Beet thinning urged for June fifteenth deadline
Report from June notes beet thinning operations in multiple districts led by John T. Edmiston manager of the Gletriers, with rain delaying some work but orange prospects for a better than average crop. Weather boosts and storage water concerns cited, plus NCAA playoff delay at Jackson Field and snow flurries affecting areas near Trail Ridge road.
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Greeley-Haren
Weelden
Wether
John T. Edmdnton
Gletriers
Eaton
Greeley
Edmiston
Nunn
Great Western
Public Service Company
Aky
Colorado State
Colorado A&m
Jackson Field
Aggies
Ainword
Hernesbure
Twins Born Girl at Home and Boy at Gary Hospital
In Gary Indiana a mother delivers twins at home and a boy later at Gary Hospital. Mrs. Mattern, recently moved from Czechostovskis, gave birth while alone with her 11-year-old daughter. Father Jaht Mattern returns to work at the bakery as doctors confirm both newborns and mother are well.
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Gary Hospital
Gary
Ind
Mary
Ann
MTB
Ittern
Imebant
Xing Idnell
Abe
Hin
Mattern
Thorn
Matetern
Tom, Jr
Husbard
Firemen's Mascot Smoky Now Stinky
Monticello New York reports the town's fire department considers renaming its mascot Smoky to Siluki. The dog mascot cowers at alarms, refuses to ride trunks, but acts as a watchdog. The tale notes Smoky’s timid reaction to a passing creature yesterday.
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Firemen
Monticello
N.Y
Fire Department
Smoky
Tres
Snow Blankets Southern Wyoming and Colorado Highs
A fresh snow spell covered Southern Wyoming with 6 to 8 inches in the Lander area and 2 to 4 inches across the eastern third of the state while Colorado saw snow above 8000 feet scattered over the front range. Temperatures dipped to near freezing, with Leadville at 7 degrees and Big Piney at 27. The Weather Bureau anticipated clearing skies by afternoon and a return to milder weather for Sunday across the region.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Zalu
Lander
Weather Bureau
Ite
Colorado Springs
Denver
Pueblo
Trinidad
Colorada
Leadville
Montana
Greeley Seniors Dominate Tulsa Roller Meet
Greeley Colorado skaters swept top honors at the Tulsa regional roller skating championships. Senior pairs Noreman Carroll Johnson Laney led with first place, while junior pairs Thomas Cowan Suean and Tommy, and juvenile pairs Gail Gitpon Janice Johnson captured titles. Greeley earned four firsts and four seconds as finalists advanced to nationals in Denver next month.
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Tulsa
Ome
Senor Courtome
J. W. Noreman, Jr
Patrick Carroll
Kenneth Johnson
Barbara Laney
Greeley
Colo
Gail Gibson
Jantca Johnson
Francis Bolen
Noterosa
Carroll
Thomas Cowan
Luean Cawan
Cheater Poremia
Phyl Ne Bulleigh
Denver
James Gelrdin
France Mardman
Robert Mann
Lois Decker
Ed Audet
Luella Williams
Colorado Springs Corp
Suean
Tommy Cowal
Gail Gitpon
Janice Johnson
Denver West
Six European Nations Agree To Pool Coal And Steel
Six European nations France Western Germany Italy Luxembourg Netherlands agreed to pool coal and steel production under a new high authority to foster peace and economic progress. Britain declined to join but would be kept informed while some sources predicted eventual participation. Negotiations set to begin June 16 to outline the pool details.
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Europe
France
Germany
Delrium
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Robert Schuman
Great Britain
London
Triute
United States
Thay
Britain
Muropa
Hritnin
Nadeen
Schuman
Hagland
Tegat
Georgetown Licenses Slots In Georgetown Colorado
Georgetown bars earned local licenses to operate slot machines with a 25 per month fee per machine. The board invoked the town charter over Colorado law, and state officials debated applicability. District Attorney Huckettal planned to review the action as law enforcement campaigns against slot operations continued in Clear Creek County.
