Reclassification of Dryland Urged at Denver Talks
The Great Plains Agricultural Conference urged a broad land classification study to reduce drought damage. In a 19 page report issued after a three day session, officials said primary responsibility for land use rests with owners and operators while federal agencies should aid disaster loans. The gathering of agricultural experts from land grant colleges and federal agencies met with leaders from ten Western states and Agriculture Secretary Henson.
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Denver
Great Plains Agricultural Conference
Conference Ag
Natura
Atricken Plaina
Gavarode
Western States
Agriculture
Henson
One Man Dead on Indian Reservation Near Bayfield
La Plata County Coroner said Allen Naranjo died after a sharp instrument pierced his heart during a confrontation near his brother’s ranch on the Southern Ute Reservation about 27 miles southeast of Durango. His brother-in-law Jay Good and Lawrence Sweety were being sought. earlier, trainer Larry Weaver was cut and Naranjo’s death followed a fight near the Bayfield area between midnight and 1 am.
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Durango
Here
la Plata
BRTL
Downing
Allen Naranjo
Larry Weaver
Ignacio
Alo
Weaver
End Narapjo
Con Yeraing
Bayfield
Jay Good
Gould
Lawrence Sweety
Good
Neranio
Ralph D. Graham
Yélva Good
Nazabo
Sac Is
Alnter
Naranjo
Thuredas
Maxwell Testifies in His Own Defense
In U S District Court Maxwell a former Leadville police captain told jurors he fired at Camp Hale Corporal Leon Elmore during a traffic stop after being ordered by superiors to force the man away. He described calling military police, a warning shot, and seeing Elmore wounded as blood flowed from his forehead.
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Denver
T. Garath Maxwall
Leadville
U.S
Stanley J. Morud
Elmore
Morud
Camp Hate
Maxwell Wald
W. G. Rittmayer
Chie
Pee Wee
Rittmayer
Maxwell Aid
Maxwell
Senate panel delays Kell's Canyon dam decision
Washington Senate Interior Subcommittee postponed action on a bill to authorize federal construction of a high dam at Hell's Canyon until next Wednesday. Chairman Anderson of New Mexico cited several questions raised during hearings and committee members as the reason for the delay, including issues over downstream flow and downstream rights.
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Washington
Senate Interior
Hells Canyon
Anderson
Renomen
Planning Board Approves 2 More Subdivisions Here
The city planning commission approved two subdivisions and referred a setback petition on Thursday after a failed Wednesday session. The Lundvall subdivision, about 160 acres two miles west of the city reservoir along Twentieth street, plans homes on 224 lots, a seven acre park, and a shopping center. The Spider’s subdivision at Second Street and Twenty third Avenue contains about 15 lots. A 12 foot setback was approved for the Weslyan Methodist building at Ninth Avenue and Twenty fourth Street, with property owner notices required within 150 feet.
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Andy Gurler
Lundvall
City
Twentieth Street
Lola
Spider's
Second Street
Twentythird Avenue
Weslyan Methodist
Ninth Avenue
Twenty-lournaaires
Reds Forecast More Airmen Free by Reds
Lt. Roland W. Parka, one of four U S jet pilots freed from Red China, predicted the Communists may release 11 additional U S airmen. He said Reds were building up the B29 crew for a release like the four fighters near Hong Kong. Parka noted the 14 men can write home now, a sign of softened treatment, and linked it to a possible broader policy of favorable publicity. The four pilots, including Edwin Heller and Capt. Narald Fischer, were reunited with families in a tearful meeting aided by the Air Force.
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Honglulu
U. S
U.S
Air
Mateland
Parks
Ofisha
le Col
Edwin Heller
Wynnewood
Narald F. Fischer
Shea City
Iawa
Lyle Cameron
Lincoln
Neb
Poe
Pitcha
Ater
Reds
Parke
Silver Springs
Montgomery, Ala
Kilmer F
Liewel
HDC Installs New Officers At State Convention
More than 200 officers and delegates attended the lon gassem of the 39th Colorado Home Demonstration Council convention in Steamboat Springs. W B Morgan president of Colorado A M College delivered the keynote. Newly installed officers include Mrs. Tlosd Williams Steamboat Springs Mrs. Mirs M Craig Craig Mrs Jono Revert Burlington Mrs R Af Chandler Hugo Mrs Earl teary Vesperns and Mrs Plate Craig Orange. Roy M Cleere director of the State Health Department attended.
