City Officials To Attend CML Convention In Glenwood Springs
Greeley officials including Mayor Gordon Rissler City Manager B H Cruce and City Engineer Mervin L Miller will join Colorado Municipal League events in Glenwood Springs Wednesday through Friday They will discuss municipal golf course operations public works topics sewer spacing street grids and related matters The delegation includes Councilmen several department heads and their spouses with about 800 attendees statewide expected to participate.
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Gordon Rissler
BH. Cruce
Mervin L. Miller
Colorado Municipal League
Glenwood Springs
Rissler
Crue
The
Tongue
League
Miller
Greeley
Stanley MR. Sutherland
Rogers E. Derrington
Richard Brown
Ole Kirk
Thomas A. Richardson
Barton Buxs
Grenwood Springs
Fort Knox and Fort Lewis Army notes mix dances and drills
Army and community news recounts events at Fort Knox and Fort Lewis. A June 16 mixer at an undecided site, a July 2 weapons department meeting, and summer armor maintenance training are noted. Soldiers Evans and Arnold participate in activities, while Wayn Arnall and Leo Gallegos join Mesa Drive exercise at Yakima’s Firing Center with over 26,000 troops.
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Sterling
Weapons Department
Ar Nuxt
Otermar School
Fort Knox
Sumier
Hoth
John Reid
C. B. Rhoadamnor
Leonard Peppler
Lewis
Wash
Wayne
Arnall
Clarence
Arnold
Jtdson
Calo
Flo
Leo J. Gallegos
Charles F. Gallegos
Oak St
Windsor
Yakima Wash
Tribune
Pacific Northwest
102D Engineer Battalion
Army National Guard
Fort Lewis
Hudson High School
Gallegos
Adenauer Proves He's Not Too Old
Bonn AP Konrad Adenauer showed stamina at a four day CDU convention answering worries about age and grip after 18 years in office. He spoke two one hour addresses and held a news conference with tough questions. Delegates backed him as he delivered a keynote from notes, receiving 21 ovations and 18 laughter interruptions.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democrat Party
Bam
Adenauer Reelected Amid Grooming Doubts at Party
Reporters say Adenauer remains chancellor as no strong successor is ready. Observers note his aim to secure a place in history as a leader of European unity, while critics question his readiness to quit and pursue personal fame.
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Greeley
Greeley” Rodeo
Um Greeley Shanshaf ‘of Commerce
College Ticket Office
Frasier Hall
Adenauer
Herrin
Ill
Turkey
Chittyville
Ron
Ald Browning
Brigg sdale community notes Shrine circus and family news
Briggsdale notes list local attendees at the Shrine circus including Joyce Orr and Carolis Jones, plus several families and sponsors. Mrs. Andy West returned home June 4 with Rita Dee born May 20, 1962. The piece mentions extended relatives, Lions Convention travel, World’s Fair plans, Ladies Aid meeting at Briggsdale Congregational Church, and a fall season start at Mrs. Walter Rothe’s in Kersey.
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Briggsdale
Joyce Orr
Carolis J Jones
Sandra Magnuson
Diane Duell
Nancy Freemyer
Dennis Kyne
Allen Krieger
Darwin Pickett
Larry 11
LaDonna
Marlene Younglund
Boyd Jenkins
Stephen
Floger Freemyer
Edward Kallsen
Bruce Freemyer
Andy West
Wests
Rita Dee
Fula Bail
Brigesdale
Minnie West
Greeley
Lena Bail
MacPherson
Kan
J. M. Stephen O LaJunta
Estes Park
Reuel Bolin
Bolins
Linda
Carol Ann Washburn
June
Joneries
Balutt
Don Willis
Carey
Jan
Oli
Btggsdale Congregational Church
Arthur Accala
Dessart
Paw Songer
George Speaker Dri
Wis
Accola
Walter Rothe
Kersey
Turkey Marketing Orders Opposed by Industry Group
Feed and grain dealers represented by the Grain and Feed Dealers National Association urge turkey producers to vote against turkey marketing orders in the June 1822 referendum. The association warns that such orders would mirror earlier controls impacting the grain and feed trade and highlights risks of future government sales of turkey products.
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Turkey
National Association
Turkey producers urged not to push government controls
The Grain and Feed Dealers National Association backs no strong controls on turkey production, citing USDA data of a 24 percent drop in poults hatched amid voluntary adjustments to demand. They warn marketing orders could raise costs, curb research, and stall innovation, urging producers to vote based on long term industry interests. The group notes low referendum participation and urges informed choices.
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Grain and Feed Dealers National Association
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
Arr
Isa
Turkey
National Association
Feeden
Unclear Bolivian region resembles Texas in size
Fragmentary ad style text compares Bolivian land area to Texas and California. Mentions Was tcie w inn and a 3,200,000 figure, then notes hunting supplies and a pharmacy advertisement. Readable facts are minimal. no clear event or person is identifiable.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Texas
California
Tennessee
Small letters to be banned by post office start 1949
The Post Office Department announced that very small and odd shaped letters and envelopes less than two sizes will be banned beginning January 1. The move aims at standardizing mail sizes to improve mechanization efficiency.
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Washington
FDR Memorial Faces Congress Over Design and Materials
A congressional subcommittee debated authorizing a Franklin Delano Roosevelt memorial. Viewpoints clashed on architectural symbolism and durability of concrete, amid a dispute over eight upright tabs proposed for the site.
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Washington
Congress
Franklin Delano
Roosevelt
Before & House Admistration
FDA
Pw Pace
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Rodeo
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Greeley Plumbing and Heating
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Mrs
Rea Fuerstock
Fort Carson
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