Eaton FFA to Estes Park for State Meeting
Fifteen Eaton FFA members travel to Estes Park for the state contact and convention at Bates Park. Teams compete in parliamentary procedure, farm safety, and state projects with Eaton members led by Lee Carlson and Frank Johnson. Prizes total $1,000 for parliamentary procedure winners and $100 for the state project winner. activities include leadership training and radio, photography, and newspaper publicity instruction at the YMCA.
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Eaton
Eaton Ffa
Bates Park
Lee Carlson
Daguer
Frank Johnson
Harold Anderson
Alvin Dorsey
Richard Berg
Kenneth Rowe
Jack Tuntelson
Bob Dorsey
Gary McDonald
Joss Hembre
Estes
YMCA
FFA
Fish Showcases Stupidity of Living Things in Diet Debacle
The article recounts bizarre fish behavior in Ontario waters where a pike tried to swallow a golf ball and a muskie killed while attempting to aid the doomed prey. It also notes methods like lucky McDonnell’s fishing jump trick and Foster’s tickling technique, with a closing mention of nutrient loss in grain milling.
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New York
Georgiat Bay
Ontario
Natural History Magazine
American Museum of Natural History
Telly
Uucky McDonnell
Tiaratti
McWonnell
McDon
Fister
Forest Hills
England
Foster
Thencycionedia
Thermopolis White Water Racers Win Wind River race
Thermopolis, Wyo May 31 Two Thermopolis white water racers won the Wind River race. Blanton and Lynch piloting a craft finished in 1 hour 37 minutes 59 seconds to claim 81,000 purse. Seven boats finished from 18 entrants at the old Boysen dam. Second place went to Reynolds and Hatlaey of Green River in 1 hour 45 minutes 48 seconds. Third were Palmer and Baugh of Thermopolis in 1 hour 46 minutes. Several thousand spectators lined the canyon banks.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Blanton
Lynch
Wind River
Boysen Dam
A. K. Reynolds
Mike Hatlaey
Green River
Palmer and Baugh
Canyon Banka
Oil Importers Called By Senate Subcommittee
Senator Neely accused oil importers of harming U S fuel producers and urged testimony to his labor subcommittee. He aims to raise import duties to protect coal and petroleum industries, saying imports spread unemployment. Stark Fox cited California oil job loss at 17.2 percent since 1948. United States crude output set a new weekly record at 3,062,076 barrels, with gains in Colorado Kansas and Wyoming and declines in Montana Nebraska Utah.
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Washington
Neely
DW. Va
Senate
U.S
Tan
Stark Fox
California Oi Producers Agency
California
Tulsa
Okla
United States
Oi and Gas Journal
the Journal
Kansas
Wyoming
Mentana
Nebraska
Utah
Poet Lena Untermeyer Seeks Court Ruling On Marriages
In New York on May 31 poet Lena Untermeyer sought a court decision to determine her status and that of poet Bryne Ivens regarding marriages and divorces. The case involves multiple women linked to Untermeyer and a Mexican divorce deemed invalid. The judge heard arguments as the dispute continued.
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New York
Lena Untermeyer
Tam
New York State Supreme Court
Bryne Ivens
Untermeyer
Jean Starr
Virginia Moore
Esther Untermeyer
Toledo
Ohio
Eather
Bryna Ivens
Broken Roads Blamed For Rising Traffic Deaths
Washington May Ma y The public roads commissioner Thomas TL MacDogald testified before a senate subcommittee that deteriorating roads may be a factor in rising traffic deaths. He urged Congress not to cut federal highway grants below 500 000 a year, while the House supports 570 000 and some senators seek more. President Truman recommends 600 million, arguing restraint amid higher government spending. Senator Kerr of Oklahoma said rural road development is hampered by current federal policy.
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Washington
Maych
Thomas TL MacDogald
Public
Senate
Congress
House
Truman
Kerr J.okla
Harry Gold Asks Court to Assign Him Counsel
Phi ladelphia May 31 A38 year old chemist Harry Gold charged with delivering atom bomb secrets to Russia asked the U S district court to appoint an attorney. Judge James P McGranery said Gold wants the right to continue cooperating with the FBI He was held under guard at Holmesburg prison since his arrest May 23 and brought to the federal courthouse for a brief conference before being returned to prison.
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Phiadelpha
Russia
U. S. District Court
James P. McGranery
FDL
Holmesburg
Joseph ¢. Ring
McGranery
Hig Chambers
Gold
FBI
Watttd Watet
Lee G Pratt Dies After Service With U S Forest
Lee G Pratt, former U S Forest Service officer, died yesterday at Tustoma in Santa Roca, California. He retired from the forestry service in 1947 and moved to Denver in 1943.
Irrigated homesteads for Riverton project announced
Billings Montana May 1 nearly 7 000 applications from forty six states have been filed for the fifty four irrigated homesteads to be opened for settlement on the Riverton reclamation project in central Wyoming. Land averaging about 130 acres will be awarded to the lowest numbered draws this fall. Applications filed before June 26 will be considered. More than 200 Riverton area homesteads have already been allotted to ex servicemen. The GI farmers set a production record in 1948. Colorado takes its name from the colors of the Colorado river waters.
