County Adopts Resolution for Labor Housing
County officials approve a plan to acquire a federal labor camp without tax powers or county debt. The camp, with 46 permanent houses and 199 shelters, would provide housing for agricultural workers and families at an undetermined price, funded by net returns over 20 years. Negotiations with the federal housing authority target completion by month’s end.
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Dittmer
Addedhhat
Federal
Dowsing Authority
Ume
J. L. Rice
Hosing Authority
County Housing Authority
Fort Suptenez
Ues
Anthony
W. W. Alehelman
Karl Vipton
Kuner Empson
Caihnon
Pratine
Foe Muter-Panpyon
Ben FE Counter
Tarn
Fort Taiptan
Camp housing migrant workers faces disapproval and revision
Local business leaders and chamber of commerce president Lee Landion urged a poll on the Fort Lupton camp for migrant labor, warning of revisions. Great Western Ruger officials described the camp as a processing center for sugar beets with workers from Texas and other states heading to Weld County and neighboring states.
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Sean
Carlee Landion
Chamber of Commerce
Seraman l
Tasan
Welds
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Montana
Inet
Weld County
EB B. Davin
George Zimbleman
Keenesburg
W. W. Ming
Charles Lundien
Fred Q. Ford
State Farm
Lhe Colorado Ts Employment
Dittmer
United States Department of Agriculture
Federal Housing Authority
Fort Lupton Farm Improvescent Association
Denver Packers Predict Meat Shortage Near Denver
Denver packing houses warn of a meat shortage by week’s end as cattle supplies dwindle. Swifts, Armour, and stockyards report sharply reduced purchases, with prices climbing beyond government limits. Front-line managers cite lower cattle pens, tighter markets, and layoffs tied to reduced slaughter volume.
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Denver
Duos
Denver Packing House Officisie
Sia Puntier
L. NM. Pentom
Denver Union Stockyards Company
W. ¥. Wahman
Swift and Company
Hianim
Daya Ag
Eaton Man Plans Attendance at 50th Anniversary Graduation
A Colorado man from Eaton is slated to attend the 50th anniversary reunion of the class of 1901 at the Colorado A and M College. The event, held in Fort Collins, aims to bring about ten graduates for commencement with several attendees from Eaton and Colorado residents.
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Eaton
A & NM
Fort Colling
Colorado A & M College
John T. Wilson
Colorado
Salt Lake Gily
Phelps Submits Low Bid to Repair Guggenheim Hall
Hansel Phelps of Greeley submitted the lowest total bid of 67040.27 for repairing Guggenheim Hall after May 3 fire damage at Colorado State College of Education. Four other bids, including alternate plans, ranged up to 90279. The contract includes five alternates and timelines for partial roof and stairway work, with reconstruction to begin immediately as summer classes continue.
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Hansel Phelps
Greeley
Guggenheim Hall
Colorado State College of Education
Phelps
Board of Prosteed
College
Phelps Dave
Denyer Concern
Thres Crewley Contractora
Ilternates
Phelpy
As. Follnwa
Joko Brusa & Sons
Lioyd
Carney
Folsom Construction Company
Denver
Brass & Sons
Lioyd M. Carney
Hensel
Wiliam BR. Ross
Brewster Denounces Acheson Distortion in Senate Testimony
Washington reports Senator Brewster accused Secretary of State Acheson of barefaced distortion during testimony on Cluny police. The exchange occurred as Brewster pressed for fuller facts and challenged statements heard in committee.
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Washington
Sena Urtewster
T-Me
Senate
Btate Acheson
Cluny Policise
Colorado Farm Prices Edge Up In May Report
May farm price data from Colorado and U S departments show prices farmers receive remain near year-ago levels with a firmer trend in Colorado. Wheat prices fell, other grains mostly lower, potatoes poultry butterfat and hay rose, while sheep and lambs declined sharply and hog prices dropped. Cattle stayed firm and calves steady as the price index edged up slightly and parity ratio slid from 109 to 1.
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Denver
Final
Colorado
Saimers
U. S
Asrens
Aalion
Farmars
Courtains
Denver Merchants Open Price War Across City
Denver merchants and businessmen move to undercut prices in a local version of the nationwide battle. King Soopers cuts up to 69 percent on some fair trade items Thursday morning, Miller's Supermarkets advertises deep cuts, and The New York Furniture Store announces across the board 20 percent on fair traded items. Walgreens and other drug stores pledge no underselling. Some retailers slash Kaffish and toothpaste while keeping clothing and accessories steady as liquor discounts continue amid fair trade rulings. McKesson and Robbing plans to keep minimum fair trade prices via supplier contracts.
