Senate Adopts Ike's 3.5 Billion Foreign Aid Without Change
The Senate approved President Eisenhower's 3.53 billion dollar foreign aid package for the coming year. Amendments to cut totals or dictate loan vs grant allocations were defeated or limited. The measure includes 1.59 billion in direct military aid and a 200 million development fund for Asia, with specifics on the Asian loan cap.
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Greeley Company Buys Canon City Gas Firm
Denver based Greeley Company agreed to purchase Canon Gas Service Co for about 350 thousand dollars. The sale, announced Thursday by Marlon and Max Chelf, will create Greeley Gas Co and requires Colorado Public Utilities Commission approval. Canon Gas Service served about 2,400 customers in Canon City and suburbs. Greeley supplies natural gas to Craig and 10 Weld County towns with roughly 9,000 customers. Max Chelf is a state representative for Fremont and Custer counties.
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House Group Favors Pay Hike in Post Office
The House Post Office Committee backed an average 8 percent pay raise for about 500,009 postal workers. The bill, retroactive to March 1, would cost an estimated 164 million dollars annually and face quick passage in both chambers. The measure also paves the way for hearings on a separate civil service pay raise.
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Firing 2 Employes Of Blind Industries Is Recommended
National Federation of the Blind inspection panel urged dismissal of two executives after a June review of the state industries for the blind. The report cited nepotism, accounting lapses, and poor management practices. Iowa Governor Johnson ordered the examination earlier this year. The piece also mentions unrelated notes about river flows and underwater depths near Mack Kea.
Fifty Five Counties Attend Colorado Conference In Steamboat
Fifty five Colorado counties were represented at the annual Colorado Tome demonstration Council conference in Steamboat Springs. State president Mia Lewis Edmundson installed new officers after the keynote by W. E. Morgan, president of Colorado A M College. Officers elected include Sacinda Loyd Williams Craig Revert Chandler Henry and Platt Craig with Mrs. Loyd Williams of Steamboat Springs and Mrs. Milla M Craig of Craig among them. The conference ends Friday noon after district reports and an address by Chief Gilbert R. Carrell of the Colorado State Patrol. Mexico produced 3.9 billion pounds of milk in 1934, but milk consumption decreased slightly due to restrictions on imported powdered milk.
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Reclassification of Dryland Advocated as Denver Drought Talks
A Denver drought conference continues with discussions on dryland reclassification and farming methods. Authorities urge soil surveys across the Great Plains, land classification, and targeted farmer education while evaluating incentives, tax considerations, and coordinated research to stabilize yields and incomes during drought periods.
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Farmers urge FHA to aid drought hit farms with emergency credit
Ila guides transition into krasug and livestock as drought worsens. The Farmers Rome Administration urged adoption of a step program ret to aid drought hit farms. It called for a supplemental emergency credit plan including debt refinance provisions. It seeks support for lower income farmers and a review of operating policies to meet current drought emergencies.
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Convicted Commie Arrested in Denver Petty Theft Case
Arthur Bary, a recent conviction for conspiring to overthrow the government, was arrested by investigators for a Denver department store theft. He allegedly left with a 29 sport coat, was jailed and released on $300 bond. Bary, convicted May 25 with other Communist leaders, faces a pending appeal.
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Democrats Propose Free Salk Polio Vaccine for All Children
Seven Democrats on the Senate Labor and Welfare Committee introduced a bill to distribute Salk polio vaccine to all children without a means test. Chairman Hill said the plan contrasts with the administration’s rival proposal and would allow free vaccination through government funding, with communities to assure access for eligible children.
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Japs Have Goddess TOKYO Goddess Among Seven Japanese Deities
A fragment describes a goddess among seven Japanese gods, noting six are pictured as men and the seventh remains unnamed or unseen in the illustration. The source hints at confusion or missing representation in the artwork.
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Friday, June 3, 1955 features Tenten and the hive scene
Local column highlights Friday June 3 1955 with artist Tenten presenting stringed works and art music and playful activity, featuring a cen serpent motif.
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