Colorado reclamation budget boosts for 1949 program
The reclamation bureau proposed a 19 million dollar program for the Colorado-Mesa Thompson project in Colorado with 315.2 million in new requests for the project. The budget anticipates about 1 million in aid carryover for the next year and plans for multiple canal and dam works including Willow Creek and north Poudre supply canals plus Boulder Creek works. President Truman sent a 224.2 million reclamation budget to Congress, including 213.8 million construction, 102.4 million new money, and a 2140 thousand carryover, with 19 million for operation and maintenance and other allocations for investigations and administration.
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Weelington
Reclamation Bureau Today
Colorado
Congress
TovlrMmation Bureau
Willow Creek Fpecter
Baten Park Foothills
Carter Laka Dam
Teservair
Wosetooth Forder
North Poudre Supply
Bureaualalement
Boulder Creek
South Platte
Hce Mintec
LaYner
Bureau
Waashington
Trunan
Conerens
Mil
Luan Wae
Truman
Cold Wave Sweeps Middle America With Record Lows
A new cold wave spread across the Mississippi Valley and northern central Great Plains with temperatures dropping up to 23 below zero in several cities. Miamark Ny D 23 below, Fargo 20 below, Minneapolis and Saint Paul 6 below, International Falls 21 below, and other locales set subzero marks. Warmer air was expected farther south while rain and snow affected much of the east and Great Lakes region.
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Associated Press
Umer
Mississippi Valley
Great Plains
Mianarck
Fargo
Xni
Minnvayols
Saint. Pani
Ab International Falls
Minn
Gruuilsburg
Wis
Ohio
Kentucky
Virginia
New York
Pensylvania
Stiles
Miessesippi
Great Lakes Verlay
Pacifle
Maplewood Kindergarten reorganized into two sections
Maplewood Kindergarten in Greeley reorganized into morning and afternoon groups to handle rising enrollment. Morning class has 26 students and afternoon 27. Miss Jeary shifts from morning to teach both sections at Maplewood, while Mrs. Littler teaches the Washington afternoon班. Exceptions allowed for some kindergarteners born after Sept 1 to attend afternoon sessions.
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Maplewod School
Aclip
Sertiam Amet
Gret Irue Blonday
Greeley
Maplewood Lad
Ila Jeary
Maplewood
Groujy
Washington School
Jeary
Maplewagd
Halen Littler
Washington
Vithler
Lomeérdy
Yvans
Thage
Qhide
Garton
Cameron and
Liplewood
Cameron
Eliwe
Paul R. Wells
Carat Ann Ulrikanp
Kettt Crawford
Jeannntte Krieger
St. Janes
John Matthews
Franklin School
Stenhanie Tau Kern
Trenater
Trom
Toy Praule
Robert Garkell
Kein Rath Overturs
Warhineow
Albert Winnish
Wat
Folleen Alcott
Maplecast
Theodore Williams
Rodney Vlonhereer
Inena
Marlendont
Thames McBimter
Fran Park
Truce Talks Deadlocked in Munsan Korea Session
In Munsan Korea the truce talks stalled again as both sides held firm on military airfield issues. Allied and Communist representatives clashed over rebuilding air bases while observers urged restraint and a quicker path to ceasefire.
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Munsan
Korea
Jen
Tnng
Chahese Fle
Hsieh Fang
Propsn
Lee
North Morea
Adm Kirk Reathes France Cannes Report
Fragmentary dispatch from New York dated January 23 notes Admiral Kirk departing France and expected arrival in New York. Mentions retiring Admiral Man G Kirk and reference to Lambarendorp Moscone, with garbled phrases suggesting travel or communications.
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Cannes
France
Man G. Kirk
Lambarendorp
President proposes $85 billion federal budget for next year
President Truman tells Congress the 1953 budget would total about $85.444 billion for the year starting July 1, with outlays of $70.882 billion this year and $14.625 billion spent last year. He forecasts a deficit of $8.201 billion this year and $14.446 billion next, pushing the national debt to roughly $274.922 billion by June 30, 1983, and requests $44.26 billion in new spending authority for prior and future years.
