Interchurch group ordered to quit teaching dry propaganda
Denver February reports state the Interchurch Temperance Movement was ordered by the state attorney general and the commissioner of education to stop teaching prohibitionist propaganda in Colorado public schools. The action, aimed at keeping classrooms free of sectarian doctrine, cited concerns over teaching alcohol and narcotics effects and warned of possible removals for teachers failing to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interchurch Temperance Group
Denver
Colorada Achorls
John W. Metzger
Hth
Nettle S. Freed
Srata
George J. Baker
Nebraska
Metzger
Basrd
H. H. Dormeworth
Datmenworth
Baker
Washington
Colorado
Yeaterday
Metager
Abollnion
Willam Koatka
Publice
Selationa
Brewers Foundation
Echols
Limalneesen Ani
Collins
Cole
Hubert J. Beaton
Cha
David
Desher
Fort Collina
Gehdula
Thin Maroning
John Metzger
Nelile B. Freed
Stafa
Lesher
Denton
Tech
Wil Temperance
Muleger
Windsor-Barnesile Road Construction Starts This Spring
County official Carl J. Magnanald announced spring efforts on the Windsor Barnesville road project from Liveray toward Barnesville. About 20000 dollars will fund the grading and filling, with roughly 860000 dollars needed overall. Work aims to extend from Lugorne to Jamesville, with completion expected later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lugorne
Jarnesville
Thro
Fondohlins
Jenver Sisters Births and Hospital Report
Fragmentary OCR notes recount the Jenver sisters and multiple birth events at St Luke's Hospital in Kra, with mentions of a second daughter and various names including Mary, Joan, and Ioan. The text references dates around 1908 and names associated with a May week, but the details are garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Luke's Hospital Slay
Kra
Altra
Diaran
Rinthorn
Mary KY
Joan Abaon
Wefira
Mary Wae
Devimer
Ioan Wen
Reid
Coors Expert Meets Barley Growers Here
Coors representatives from Golden, Mr. Wheeler and Chester Miller, urged a 2,000 acre Moravian barley seed supply and outlined seed standards, weed control, and careful harvesting for quality. The company plans seed sources from Prospect, Wiggen and San Luis Valley regions and has a new Industown elevator for weeded barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Cowl
Golden
Renking & Supply
DAV Hall
8. Wheeler
Chester Miller
Coors
Heanl
Proapect, Valley
Iha Wigelun Ares
Southeratern Weld County
San Luis Valley
Cuors Company
Industown
Greeley
Keenesburg
Tohnstown
Claude Gates
Colorado A. & M
Rofney Teker
Extension Agronomier
Robert W. Fithian
Asalatant
Expert Warns Soil District On Erosion Threat
Ivan Wood an irrigation engineer from the soil conservation service told Greeley Falls Conservation District landowners at their annual meeting that irrigated agriculture is precarious. He warned that poor water control washes away topsoil, jeopardizing 7 million acres fed by canary rivers and reclamation projects and urged better field practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Wood
Sil Conservation Service
Greeley Fall
Wood
Mail emergency freight trucks for Greeley route
Emergency plan routes trucks to carry mail for Greeley and Cheyenne with express service. Routes include Donyea to Cheyenne, return to Greeley, with local stops and timing notes. PUC permits referenced for Colorado and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
le Cuddy
WyadUilton
Tucal Truck Mall
Ox Press
Graaley
Qyru Lo Julesturg
Donyee
Cheyennne
Heatna Priday Niaht
Winnrong
Creoldy
Rungenelley
Colwado
Wyoming
PUC
Southeast Weld Conservation District Reorganizes Board
Carder reelected to the Southeast Weld Conservation District board for a three year term at the annual meeting held at the American Legion hall in Keenesburg with 195 present. William Blick nominated for a two year supervisor term. Homer Warren elected to a three year appeals term. Vester Carder presided. Minutes and treasurer’s report approved. Willam Propp outlined district accomplishments. Tran Wood from the Soil Conservation Service warned farmers on water use for lasting agriculture. Englewood Lions presented a skit. coffee and doughnuts served by Keenesburg volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yveater Carder
Supervigora
Weld Ball Consarvation
American Legion Hall
Keenesburg
Wiliam Blick
Board of Supervisors
Henry King
Homer Warren
Board of Appeals
Lyla Cooksey
Rand
Willan Propp
Tran Wood
Soil Conservation Service
Englewood Lions
County approves three year spud allotments for 1950
Weld county outlines 1950 potato program with 9125 acres of early seed and 9 055 acres total allotments. J Fred Stock says three year allotments will reshape gains. Breck notes aim to equalize per grower allocations. Meetings set countywide to explain price supports and marketing rules amid congressional bills affecting payments.
