Adams Explains Withdrawal of Bids for Pipe Contract
General superintendent CNyal Adana explains that the Thomsen Pipe and Steel contract was withdrawn after city officials reviewed estimates for 24, 36, 27 and 50 inch pipe. Three firms—Thompson, Lock Joint Pipe, and Armco Drainage—were considered as bids, with council actions and legal questions following the May meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnyal Adana
Prider
Thomsen Pipe and Steel Company
Furulen Pipe
Adamn Buld
Thompson
Lock Joint Pipe Company
Armco Drainage and Metal Products, Inc
Thompson Company
Cornnell
Adam
Kalk
Robert M. Gilbert
Q. TH. Garret
Thomtyson Company
Leter
Gibert
Nlatutes
Contreet
Whempcon
Counci
Guy
Mort Batch
Whlen A
Western Powers Weigh 25000-Strong German Police Force
Western powers discuss a proposal to form a central police force of 25,000 in Western Germany. Burglars struck twice at Sam Schutaiai’s service station last week, taking 118 cash. A window sign and a spotlight on safes framed the heist. The Smoke State Building in New York reportedly rises to 105 stories.
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Germany
Washington
Los Angeles
Sam Schutaiai
Smoke State
New York
Loving memories mark hearts of Garcia Bebeller Stevens and Kerens family
Memorial notices honor Frank R. Garcia Harold Bebeller Fred Stevens and Delia Kerens. Wives daughters and children recall 13 3 1 years since passing. Messages express deep regret and enduring love with heartfelt memories and prayers.
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Gana Hs
Frank R. Garcia
Fadiy
Frances Garcia
Walter Clay Drafted by Browns in wartime era
Walter Clay of CU, a wartime football standout, was drafted by the Cleveland Browns. The pick followed NFL officials distributing contract rights to veterans from three teams of the old All-America conference. Clay had returned to professional play after service and had led the Los Angeles squad in the All-America circuit.
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Philadelphia
Walter Ulns
Colorado University
Cleveland Browns
Clay
Browns
NFL
Benleliot
He Wan & Mather
Los Angeles
Senators Question U S Arms Aid to Europe
Senator H Alexander Smith and Knowland pressed for a breakdown of how the 3.22 billion dollar foreign arms outlay is spent and what Europe has already built. Secretary Acheson warned the alliance remains far from secure and hinted aid levels may rise in coming years as Johnson prepares for hearings.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Julie
State
Defense Departments
America
Gellio
Gant
Western Burone
Alexander Smith
Knowland
Acheaan
Senate Foreign Relations
Armed Services Committees
North Atlantic Alliance
Questiny
Smith
Achowon
Hama
Hin
Swit
Tenowland
Johnson
House
Acheson
Crommelin Promoted to Rear Admiral Navy List
Capt John G Crommelin praised for war service and decorations will be promoted to rear admiral on the retirement list after review by Navy Secretary Matthews. The announcement follows Crommelin's combat record and honors.
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Washington
John G. Crommelin
Navy
Matthews
Crommelin
Hind
Bedding Health Protection Tags Explain Color Codes
The article explains state tag colors on bedding items indicating health and sanitation status. White tags show new material, yellow green and red indicate varying levels of reuse or unknown contents, and sterilization is required for items with certain colors. Regular inspections ensure proper tagging by manufacturers. Rocky Ford principal resigns after 20 years. family plans move to Hiawatha Kansas. Security markets closed for daylight time. Canada and commodities largely halt trading.
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State Department of Public Health- Las
Ania
Bentlatton Division
Portland Population Rises To 370 257 In 1940 Census
Portland Oregon shows a 21 percent gain since 1840 with the 1940 census listing 370 257 residents. The article notes growth and compares to earlier figures, reflecting urban expansion in the era. It also mentions a London diplomatic health update for Ernest Nevin, a 63 year old British envoy, who underwent a second operation in two months and is reported in satisfactory condition.
