Truman Budget Seeks 42.4 Billion in 1951 Spending
President Truman urged a 42.435 billion dollar budget for the 1951 fiscal year starting July 1, citing a deficit unless taxes rise. He emphasized a moderate tax increase and continued Cold War needs while warning against excessive cuts. The plan covers domestic programs, foreign aid, and defense, with a focus on expanding the economy and balancing in coming years.
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Charles Molony
Washington
Jan
Truman
Rania
Feferree
Tromat
Br Wenoe
White House
Gaye Truman
Mgr. Truman
Macotthes
Cannan
Cannon
D-Mo
House -Anpromriuliong
Committee For Economic Development
GOP Vows To Trim Budget
Washington reports a GOP pledge to cut President Truman's 1949 budget of 42.4 billion dollars, with leaders asserting no intention to approve the current proposal. Republicans and some Democrats voiced concerns over rail expansion costs and defense spending, urging budget restraint.
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Washington
Tan
Congress
Inok
Vamnan
Democrata
Auotter
Rad Lnkapanding
Joseph W. Martin
House
Taber
Cornrens
Athan
R-Vl
Thars
How Budget Splits Federal Tax Dollar
A condensed look at President Truman's proposed 430 090 000 budget for the 12 months beginning July 1. It outlines allocations for National Defense and International Affairs, interest on the federal debt, social welfare, pensions, health security, and other programs. The summary highlights the share devoted to defense, welfare, and debt interest within the overall tax dollar distribution.
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Washington
Truman
National Defense
International Attalra
Marshall Flan
Cottingham Resigns City Engineer Post
R. O. Cottingham announced Monday his resignation as city engineer effective at once. He will continue engineering work in another role and plans a trip to Indiana to visit relatives and friends. Cottingham became city engineer two years ago after recommendation of Frank Burger. prior to that he worked for Cache La Poudre Irrigating Company. He resides at 143 Cranford.
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R. O. Cottinghan
Price
Cottingham
Indiana
Henee
Alty
Cache la Poudre
Frank Burger
Cottingham City
God
Cottingham Tye
Cranford
Eaton FFA To Sponsor Little International Again Next Year
The Eaton Future Farmers of America chapter will sponsor another Little International Livestock Show next year following the success of the 1950 event at Eaton High School. Paul Gray says trophies are offered for two daily awards and that preparations were tight but the turnout showed strong interest.
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Eaton Ffa
Uttle International
Eaton Future Farmers of
Kraaling
Jim Wilson
Eaton
Firet
Aheap Rama
Ram Pagey Dorsey
Bob Dorsey
Brothen
Pegay
Kenneth Rows
Bob McMay
Gresley
Jim Hyde
Ault
Allen Palmquist
Windsor
Joanne Hickman
Windeer
Mel Erickson
Allen Mact
Fort Collins Ffa
Iscdhd
Roy Pearson
Fort Gollian Ffa
Roy Cogburn
Gllcrest
Young Calves
Wayne Williams
Retiring Council Faces City Problems and Accomplishments
The retiring city council of 1948 49 reflected on a two year term marked by progress and criticism. Mayor Frank Berger and six aldermen faced sharp factional debates between Citizens and Independent parties over city affairs including the Eighth Avenue freeway. Despite differences the council overcame obstacles and laid groundwork for the growing city, with continued reports on page 3.
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Lesses
Frank Berger
High Mountain Iskes
Citteens Party
Me Independent Party
Berger
Telka
Jetler
Perlalulng Tol Ibn Freaway
Legion Contest To Name Week Opens Jan 9
The American Legion post announces a January 9 kickoff for its annual Name Week contest led by commander Oliver. A cash prize of 20 will be awarded for selecting the week’s name, with events including a slag show, games, and a dance night scheduled for April 6. Entries open to the public and may be submitted by any family member to The American Legion 922 Elevents Street Creeley. postmarked by February 1, 1950.
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Victor Candie Pist
American Legion
Lford G. Oliver
Bud Games
The
Legion Post
Fells Know
Elevents Street
Creeley
Morman M. Dean
Jim Swaner
Barney Bland
Les Danth
Mel Bedinger
Clyde Clarkgod
Clarence Murch
Ken Lilly
Ha Strobe
Are Batra
School Committee Approves 12 Programs for District Mergers
Weld County School Committee votes to merge districts 49 Juknatawa and 114 Milken under a 26 unit reorganization plan. Next meeting set for January 14 to finalize renaming of districts, with Johns town Milliken merger reviewed to align district boundaries.