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Weld
J. Fred Stock
Eornty Pma
Steck
Aia
Breck
Harry Clark
Potate
Ife
Milken
Platteville Potato Growers’ Association
Kersty
la Sale
la Salla
Lions Club
Kersey
Keenesburg Potato Association
West Gresley
Enst Greeley
Gilcrest
Platteville
Clark
Rescuers Leave for C-54 Crash in Montana
Rescuers prepare to reach a C-54 crash site where three crewmen died. Army and civilian teams plan to be flown in to recover bodies and secure the wreckage on a steep Montana peak, with packhorse support noted.
Federal Court Orders Action in Lewis UMWA Labor Dispute
Federal Judge Richard Keech ruled Lewis and the United Mine Workers engaged in unfair labor practices and prepared an injunction to stop unlawful contract demands. The decision aims to curb coercive bargaining while allowing lawful strikes, with wartime-era labor actions tied to the Taft-Hartley framework and possible appeals pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Penn
Judes Richmond B. Reech
Joby IL
Lewis
Dema&tan
Keech
Welly K. Hopkins
United Mine Workers
Mors
Fof Lewis
NURA
Robert N. Denham
Richard B. Keech
United Mios Workers
Coalaporatora
Tenbai
Yeuterdar
Isaan
Auion
Richard D. Reech
John Li. Lewie
Truman
Ite Hnaringa
Ite
White House
Tru. Mak
Boda
National Labor Relations Board
Robert Denham
NURS
Denham
Mlue
Suta
Reech
Lotasue
Tie Union
Nm -Clausa
Atrikas
Liv Rollug
Maal Deulelen
Isturts Bimportanus Fo
Adams Lee No 1 to Run Casing in Muddy Fort Morgan
Adams Drilling Company plans to run casing on Adams Lee No 1 oil well in muddy Fort Morgan Colorado within 24 hours. The Tuesday completion test showed a good oil saturation and the company hopes to bring in a pro ducer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams-Lee No. 1
Fort Morgan
Colo
Adama
Adams Lee
Park Men Hear Optimistic Talk On State Industry Growth
About a hundred men members of He Park Congregational Brotherhood heard Andy Riddle, Colorado Fuel and Iron director of market research, discuss rapid industrial expansion in Colorado. He cited 1950 gains in Colorado Springs 445 percent Denver 280 percent Pueblo 30 percent and noted CF&I’s tenth place in U S metal production with over a million tons of output. He highlighted western states’ diverse industries and upcoming Denver area construction programs exceeding 50 million dollars. The talk followed a social with local musicians providing entertainment.
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He Park Congregational Brotherhood
Andy Riddle
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Denver
Mec. Riddle
Indielig Panufacturers
Regia
Iewest
Rhidle
Colorado School of Mines
Atone
Los Alsmon
N. M
Ges
June Jahlgren
Marty O'Brien
Sod Joye Lowell
Ray Holtz
RB. Hang
J. If Kinkade
Banks Closed Monday For Lincoln Birthday Observance
All banks will be closed Monday in observance of Abraham Lincoln's birthday. City offices and the courthouse will close. the post office remains open with a February 22 closure for Washington's birthday observed. Chamber of Commerce and Grealey stores will operate as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganks
Abraham ‘Lincoln
Poat
Wastliston
Jcommerce
Grealey
Community Chorus Opens Lenten Philharmonic Event
A local community chorus announces the start of a Lenten program at Kermer auditorsion with Melat dor and Director ear Tih borg ot Che Piinarmente leading. The group will perform Handel's Messiah portions and offer no cost participation for singers, inviting those into choral study at the Conservatory or local colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melanler Hog
Kermer Auditorsion
Melatdor
Ear Tihborg
Muoale
Eaton Odd Fellows Initiates Nineteen At Baton Rouge Hall
Nineteen candidates were received by Eaton Odd Fellows at a Thursday meeting in Baton. The hall event listed attendees including Clarence Nelson Earl Nelson Vernone Nelson and several Groves and other members. The gathering proceeded with introductions and formalities as part of the initiations.
