Senator Russell May Grabs Dixie Flag in Race Drift
Associated Press reports Senator Richard Russell of Georgia may enter the Democratic presidential race, challenging Estes Kefauver and boosting Truman’s leverage if he backs Adlai Stevenson. The piece notes Russell’s popularity with Southern governors and potential cross‑party impacts in delegate battles and primary contests across New Hampshire, Florida, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and California.
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Peat
Richard Russelt
Georgia
Dixie
Tennessee
Estes Hefauver
Russell
Trémain Bim Belt
Puyuldar Geyeerald
Bachelor
South Carolina
Virginia
Mississippi
Texas
Hawnahire
Dwight D. Eisentower
Harold H. Staston
Amt
St. Louie
William Jl. Schneider
Taft
Florida
Chicago
Ohioan
Milneis
Uiinois
Press Sai
Republicant
National Carvention
Ric
Eisenhower
Lye
Sinator
Dirkson
Inala
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
Stavenson
Couglass
Minols
Anny
Tatl Ant Hisenhower
Mowre
Eith Ebenhower
Sda
Aliet
Trouver
Wisconsin
Burl Warren
Gallicente
Annuther
Vongtenenan Reid
Warrenker
Warren
California
Supreme Court
Gresley Community Building Cleared by NPA for Projects
The National Production Authority approves eleven minor religious and civic buildings in Galovady New Wextea and Utah. Charles Fiorekaw announced the accord on Thursday, with funding rules and construction phases to follow, including churches fire stations and schools. A committee will meet soon to review building plans and permissions.
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Galovady
New Wextea
Utah
National Producion Authority
Charles Fiorekaw
Folley
Tee Toy
Colorado
Duttaine
Brighisn
Cole
Ain
Chilren
Henver
Heth Joxqyt
Denver
Church Om God
Central Assermbly Church
Clireh
Chuch
Fair Weather Follows Light Snow in Weld County
A brief snow event swept through Weld County overnight and Friday morning, leaving light snow totals from 0.02 to 0.10 inches and subfreezing lows. Greeley reported around an inch of snow with about two tenths moisture for the season, while other towns logged minor accumulations and easing winds as roads cleared.
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Weld
Greeley
Sta Hon
Nunn
Anyalso
A. Berker
New Raymer
Home Light and Power Company
Mountain States ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
Denver Firm Low Bidder on Power Line
A Denver firm submitted the low bid of 91 dollars to lay by the Sturgeon Electric Company for connecting a section of the 116 kilovolt project along the Crow Creek transmission line in Loveland Colorado. A second bid of 27,400 dollars was entered by Raymond Seats of Loveland. The bids will be forwarded for review to the Boneh Platte River district office for final action.
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Lovtland
Colo
Sturgeon Eleeliig Company
Denver
Park-Creeley Traaninixasan
Rattleshake Dant
Raymond
Loveland
Lee
Lig
Boneh Platte Rivey Distelet
Ansburg Drilling Company
Wichita
Kas
Pure Oil
Eampinge Honolulu Oi Company
Wildcat
Greasewood
Riverside Reservoir
Greeley
Colorado-Wyoming Drilling Company
Sherred
Apperson
Har Siler
Gillette
Grover
Nene
BOB, Garter Drilling Company
Bay Petroleum Company
Crow Creek
Gillette Ranch
Nebraska
Sisson No
Colorado Line
Hereford
Weld County
Lowa
Qull
Showden
Ticker
Washington County
Broich
Youth Center Open House Scheduled for Saturday
The Youth Center will host an all day and evening open house this Saturday with no formal program. Visitors may tour daily activities, view ongoing crafts projects, and meet center supervisors to ask questions. The crafts program runs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. with general hours from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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theVouth Center
Shell Taking Second Core At Thompson Well
In Thompson area wells test the Muddy and Dakota sands with Shell and Falcon Seahound's projects advancing. The Wade Thompson and Barbara Ryn No. 1 wells report core samples and oil shows in the Dakota and Muddy sands, while other rigs near Keasewood and Greasewood push deeper tests and forecasts of coring through late Friday.
