth Street and Avenue Area
A distressed property transaction reports two adjacent lots totaling about 2 lots near the northeast corner at Eighth Avenue and Sixteenth Street. Charley and Ma Ulda Moser sold to Louis, Sidney, Albert J and Malvin Dinner, Willan M. Stuckover, Hthol Leo Sokal, and Rachel Warns for 311,500 dollars. Moser occupied the home on the site. the parcels measure roughly 2 feet by 2 inches and lie north of a larger lot. The site has been discussed as a potential location for a grocery or other business venture, with Mitten's Grocer company referenced in relation to nearby properties.
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Bine Om Mlahich
Wighth Avenues
Charley
Ma Ulda Moser
Louis
Sidney
Albert J
Malvin
Willan M. Stuckover
Hthol
Leo Sokal
Rachel Warns
Moser
Kita
Toonthdust
Stron
Pinos
ICC Rule Cuts Passenger and Freight Service
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered cuts on both freight and passenger service due to coal shortages. Railroads must reduce coach and other passenger services by roughly a third, with further adjustments to total service levels, effective February 10 after conferences with railroad and coal interests.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Comission
Ritroads
Jamar
IGG
Te Association of Amerigua
Tb Ina Lenzaud
Cut in Emergency Funds for AEC VA Is Recommended
Washington reports the House Appropriations Committeerecommended a 10 percent cut in emergency funds for the Atomic Energy Commission and the Veterans Administration while approving an omnibus $2,485,500 bill. The panel said cuts would not affect operations of the two agencies and indicated the 1951 emergency financing would be folded into a broader continuing-year plan.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Veterans Administration
House
Oider
AEC
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