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Steamboat Spr
Colorado Home Imonstration Council
W. B. Morgan
Colorado A&m College
Thursdas
Mra Lawl Edmundson
Wateenburg
Prealdene
Tlosd) Williams
Steamboat Springs
Mra
Mirs M. Craig
Craig, Mee
Jono Revert
Burlington
R. Af
Chandler
Hugo
Rarl Teary
Vesperns
Plate Craig
Orange
Ell
Vies
Ir Roy M. Cleere
State Health Department
One-Armed Man Steals Denver Police Car in Joyride
Kenneth Townsend a 43 year old released from City Jail in Denver led officers on a high speed chase across eastern Colorado stealing a Denver police car. He drove 90 miles per hour through Limon Lowry Air Force Base and Aurora before being captured near Bennett after a station attendant reported a man in the patrol car. Townsend released from jail for drunkenness earlier the day, faced no court action and was pursued by state troopers after leaving Denver.
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Denver
Colorado
Limon
Atral
Kenneth Townzend
Limes
Townsend Wrat
Lowry Air Force Base
Aurora
Golfax Avenue
Townzend
Bairg
Atendant
Bennett
Here
Howard Nerdahl
Mation and Ward
Guy Miles
State Patrol
Townsend
U. #40
Milen
Denver Jall
Nerdahi
Elde
Dynamite Protects Uranium Claims in Kern River Canyon
In California, 2914 acres in Kern River Canyon opened for uranium claims at 10 am. Mines Mir jacio and Kergen planned dynamite charges on 20 claims to deter claim jumpers as 1000 prospectors gathered, with 53 deputies and volunteers guarding the site overnight. No immediate disorder reported.
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Kern River Canyon
Horo Hot Springs
Calif
Prisoy
Uniqne
Mirjacio
Kergen
Atraiexy
Miracia
Kergon
California
High Sierra
Bakersfield
Newamen
Armas
Parsons
Parsons Spent the Night At the County Recorder's Office
Clarence Bruce
Long Beach
Caiit
P.m
Sheriff's
Drilling Reports from Weld County Wells and Tests
Reports from Weld county describe multiple drilling efforts by Lyons, Utah Southern Oil, and Crown Oil in eastern and northeastern Weld. Wells include Lyons No 1 in several spots with tests at various depths, no show on top sands, and coring activity. Mortenson No 3 jr in Stoneham district. State No 1 in Valery field. and a 348 barrel day pump test in Battle Canyon field. Companies Lyons, Utah Southern, Crown Oil, Chicago Corporation, and Republic Natural Gas are active with locations and depths noted.
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Sander No
John Son
Pleasant Valley
Greeley
Lyons
Weld County
Thomas
Denver
Lyona
Brighton
Swswne
Lyonsa
Thomas Wagner
Utah Southern Oil Company
Stoneham
Io Ln
Ray Campbell
Mac Bickling
Valery
Morgan County
SENW
Edaker & Wilson Drilling
Crown Oil Company
Williams
Masters
Chicago Corporation
Republic Natural Gas Company
Coriog
Lyons Aand Ia
GM Tops Ford in UAW Contract Talks Says Detroit Times
Detroit Times reports GM topped Ford in early contract talks with the CIO United Auto Workers near the deadline. GM reportedly offered higher pension increases and a larger annual improvement factor, while Ford’s counter included a similar 5 cent improvement and worker stock option ideas. Both sides held separate caucuses as negotiations neared a possible settlement. GM and UAW talks were set for 1 p.m.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
General Motara Corp
General Motors
the Times
Gxt
Stork
UAW
Saich
heKotias
Wallin Named Successor to Roukema as City Official
Robert E. Wallin of Greeley succeeds Pete Roukema as city fining mapector. Wallin, Minnesota native with 18 years in construction, has served as contractor, construction engineer, foreman, and chief held engineer. He is married with children, a First Baptists church trustee, and former sub sena committee member. The piece notes U.S. ship transfers to Korea as part of a broader defense logistics update.