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Denver
Nloe
King Soopers
Miller's Supermarkets
Morrix Alillar
New York
Homme Hfe
Emil Berkowitz Ani
Watt and Son
Oma
Grovary
Jack's
Aktrmishiys
M Berkawite
McKesson and Robbing, Inc
McKesson
Greeley FFA Attends State FEA Conference Estes Park
Three members of the Greeley FFA chapter plus advisor Me Adams attended the state FEA conference in Estes Park. Delegates Bill Soloman, Harry Wiedemar, and Harley Blaudin led classes while Soloman and Wiedemar reported on FFA duties. Adams traced the water front course from Estes Park to Horsetooth Fort Collins, noting improved understanding of the Grand Lake diversion project.
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Greeley
FFA
FEA
Estes Park
Adams
Bill Soloman
Harry Wiedemar
Harley Blaudin
Soloman Pal Wiedsian
Iter Park
Red Sea Named for Reddish Marine Organisms
The Red Sea owes its name to tiny reddish marine organisms that tint the surface waters, giving the sea its distinctive hue and identity among scholars and seafarers.
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Red Sea
Red
Beef Shortage Said Spreading Very Rapidly
A Chicago report notes beef shortages spreading nationwide with cattle arrivals well below normal for three days. Slaughtering curbed, packers reluctant to buy against price ceilings, and workers laid off. Officials blame low receipts and high prices, while industry spokesmen warn shortages could spread by next week. Government figures show spot shortages already widespread across 160 cities.
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Wahmann
Tom Tynan
Armour Company
Armour
Pexton
Denver
Big Packet
Urey
Slaugster House
Nackora
American Meat Institute
Maida
OPA
Howlett
Warbington
Michael
di Salle
Ti Balle
Wationns Association of Purchase
New York
Bert
Poante
Cie Indis Dry
Maystry
Ski
Young Evangelist LaDeane Murdock to Speak at Foursquare Church
Four Square Church at 402 Ith Way hosts 14 year old evangelist LaDeane Murdock for a one night event on Friday June Ath. She has preached since age five, turning down a movie contract to spread the gospel and reports thousands converted or healed through her ministry.
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Foursquare
LaDeane
Moving Picture
Tornado Strikes Tiny Texas Village Injuring Many
A huge white tornado ripped through White Deer Texas on June 6 injuring many residents. Homes were hurled, a school building partly destroyed, and numerous houses reportedly destroyed. Survivors gathered as roads and utilities failed, while rescue teams from nearby towns faced impassable routes.
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Texas
perdGia
Eaton FFA Heads to National Meet in Kansas City
Eaton FFA will represent Catorade at the National Chapter contest in Kansas City. Eaton won the state chapter contest for the third straight year and aims for national honors following a second place finish last year. Mentors listed include Richard Berg and Paul Gray. Berg elected State Farmer degree. Sparrow hawks prey on mice as added note.
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Estes Park
Raton
FFA
Catorade
Na-ional Chaptey
Katiana City
Alo
Eaton
Eatun
Richard Berg
Taland Carlaot
Bob Dorsey
Gary Mehanala
Richard Davin
Roger Poe
Franklin Johnson
Paul Gray
Lightning Struck Woman While Herding Sheep in Myre
A woman herding sheep in AMatinna, Coty, was struck by lightning yesterday. She suffered critical injuries including lung damage and scorched clothing. a 13-year-old bystander and a nephew were also affected, but the boy remained conscious and the nephew uninjured. Authorities report her condition as serious but stabilizing.
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Amatinna
Coty
Myre
Allen Calkhy
Idath
Hertling
Ann Dale
Haneler
Holt
Baldwin
Calkin
Rey
Lightning Strikes Rocky Ford Boy in Colorado
Rocky Ford Colorado reports a boy, Jimny Stone, fourteen, struck by lightning while outdoors. He was hospitalized with injuries described as severe. his father Bliter Stee was also hospitalized after being struck. The incident occurred near a farm, with unclear further details due to damaged text.
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Rocky Ford
Colo
Una
Jimny Stone
Stone
Lugelhia
Wage hike approved for General Motors workers
Washington reports wage stabilization policy approved for 459,000 GM workers. The plan allows companies to raise wages without triggering price boosts, applying to a broad range of jobholders where employers grant increases without affecting inflation.
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Washington
Dana
Aman
Montrose Boy Heads Colo FFA Leader ReportedlyElected
Fragmented OCR text shows a Montrose boy associated with Colorado FFA and mentions a leadership role or election at a convention. Names appear garbled, but references to Montrose, FFA, and a state convention hint at a youth agricultural event with an official or president designation.
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Montrose Boy
Colo
FFA
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