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Ehell Gil Company
BENZ
Wade Thompson
Keasewood
Buick
Atate
Kanes
Shell
Falcon ‘Seahound
Smith Grilling Company
BirthHuky
Nay Ranch
New Raymer
Barbara Ryn No
Ryan Gil Company
North Greasewood
Nene
Weld County to Get Modern Public Hospital in Colorado
At the Weld County Health Association annual meeting, administrator Hill outlined plans for the new Weld public hospital to be the most modern in Colorado. He cited pneumatic tubes for drugs and communications, intercoms between patients and nurses, trayveyor food service, private dietitian access, and reduced staffing per bed aiming to lower operating costs while maintaining care.
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Weld County
Colorado
Jrenry
Hil
Weld County Health Association
Boks
the Park Congregational Church
Hull
Everett Jonevies
Modan Hospitisle’ Pubishing Co
Chicago
Hill
Weld
Jones
Andrew Pattitla
Kelloge Foundation
Hepa
Till
Lospital
Board Ofrustees
Hillovar
Devine
Menihard
Dietary Department
Dietitian
Jin
Dininrg
Diett Han
Will
Tondah
Police Court Fines and Arrests Reported for Last Year
Police department annual report shows total fines of 40 219 with 1 708 suspended and 1 912 paid in jail at two dollars daily. Traffic arrests reach 1 196, with 73 fully placed and 98 dismissed. Meter violations, cafeteria tickets, and misdemeanor arrests detailed, Continued on Page 3.
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G. ©. Hunter
Tru
True Figures on Losses in Korea Asked
Washington reports say Republican senators plan to force Secretary Lovett and Pentagon officials to provide exact non battle casualty figures from Korea. Senator Knowland says he was given the runaround when seeking details and will press for confirmation of reports on tanks and artillery not firing effectively on frontline positions.
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Washington
Defense Lovett
Pentagon
Congress
Korea
Honator Knowland
R.-Calif
Tha Stertary
Krowland Sail Congress Ikan
UNIS
Knowland
Doug Tak MacArthur
Alan
Department
Teller
U.S
Ferris Delivers Talk at Windsor Hi-10 Dinner
Thom as Ferri of Denver spoke at the Windsor Hi-10 dinner honoring the ten growers producing the highest sugar beet per acre and the largest total sugar output in 1951. The event at the Northern hotel drew 63 attendees and highlighted Windsor as a regional hub for beet industry advances.
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Wilson Iennows
Thomas Ferri
Denver
Great Western Supar Company
Muirsday Alebt
Windsor
Alven
Perri
Techuulapigle
Jar
Ay Tar Hs Isranl
Raisiig
Toe Bullet
A& Ghort
Watson
Thres Helumen Royden Marsh
Kuru
B. J. Becker
Syutr and Bracewell
Tohr
Senate panel halves military pay rise amid bill rewrite
The Senate Armed Services Committee on February 19 approved a reduced cost of living increase for U S service members. The panel rewrote the House bill, cutting the proposed 10 percent boost and projecting about 375 million dollars in annual savings.
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Washington
Fev
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Chiron Russell
Russel
Othe Osenath
Hilt
Senate
Weather Taal Forecast Incoherent Vintage Report
Weather terms are garbled with mis-spellings. It mentions mild conditions and possible rain and mountain weather in a Friday to Saturday period with temperatures varying by region and a note about war impacting next steps and weapons.
Unions Delay O Walkout for Four Weeks
Whilington, Feb. 2018 APL and Independent Oil workers agreed to a one week postponement of a threatened nationwide strike due Sunday midnight. Federal Mediation Chief Cyrus S. Ching announced the delay after a day of negotiations with oil unions and major oil companies. If held, the strike could disrupt most of the nation's oil production and impact auto drivers. The mediation service will intensify efforts to reach new agreements while some observers foresee referral to the National Mediation Board for a recommended settlement.
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Whilington
C1n
APL
Lonighy
Meriation
Cyrus S. Ching
Gill
Ching
Beit
Tennsan O. A. Knight
CO Oil Workers
Clover
Medina
Nancy Cox Celebrates Second Birthday on Feb 29
Nancy Cox marked her second birthday on February 29 with a select group at Sterling Theater in Fort Margit Laramie and New Meike. She was born in Tieeyer in 144d and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ulance Cox, with a party featuring refreshments and family attendance.