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Robert E. Wallin
Greeley
Pelm Roukema
Roukemas
Absetica
Wallin
Minnesota
Renta
Alec
Gusher Iforeman
Area-En- Wueer
Firat Baptial Church
Eub Senat
Craft
Light Shower Events and Weather Update Near Greeley and Northern Colorado
Light showers and sprinkles were reported around Kersey and Gilcrest on Friday morning as a moving cloud system passed northeast of Greeley. The Great Western Sugar factory at Erton reported no damage or hail, while Fort Collins saw hail noted by some observers. Thunderstorms and hail were scattered across northern Weld and surrounding counties, with reports of hail in Nunn and Sherman Hill areas. Western Colorado and western Wyoming faced frost warnings as cold air moved in from Nevada and Utah, with warnings of dipping temperatures into the 20s to 30s and unsettled forecast for Friday.
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Greeley
Kersey
Brebe
Gilcrest
Platte Vile
Jonistown
Great Western Sugar Company
Gill
Grenley
Gredley
Hall
Grover
Erton
Wind County
Nunn
Sherman Hill
Gresley
Denver Uy
Colorado
Wyoming
Fort Coiling
U. S. Weather Bureau
Fort Collins
Hook River
Medicine Bow
Granite Canyon
Cheyenne
Gareamie
Rock Springs
Mooreroft
Cody
Lander
Fort Bridger
Nevada
Utah
Fonicada
Nebraskan Panhandle
Girl Saves Her Small Brother Bitten by Snake
ARUSH Colo UA-Stella Swires showed courage when her 4 year old brother Jona was bitten by a rattlesnake. With her parents absent, Stella used a suction cup and tourniquet kit to draw out venom and rushed him to Brush hospital where doctors credited her bravery.
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Girl
Arush
Colo. UA
Stella Sciren
Alen
Eanenen
Colorado
Stella
Leroy
Amelia Swires
Pat
Bwirea
Swires
Statin
Jona Swiren
Denver
John
Brush
Ote
Pike’s Peak Roads Open For Season In Colorado Springs
COLORADO SPRINGS. Both the fast highway and the cog railway to the summit of 14 110 foot Pikes Peak were opened Thursday for the season. Patrol supervisor Larre said crews faced drifts 10 to 12 feet deep in pinning their way to the summit on the high way.
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Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak
Hon Larre
Frites
Jap Brewers Strike Hurts Tokyo Production
Workers at Japan's three major breweries launched a Friday A hour strike in Tokyo halting production. They demand wage increases and better pay.
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Tokyo
Japan
Gold Is Awarded Five At City Hi Graduation
Thousands of LaHorera attend graduation at City High in the Eighth Avenue gym. Five seniors receive Gold Gs for scholarship and leadership: Wayne Bechthold for joint honors but off to West Point. Jenne Dale with half tuition to the University of Denver. Mary Miller earns joint honors and a full tuition option. Douglas Benton and Karen Gilbert receive Gold Gs for leadership with further scholarships. Each student’s family details and next plans noted. ceremony conducted by Principal Henry C. Sensen.
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Wayne Bechthold
Jeannette Dale
Mary Milter
Douglas Benton
Karen Gilbert
Greeley High
Eighth Avenue
Thunday Night
Bechthald
H. L. Bechthald
Sixteenth Avenue
West Point
Mise Dale
Phil Dale
Ninth Avenue
University of Denver
Misa Biller
David Miller
West Lane
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Atase
Benton
W. H. Benton
Route One
Greeley
Atate Elka
University of Colorado
Gilbert
C. C. Gilbert
Fourteenth Avenue
Ellis
C. O. Plumb
Tableau Panel Honors City High School Commencement
Greeley high school held its commencement in the Eighth Avenue gymnasium before a capacity crowd, presenting diplomas to 215 seniors the fifth largest in the school's history. Dr. Leslie K. Grimes gave the diplomas, C. Ray Kiley conferred them, and prelude honors included a table program themed We Face the World with ten speakers and a Commonwealth of students performing.
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Greeley High School
Eighth Avenue
Lesiie K. Grimes
Sch
C. Ray Kiley
District Six Board of Education
Henry Jensen
Douglas Renton
Ann Gold
Wis Health
Kermit Peters
Man and the Atom
Jim Kadlecek
Mary Miller
Man
Universal Peace
Mina Terry
Miss Cook
Shayon Terry
Raquel Cook
Arthur Bary Held for a Petty Theft
Arthur Bary, free on $20,000 bond pending an appeal of his prior conviction with six other alleged Coramunlet Leaders, was arrested Thursday on petty theft charges at Denver Dry Goods Co. He left the store without paying a $20 spark cost, was turned over to Denver police and then to City Jail, posting $200 cash bond. Bary declined comment on the arrest. He and others were convicted in C. S. District Court May 2h of conspiring against the government.