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Georgetown
Colo
Jane I
Mountain
Horses
Colorado
H. W. Tuaddle
State Supreme Court
Clement Rhuckettal
Clear Creete County
Georgetown Voor
Fuerst Oil Well in Production West of Fort Morgan
The Fuerst oil well, about alx miles west of Fort Morgan in Morgan County, began production at 6 am Friday. Oil is being routed into storage tanks Marcus by the Oriental Hofluing Co of Denver. Owner Dr. W F Foerst of Gresley said a truck was sent to Thlea Ohls for production equipment, with production expected to rise after pumping starts.
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Fort Morgan
Wanton
Oriental Hofluing Company
Denver
WF. Foerst
Gresley
Thlea
Ohls
Morgan County
Fawnelip Tires
Dr. Faorat
Pints River OM Company
Faerat Sanid
Boulder Toll Road Manager To Get $6,000
The project manager for the Boulder-Denver toll road will earn 6000 dollars yearly. Highway Engineer Mark Watrous says selection soon, with a civil service plan for examinations in the highway department this fall. The manager may lead the toll road after opening, likely within a year. Also mentions ship model hobbyist Gauss Loper in Long Beach and Mrs Roosevelt’s Oslo trip with family.
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Denver
Boulder-Denver
Mark Watgons
State Civil Service Datamission
Highway Department
Watrous
Lim
Ald
Howard, Neeiles, Tammen
Bergendort
Sister of Mrs. Spear Dies in Omaha Nebr
The sister of Mrs. G Awbrey Spear of 1219 Crawford died Thursday in Omaha. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon. Surviving beside Mrs. Spear are three children George Fuller Sr a teacher at Iowa State Laurel Fuller assistant editor of Lieworoen’s page on the Omaha World Leader and Mary Allen a junior at Iowa State. Mr Fuller died two years ago and was vice president of the Federal Land Bank of Mata. Mrs Fuller a former Helen Uzzell was active in PEO and a graduate of the University of Wisconsin. She was daughter of a prominent Denver minister and pioneer seller.
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George Mr. Fuller
Omaha
Nebr
G. Awbrey Spear
Crawford
Mra. Spear
George Fuller Sr
Iowa State
Laurel Fuller
Lieworoen
Mary Allen
Fuller
Federal Land Bank of
Mata
Mra
Wisconsin
PEO
Puller
Helen Uzzell
Danver Mainister
Aeiler
10 More Will Be Hired for New Hospital
Henry H. Hill said Saturday the Wold county hospital will hire 70 more staff for the completed facility raising total employees from 169 to about 239. The expansion adds four switchboard operators, more aides, nurses, maintenance, dietary and housekeeping workers, with the laundry also adequate in the new funding. Construction remains planned near Bixt 7 West Th.
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Wold County Hospital
Henry H. Hill
Atl
FNL
Traffic Fatalities Climb In Colorado For Year
Dover June 3. Colorado's traffic death toll for the year rose to 127. Pauline Sanders, 26, of Yampa, died after being struck by a car while crossing Colorado 141 near Oak Creek. The driver was Charles T. Grob of Yampa. The patrol said she died at a local hospital.
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Dover
Colorado
Pauline Sanders
Volcano Erupts On Kona Coast Narrow Lava Flows Reach Sea
Heavy volcanic activity from Mauna Loa blankets Hawaii's Kona coast as lava covers hundreds of acres and flows toward the sea. Evacuations are ordered for several villages while observers describe the eruption as one of the most violent and rapid in memory with lava streams moving up to breakneck speed through towns and toward the coastal highway.
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Stan Carter
Kealake&na
Hawaii
Mauna Loa
Kona
Ray H. Finch
Hawaii Volcano Observatory
Ife
Thea Crater
Ita
Manne Tbs
Kau
Ardal Konapollea
Ifoun
Papa
Ts' Milath
Mauna Yon
Gon
No Decision on Narrows Dam Site Reached
Denver reports that studies of the Narrows dam near the Colorado river are underway but no final site decision exists. State officials emphasize balancing water rights, potential flood impacts, storage and reservoir capacity with federal funding and regional welfare considerations.