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Weld County
Paul N. Lodwick
Juknatawa
Milken
Johnstown
Milliken
Iho
Degrees Warm Sunday At Mercury News
Mercury climbed to di Angenon hours after noon on Sunday and Monday afternoon. The scene before daybreak Sunday hinted at weather changes.
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Mercury
Chiang leaves Formosan refuge amid nationalist pledge
A garbled wire service item reports Mme Chiang leaving for Formosa with pledges that Chinese nationalists will intensify warfare against communists. The message hints at guerrilla actions and propaganda aimed at the mainland, with the nationalist leader cited.
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Mme. Chiang
Formosan
New York
Jun
Chiang Kuiahekh
Tormosa
Ixeb
National Guardsmen Re enlists on Monday
Five members of the Greeley National Guard, whose enlistments expired Sunday, signed up for another three years. Sergeants Birat Ginga Rayorguda and others were sworn in by First Lieutenant Lanhe C. Berathold, signaling a continuation of service in the guard.
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Greeley National Guard
Birat Ginga Rayorguda
Andrid David W. Nelsel
Gorgoxate
MM. Mackey
Clyde BL Foster
Lstigono i
Nurses robbed in Wad County hotel rooms
Three nurses at Wad County Public Hospital reported thefts totaling 286 dollars Saturday. Investigators said three rooms were unlocked between 11 am and 1:44 am. Phyllis Helsey lost 100 dollars from a dresser, Phyllis Lakin 75 dollars from a wallet, and Madze Peterson ten dollars from a dresser drawer. another nurse found 175 dollars missing from a purse. The dresses were paid Thursday.
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Wad County
Ayenie
Earl Towning
Old Bonday
Rodan
Gus
Phyllis Helsey
Phyllis Lakin
Madze Peterson
Polio Drive Planned Here Saturday By March of Dimes
A polio drive plan meeting is set for Saturday at 12:20 PM at Park Congregational Church with Albert Weintric as new county NFIP chair. Cochairs Earth Ler and Oscar Beck lead the county campaign with a large listed volunteer network across towns and civic groups to support the post office box for drive materials.
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Park Congregational Ehurch
Albert Weintric
Weird County
National Foundation For Infante Paralysis
Cochairmen
March of Dimes
EaRth 11
Ler
Oscar Beck
David J. Miller
We Women
Weltihol
Mepolia
Tha Nation Vetter
Karses
Harry R. Rola
Rephen
Severance
Jerry Gress
Gorse Sulth
Raymer
Kenneth Littlefield
Graver
Glen Cawley
Ale Wagner
Buckingham
Lester
Poush
Nunn
Wayte Poster
Dire
Murray Giffin
Pierce
Plese Kerr
Mia
Ta Lesh
Aall
VEW
Auxiliary
Eaton
Chris Fuchs
Mycon Waquikre
Windsor
American Legion
Moors
Freeley
Chamber of Gommearce
J. Dterharl Reson
Evans. Adams Wirmuth
C. W. Blyon
la Salle
Ray Audra
Nobla
Mill Ken
Ralph Christy
Anon Fhoms
Malierne
Etnlph Morkan
Fern Miller
Fort Luntot
Aierleal Lopson
Leo Wetler
le Klon Wixtlery
Wattenberg
Weld panel backs district consolidations slow to action
Weld County school district reorganization plans receive committee support for 26 consolidations while taxpayers urge delay. The committee vote halted further action until House Bill 300 outcomes are clear. A separate incident reports an infant death from gas fumes near a trailer, with the mother hospitalized in shock.
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Weld County
Paul N. Lodwick
Harllee
Muray Gittin
Nuon
Wit
Giffin
Colorado Schoola Protective Association
Pierce, Nunn, Carr, Smith, Wystry
Clive Branch
Morgan County
Yale
Court Ponders Tammany Plea of No Contest
Court weighs Tammany no contest plea in a case linked to a plane incident in October when a birdshot tailwind caused concern. Henry Von Schaack Jr faces March trial on assault with a deadly weapon. he pleaded innocent in November.
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Teaver
Gerard Tammany
Greeley
Tammanys
Henry von Schaack Jr
Tenver
Juatlea Alfred
Murrah
Circuit Court of Appeals
Atting
Federal District Court
Inok Tzonmuang
Nacoulest Yea
Nant Grealey
van Sebanck
Plana
Tammany
King Gustav II Strekholm Health Report
A Swedish royal communiqué reports King Gustav II of Sweden suffering a sore throat and fever, with otherwise steady condition. Separately, a dedication ceremony occurred near Denver as Dove Kaoun spoke at a location one mile west of the city, marking a notable event.
