Krieger Wins Honorable Mention in Tribune Small Talk
Milton Harold Krieger received honorable mention in the Tribune Small Talk contest. He is the son of Harold and Mrs Krieger of 1018 4 Fifteenth Street born June 16, 1949. Judges Lealle O Lindow Laulae Miller and Eugene Waldmann selected top three and honorable mentions. Gary Lea Cleveland Linda Jeno Gibaon and Carvel Jean Roth earned prizes from Gardner's Barber's and the Martine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Harold Krieger
Tribune
Harold Kris
Fifteenth Street
Jerry Tammany
Milton
Gent
Kriegers
Telbuns
Anna Kay Hendrieson
Anna Kay Hendrieson and One To Win the Next Leave of the Tribune
Rutbette
Lealle 0
Lindow Laulae Miller
Eugene Waldmann
Gary Lea Cleveland
Linda Jeno Gibaon
Carvel Jean Roth
Gardner's
Barber's
Martine
Loveland and Eaton Population Shifts in 1950 Census
The 1950 census shows Eaton losing 50 residents to 1,272 in Weld County, while Loveland in Larimer County grows to 6,747 residents up 602 from 6,145, with dwelling units increasing to 2,022. Countywide figures note Washington and Phillips counties posting population changes, Akron county seat rising to 1,601 and Phillips County reaching 4,007. Dwelling unit counts rise across several towns, with Greenlee and surrounding areas displaying varied gains.
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Eaton
Loveland
Don McClure
Latrict Censis
Weld
McClure
Lover
Larimer
T McClure
Greeley
Kunmecaetlon
Fort Collins
McClurg
Washington
Phillips
Waalington
Akron
Popula Usor
Pillips County
Jar F
Veils
Ara Uy Com
Phillips County
Tlulyoke
Dod
Haxing
USA
Cheyenne Leader to Lead Jamboree Training Camp
Cheyenne executive G. H. Sirlen will supervise a two day jamboree training at Camp Bon Walt. Long Peak council executive El mer Geren and Ted Lloyd assist. Unit leaders and scouts from Cheyenne and nearby towns attend a similar event at Valley Forge Park. Washington State and University of Washington figures referenced in a garbled end note.
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Campy Bon Walt
G. H. Sirlen
Chayenne
Hoa
Elmer Geren
Long
Peak Council
Ted Lloyd
Taishorao
Valley Forse Fark
Wntt
Camp Boh
Penk Jamboron
Scout Wagirs
Uareld Holton
Greeley
Nd Les Coyle
Langmont
Hallawlig Agelstant
Kehara J. Lyman
Loveland
Llayd Nabraon
Fare Morgen
George Shutts
Nic Sloole
Cheyenne
First National Bank Offers $100 Bond to Soap Box Runner Up
The Flat National Bank awards a $100 bond to the runner up in the annual Soap Box Derby from this issue of the Daily Tribune. Last year’s bond winner was furl Hill Jr., defeated by Dunnery in the final race. The winner receives a trip to the national finals in Akron Ohio, with eight other minor prizes and three special awards noted. MacArthur appoints Russell Hale as head of foreign trade and commerce division. Hale is from New York. A man named Tuliah T. Levingon, 27, of Chicago, died suddenly while fishing on the Laramie River, about 85 miles northwest of Fort Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
Swan
Bonda
3Raeley
Tribune
Theyrolet
Vox Slerry
Furl Hill,Jr
Dunnery
Akeni
Ohio
Ode Zion
Fort Coliins
Jones
Tuliah T. Levingon
Chivagy
Thurs Uy
Laramie
Here
Two More Districts Vote for Dissolution in County
Two small rural districts Union 77 and Cotton Creek 47 near the Logan County line voted Monday to dissolve. Lodwick reported the areas are sparsely populated and have not been holding schools. The districts will be annexed to the Liberty No. 63 district, consolidating school governance across the area.
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Lodwick
Union
Logan County
Cotton Creek
Willig
Liberty
Distriet
Senate Passes Basing Point for Freight Rates
Washington reports the Senate approved a basing point system for freight charges and delivered prices amid a congressional dispute on wiring practices. The 42 to 57 vote signals a move to curb undercutting and align with national commerce laws, with President Truman yet to decide.
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Senate
Washington
Anatatolog
Leglalariom
Biatness Firma
Alsa
Trutt Man
Whit Ho Effeck
Dongins
Tang
MTA
Impelua
AFBF Official Discusses Farm Programs Here
An American Farm Bureau Federation executive addressed Weld County Farm Bureau members in Greeley. Fleming outlined farm program history and the Brannan plan controversy, noting broad agreement in 1928 era for farm adjustments and advocating parity at the market over subsidies. Delegates from all 15 counties attended.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
Federation
Roger Fieuting
Auld Fleming
Greeley
Aildre
Weld County Farm Bureau
Flauiine
Sam Busch
Galeton
Fleming Eald
Teaders
Fleming
Branwyn
Anid
American Farm Bureau Fedoration
Brannan
Indiaputsbie
United States
Farm Bureau
Kiwanis District Officers Meet To Plan Convention Here
Three Kiwanis district officers attended a Thursday night meeting at the home of John W. Alle nutt to plan the Rocky Mountain convention to be held here in September. Attending were Parl Rout governor Deaver, Cormack Denver secretary, Allbright Cheyenne convention chairman, and co chairs Chadwick with others coordinating arrangements. Howard Wells, president of the Kiwanis club, also attended as did committee members Willis and Wilts. The Rocky Mountain area includes Kiwanis clubs in Colorado Wyoming Nebraska South Dakota.
