Lodwick Seeks Reelection as Weld County Superintendent
Paul H Lodwick announces candidacy for reelection as Weld County superintendent of schools on the Republican ticket. He cites his past year and a half in office and says he can be of greater service in a second term. He notes assembly timing and corresponds with Martin Field, Weld County Republican central committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Lodwick
Republican Assembly
Lodwick
Martin &, Field
Wald County
Republican Central Committee
Weld County
Carter Lake Low Bid For Carter Lake Project
Winston brothers construction firm of Gallforula won the Carter Lake contract for the Colorado Big Thompson project with a bid of 2 389 350 dollars, about zero percent under estimates. Utah Constructing Company submitted the next lowest bid at 2 996 540 dollars. Construction begins 30 days after formal award, with 309 days to complete the lake seven miles west of Hertboutl. The lake will serve St Vrain and Boulder areas, with an earthfill dam 200 feet high, 1 200 feet long on top, and a 117 000 acre foot capacity fed by pumping water from the Flatiron system.
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Supmi Hug
Winston Brothers Construction
Gallforula
Carter Lake
Hertboutl
St. Vrain
Boulder
Northern
Colorado Water Conservancy District
Silla
No. Tires
Denver
Connecticut GOP To Pick Candidates
In a two day convention this week Connecticut Republicans nominate a slate of candidates for what may be a hard fought battle next November. The convention will decide Senate nominations and potential presidential ambitions as Gov. Chester Bowles looms. Likely GOP contenders include Rep. John Davis Ledge and J. Ken Worth Bradley for the Senate, with McMahon and Benton set for Senate nominations under Bowles.
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Associated Press
Connecticut
Senate
Chester Bowles
GOP
Bowles
John Davis Ledge
Westport
Cohn
J. Kenuth Bradley
Wealport
Benators Erlow McMahon
Willan Benton
Lemucettouf
Joseph WB
Milhot
Naugatuck
Tormer Hougse
McMahon
Buh
Greanwith
United Service Organizations
Senton
Nopublicana Borels
la Senate
Korea
San Alor Raynoud
Alata Court
Kiinek
Pre-session CSCE Enrollment Grows, Records Show
CSCE reports rapid presession growth with 1 80 enrolled over two weeks. 814 in the graduate school and 648 undergraduates. Total enrollment up 400 from last year’s 60, marking eight years of campus presession.
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CSCE
William R Rows
CSOM
Lere
Tradnalea
Senators Push Inquiry Into Amerasia Case Probe
Washington dispatch reports 21 GOP senators urging a congressional inquiry into the Justice Department handling of the Amerasia affair. Senator Capehart introduced a resolution for Senate Judiciary Committee investigation as foreign relations subcommittees review government charges. Contempt actions loom for Philip Jaffe and others who refused to answer questions, with Browder and Field previously cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver W. DE Wolf
Washington
Twantrane Ropblivis
Low Justice Department
Amerasia Agoret
Rebnit
Capehart
R-tnd
Senate Judiciary Uosiittes
McCarthy H-Wis
Oliver W. OE Wolf
Setente
Wyoming Suspends 17 Driver Licenses
Cheyenne June 12 The highway department suspended 17 licenses last week. One Cheyenne driver lost hers for a year for failing to stop and render aid. One Casper and one Laramie driver lost theirs for reckless driving. Drunken driving suspensions included three at Sheridan, two at Casper and Cheyenne and none at Thermopolis, Torrington, Worland, Riverton, Wheatland and Green River.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Lghway Department
Jicenaes
Casper
Sheridan
Caspee
Cheyanne
Thermopolis
Torrington
Worland
Pougins
Wheatland
Green Myer
House Battles Over Decontrol
Washington date shows a polarized House engaging in a tense debate over federal rent control. Democratic anxieties grow as the vote on the bill tightens, with Rep. Allen opposing any dramatic change while Speaker Sam Rayburn seeks to line up administration support. Rep. Cranton of Michigan urges delaying action to keep rent control as a fixed policy.
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Francis M. LeMay
Washington
Jvime
Rapublic
Sade
Hammering Atack
Fedecal
Democrata Anquioid
Thars
Ton
Taken Tata
Rep
Allen
Sam Staybion
Folk Newemon
Alon
Crawtonil
Grand Junction Population Figures From 1980s Data
Unofficial counts show Grand Junction at 14,453 with Mesa County total 29,901, higher than 1940 totals and above expectations. Other towns list Colibran 236 Frutta 1,460 Debeque 258 Palade Sh and Debeque figures, with Palade stationary since the 1930s.