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Strekholm
Sweden
Gustav
Palans
Toll in Mental Hospital Fire Grows to 40
Davenport reports worsening toll from a mental hospital fire with forty dead and many missing. C A Wildman stated 49 women died yesterday, including a graduate nurse on duty, and seven of the saved were removed to lines. Only a fraction of bodies recovered with 19 identified and 14 tentatively identified.
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Davenport
C. A. Wildman
Wildman
Ha Sain
Truman Proposes 334 Million Reclamation Budget
President Truman asks Congress to approve 334.7 million dollars for western reclamation construction and improvements in the next fiscal year. Highlights include Missouri Valley and Colorado projects, transmission lines, and power plant work, with funds drawn from new requests and unspent balances.
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Inman
Inday
Tarry
Congress
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Colorado
Paonia
Narrows Unit
Missouri
Basi J
Ie Etyte
Aissouri Basin
Tranby
Granby
Horsemath
Powdre
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Willow Creek
Tloractooth
Estes Parte
Ami
Brasil
Narrows Dam
Narrawa Dam
Narcavea
Union Pacific Riilrand
Columbia Basin
Mingry Horse
Mont
Missouri Basin
Mrs Nettie Walling Dies in Denver Former Greeley Resident
Mrs Nettie Walling of Denver formerly of Greeley died Jan 1 in Denver. Funeral services were held at Evangelical Church in Denver with interment at Linn Grove. Daughter of the late August Anderson, she lived in Greeley until 1942 then moved to Denver. Active in Evangelical Free church and missionary society, a Greeley High School graduate. Survived by husband two stepdaughters and a brother Bert Anderson of Greeley plus nieces and nephews.
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Mra
Nettie Walling
Denver
Greeley
Linn Grove
Walline
Anderagnani
Evangelical Free Church
The
Missionary Society of the Church
Gresley High School
David Willine
Mennett
Stromsburg
Nebr
Llgyd Frederickson
Oo Blater
John Dahbnan
Bert Anderson
New Council Takes Office Tuesday Night
The outgoing city council adjourns a brief session while the new council prepares to take office. Mayor Price Hopkins plans a short address with no formal talks and will organize the new council but not announce committee appointments yet. The new civic body includes all Citizens Party members with one Independent, Herbert B. Mann.
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Stad Price Hopking
Citizen Party
Jenders
Herbert B. Mann
Irvine M. Cannon
George ND. Adams
Roy Boebnr
Garl Hill
J. H. Vanderhoot
Stopkins
Citizens Party
Lakel
Mort Balch
W. McGlin
City Trenamrer
Hopkins
Hill
Adams
Ismee Summers
Mraik Terger
Osler Alkire
Guy Duescound
Fesler To Remain Head Coach With Salary Increase
Guluiahus O Jan 9 Wes ley B Fesler will remain as head football coach at Chi State University and his salary will rise from 23900 to 15000 the university announced today after a board of trustees meeting. Fesler will stay for an indefinite period as he weighed several offers following the Buckeyes win.
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Guluiahus
Wesley B. Fesler
Chi State Univversity
Bath
Fesler
Howard L. Bevis
Fester
Buckeyes
Mie Rowe
Feeler Mute
Chinese Shell American Ship Demands U S Protection
Chinese nationalist shells hit the American freighter Flying Arrow off the Yangtze blockade. Captain Se Dbrandtsen demanded U S protection, citing unlawful attack in international waters. The incident follows prior shellings of related American vessels amid tensions with communist forces.
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U.S
New York
T. J. Se Dbrandtsen
Tebrandtsen Steamship Company
Flying Arrow
Fsbrandsen
Chinesa
Shelly
Ukwu
Ute Chine
Shanghai
Jabranitson
Java
U. S. Navy
Wayne Richardson
Abnard
China
Lenat
Goran Shazily
International
Tangiee River
Red Chin
United States State Department
Isbrandisen
Aloap
Swan
David Jones
Chenga
Chiesa
Black Swan
Chingsa
Yangtze Saat
Dsilieh
Fiylig
Weather Lanal for 24 hours ending Monday and Tuesday
Weather forecast summary shows cloud cover and mixed precipitation across states. Colorado is cloudy west and clear east Monday with light snow west spreading east by Monday night into Tuesday. Wyoming cloudy Monday through Tuesday with light snow in the west expanding east by evening. New Mexico cloudy Monday night and Tuesday with night rain likely. Windy conditions noted in several areas, with colder temperatures anticipated overnight Monday and Tuesday.
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State Tueaday
New Mexico
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