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Kiwanis
John W. Alle Nutt
Rocky Moutain
Aneeting
Blurray K. Willis
Lewis B. Wilts
Howard Wells
Fovat Clu
Ricky
Births and discharges mark May at Wall County Hospital
May at Wall County Hospital saw 113 births, 66 boys and 67 girls, down to 67 girls after one boy was stillborn. Administrator Henry 31 notes 500 patients discharged in May, with May 1960 hospital activity cited as evidence of community demand for a new facility.
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Pabtenssaymed
Wall County Hospital
Aslilliaen
Henry 31
Weld Carinty Hoapital Waa
Die Gross
Jeeaid
Tol
GHS Seniors Lead Packed Commencement at Gymnasium
Greeley High School held a packed Thursday night commencement in the Eighth Avenue gym. Principal Beard presented honors and scholarships to students including Jean Drake Peg Minor and Pat Minor. Senior readings, music, and poetry highlighted the program with awards for leadership, science, journalism, and athletic scholars.
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Mem MacArthurs
Fewhigh Achoas
Eighth Avenue Gymnasium
Our
Sim Trummond
Our Town
Flig Clasé
Cree
Endea
Greeley
Pat Miner
Solerancs
Peg ‘Miner
Mary Conner
Lila Artlolz
Martin Field
Bob Boulter
Dod McCormick
Tom Tse
Jim Overman
Ted Frilechal
Connin Greer
Jean Drake
The
High Light
Stinky
Wendell Kbeard
Gresley High
Denna Hendresthke
Gary
Wick
Joan James
Richard Rydberg
Patsy Selunietenknop
Beard
Peg
Pat Minor
Rach
CSCE
Acholavalilpa
Colorado State College of Education
Ophelia Gareia
Dorothy Jacobson
Marilyn Kent
Mary Connac
Theachal- Arshins
Callaga
Colorado University
Kathisan Ivars
Jack Stunkel
M. Tod
Wartburg Collare
Lows
Mary Eldred
Patricia Rogel
Norma Swanson
Parlane
Kembel
Insignia Day Honors At College Ceremony
Chlorate State students received special awards during Insignia Day at Gunter Hall. Dr W D Armentrout vice president presided over a colorful program with USC Menty and the scholarly class. Dr A F Zlamerman explained significance of the insignia as President Wile ila TR Tess presided over presentations. Gil bert Pause was installed as new associated student president, succeeding Jamey Matong ey. The senior class gift, a chronology hard to mine, was presented to SBipus at a central point. The calendar of student events for the week ahead was noted. Blue Key tapping closed the program under Verla Mickish with Frank Sajevic, Mina, Norman Smith, Severance, and James McClendon among honorees. The C&C concert band provided music. Awards included the Student Council Award presented by James Maroney to Ruth.
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Gunter Hal
W. D. Armentrout
Hie College
USC Menty
Wile Ila
Tess
Ung
Gilbert Pause
Port Lupton
Associated
Sonin Rantral Point
Inter
Blue
Verla Mickish
Herman Schillcroft
Park Morsan
Frégossinini
C&c
Ralph King
James Maroney
Ruth
Loveland Man Dies at Home on East Savonth Street
Tocob Horgenroler, 82, died at his Loveland home on East Savonth Street. He is survived by his wife. Funeral service will be held at the Garntian Congregation and entire of Traveland Monday afternoon. Vamnend's Mortuary of Loveland has the arrangements.
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Tocob Horgenroler
Savonth Street
Tlovainnl
Ts Witew
Finternt Servicon
Ontiren
Taveland
Loveland
Rain or Snow in East Colorado by Nightfall
Forecasters warn of rain and snow advancing across eastern and southern Wyoming into Colorado tonight and Sunday. Temperatures dip to the low 20s in higher elevations with lows in the 30s and 40s elsewhere, while a band of precipitation shifts eastward through the northern plains.
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East Colo
Denver
Wyoming
Colorado
Lander
Mounts In
Lendville
Graig
Montana
Idan
Nebraska
Pueblo
Volo
Wis
Baseball scores from a twilight doubleheader night
In the American League two ball clubs split in Twalee innings as Chicago trail New York, with a 63 2 1 tally. Scarborough and Mast pitched for Chicago while Rasch and Betray handled relief. In the National League Philadelphia traveled to Guenga and New York visited Cincinnati in mixed conditions with several games affected by wet grounds.