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Washington
Truoch
Congress
Highlights of Fiscal Message in Congress 1953 Expenditures
President Truman's fiscal message estimates outgo at 95.4 billion dollars, up 1444 billion from this year and 47.2 billion from 1950. Income from taxes is put at 72 billion, up 8.87 billion from this year and 14.5 billion from 1950. A deficit of 14.49 billion is projected due to new revenue legislation as Korea escalates.
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Korea
Training School Opens Tonight at RP Church
A six week training course for laymen starts tonight at the Reformed Presbyterian Church on Tenth avenue and Fifteenth street. Registration runs 7 to 9 p.m. each Monday through February 25 as the Evangelical Association supports the program. Church workers and volunteers are invited to enroll with many churches already participating.
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Reformed Presbyterian
Fred Holm of La Salle Dies
Fred Holm of La Salle dies after a long life including service in the Swedish navy and emigration to the United States in 1902. He operated a dairy in Thewawa for seven years before moving to La Salle where he lived 24 years. Survived by his wife Anna and five children, with several grandchildren, and siblings living in Sweden and Colorado. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Fred Malin
Favorer
la Sale
Lie Weld County
Wolowie Bor
Las Antitas
Holm
Tarns
la Salle
Immanuel Jastheran Hhireh
Moreta Woodinen
America
Anna Heim
End Oy
aArthur Halbrook
Orchery
Albers Helw
Pansyile
Martin Tmatm
Thewawa
Mys
Arthur Marmison
LaSalle
Einer Vintni
Rieadchildren
Mr Tfolmy
Erna Fini
Stockholm
Martin Moln
Grants Tass
Weather Summary Regional Forecasts and Snow Ahead
Local weather report covers 24 hours ending Sunday night with low temperatures and precipitation notes for Colorado New Mexico Wyoming and surrounding areas. Mentions snowfall along western mountains from Tow Colorado to the Continental Divide, gusty winds, and colder conditions into Monday and Tuesday with partial clearing in parts.
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Colorado
Colver
Wyoming
New Mexico
Wells and wells activity in Greasewood oil field report
North Greasewood field shows mixed results with several wells drilled and abandoned. Niles Katte No 4 and Dyer Parker wells approach depth, some testing, and plans to plug or test further while others move to offset drilling. Production fluctuates as operators plan casing and cementing, with broader Colorado outlets noted as a constraint.
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Hyan
Ryan Company
Casyer
Miracle and Fifer
Niles
Bay Been Incu
Kirchhof
Prtauciag
Natural New Saturday
Dyer
Parker
Kktrebhot
Colorado
Sberling
Jokasan
Salimount
Taras
Mercell
Sterling
Suer
Dawson Qgee
Bauer Tamly
Ammchel
Gillette
Willette
Siler
la George Wellner
SU SE SU
Northwwest
New Toymer
Mitenatvick Drilling Company
Dakota Bind
Amerada Petrolanin Company
Reporl
Dakota
Walor Eand
Husky
Zinvith Prilline Company
Latit
Laguie
Zimith
Musky @imith
Ney
Amun
Auchinelian
Elleworth Jorden
Zimbelman
Iran
Keeneshwes
Mehannald Drifting Company
Pinger
Petr Zimbelman
Adlars
Quiet Sunday Across Korean Front Amid Skirmishes and Air Losses
Reporting from Seoul on Monday January 21 a minimal one minute exchange on the central front marked the quietest day since November 1 as allied troops held positions and patrolled. Air combat saw six Allied Sabres shoot down multiple MIGs near the Manchurian frontier with several pilots parachuting to safety. The Red forces claimed ships and aircraft hit along the Korean northeast coast while allied forces reported several air losses and ongoing rail and supply strikes in the Chiri mountains as the cleanup drive continues into its second month.
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Seoul
Korea
U. 5
Sabre
Sabres
Tno
Gop al
Jirvea
Bundita
Chiri
Chinnompo Pak
Reds
Allied Jets Reported Striking North Korean Convoy
A UN communique states allied jets possibly hit a convoy near Pyongyang while a separate dispute over prisoner repatriation stalls peace talks. Four planes bombed positions near a marked convoy. no vehicles were seen, and observers note violations of armistice terms.
