Army mobilizes 35 000 on Mississippi trips for football policy
President George Frasier unveils a policy restricting football excursions by colleges including State College of Education and Santa Barbara State College. The plan pairs trips with educational visits, expanding to nearly thirty schools nationwide, with aims to provide practical teaching context and professional insight for players.
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Santa Barbara
Velviado
State College of
George Werrassier
Duug
Gremivy Staly Hears
Santa Barbara State College of Santa Garbara
Calle
Santa Barbara Ghachios Willrude Greeley
Bears
Aikales
Wip
Bada Hinmbari
Frasier
Vatibng
Lenin
Santa “Bara
Herkeley
Oakland
Log Angeley
Pasegena
el Page
Tex
T Miney
Visistationa
el Paso
Syalemie
Owery Confesses to Theft in Grain Ring
Herbert Woolridge of Platteville confessed to stealing 24 bushels of barley from the Mugené. Deputy Sheriff Iven reported the admission after obtaining sales slips from the elevator showing January grain sales. Woolridge, among five held for theft from the Glover place, denied the grain theft earlier. Benny Wagner, 25, of Platteville, was arrested Tuesday as the alleged fifth man, implicated by Woolridge but now denies the connection.
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Herbert Woolridgad
Platteville
Barle
Glover Piace Anat
Sherlef Iven
Howery
Woolvidge
Tive
Glover Place
Ab Urat
Benny Wagner
Plattavilla
Wovllige
Germans Would Reconcile Nazism and Christianity
Berlin January 26 Nazi leaders urged teachers to seek similarity between Christian and Nazi attitudes while noting differences. Alfred Freyberg, education minister for Hitler, called for a positive view of regional culture and claimed Aryan and Jewish traits linger in German youth, urging young national socialists to clear away traditional Christianity.
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Berlin
Germany
Pele
Alfred Freyberg
Hitler
Wanger Aernany
Bride of Former Weld Pastor Shot Dead and Husband Wounded
The Rev Harry Ashley and his wife Mia Virginia Ashley were involved in a double shooting at Ramah Evangelical Church grounds. Mia Virginia Ashley died from multiple gunshot wounds. Harry Ashley was severely injured and remained hospitalized in Colorado Springs. Authorities cited accusations of infidelity and religious zeal as motives while Ashley claimed his wife acted alone. The incident led to ongoing legal considerations on potential charges if the minister recovers.
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Harry Aatley
Kersey
Johnstown
Colorado Springs
Virginia Ashley
Ashley
Ramah
Weld
Harry Ashley
Starrett
Associated Press
Colorado Springa
Dan
Mia
Viseginia Ashley
Bland
Julteta
Harry &. Ashley
Elureh
Johnstawn
Bin
Ben
Ainley
House Kills Investigation into Pensions
A legislative move to permanently shelve a sweeping inquiry into pension fund misuses was led by Rep. Barclay and Rep. Termaung. The push aimed to halt the probe amid pensioners’ complaints as the House debated remedies and warned of possible graft in pension distributions.
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Jess D
Bengar
Dan
Hays” of
Adler
Wiig Actlon
W. Barclay
Ural
Buglewood
Termaung
Denver
Dele House
Darday
Nubll Warday
Kling
Lila Cyea
Gross Income Tax Planned for the Aged
Denver officials weigh a ban on a gross income tax for salary and wage earners as a quick revenue source while proposals to legalize gambling devices face rejection. Gov Ammons and the attorney general say an excise tax is avoided by diverted pension fund provisions, closing off funds for relief programs and unemployment aid.
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Denver
Taw
Assembly
Glabe Supreme Court
Teller Ammobe
Cits
Byron G. Rogers
Ganto
Ald Ugn Pension Fund
Bowman Drops Complaint Against Davis in Greeley Case
George E. Bowman of Greeley filed a pur court complaint alleging Frank F. Davie created a disturbance and assault on him on Monday night. Bowman later dismissed the charge, with instructions submitted to Chief W. H. Boggs. Davis denied the charges, calling them Bowman's imagination, while Bowman sought to capitalize on publicity from the filing.
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George E. Bowman
Greeley
Pur Wea
Frank F. Davie
Harald Burger
Sismiss
Pollee
W. H. Boggs
Baggs
Bowman
Lisaline
Davis
Buller Minder
Council Applies for Two More WPA Projects
The City of Greeley applied for two additional WPA projects in 1947, seeking funding for road and bridge work. Project No 4, already approved, would widen bridges over Sixth Ave and Seventeenth Street with a total cost around 26,947 dollars and sponsor share of 12,805 dollars. The second project, proposed by George Davis, would widen a bridge on Sixth Avenue and Seventeenth Street at a total expenditure of 6,030 dollars with sponsor cost 2,876 dollars.
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City of
Greeley
Copliniia
WRA
George Davis
Oporior
J Dlich Ao
Aveollo
Sovetteenth Street
County Flood Quota Raised to 1450.06 in Weld County
Weld County food relief quota has been raised fivefold to 1450.06, from the national Red Cross leadership via Admiral Cary Grayean. Original quota was 290. By Tuesday afternoon, contributions reached 317.77. boxes are placed at local business houses for donations to Glen Bucher, chapter treasurer, at the First National Bank.
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Weld County
Thesagesett
Cary ‘F
Red Cross
750 000 New Homeless and 137 Are Dead
A flood emergency described as a super flood threatens key river cities as the Mississippi and Ohio rivers surge past records. Army engineers warn the levee system cannot handle the expected water. hundreds die, thousands are displaced, and disease, hunger, and pestilence compound the disaster in Louisville and surrounding towns.
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United States
Ghia
Leightts
America
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Lola
Ohio
Hoyce
Laulaville
Mugh
Ohio River
Calvo
Tba
Volunteera
Evans Council Restores License to Jay Robinson
Evans town council held a special meeting to lift the suspension on Jay Robinson Cafe. The license was restored after a four to two vote with four allies and two opponents.
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Evans Council
Jay Robinson
Evans Town
Wioe
Robinson Cafe
Vans
Nyense
Aitieg Iast
Laptogei
John Durri
the Parmik
Jit
Anil Nck Robinson
Grodley
Ena
Licouya
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