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Jerry Steele
Earl
Steste
Eighth Avenue
Shirley Will
Fight
Dark Will
Cornish
Jerry
Shirley
Patty Lou Fitzgerald
Janice Kay Anglin
J. Norton
Rodney King
Linda Gibson
Ann Vaughn
Skippy Koenig
Dennis McCarthy
Judy Dilsaver
Maclene Stott
Mike Widows
Nannette
Patricia
Babby Benzel
Linda Nichols
Denver
Gregg
Claudia Pealy
Fort Delling
Shirley Willie
Brigged Date High School
William Yise
Powell
Wyo
Phalo
Wayne Willams
Shirley VII
Jerry Tammany
Nancy Cox
Malloy von Seen
Caneyayt
Dim Tseimhen
Nanny
Tieeyer
Fort Margit Laramie
Mian
New Meike
Sterling
Fawe
Refreshimente Aker
Refreshimente Aker Named Fic Aiyeat Shey
Ulance Cox
Colorado totals 40 with another fatal crash
A former Colorado state senator and another motorist died in separate Wenivas accidents. Percy Leroy Gomblin, 67, of Sterling, a former Republican senator from Logan County, and Ourward Earl Blakeley, 42, of Leadville, were killed. Conklin, head injuries after a collision, owned Platte Valley Lumber Co. in Sterling. C A Talbert, 46, of Canon City died after the crash near Denver. Governor Thornton expressed regret over Conklin's death calling him a strong ally in Colorado.
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Colorado
Percy Leroy Gomblin
Sterling
Logan County
Ourward Earl Blakeley
Leadville
Conklin
James Lt. Stumpf
Mitt
Platle Valley Lumber Co
Tilakeley
Balla
C. A. Talbert, Af
Canan City
Denver
Thornton
Pos B. Conklin
Storting
Blake
Conk Vn
Thoritan
W Testman Venetor i Int
Rural Life Conference Among 10 Discussion Groups Planned
Ten discussion groups will meet at Colorado State College of Education in Kepner Hall under the Colorado Federation Association sponsorship. Registration at 9 a.m. features a keynote by Wittans R. Rows, president of CCE, followed by group meetings in rooms 210 to 221 led by named moderators from Longmont Denver Mead Fort Collins and more.
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Catorado
CSCE
Colorado Education Association
Carl A. Garlicon
Mead
Graly P. Minear
Seoul
Kapner Hall
USGE
Eddy Webb
CEA
Field Airvine
Wessis
Colorado
Coloredo State College of Education
Kepner Yall
Colorado Fallication Association
Wittans R. Rows
CCE
Kepner Boll Ak
Ubrary Gervier
Room 221
Marian Stinkquist
Longmont
Yosm
Russell Flil
Dereeley
Everett Burden
Haxton
Willard W. King
Denver
Carl Peters
Herbert Spencer
Fort
Cal- Tins
Unnirls
Assmond Newby
Reynaud Faces Challenge in Organizing New Cabinet
An early 20th century report notes Reynaud attempting to form a French cabinet amid wartime strain. The piece cites political obstacles and the need to secure support from key ministries while NATO discussions loom.
Pick Service Graveside for Bally Pick
Graveside services for Bally Pick of San Jose California, formerly of Greeley, have been changed. They will be held at 4 o clock Saturday afternoon at the Evans Cemetery. Macys is in charge of arrangements.
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Pick Service
Bally Pick
San Jose
Calit
Greeley
Evans Centseters
Macys
FBI Spy Testifies on Commie Activity in Michigan
Detroit February report details FBI testimony on Communist influence within Michigan universities. Mrs. Baldwin described campus activity across East Lansing Ann Arbor and Wayne University scenes, noting membership changes and lack of records or phone traces. Another student, Mrs. Larraine Faxon Meisner, was suspended at Wayne University after refusing to answer questions.
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FBI
Commie
State of
Michigan
Felix B
WOLD
Detroit
Grandneth
Berenieve Baldwin
Om Vonmannéte Cortie Pbi
Midhigat
Baldlwtt
Wayne Unissity
Baldwin
Fast Lansing
Ann Arbor
East Lansing
Hom
Miehtizam State College
Elah
Ann Arkon
Tatdirtie
Milenisany
Larraine Faxon Meisner
Wayne University
Witnees
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New Weld Hospital
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Charles Nelean
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Leslie D. Lindow
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Red Crase
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