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Monga
Kove
U.N. Comprand
Seveen
Pyongyang
Praday
U.N
Col
Jones C. Murray
Murray
Iaesone
Pera
Nla
Murra Bald
South Korea
China
LON
Move Gains for Exempting Dept Heads from Colorado Civil Service
Denver moves to exempt up to 20 department heads from civil service. House judiciary considers a compromise reducing the number to 14 or 10 to give the governor direct control over major policymaking departments. Proposals aim to keep confidential state employes for the governor’s use while defining cabinet appointments and ballot timing.
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Edward O. Ethell
Denver
Jon Na
Colorado
General Assembly
House Judiciary
Johnson
T-Cheyvenne Wells
Revenue
M Graybill Dies Saturday
M Graybill 6, retired Nian rancher and Lip Salle resident, died at Weld County hospital Saturday afternoon. Survived by widow Lettie and two daughters, with several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.
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M. Grayhill
Nian
Cusident
Lip Salle
Weld County
Tuldig Hospital
Graybill
Iidiain
Rome
Leville
Meg Grashill
Bry
Lettie Gisitilam
Dauchter
Stes
Hagel Snape
Denver
Asan
Topi Grayhil
Dew Dy
Faury
Fieval
Sophieng al Fom
Ira Maer
Niprmnat Sania Cenipters
Local Officers Attend National Guard Session
Local officers including Captain Toward W. Tress and Brigadier Generals attended a National Guard conference at Auk Denstidla. The meeting covered mobilization, regional units, and readiness drills, with emphasis on interagency cooperation and county defense training.
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National Guard
Auk Denstidla
W. Tress
Richard Kowteetler
Breeley
Nat Tin Denvers
W. Choritod
Col
Charl
Fee Ermiyy
Seth Dees
Terry
Senate Passes First Highway Bill by 28 to 1
The Senate approves the initial highway measure by a 28 to 1 vote amid debate over reorganizing the state highway commission. The bill also advances minor highway measures and a study of a railroad tunnel for highway use, with opposition focusing on long range plans and funding.
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Senate
Gordon G
Gausy Tenver
Dan Th
Wilk Wale
Highway Commission
Cevenana Advisory Board
Seu
Stepan Ly
Me- Nichols
DeDrawer
Anton
Mia Hiainor
Persina
Heousek
Highway Department
Boys' Industrial School
Colorado School of Mines
House
Bil Harding
D-Toraig
Ashore Highway Department
Donald Dunkleo
D-Nenter
Carey
House of Representatives
Phornton
Thamaasire
Payin
Mele
Colorado
Ser
New
Bishop
Swaard
eSapanche
Platteville
Gree Jey
Three March of Dimes Benefit Events in Weld Areas
Three benefit events are planned in Weld communities to raise funds for March of Dimes. The weekend events feature local hosts, ticket sales, and community organizers coordinating activities to support the charity's work. Proceeds预计 go toward improving infant health programs and services.
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March of Dimes In
Weld
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Lefto
Robert Baheman
Colo
Middle America
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Gnemery
Binken Aburban
He Hunter, Jr
Mondas
Harry Wincor Jr
Fifth Street
Ben
Chan Wine
Bureau of the’ Budge
Dallargax
Maplewood Kindergarten
Thornton
Devale
Department of Defense
John F. Flores
Grand Junction
Clo
Arr
Mary I
Flower
Angeles
Wagh
Insula
Amon
Enti
Adm
Kirk
RP Church
Fred Holm
Moulay
Ryso OW Company
Niles Katte
Ai Andover
Fee
Aélor, Dyer and Parker
Abelutfah
Denver, Dan
P—Onivils
Midwest OW Company
Greefey
North Greasewood
Creeley
Landauer and Dee
Niles Estate
Ryan
By Robert B. Tuckman
Mansan
Agro
Menis
Il A.m
Sunda
Mnst
Jo Pammunjor
Val Fl. Wilson
Wontan
Gallene
Gunter Hall
Colorado State College of Education
Wilson
C.S
M. Graybill
Maundarian
Weithyld
Iit
Faye Park
Rodanin
Rohan Ain
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