Gill School Completes Addition and Remodeling Work
Weld County School district No. 87 Gill plans a new high school addition and elementary remodeling including five showers, rest rooms, and lockers, plus a central heating plant, coal bin, and septic system. Remodeling adds boy and girl rest rooms. project cost about 232,600. Superintendent Finiph Arehart notes rising enrollment across grades and predicts continued growth.
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Weld County
Gill, la Pow
Heallha
Gill
Tiedertz
Boyr
BDACR
Walter J. Simona
Denver
Berger Construction Company of & Greeley
Btoie and Stane
Greeley
Finiph Arehart
Gres
Missoula Fire Destroys Five Children in House Tragedy
A late night fire at a two story Missoula home claimed five child lives among the 12 residents. Jim Parrish cared for the group as flames trapped others, with several youngsters seriously burned and two escaping only through windows. Firefighters and nearby railroad workers aided in rescue attempts as investigators sorted out the grim toll and identities.
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Jan
Neartern Waniller
Jim Parriah
Leo
Lands
Spokane
Heamon
Gladys
Stanley
Bererin
Carol
Alaron
Pakes
Bor
Truman Outlines Economic Plan Reforms for Congress
President Truman releases a comprehensive economic report proposing tax revisions to spur business and revenue, housing investment, farm income protection, federal aid for education and health, social security expansion, extended rent control, foreign recovery efforts, and strengthened banking and financial oversight. The document also calls for development aid, export guarantees, and updated tax and investment rules.
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Watlington
Jan
Truman
Congress
Maka Goré
Reconstruction Finances Corporation
Wetton
Batehush
Columbia Valley Administration
Lawrence Netway and Power Project
Atudente
Poetamson & Dashe
Export Import Bank
Lot Xovarnoré
Federal Reserve System
Federal Depealt Insurance Corporation
Harry
Troma
Death of Walter Keilogg Former American Crystal Sugar Official
Walter Keilogg retired as perin tendent of the American Crystal Sugar company factory and died suddenly before midnight last night in Rocky Ford. He was a noted official in local industry with ties to the sugar works and community.
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Rocky Ford
Jan
Walter Kkeilogg
American Crystal Sugar Company
Hare
Fugitive Raccoon Pet Finally Caught on Denver Street
A raccoon escaped into a tall elm alongside South Broadway in Denver. Firefighters and bystander Charles Hart aided a rescue using a pole and net, drawing cheers as the raccoon was safely captured.
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Denver Street
Denger
Eugene Mossberg Wins Award for Conservation
Eugene Mossberg, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Mossberg west of Greeley, wins the 1948 state award in the 4 H soil conservation contest. He will receive a $50 Savings Bond from Firestone. Mossberg helped plan a general farm conservation program, irrigated fields, mowed twice, aided cement checks, and participated in soil surveys and fertilization as part of a family farm effort in the West Greeley Soil Conservation district.
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Eugene Moesberg
Hirs
Garl Moesberg
Greeley
Hoberly Wiley
Au- Rinheed Whirmday
Mossberg
U. S
Firestone Tire and Rubber
Two Semi-trailers in Accident Friday Near Nunn
Two semitrailer trucks were involved in a Friday night crash a mile south of Nunn on U S Way 8 causing about 200 dollars damage to James Allen King 24 of Colorado Springs and 60 dollars to Hor Did French 40 of Thirteenth Street Quebec. Patrolman Loyal Werner said the truck driven by Preach ran out and stalled as Ring northbound was blinded by oncoming lights. He swerved but could not avoid a sideswipe. A minor Evans accident Thursday night caused about 50 dollars damage to Elwond G Erickson 20 of Eaton and 20 dollars to Pred Brune 37 of Route One La Salle.
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Nunn
U.S
James Allen King
Colorado Springe
Hor
French
Fa ‘Thirteenth Street
Qiveloy
Loyal Werner
Preach
Cus Ad
Ring
Warner
Evans
Elwond G. Erickson
Eaton
Pred Brune
Route Onn
la Salle
Warner Halt
Frigid Friday Forecast Across Cities Reflected in Readings
Weather notes show subzero readings in several locations with mild winds. Public Service readings report lows around four below and highs near 26, while Great Western Sugar and Pullin Service records vary. Stronger winds expected from the south with cooler temps continuing Friday.
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Worth
Cobl
Pullin Service Company
Aut Jttalian
Great Western Sugar Company
Ommy
Annis
Chayanne
Public Service Company
Bens Bouller
Denver
Tha
Public Service
Mane Factory
Truman Sees U S Conquered Recession and Job Gains Ahead
President Truman declared the United States has emerged from postwar recession with a plan for steady growth in income and employment. He outlined targets for 1950 and beyond, calling on business labor and government to expand output, invest, and cut credit barriers while balancing the budget. He warned against reduced investment and tax hikes, emphasizing a national strategy toward full employment and poverty elimination.
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S Terling F. Green
Washington
Jan
Truman
Ates
Thoral Joan
Buslneen
Cavatry
Intey
Todar
Walboard
Thoma
Ucote
United States
Vlioul GE Milan
Bach
Unica
Plesa
Colorado State Here Has Its Largest Winter Quarter Enrollment
Colorado State reports its winter quarter enrollment at 2 054, the highest ever. The College of Education notes the gain ties to veterans returning for study, surpassing the 1 527 students recorded in winter quarter 1949. Some veteran numbers shift slightly as new enrollments replace former totals.