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Chicago
New York
Scarborough
Mast
Rasch
Cleveland
Boston
Alen
Detroit
Philadelphia
Louis
Washington
National League
Guenga
Cincinnati
Pitteburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Wight
Acheson Predicts Rise in Foreign Arms Costs
Secretary of State Acheson told Senate committees that the United States may need to raise foreign arms aid in coming years. He urged approving a $1,222,500,000 arms and program for the fiscal year beginning July 1, with $1,000,000,000 to NATO defense. He warned reductions are unlikely and suggested possible increased Western European aid if other powers do not curb aggression.
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Washington
Sule Acheson
United States
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Acheso
Congress
Acheson
W. Alexander Smith RN
Russia
Townsendifes To Crack Down on Candidates
Delegates at the tenth national convention of the pension-suckling ReOuT vow to back only representatives who push for Town gend plan. Chairman Torbart F. Haren urged support in Washington, as elderly delegates clamor for action rather than promises. The meeting aimed to influence both major parties and press for reforms ahead of congressional votes.
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Denver
Taos
Townsend Clubs
Bits Falls
Washington
Torbart F. Haren
Thay
Liberty Bell Program After Parade at 11 15
Liberty Bell parade forms Saturday morning at 11 15 at the Ford agency on Eighth Avenue and Twelfth Street. It proceeds to Lincoln Park with ceremonies led by John P F Remanaq master of ceremonies. The United States Savings Bonds drive is announced with readings by Charles Young and Mayor Price Hopkins. The Liberty Bell replica display and band performance follow, with Dr O M Dickerson named Weld County Savings Bonds chairman and Richard Kitchen as county choir leader.
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Liberty Bell
Ford
Eighth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Seventy Street
Ninth Avenue
Lincoln Park
John PF. Remanaq
Ceremoniea
United States Treasury
He Tey
Charles ¥. Young
Trinity
Ryigeapal
Miyor
Price Hopkins
Gianetal
Hou
Seana
Sava
Waan Th. Ross
Colonade
Cullase
Héycation
Tr. Rely Hing
Ron Ellunching
Progran Veterans of Morale Ways
Cuire
United States
O. M. Dickerson
Weld County Savings Bonds
Richard Kitchen
Minnequa Denied Cut in Rail Freight Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission refused a proposed rail freight rate cut for steel shipments from Minnequa Colorado to midwestern and western markets. The rule would have favored Minnequa producers over rivals in Chicago Duluth Kansas City and other cities, with broader regional impact.
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Minnequa
Iron and Steel Makays
Chicago
Duluth
Minn
Birmingham
Ala
Hess
JCC
Tex
Compromise Committee Okehs Ren
A fragmented report notes a proposed compromise extending federal controls for six months and allowing cities to delay by up to six months in 1981 if their budgets pass. The House vote on June 22 is described amid broader party and committee exchanges about control renewal.
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Washington
Jone
Sonale Brokhug Committee
Sonae
Santa Conmitttos
Wiens Aleap
Budley
Truitanade
Sonia Congrass
Controla
Honga
Andor Federal Collingsne - J
Atomic Artillery Shells Developed by United States
Washington reports the United States has developed artillery shells and atomic warheads for guided missiles. The information, tied to Secretary Johnson and President Truman, suggests tactical and strategic uses, with planners cautious about relying on atomic arms versus stronger conventional forces in Western Europe. The exact weapons are not fully announced. one is said to be air-transportable and the other potentially compact enough to be mounted on light aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Boyd
Washington
Pi—Pila
Atomic Wars
Te Tenge Secratory
Johnson
Truman
Amicans
Lauzad Agalnat
Europe
United States
Buriye
Frre Ik
Tissian
J. Lawton Collins
Collins
Weather Outlook for Friday Through Saturday
Local forecast shows mostly cloudy conditions with scattered showers mainly east of the divide. Cooler temperatures on Friday with winds increasing from the east. Friday night through Saturday includes partly cloudy skies west and showers south and east, with local frost possible Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divide
New Mexico
Wight
Plot Against General MacArthur Said Fake Plot
Major Willoughby said reports of a plot to assassinate General MacArthur were fabricated. He called the claim an absolute farce and said occupation headquarters does not accept it as guidance.
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MacArthur
Ger. Charing A. Willoughby
Cupient Decupation
Sinkla Claus” Willoughby
Tucarella
Pulica
Wim
Tor
Mal” Willoughby Anil
Regional Roller Meet Opens on Tulsa Rink
Regional roller meet kicks off at Tulsa rink with multiple teams and skaters entering. Competitors include local clubs and standout athletes as organizers prepare for a multi day event with events across divisions and age groups.
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Tulsa
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Mathleen Evans
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Marilyn
Loveland Man
Townsendifes
William Robert Gwanson
Screen Children’s Guild
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Robert W. Swanson
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J. S. Danley
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