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Grand Junction
Tune
Mesa County
Colibran
Frutta
Palade
Sud Debeque
Debeque
Wollay
Estes Park 59 Percent Gain in a Decade
Estes Park shows a 59 percent population increase in ten years rising to 7590. Morgan county grows to 18048 with 921 more residents since 1940 and Fort Morgan increases to 62892. Brush loses residents while Yuma county sees steady growth led by Wray and Yuma. Czech official Vladimir Tlaudek granted stay in U S to avoid danger if repatriated.
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Fstes Park
Dapald J. McClure
Colorado
Morgan County
McClure
Fort Morgan
Brush
McClarenas
Yuma County
Wray
Jie
Yuma
Uayu
U. S
Washington
Jana
United States
Vladimir Tlaudek
Uniti Nations
Permuasion
Tomain
Hondek
Communistr
Czechoslovakia
Mondek
Lin UN
Fluid Milk Processors Meet Here Monday Night
Fluid milk processors gathered for a dinner meeting in Colorado to discuss dairy industry control and public education on milk quality and current issues. Representatives included Goldsmith, Entry, Quality, Towell, and Mondaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresley Thyll-Milke
Weather Forecast For Several Regions
A confusing OCR weather note describes a 24 hour outlook with references to Wyoming New Mexico and general conditions. It mentions cooler conditions Wednesday afternoon and night and unsettled periods into Tuesday night with variable precipitation and possible late day changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
New Mexico
Thoras
Funeral for Howard Children Thursday in Fort Collins
Funeral services are planned Thursday afternoon for Margaret Mae and James Lynn Howard, children killed in a hot red accident Sunday night near Fort Collins. The service will be at Ra'elock from Marys drawing room with interment at Taba Grove. Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Howard, reside Route 1 Allhy Bits. Elia Howard remains hospitalized in Weld County Pus Ve hospital and is expected to recover. Elia had no concussion or broken bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mae
Jamed Lynn Howard
Fort Collins
Ra'elock
Marys
Taba Grove
Téve
Oliver Howard
Route 1
Allhy Bits
Howard
Elia
Weld 4-H Team Wins State Livestock Judging Contest
Weld 4-H team placed first in the state livestock judging contest held Monday at Fort Callina. Gene McNulty of Cornish was the second high individual with 92 of 132 points. Team members included Georesamb, Wlodsir, Leland Sidwell of Nunn and Jerry Gansp idell of Carmish, with Will hyellgilla set to participate in the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uain
Fort Callina
Will Hyellgilla
Chicago
Wall
Gene McNulty
Cornish
Georesamb
Wlodsir
Leland Sidwell
Nunn
Jerry Ganspidell
Carmish
Dead in ditching of huge air liner in Persian Gulf
Reported by Parla on June 18 that a large airliner with 31 passengers and crew ditched near Bahrain in the Persian Gulf. Survivors include four men, a radio operator, and chief pilot Jean Fladek who was injured. Bodies of four men and two unidentified women were recovered. 39 remain missing. Police in La Junta report a Kansas magazine solicitor died after attempting to flee arrest. officer says Baker of Pratt, Kansas, was shot while resisting. French plane with 10 aboard vanished en route from Mananarive to Tumalave. a search was hindered by poor weather.
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Parla
Aie
France 1
Bahrain
Parsian Gulf
Dahrein Island
la Junta
Calo
Kansas Magazine
Poliee
Harrs Whan
Crawley County
Ia Ployd Naker
Pratt
Kans
Bald
Baker
Olscors
Paris
Whoard
Mananarive
Tumalave
Tony
Sit Flected Grand Knight of 2. of C
Sit Flected Grand Knight of 2. of C. Ayt Statt was minied gyal knight of the Knights of Columns whots monihara mat Monday debt at Now anna YM to success Willan and Kitenerald. Other elected a curve with Statt were James Roatham, deputy grand knight Anthony Teabach, chancellors Choorga Brabish Ti Te gordor Jonnoth Wilenx, trensivery Sony Tagen advornta AL Stél aveayl, warden Any Toatoln, the ally and AMMAN FL Dilan culailo guard Ed Brith ATMom Otricora WIL beymalted Iuky 15.