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Portland
Ore
Shine
Bevin
London
Ernest Nevin
Poveiyn
Tadil
Good Fishing in Indiana Kawamin Observer Ad Notice
An OCR fragment from Indiana references the Kawamin Observer announcing advertising and news items. The door is open but publisher Tayon is absent. The weekly paper will close June 1 while the office remains accessible for ad work and notices.
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Kewami
Sime
Kawamin Observer
TH Tayon
Ana
Ti Observer
Balrons
Deficit May Be Less Than Govt. Has Anticipated
Washington reports the federal deficit for the 1950 fiscal year may be about 1.4 billion dollars under the administration forecast, with a possible drop to near 3 billion. By May 1 spending appeared behind April estimates, while revenues rose modestly, signaling a tighter year end than predicted.
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Govt
Charles Molony Washingston
Treasury
Elnne
Budget Bureau
Sit Uw
Truman
Bualveus
Housing Office Faces Serious Personnel Cut
Oscar G Abern regional housing expeditor in Chicago says budget shortages force staff cuts across the rent office. He notes 2778 employees receive reduction notices with some withdrawn by June 30 and skeleton crews remaining. Greeley office staffing effects are uncertain but offices will stay open.
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Oscar G. Abern
Chicago
Ins
Ahern
Office of Housing
John
Iowa
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Lakeecounty
Indiana
Greeley
Rene
Riddell Funeral To Be Held Monday
Funeral services for Hany Tid dell 73 of Windsor will be held Monday at 2:30 p.m. at Blythe mortuary Fort Collins with Reverend Vernon Howes of Windsor’s Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be at Grand View cemetery Port Col l. Born January 12 1877 in Denver he attended Colorado A and M but was injured on hazing day preventing completion. He homesteaded southwest of Windsor in 1906 then moved to Windsor’s Bank hotel in September. A brother Harvey Riddell field man for Great Western Sugar and a sister Mrs Fannie Duck in Kansas are noted as deceased. November
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Hany Tiddell
Windsor
Windsor’s Bank Hotel
Harvey Riddell
Great Western Sugar Company
Fannie Duck
Kansas
Trade II Rumors Hint Reds Acquire Big Name Pitchers
Daily News sports writer John Carmichael predicts the Reds will send two top eight pitchers to the Dodgers in exchange for infielders and outfielders. He cites a package including Bobby Morgan or Eddie Mikaia and several prospects from Montreal, with possible departures from Brooklyn.
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John Carmichael
The
Daily News
Rede
Ewell Blackwell
Hermat
Sn Tioward Fox
Dodgera Tou
Carmichael
Tive Gourres
Reds
Bobby
Morgan
Eddis Mikaia
George Bmess
Montreal
Bob MiNtkéa
Turk Lown
Anteher
Jack Banta
Hex Barney
Flatbush
Two Men and Woman Escape Georgia Officers
In Calhoun Georgia a red haired scar faced woman and two armed men reportedly slipped from pursuit after a lengthy manhunt. They fled in a stolen 1948 Dodge truck and were last seen near mountains and lumber yards. Police noted a watchman’s fear and a near overturning escape, while Tennessee officers identified the male fugitives as William J. Parker and Fred Scraggine, with Parker wanted on multiple burglary counts.
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Calhoun
Georgia
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Dodge
Tennessee
Georgis
Kita
Ed Norton
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Jie
Norton
Air Mount
Tennessee Parrolmen
Wiliam J. Parker
Huntevilla
Ala
Fred Scraggine
East Brainerd
Tenn Hay
Parker
Fire destroys Sl Lake apartment building
Fire in the basement of a Fifth West and North Temple building housing a food market frozen foods plant drug store and cleaning establishment destroyed the Sl Lake apartment block leaving forty occupants homeless after a 40 minute alarm. Damage was estimated at 600 000 by a local official. Nearby Montana report notes a wolf chase in Glacier Park.
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Bat Lake Ony
Fifth West
North Temple Atreste
Two Men Sought After Cheyenne Taxi Robberies
Cheyenne police warn of two suspects in back to back taxi robberies. One thief, about 20, six feet eight inches tall and 140 pounds, fled after stealing a cab on Friday night. A second man wore overalls and a jacket. both cars were later found abandoned near the city limits.