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Jenver
Arthur Bars
Denver Dry Goods Co
Bary
Denver Polite
City Jar
British Rail Strike Stalls After Six Days of Talks
London reports show a nationwide railway walkout entering its sixth day with no progress. Industry plants lack materials and warehouses are full as talks between the Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen and the Trades Union Congress break down. Labor Minister Bowman Mnankon said leaders left without agreement.
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London
Ita
Iehar
Indusirisl Planta Wern
Istiking Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
General Purposes Committee
Trades Union Congress
Tnp
Walker Moanekion
Housing Bureau Seeks Apartments for Students Families
The Housing Bureau at College needs more apartments and house help for married students and their families arriving for the gym season. Growing student numbers mean increased demand and some single rooms are already filled. Contact the bureau at extension 2006, Room 21 in Fra lee Mall, for housing options and summer classes at Colorado State College of Education begin Monday with two week courses and afternoon sessions.
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Wrenn
Ralph KE
Harxraye
Repma
Homer
Fralee Mall
Colorado State College of Education
Misses Curve Wrecks Car Near Linn Grove Cemetery
Shirley Aydrett 20 of 245 Flint Street Greeley lost control of a 1944 Mercury while speeding west near Linn Grove Cemetery. The car traveled 550 feet, struck mailboxes and a highway sign, toppled a fence and snapped a power pole. Heth Copeland 19 of Kersey sustained a cut above the eye and was treated at Weld County General Hospital. Vehicle damage estimated at 70 dollars.
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Heth Copeland
Kersey
Ait
Shirley Aydrett
Flint Street
Greeley
Linn Grove
Will Kagohara
Mercury
Greeley School Year Ends With Noon Friday
Greeley public schools wrap up the 1951-52 year with approximately 4,500 pupils enrolled. Classes ended at 2 p.m. Thursday, teachers to prepare report cards, and students planned to return Friday 1:30 to 2 p.m. for pick up. Commencement for Greeley high on Thursday night. Meeker junior high held promotions Tuesday. The year totaled 180 days, four quarters of nine weeks each.
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Greeley Public Achnols
Greeley
Tenamen
Échor
Enape
Al_ Greeley
Grand Jury Quizzes Clinton Jencks in Denver
A grand jury in Denver quizzed Clinton Jencks, described as international representative of the Mine Malt and Smicktee Workers. The case involves a convicted perjurer and the proceedings occurred on Thursday according to the report.
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Clinton Jencks
Denver
My UL
Grand Jury
Thuraday
Weather Local Forecast for Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico
Local forecast for 24 hours ending Friday morning shows warm day in Colorado with highs in the 60s to near 70 and lows 25 to 48. Expect mostly fair to partly cloudy skies in Wyoming with showers and some thunderstorms near Divide, winds gusty Friday afternoon, highs around 50s. New Mexico looks fair and warmer with scattered evening showers along the eastern border, mostly partly cloudy conditions. The five day outlook calls for continued warming toward Monday or Tuesday with more scattered showers, especially Friday night.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Divide
New Mexico
Lions elect district governors at 37th annual convention
The 37th annual Lions convention concluded Thursday with over 600 Lions and wives in attendance at Walsenburg. Elected district governors are J. E. Taylor Palisane northwest Earl Ericson Mancos southwest Harold Chirnside Sterling North East Fd Johnson Wearwoodt East Central Willard Duff Cagon City southernmost.
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Sunnison
Ste
Walsenbure
J. E. Tayloy
Palisane
Northwest
Earl Ericson
Mancos
Southwest
Harold Chirnside
Sterling
Fd Johnson
Wearwoodt
East Central
Willard Duff
Cagon City
Southerst
Ike Flies To His Farm In Light Plane
President Eisenhower made a quick aerial trip to his country home near Gettysburg in a twin engine light plane. The four place craft landed smoothly on a grass runway after a short flight, a faster option than the usual two hour car journey.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Ac Dig
Rass
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