Inter-City Play Opens Tonight in Northern Colorado
Intercity softball opens tonight across parks led by Forbes Field hosting Cheyenne Eagles as defending city champions. Greeley Merchanettes meet LaSalle in the Giria Intercity league opener, while Hyde's Clothiers travel from Greeley to LaSalle to face Norris Construction. National League sends Western Floor of Cheyenne to Fort Collins, Loveland to Windsor, and Greeley Wiks to Severance.
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Chuck Bollig
Greeley Softball Results and Upcoming Schedule
Greeley Softball scene shows Martin's Produce 16 Fronter Refinery 14. Juniior Optimiate 5 Century Music 1. Friday schedule lists Greeley Merchanettes LaBalle Wells Motor vs Cheyenne Bogies. Monday plans include Greeley Merchaneties versus Exhibition and Wells Motor against Sioux City. Willie Pep victory noted with heated boxing action and referee decision.
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Cardinals Tie Dodgers in 5-2 Win on Marion Slam
The St. Louis Cardinals seized first in the National League by defeating the Brooklyn Dodgers 5-2. Matty Marion hit a grand slam for St. Louis as Howard Pollet earned his first win of the year, scattering five hits over Brooklyn.
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Major Ss Maat 3 Results in 10-Inning Defeat
Major Ss Maat reports results across American and National Leagues with late innings decisive in several games. Ostrowski, Garver, and Moss anchored the AL clash. in the NL, Boston routed Pittsburgh, while Philadelphia and Chicago split. New York and Cincinnati battled to a seven-run tie. Brooklyn and St Louis closed with a nine-inning finish.
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Strike settlement reached between Tufted Prees and API union
Federal mediator J R Mattelbaum announced a formula to settle a two week old strike involving the Tufted Prees and the American Telegraphists union. The announcement followed negotiations in New York as of June 1.
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Braves Shellac Pittsburgh Nine In 14 Run Opener
Boston Braves pounded Pittsburgh 14 to 2 to hand the Pirates a ninth straight defeat. Sir Gordon hit his second grand slam of the year as Dob Hilfott added a third inning homer and Mel Queen pitched effectively. Wilcott tied for the NL home run lead at nine with his round tripper.
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Townsendites Demand 156 Month Pension Plan
At the 10th Townsend club convention in Denver, advocates pushed a Townsend plan for universal old age pensions. They called to repeal current Social Security provisions and fund $156 monthly pensions for those over 60 via a 3 percent business tax and a 3 percent tax on income above $3000. They claim 16 to 18 million could be eligible, with about $156 monthly entitlements.
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Maine Woman Senator Blasts Both Parties In Senate Row
Maine's Republican senator Margaret Chase Smith assailed both Republican and Democratic tactics over communism charges in government. She warned against smear campaigns and partisan fear, urging Americans to prioritize national unity over political division. She signed a statement with six fellow Republicans criticizing the conduct of both parties.
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Margaret Chase Elon
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Toth
McCarthy
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Sihith
Woh
Russia
America
Maine
Oil Imports Cost 25,000 U.S. Jobs Congress Is Told
Washington reports that cheap foreign oil has cost domestic producers 500 million dollars and laid off 23,090 oil workers in the last two years. Lawmakers heard coal also suffers from overseas competition with national security implications as House and Senate labor subcommittees study imports impact on railroads coal oil and mining industries.
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Johnson Pushes State Control For Rain Making Agency
Gov. Johnson proposes placing rainmaking efforts in Colorado under central state control via a new agency. He cites legal and technical problems and urges an advisory board under agriculture or Colorado A&M to coordinate requests and orders, with strict oversight.
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San Luis Valley Ships 15274 Cars
The San Luis Valley reports a record potato crop of 15,274 carloads the largest ever produced. The potato administration cites strong demand and seed improvements as reasons, with a goal to reach 20,000 carloads for Red McClures as growers push marketing and grading strategies across 40 states.
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Commilles
Holm to lead Colorado dairy groups in new post
Holm named executive secretary of the Colorado Dairy Products Association succeeding the late Ammen Tradshaw. He also becomes general manager of the Colorado American Dairy Association and executive secretary of the Wholegals Box and Poultry Dealers of Colorado, with ties to the Columbus milk distributors.
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Ward K
Russia's wheat offer could push U S prices in Europe
U S officials consider Russia's bid to sell large wheat quantities in western Europe via the United Nations Europe Economic Commission. The move could force price cuts or loss of Western markets, while the United States still prices wheat at the top of the international schedule. The issue ties to the 1953 wheat agreement, which assigns quotas to Canada, the United States, Australia and France. National Wildlife Week was proclaimed by F D R in 1948.
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Denver Writer Fowler to Enter Catholic Church
Denver native Fowler, author of Timberline and other works, will be baptized at Immaculate Conception Cathedral in Denver next week. He told the Register he long desired to join the true church and did not want a deathbed Catholic conversion, hoping to work for the church in the future.
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United Goord retcal company returns to Oresley
Geophysics specialist United Goord retcal compas, a leading figure in the field, has returned to Oresley with a large quantity of mex and cement and set up quarters in the Horace Maan building. The firm works for major oil companies on a confidential basis, with crew locations kept vague. Shell crews are reportedly dispersed across the county, which hosts large lease blocks. In Pueblo, 17-year-old Jack Chick suffered severe injuries in a Saturday horseback accident at Camp Carson and is hospitalized at St Marys. He is the Windsor grandmother Pearl Chick’s grandson and the son of Mr and Mrs Joe Chick.
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Shell
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Windsor
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Washing Chenille Spreads for Cleanliness and Care
The article advises washing chenille spreads promptly after they become soiled. It recommends short, frequent washings rather than long soaks and cautions against soaking the spreads. It emphasizes avoiding soaking to protect the fabric.
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