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Greeley
Cheyenna
Wyom Ing Rity
Tha Frontier Cafe
Cheyenne
Yma Tobloth
Manne
Frederick and Grover Must Settle Title at Home Due to Rainfall
The first annual state high school baseball tournament concluded in a washout as rain halted key matches. Final decisions on the AA title may come Monday at Denver, with Sunday as the likely deadline. The B final between Frederick and Grover was to be played at a finalist’s home field if feasible, per officials.
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Frederick
Grover
Colorado Springs
Uas
W. H
Brick” Preston
Wie
Colorado Springs High School
Denver
Puebla Central
Graver
Preston
Veterans face extension limits on World War II term insurance
Washington notes veterans asked by the Veterans Administration to extend World War II term insurance to 1962.5. Those insured since 1940 would exhaust the 13 year term plus two extensions. those insured since 1946 would end in 1962. Harold Brining warned Congress that failing to enact a third extension would burden veterans and the government. The second extension raised premiums. another extension would raise them further. Converting to permanent insurance keeps premiums lower but fixed. Over 8,000 veterans still hold unconverted National Service Life Insurance and about 2,000,000 have converted to other forms.
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Washington
Juin
Cosreas Als Ae
Veterans Administration
Harold W. Braining
Monal
Coveress
Weurance
Udeconverted National Service Life
BearAggie Game Postponed to Monday
The district N.G.A.A. Haneball playoff between Colorado A&M and Colorado State at Jackson Field was postponed to Monday at 1:00 pm. If needed, a doubleheader will be played Monday after Colorado A&M won game one by 8-2 at Fort Collins. The note mentions William Henry Harrison as governor of Indianmvert.
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Harry Wise
Colorado State
Colorado A&m
Tella Ben Crelth
Aggies
Drelth
Montay
Omaha
Nebre
N.G.A.A
Haneball
Jackoom
Colorado A, & M
Colorad State
Jackson Field
Colorado A. &M
Walloping
Bears
Fort Collins
Pope Pius Warns of Burning War and Global Unity
Pope Pius warned of a burning war and urged a united world coalition of all people of goodwill. He called on delegates of the Interel Congress of Racial Studies to unite for a common effort to end the cold war’s ruinous impact and address mass suffering from unemployment and poverty.
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Valloat
Pius
Interel Congress of Racial ‘Studies
Vas’ Fasion
Tora
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Boro
Littown
Honvet
Earth
Delia Kerens
Wise
Walter Clay
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Caledonia, Mich
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Jean Dreytus-Grat
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Frank Conrland
Rocky Ford High School
Hiawatha
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Canada
Chinuga Board of Trade
Mailern Sesance
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Flist Industrial Bank
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Jack Sherrod
Tulsa
Okio
F. B. Apperson
Dallas
Mr. Trouble
George Witener
Lights Up
Bellout Park
Ford
Canon City
Louis G. Richardson
Jefferson County
Peter Overhauslig
Arthur Swede
Carfa
Th Ave
Sl Lake
Apt
Weet Glacier
Mont
Lowboy
McFarmed
Quarter Circle Ranch
Glacier Park
Dave Stimson
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Pension Plan
Iternational Harvester Co
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Hacvaster
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers-Ue
Greeley Widg. Res
Tom
Wiliam Henry Harri Iet
Indianmvert
Tory
Wickland Motors
Pope Pius
Mac
McCarty
13Th Ave
Squier’ Bale
bin Eee
Greeley Board of Realtors
Multiple Listing Association
Realtors
Ben Armitage
B. L. Brooks
Tay Campbell M. M. Carpenter
Vred_Dobson
Hdl
Folbrecht
M. Be, Hagan Arthur Harry
R. L. Johnson Burgess Joyner
Sam King
Bob Law
Fred McCrory
Elmer Moore
Don Neet Lysle Percy
Tom Opdyke
Orville Ruler
Jim Shaw
Stan Smith
Jim Summers
Welah_ & Anderson
Toby R. P. Wheeler
Taleamen
Weld County
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