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Billings
Mont
America
Hiverton
Wyoming
Thin Fall
K. F. Vernon
Regional Reclamation Bureau
Sid
Delaware
Rhode Island
Vernon
Riverton
Reclamation Bureau
Greeley Softball Schedule and Denver Safeway Hold Up
Thursday and Friday schedules show intercity and local games at Greeley venues including Frontier Refinery and LaSalle. In Denver a Safeway on Champa Street was robbed by a bell-entrance intruder, $1,200 in cash and checks stolen. manager Hoelscher identified the suspect.
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Frontier Refinery
Va. Martin's
Greeley Merchantetter Ve. LaSalle
Welle Motor
Hayles
Denver
Consolidated School Will Have 8 Pupils
County Superintendent Paul N Lodwick reported Wednesday that Lone Star district patrons voted to dissolve. Lone Star will be annexed to Vim district in northeastern Weld county south of Kimball Nebraska. Lone Star had four students enrolled, Vim district four. Ten ballots were received, all for dissolution.
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Paul N. Lodwick
Lone Star
Lodwick
Vim
Weld Xinty
Kimball
Nebr
Lone Btar
Indianapolis race pays Brash well after 600 mile win
Johnny Parson of Van Nuys California won the 4th 600 mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The top prize from a purse of 199435 plus bonuses and accessories valued at thousands of dollars was awarded at the victory dinner. Parson's prize included 825000 from the purse along with Tay prizes and various trophies and gifts.
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Tadianapolis
Johnny Psraons
van Nuys
Calif
Tadianapolis Motor Speedway
Parson
Speedway
Dianele
Indianapvils Cafe
Penney Assails Govt Deficits At Omaha Rotary
J C Penney 76 urged businessmen to reverse the rise of government deficit spending in an Omaha Rotary Club address. He warned public opinion must change or children face loss of health and wholesome things. He called business leaders the main force to check the trend and cited taxes equal to about 1 day of labor per year and a national debt of 7000 dollars per family.
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Omaha
J. C. Pennley
Penney Preres
Penney
Atomie Workers End Strike At Vital Construction Site
Leaders called unauthorized, AFL unionists ended a wildcat walkout as 4608 workers returned to their jobs at a major atomie construction project. Work resumed on projects valued at 260 million dollars after picket withdrawal by Local 818 of the Laborers and Hodcarriers union.
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Oak Rides
Tana
Bidiog'a- Reekives Atrike -Wh
Wnlon
AFL
Atomie Construction Projecta
Laborers and Hodcarriers Union
Transit Strike Ends and New Walkout Begins
The 41 day transport strike in Johnstown Pennsylvania ended restoring service to 150000 people while 96000 Columbus Ohio bus riders remained stranded as a new walkout hit. Mayor James A Rhodes had said union leaders would delay a strike, but the disruption continued to clog roads and back up traffic during rush hour. In Washington Owen Lattimore launched a bitter denunciation of accusers accusing Louis Budenz and Senator McCarthy of spreading lies for personal profit. He attacked McCarthy as a foe to his party and nation.
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Associated Press
Johnstown
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Lattimore
Washington
Owen Lattimore
Louis F. Budens
Wash
Lattmore
Budene
Benator McCarthy
Wisconsin
Russia
United States
McCarthy
Card of Thanks Croissant
I wish to thank all my friends and relatives who so kindly remembered me with flowers and wards annually during my recent illness. Mr. Jacob J. Croissant.
Freshmen runners and trades in a scattered sports roundup
A meandering 1930s sports roundup notes rising freshmen times in distance events, yearling sales by Lanny MacPhail, and potential trades. It mentions Pete Gallup and a 4 20.6 mile, Macaire’s best yearling time, John Munck’s freshman record, a track and field focus, and scattered baseball and football notes including Al Dark slump and Cornell spring practice.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
Baratogs
Brooklyn
Grane Rickey
John Blakup
Ohio TV
Bim Rup
Vapor Barriers Placed Inside Room Wall Surface
A note instructs that vapor barriers must be installed on the room side of the wall under the plaster lath or other interior finish.
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Fish
Peterson Chris P. Peterson
4Th St
Lena Peterson
Mise [Nga Peterson
Greeley
Naymon Peterson
Pan Mearally
Melvin Paterson
Tenvers
Macys
Linn Arove
Loveland Rd
Bakersfield
Cal
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Lovie
Louis
Chicase
Pittsburgh
Levea
Thermopolis White Water Racers
Robert
Harry Gold
Court
Lee G. Pratt
Ofes
Colorado
Tunior
Harold's 'Toxato
Hyfte's Clothiers
Bey Srance Serip Supply
Atomie
Jacob J. Croissant
Gilbert Bishop Drug Co
Jere
Rexchen
Aur Drugelst
Gillert Ishen
White Sox
al Dark
Braves
Low Perint
U. of Virginia
Cornell
Letty Tames
Hia
Reds
Harlingen
Tex
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wickland Motors Body Shop
7Th St. Ph
Worid
Pontiac
Amd
Pont
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