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Jodo Ak Batonl
Lita
Baton
Walicon
Table Grou
Presidod
Blirine
Tony
Conytral Cliy Wit
Eloel
Clarence Nelson
Earl Nolson
Venone Nolson
Joh J. Haytern
Fon Swenson
Nay Groves
Jack M. Groves
Mom Nix, Jr
Duh RB
Willolon
John Wilholy
Keith Vv. Vendricksan
Keith’ Aytlaam
Owarid Bufivan
S Paghuiliivan
C.W. Mibauch
Miner
Youth Fellowship Institute Banquet Speaker Named
Dr Henry t Wels a minister from Fort Collins will speak at the midwinter institute banquet of Youth Fellowships at First Methodist church in Greeley. About 200 youth and leaders will attend with 35 churches contributing. A special session will follow including a concert by Reymond Holtz and a Vocations discussion with the Youth Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Wels
Mathodrate
Fort Collis
First Methodist Church
Greeley
Altend
Creeley
Institute
Bike Lodge
Reymond Holtz
Youth Council
SeekTo Revive Blocked Phone Dispute Talks
New York federal mediators moved to revive stalled wage talks amid a nationwide telephone strike threat. Union leaders from Communications Workers of America and AT&T tensions led to breakoff negotiations. Commissioner Bernard J. Forman began efforts to arrange a meeting while the company criticized the union for intransigence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Longines Department
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Division 10
GIO Communications Workers of America
Robert Creasy
Federal Mediation and Conciation Service
Creasy
Bernard J. Forman
Community Planning Meeting Friday Night
A community planning meeting will be held Friday night at 7:30 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce building. Members from various local committees are expected to attend to discuss upcoming projects and shared goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jate Cfriday
Commerce
U P Reduces Train Service Through Greeley
Union Pacific trims spurs through Greeley affecting Portland Roses Nos 15 and 17 and Denver-Cheyenne routes. consolidation with Pony Express westbound trains shifts cars, power, and schedules amid coal burner adjustments and line congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Wacifle
Greeley
Payernell
Westhound
I Crevlay
Thre Lay
Fuchs Admits Betraying Atomic Secrets Seven Years
Londin Feb 10 Fuchs confessed to betraying atomic secrets of the United States and Britain from 1942 to 1949. He admitted continuous contact with Russians and said the act aimed at aiding world communism. Prosecutors indicated the information could advance Soviet atomic development by a year or more. He faces trial Feb 22 on two charges.
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Londin
Klage Fucha
Feara Te Voll
Petrayer Aritlal
Washington
Senate Armed Services
Conmull
Tydhigs (Com
Bow Street
Fuchs
Old Valley
Lepinning
T. Cl Cletiyns Mura Hlreya
United States
Britain
Ba Vital
Nature
Promeculms
Nazidam
Nedr
Humphrey
Hanwell
Ator
William James Shordon
Harwell
Testifind Fuchs
Communist Party
Shurdan
Bull
Mons
Tonic Research
Willage
Machs
Humphreys
Weather Local Temperatures and Weekend Outlook
Local forecast notes generally fair conditions Friday night and Saturday with warmer temperatures inland. Wyoming and New Mexico forecast warmer afternoons. northeast and southeast regions see rising highs. A funeral notice mentions Sharon Ray Hillman and a 6 month old, with committal services planned.
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Frits Ft. Tow
le Colorado
Warner North
Wyoming
Purity Vlowly
Guy Claudes
Warier North
New Mexia
Census hires seek Weld county crew leaders and enumerators
The U S Census Bureau district office in Greeley seeks applicants from Weld county for about five crew leaders and enumerators for the April census. Deadlines and locations are given, with priority for underrepresented communities including Ault and Windsor. Applications are due by February 14, mailed or in person at Horace Mann school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Digi Ulet
Bureau of Census
Finn
Weld County
Ault
Stonelist
New Haymer
Briggsdale
Gill
Therefore
Grover
Eaton
Nunn
Pierce
Yeverance
Windsor
Kerney
Guerest
LaSalle
Feats
Milken
Hudson
Keen
Dog Saves Wyoming Students From Monoxide Gas
A small herding dog named Piedmont alerted residents in a wartime dorm at the University of Wyoming, triggering a gas alarm that saved 62 students from carbon monoxide. Sixty students were released from the hospital by noon, four nurses were flown in, and a full university investigation followed to determine the cause and ensure safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latwmie
Wyo
Fels
Gerwan Schoarger
Piecmunt
University of Wyoming
Piedmoyt
Laraile
Warren Ain
Cheyanne
Iecorital
Funes
Mose SN Fm
Marion Tadd
Rannely
Cato
Tanald
Voxoss
Pushta
University of Dletals
Flash Flood Drenches Nashville District
A severe flash flood struck Nashville district with rivers rising and roads flooded. Massive rainfall overwhelmed highways and streets, closing routes and hindering traffic as officials scrambled to open floodways and manage rising water levels across multiple areas.
Korean and Formosan Economic Aid Sent for Signature
A garbled report notes approval and transmission of aid for Korea and Formosa to President Truman. It mentions a spending plan and House approval, with uncertain figures and references to a signature action and White House involvement.
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Truman
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