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Ayt Statt
Knights of Columns
Monihara
Willan
Kitenerald
Statt
James Roatham
Anthony Teabach
Choorga Brabish
Te Gordor
Jonnoth Wilenx
Trensivery
Sony Tagen
Advornta
AL Stél
Aveayl
Toatoln
Amman
Dilan
Ed Brith
Atmom
Fort Lupton Surges Population While Windsor Falls
Census director Donald J. McClure announced Fort Lupton has 4 909 residents, up from 1 692 in 1940, an increase of 217. Windsor reports 1 541 residents, down from 1 811 in 1940, a loss of 270. Figures for both towns depend on whether populations exceed 1 000, with releases delayed unless officials request details.
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Fort Lupton
Windsor
Donald J. McClure
McGlure
Colorado
McClure
Remington Pleads Innocent to Perjury
New York June 12 William W Hemington former government economist pleaded innocent to a perjury indictment accusing him of lying to a federal grand jury about the eyeer being a communist. Judge John W Clancy set 5000 bail and gave two days to raise it while Remington’s attorney argued loyalty concerns and bondsmen hesitated to post bond for a defendant tied to loyalty questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William W.hemington
Eyer
John W. Clancy
Remington
Big Commerce Department
Clancy
Hechuel Webster
Ister
Colleges Offering Speech Clinic During Fight Week
The Colorido State College of Education will host a free eight week summer session speech clinic for youths up to five years of Eye Up with speech defects. Dr Elizabeth Andersoh of Ohio University will supervise with advanced students assisting. Registration in Kepner Hall room 295 from 9 to 11 a.m. on June 26 27 and 28. Parents may call Dr S R Loussaint for information. Neal Dilley veterans service officer will attend a conference of state directors of veterans affairs in Colorado Springs with speakers from the Indian department and the VA.
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Colorido State College of Education
Elizabeth Andersoh
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Kepner Hall
R. Loussaint
Te Collega
Neal Dilley
Weld County Veterans’ Service
State Directors of Veterans' Attace
Colorado Springs
Inbar
Veterany Arministration
Onion Growers Seek Terms Change At State Hearing
Northern Colorado onion growers attended a state department of agriculture hearing to consider a marketing agreement docket. They approved the docket with recommendations for amendments while testimony opposed the agreement due to uncertainty of its effects. A statewide referendum was proposed for final approval with two thirds of growers voting.
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Northern
Colorado
State Department of
Markety
Arkansan
Musk
Tha
Lia Stata
Ulva
Sven Semen
Amoa Adatom Ehanidardas
Prodneora
CSCE Joins in Evaluation of Gen's Education Effort
CSCE will participate in a nationwide study on general education effectiveness. Lewla J. Mayhew of Burt Lansing Michigan led campus discussions with President Kase and faculty. The project, chaired by Dr. Pent L. Dressel of Michigan State College, includes 20 colleges from east to west with Colorado State as the only Rocky Mountain participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Elaze College
America
Willam
Ross
Tresing
Anapions
American Counsel On Education
Lewla J. Mayhew
Burt Lansing
Mfch
Kase
Pent L. Dressel
Michigan State College
Colorad State
Rocky Mountain Ten
Mississippi
Drake
Oklahoma A & M
Kengas State
Kansag Tale Taghers College
Sterhena Collnge
Western Washington State College of Education
University of Chicago
University of Minnesota
Michigan State
Calgate
Harvard
Bostol University
Mayhew
Maview
Social Sciences
Amd
East Lana- Ing
Participatms College
Parade precedes Liberty statue dedication at courthouse
A parade will precede the Wednesday ceremony dedicating a replica of the Statue of Liberty on the courthouse lawn. Participants include Windsor and Eaton high school bands, Boy and Girl Scouts, Sea Scouts, and local organizations. a dedication address by Dr Kenneth Perry and others will follow a formal march through downtown Wald County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray H. Brannaman
Benjamin GC. Hillard
North Weld
Brannaman
VFW
Achnoa
Gilcrest
al Windsor
Hilliard
Colorado Supreme Court
Buainees
Long's Peak
Seventh Avenues
End Street
Highth Avenue
Seventh Street
Ninth Avenue
Rhytul Street
Tuncoin Park
South Avenue
Ninth Street
Ninth
Meria G. Allan
Kenneth Perry
Max
Araniawan Status of Liberty
America
Wald
County Commasional
Carl Magnugott
Steva Eivein
Scout United
Joy Washinwor
Merle G, Alun
College High Grad Gels Degree in Ore
Raymond Trekhant, son of Mr and Atrh, WC. Dickiait of Low land, earned a bachelor of arts degree from Lawla and Mark Gol in Portland Oregon. He attended ceremonies amid heavy security as armed services guarded the event.