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Colorado State
College of Education
Prealdang Willian Ayfloss
Pouca
Cellignar Son
Enrecjevent
Heavy damage suits against Lewis filed by Oklahoma coal firms
Eastern Ohio coal operators led by Pittsburgh Consolidation filed about 10 million dollars in damages against John L. Lewis and United Mine Workers leaders and the union treasury. Companions suits were also filed seeking injunctions to bar UMW officials from enforcing the three day work week, citing tonnage losses and wages from strikes and work stoppages amid the national coal crisis.
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Cambridge
O. Jun
Okla Coal
Learty
Jobe L. Lewis
Ming
Wnion
Yolon Treasury
Wilick Saking Court
Lewis
Pluts Iburgh Consolidated Coel Co
Warner Collieries Co
Coal Ga
Jefferson Coal Co
Dig Mining Co
Oho
Ohio
John Owens
UMW
Thomas Kennedy
UNM
Columbus
Tau
Olio
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Union
Treasury
Serime
Antelope licenses sold out in Denver in two hours
Denver June 6 Colorado game and fish department sold out two hour allotment of ten dollar antelope hunting licenses at its Denver headquarters. Many people were unable to obtain permits though the department expects more after June 10. The permits were for a three day hunt on the plains of central Colorado, issued by wardens at three local districts.
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Denver
Colorado
Goma Undel
Leag
Iowa
I Carson
Deerhall
Appointments Announced by Rodeo Group
The rodeo committee announced recent appointments including Brett Miller Joan Thomas and Frank Gregory joining the group. New roles shift duties such as races and special attractions while Kenneth Perry chairs arena events and J C Cumming handles publicity. A $2700 prize list for arena events was set and a concessions contract with Forsythe and Dewis was signed as three stock lists were received and reviewed.
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Kenneth Perry
Arena
T. B. Mawson
Jacobson
Farry Gibson
Jol Mariani
Clint J. Mayer
Tin Louies Kunkler
Secretars
To Rodeo Cowboys Association
Denver
Roden Cowboys Association
Forsythe and
Dewis
Ander
Five plead innocent in Christmas drinking case
Five youths from Milliken plead innocent in a county court case charging contributing to delinquency after a 14 year old girl became intoxicated at a Christmas Eve party. The group appeared before Judge Donald Carpenter and were released on $1,000 bail each. Trial set for February. A sixth boy remains in juvenile custody.
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Milliken
Donald Carpenter
Lye
George Meyer
Harold Weitzel
Greeley
Légeurgld
Greeley Pir
DG Heers
Abe
Mimken
Sam Rayburn Reaches 68 Amid Brief Congress Session
Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn marked his 68th birthday with a short, early session of Congress. The brief gathering gave him little time to observe celebratory events as lawmakers began a slim to moderate agenda.
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Sam Rayburn
Washington, Jan
Beom Rayburn
Apeaker
Byay
Congress
Lttle Tims
Lia Necagion
Britain Shifts on China Move Triggers Diplomatic Break
Great Britain moves to recognize Communist China prompting Chiang Kai-shek leaders to break relations speak from London. U.S. Britain and allies weigh implications as Chiang seeks support while Formosa faces pressure. Washington cautions premature recognition while U.N. shifts loom over China’s seat.
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Great Britain
China
Chiang
London
Taipei
Formosa
Jan
George Yeh
Car Nearly Goes to Breakfast at 7132 8th Avenue
A crash at 12:70 pm on 7132 8th Avenue involved Sam Pappas driving a Cadillac into the Ladner residence to avoid a northbound truck owned by W. Rice. Damages totaled about 225 as the car rammed the porch and damaged a window. Pappas was unhurt. Mrs. Ladner and her three year old daughter were home. the child remained calm asking for breakfast, as neighbors described the scene. Leroy Walton of the Areeley police department investigated and noted the vehicle swerved off the curb and into the driveway before the final impact.
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Merle Ladner
Eight Avenue
Mobile
Sam Pappas
Pappas
W. 2. Rice
Seventh Avenue
Leroy Walton
Areeley
Papi Wag
Denvar
Amighty Avenue
Tappas
Ths Street
Walton
Cappas
Automo Ile
Papyis
Ladner
Panpas
A & M Head Sees Production Curb Strong Possibility
Grand Junction speaker W. E. Morgan told the Western Colorado Horticulture Society meeting that the United States may need to curtail agricultural production this century. He warned current policies waste surpluses through debt and foreign aid and urged a shift away from exporting goods beyond demand.
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Cola
Tan
E. Morgan
Nlicade
Sai
Morgan
Western Colorado Horticalture Society
United States
Hesk
Fire alarm triggered by rags on furnace pipe
Fire officials report smoke and alarm activation at 1325 Sixteenth Street. rags left on a furnace pipe caused the incident with minor damage and no injuries. Grimm quits Cubs Chief, Jon resigns as vice president of the Chicago club. no further details provided.
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Soriona
Alyok
Grimm
Cubs
Chieteo
Jon
Chaells Grim
Cifenga
le Rotini
Divina
OC Tin
Elliott on Vacation Plans for Midwest Cattle Move
W G Elliott of east of La Salle takes a 14 year long vacation from farming and Jersey cattle trading. He delegates to an assistant and names Jara Dee as an understudy, planning travel through Missouri and Minnesota to Indiana and return via southern Missouri to obtain hardy cattle, with stops near a notable place in southern Indiana highlighted.
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W. G. Elliott
Salon
Idina
Speaker Ill Forces Knife and Fork Club Dinner Postponement
At the Wednesday dinner, Knlf s and Pork club members planned the next meeting for January 18 with Don Hales as speaker. Ill health canceled the current session and attendees awaited details about the rescheduled program and host.
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Neemse
Don Hales
Knlfs and
Pork Club
Nan Deen
Cam Eriled
Pete
Rbrommore A. Red
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