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Narrows
Denver
Serosa Bonth Platte River
Rork Morgan
Narrows Dam
Clifford H. Stone
Water Board
Stone
Water Boach
Reclamation Bureau
Colorado
Colorado Water Conservancy District
Hie
Sis
Derby Car Seat Back Reminder From Gr.
In a May issue of the Gresley Daily Trib Sackdwarts Chevrolet race coverage officials urge builders to install a hinged or removable seat back for safety and inspection. The note stresses the importance of a sturdy design for the 150 mile event and notes inspection rules.
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Gresley
Greeley Guard Units to Attend Camp Carson Training
Col Donald L Stewart commands the 157th Infantry second battalion units from Greeley to attend the annual Sun day summer training encampment at Camp Carson starting June 21. Headquarters and headquarters company will send four officers and 20 enlisted, Company E six officers and 82 enlisted, and the medical company one officer and 10 enlisted. The battalion includes companies from Greeley Boulder Longmont and Fort Collins with about 1 800 guardsmen. The encampment features advanced field training using modern weapons and night maneuvers under Col Robert Charlton with combat veteran instructors and contingents from infantry armor artillery and engineers. Off duty athletics and entertainment are planned.
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Donald L. Stewart
157Th Infantry
Ila
Greeley National Guard
Ory
Camp Carson
Gree
Louis QO. Bechthall
Howard W. Tre. BO
Richard C. Grover
Greeley
Boulder
Longmont
Fort Collins
Houta
High-Pressure Pump To Supply Area From 18th to 23rd Streets
A new 150-horsepower high pressure pump will be installed at the Greeley Reservoir this Monday to boost water pressure between Twentieth and Twenty third streets. The project aims to alleviate long standing low pressure due to slight grade differences. The system connects with the 204nd main on Twentieth Street and includes two relief valves at Tenuta Avenue and near Bright Avenue to regulate pressure.
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Greeley
Twentieth Street
Pressura
Tata
Tenuta Avenue
Twenty-third
Twenty-fourth
Bight Avenue
Mauna Loa Erupts Dramatically With Widespread Lava Flow
Mauna Loa unleashed a spectacular eruption on Friday sending a fiery lava river down its slopes for 16 miles, engulfing parts of villages and fronting highways. The lava covered about 60 square miles, with roads cut off and residents evacuated or rescued. no casualties were reported.
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Mauna Lipa
Wittroates
Volonna
Indean
Milali
Liberty Bell Replica Opens and Bond Drive Begins
A Liberty Bell replica unveiling marked the start of a 150 US savings bond drive in Lincoln Park led by Dr. Wilkin ft Kens of Colorado State College of Education. A parade through the business district followed, with the Ford Motor Co. trucks promoting the drive and local officials introducing bond chairs.
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Wilkin Ft. Kens
Colorado Iste College of Education
Br. Ross
Lincoln Park
Dr. Rosa
Lineola Park
Ross
Citem
CSCE
Ralph [King
Eee
Weather Tornt for 24 Hours Ending Saturday a.m.
Weather forecast summarizes scattered precipitation across regions. Colorado reports occasional rain or drizzle east and patchy showers west with generally fair late Saturday night and Sunday. Wyoming notes rain Saturday morning, with overall fall conditions Saturday night and Sunday. Mexico predicts partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday with showers, thunderstorms, and mountain cooling north, east, and southwest sections.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Mexico
Major League Baseball Scores and Weather Impacts
Sports brief covering scattered MLB results from the National and American leagues, with incomplete box notes for Philadelphia Chicago and Cleveland Boston Detroit St Louis and New York games. It notes rain postponements at Brooklyn and St Louis and a two car accident near Weld County Hospital, with local hospital update.
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Major League Baseball Associated
National League Reston
Fittsburgh
Bogue
Coopery Dickson
Lombardi
Worla
Queen
McCullough
Muelter
Philadelphia
ONI
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LON Inc
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Sene
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Bade
Volwetie
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Bearden
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Zoldak
Mogan
Darnall
Papal
Webbotta
Detroit
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Robinson
Shanes
Wray
Guerra
St Louis
Washington
New Yorke
Cain
Malone
Byrne
Norra
Phelps
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