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College High Grad Gels
Ore
Raymond Trekhant
Atrh
Dickiait
Lowland
Lawla
Mark Gol
Jago
Portland
Tha Ssrd
Sommunnement
Corey Tata Wien
Atdent
Hogrands Trekhant Bac
Colle
Algo
Calor Yao Binte Cadlogn
Kanentton
Hos
Small Talk Contest Winner from Jackson Boulevard Baby Photo
Nine month old Martin Wella, son of Mr and Mrs Diane Walls of Jackson Boulevard, born Feb 9 1944, had his picture taken by Elsen Straight and chosen for publication in the Tribune Small Talk contest. More babies’ photos were selected for publication.
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Martin Wella
Diane Walls
Jackson Boulevard
Elsen Straight
Martis
the Tribune
Strike Halts Big New York Daily Papers
Anationwide strike wave halts publication of the New York World and Sun as CIO backed protests press for wage, hours, and hiring changes. In Pittsburgh dairy workers strike against milk dealers faces arrests for blocking operations. Morristown Enka plant patrols disperse pickets after tampered entry area and stray debris found at the gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
CIO
Taletram and Sun
New York
CIO American Newspaper Guild
Pittsburgh
Basle Reclamation Amendment Delayed in Washington
Washington news records a delay in passing the reclamation amendment as lawmakers debate the Ace ton Agata measure. The agenda shift signals renewed postponement of the broader policy package and its funding impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basle
Washington
Unclear Weather and Local Records Reported
Fragmented OCR notes describe a cooler at 2 p.m., with sporadic temperatures and several misread phrases. Mentions of Denver, Calorie, Gracley, and nearby towns appear amid garbled lines about temperatures, records, and daily conditions with no coherent narrative.
Weld Democrat Assembly Set for July 15 in Weld County
The Weld County Democratic assembly, chaired by Tall, will nominate candidates for local, state, and national races and select delegates to the state and congressional district assemblies. Officials warn of changes and note dates for county and district meetings, with July 18 set for a Crighton High School session and July 15 for the primary assembly events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West County
Axay
Song
Truman
Tall
Weld Nomaly
Ansembly
Ents
Tla Stula
Agsenvulles
Hull
Cis
Sonny
Jack Clayton
Elwitiiai
Vandiaes
Mages
Toth
He Assembly
Gaucites
State
Assashiv
Venicratt
Qlea
Pueblo
Wash
Weld
Dlatyiel
Joh. W. Dtetzger
Criahton Nigh School
Weld County Iy
State Assembly
Chiisen
Thy
Congressional Assembly
Halu
State Board of Education
Areso
Brichton Assembly
Congress
Louisiana Senators Drop Contempt Case
The Louisiana Senate dropped contempt proceedings against a newspaper editor and publisher after a special committee recommended action. A vote of 30 to 2 with seven abstentions ended the bid to jail the editor and publisher for up to 60 days for an editorial. The body waived rules to impose a fine and potential imprisonment for failing to respond to criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Joie
Louisiana Sénate
Laukeys
Earl Long
Senate
New Orleans
David Stern
Clayton Friteley
Fort Lupton Child Dies in Automobile Accident
A ten month old child from Fort Lupton died from injuries after a roadway crash. The boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Friveat Mulaworth, was listed among Colorado highway fatalities. Further details were not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lupton
Denver
Terry Holewanth
Drede Calor Fade Gonrmal Hostitus Tollas
Coliston Worth
Thienea Silay
Mul
Mrs. Howards Condition Is Reported Poor Here
A garbled report notes Mrs. Howards condition as poor following an incident. The text mentions a hospital and several personal names and places, but many words are unclear or corrupted. The fragment hints at an accident or injury and a medical update.
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Congressional Amerasia
Mesa Co
Estes Park
Persian Gulf
2. of C
Lupton
Ayew Restaurant
Aston Yell
Shawn
Fay Fx Murphy
Greeley
Glauie Redman
Irving H. Middleton
Wayne Willams
Weld County Livestock Commission
First Avenue
Gen
Doc
Big N. Y
Thaonmonveter
Cheyne
Lownie
Gracley Montay
Democrat Assembly
Louisiana
Conditan
Oliver Lewashte
Nocloualy
Childcen Ory
Caity Piklle Hospital
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