Keen rivalry in H contest over weekend
Six entries compete in Weld County 4H public speaking contest sponsored by the Greeley Jaycees with awards by the Jaycees. Speakers include Margaret Mosler and Georgy Lamb. the event at Meeker Junior High auditorium Friday at 2 pm with free admission. The one act play contest follows at 8 10 am. top three plays win ribbons and the state finalist goes to Fort Collins. Square dance contests Saturday at Eighth Avenue gym with 10 entries. top team advances to Fort Collins June 10.
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Buck Grove Tornado Kills Child in Iowa
A tornado struck Buck Grove in northern Grundy County Iowa destroying the farm community and killing Ruth Miller a year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller. Virginia 10 and David 6 were injured and taken to Waterloo hospital as extensive property damage and loss of ballots at the local polling place were reported.
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REA At Pine Bluffs Seeks 270000 for New Line Extensions
The Wyoming public service commission approved a 270000 government loan for Tural Electric Co. of Pine Bluffs to expand facilities in the estate area. The firm, serving Wyoming, northern Colorado, and western Nebraska, has contracted 82000 for new buildings and a garage at Pine Bluffs and 37 miles of extra transmission lines. Construction will begin after federal funds are released.
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Colorado
Nebraska
Ag Son Botha
Liquor Men Gift Provisions Spark Prosecutions Warning
Colorado official George J. Baker vows vigorous enforcement of liquor tax laws banning gifts to retailers. He cites long ignored provisions affecting advertising displays and relationships with taverns, package stores, and drug stores. Licensing chief Homer Buck Whiton will send warnings to all license boards urging legislative change if needed.
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Farmers Fight Sheriff Over Eviction At Widow's Farm
In Lapeer Michigan on June 2 a crowd of around 209 farmers and their wives confronted Sheriff Clark W. Gregory and Deputy Ronald Eddy as they attempted to serve an eviction notice at Elizabeth Stevens widow’s Beade farm. The officers were assaulted and forced to withdraw, reporting wind bruises and torn clothing, vowing to return. The dispute stemmed from a county tax default tied to a $171 assessment amid Missouri? insurance proceedings.
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Sterling Men Killed In Plane Crash Near Airport
Sterling Colorado June report identifies George B. Brown about 40, insurance agent, and Eugens J. Marquardt about 27, as the dead after a Piper Cub crash following a refueling stop at Sterling airport. Brown piloted the plane which caught fire, authorities said.
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Thornton Urges More Patrolmen
Governor Thornton called for increasing Colorado highway patrols citing rising highway use and population. He suggested adding 200 officers to the current force of 200, arguing more patrolmen would reduce automobile deaths by better weighing trucks and preventing road damage. He spoke after touring the Camp George Went patrol school near Golden.
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Big Potato Man Says Government Controls Will Cut Plantings
Alamosa Colo June 2 The manager of the San Lula Vale by Potato Administrative committee warned that removal of price controls is the only way to gain an ample supply of potatoes. Wilbur G Erickson said planting in the valley home of Red McClure is only a slight increase over the aggregate production last year. He claimed low service could be attributed to growers who are challenging price regulations and the parity formula.
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Rivers Flood Farm Lands In California
The Tule and San Joaquin rivers burst their banks near Corcoran and east of Tracy flooding about 28,000 acres of cotton grain and alfalfa land. Levees failed forcing some families to evacuate while floodwaters threaten years of farm production.
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Fred Belz to Head Kefauver Campaign for Colorado Yotes
Fred M Hetz Sr publisher Lamar Daily News longtime Democratic party figure named chairman of the Kefauver for president club of Colorado. Albert Dawkins Denver attorney elected as campaign director. Headquarters to be set in Denver. secretary and treasurer to be elected. Bets, an early Costigan supporter, notes internal party differences but Kefauver group will push Ben Kefouver for president.
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Senator Seaton Adopts Two More Children
New York June 2. Mrs. Fred A. Seaton of Nebraska asserts that two more adoptions make four total. Alfred Noble, 4, clutches a teddy bear and Monica Margaret, 4, holds two dolls as they arrive by plane at Idlewild from a Bavarian orphanage. The Seaton family previously adopted Donald and Christine, aged 9 and 9.
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Land Board Seeks Bids for Weld County Oil Leases
Colorado State Land Board will accept bids Wednesday on leases covering over 10 000 acres in northeast Colorado. The Jeans operation described by John J Syveater registers as the largest of its kind in the state though smaller than upcoming parcels in the Arkepaas valley. Bids target lands in Yuma Weld Logan Larimer and Philips counties with minimums set at 26 cents per acre per year for five years.
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Yuma County
Weld County
Logan County
Larimer County
Philips County
Winter Wheat Prices Slide to Record Lows in Trade
The 1952 winter wheat market extended losses with prices at new lows and nearby July and September contracts dipping further. Soybeans resisted sentiment but closed lower along with corn and rye. traders cited short-covering from previous week and holiday-related adjustments as influences on the day’s activity.
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Wyoming Black Growers Association Holds Cheyenne Meet
Cattlemen converge on Cheyenne for the 0th annual convention of the Wyoming Black Growers Association. Over 100 cattlemen and members of the Cows belles association expected for the event as participants arrive from northern and southern regions.
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Wyoming Black Growers Association
Merobera
Cows Belles Association
Sloca
Jet Plane Output Stalled by Strike
A wildcat strike at Republic Aviation halts output at the Farmingdale plant. Workers walked out today over pay and conditions, leaving management facing a stalled production line and potential losses for the factory.
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Out of Jet Glazes for Korea Tom
Workers at the plant faced a labor dispute as fewer than half the LLEM employees reported for day and night shifts. Strikers defied union leaders of the APL by refusing to work, halting machinery and delaying operations over wage and condition issues.
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LLEM
Lune
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Fall's Request for Ratio Time Denied
New York officials deny a request for ratio time amid ongoing disputes. The report notes confusion and unspecified appeals. Local authorities and a named official were not available for immediate comment.
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