Water bond issue gains final council approval
The council passed on second and final reading an ordinance for a 600000 water bond issue to fund a 14 mile transmission line. Bonds include 100000 at 12 percent, 100000 at 16 percent, 160000 at 19 percent, and 240000 at 1 percent, with 20 year refunding bonds planned. Interest semiannually in June and December, mature June 1 1966, repaid from water department revenue.
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Elby ‘Council
Saothar
Carl D. McKinley and Company
Greeley and Boettcher and Company
Denver
Nek ‘Tee Lave
Ordnance
Water Department
Colorado Postmasters Convene In Boulder For Annual Meeting
Boulder hosts the state convention of postmasters with about 450 attendees from Evans La Salle Milliken Windsor Eaton Ault Platteville Fort Lupton and Huebob. Notables include John F. Redman Hillsboro Texas and T B Groot of Salt Lake City. Osborne Persuoyt was ill. Burra Jackson filled in as guest speaker.
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Colorado
Boulder
Reess Wil‘inson
Gresley
Boulderado Hetel
John F. Redman
Greeley
Pestatate
Postmiasters
Weld
Evans
la Salle
Milliken
Windsor
Eaton
Ault
Platteville
Fort Lupton
Hudeob
Osborne Pesryoit
Washington, D. C
Burra Jackson
Hillsboro
Texas
T. B. Groot
Halt Lake City
Counsnit
Feseran
Gathinsl Association
No Break In Major U. S. Labor Disputes
Across the nation major labor disputes show no immediate break with 4 million affected by interruptions in dairy and bread supplies and public notices. The New York World Telegram and Sun and other papers suspend publications, CBS faces three TV bans, and 7 000 GE Erie workers idle amid wage cuts and alleged lockouts. Transit talks in Los Angeles stall as unions press for a 20 cent raise and higher earnings for its million daily riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World- Telegram
N Hon
Wiggeert
Columbia Broadcasting System
Contel
General Electric Company
Erie
United Electrical Workers
Cunjon
Los Auzains
Los Angeles Transit Lines
AUT
Iritoxportation Union
Witch
Unian
Tcamalt
Weather Local Tar 2d Howre Ending At 8 Aan
Weather forecast fragment mentions light winds and temperatures around 40 then low. Regions include Colorado Pow, New Mexico Fate with possible thunder and variable changes across Wednesday to Thursday. Patches indicate fair conditions with temperature fluctuations and some northern and western areas noting changes.
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Colorado
New
Mexico
Fate Wednes
Baby portrait wins Small Talk contest in Tribune
The young subject is Mark Finlayson born to Mr and Mrs Jack Finlayson of 1487 Eighth Street Pelters. Photo by Tammany’s studio entered in the Small Talk contest sponsored by the Tribune.
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Mark Finlayson
Jack Finlayson
Eighth Street
Mark
Tammany
Thia
the Tribune
Weld County Population Grows 2872 in Ten Years
Unofficial census figures show Weld County population rising by 2,872 over the 1940 total of 63,747, reaching 66,618. The data note urban growth offsetting farm migration, with debate over accuracy and methods. Uncertain gains are contrasted with declines in other counties amid telephones, water, electricity, and car registrations boosting growth signals.
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Weld
Donald J. McClure
Colorado
Sloan
Denver
Colorea
Twentern
Colorado County
San Jusa
Late County
Walaanburg
Walsenburg
Denver hotel demand questioned by hotel association
An American Hotel Association executive in Denver says the city doesn't need another large hotel. He notes costs to build such a facility are huge and hotels must be 80 to 85 percent occupied to break even, while peak convention demand can be seasonal.
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Denver
American Hotel Association
Charles A. Borrworth
Association
Senator Urges Testimony From FBI Chief and Clark
Washington June 14 Senator Hickenlooper urged invites for FBI chief J Edgar Hoover and Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark to testify before the senate inquiry into the Amrosian magazine cage. The push aims to clarify the five year old affair involving government documents and alleged theft during wartime. A Democrat controlled group pressed for a RopaTalo investigation into the Justice department handling of the Amrosian case.
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Washington
Hickentopper
Riowa
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
FBI
J. Edgar Hoovir
Senate
Haip
Senate Foreign Relations
Episoda
Documenta
Ue Democratic
Clark
Joever
Hickenlooper
Aiggaxtion Nine Ag
Aonata Rapabliesn
Miss Pogue to Lead College High Summer Program
Pauline Pogue will serve as acting rector of College High School summer program replacing Sam G. Gates. The eight week term runs June 3 to August 18 with registration Friday, tuition waived for regularly enrolled students, and courses in algebra, writing, art, photography, and general studies. College High faculty will conduct instruction including Stricklen, Tiaring, Tewksbury, Hartgrove, Hay, Damon, Keran, and Masur.
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Pauline UC
Pogue
Saanion
Miss Pogue
College High
Sam G. Gates
Branford University
Osslat
Stadecte
Patin Factory
Ernest Horo
Fouudenta
America
United Nations
Dorin Stricklen
Doro Lhinnie Tiaring
Freeman Tewks
Jury
Lyo Hartgrovs
Dick Hay
Rd Damon
LeRoy Keran
Plarenva Masur
Hereford Area Hit by Large Hailstorm
A severe hailstorm struck Hereford in northern Weld County on Tuesday evening, damaging alfalfa corn and beans and roofs while wheat escaped major harm. The storm dropped one half to three quarters of an inch of moisture, with hail also reported in Cheyenne and on the table land areas. Grover saw no hail or damage, though the system extended seven to eight miles east of Hereford.
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Hereford
Weld
Tyereford
Virginia Senators Oppose Nomination to FTC
Senators Byrd and Robertson opposed Marlin A. Hutchinsons nomination to the Federal Trade Commission saying he is not qualified and that his appointment was political. They praised Hutchinsons judicial temperament but criticized his public policing stance.
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Washington
Byrd
Robertson
Marlin A. Hutchinson
Virginia
Federal Trade Commissio
Hutchinson
Truman
Dennte Conmnercy Conditien
Statue of Liberty Parade at Seven PM
The public is invited to a Statue of Liberty dedication parade at seven oclock. A ceremony follows with remarks and celebratory activities, inviting residents and visitors to participate in the event honoring the statue.
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Statue of Liberty
Dedi- Senjtinis Cs
City to Represent in Suit Over Police Appointment
The Kelly and Clayton firm was hired by the city council in executive session to represent the city in a district court suit filed by patrolmen contesting Paul Close’s appointment as police lieutenant. The council discussed a civil service ordinance and a police department ordinance to define bureau structure and duties, with remarks on efficiency and potential impacts on civil service. Also reported: 30 arrested in a Brazilian revolt attempt. Orval Steffens named football coach at Alamosa State College.
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Kelly and Clayton
District Court
Jeix
Paul Close
Police
Meytetant
Robert M. Gilbert
Civil Service Compassion
Kelly-Clayton
Herbert E. Mann
Mann
Banu
Greeley
Price Hopkins
Mt Greeley
Orval Steffens
Adama
Alamosa
Drval
Steffens
Adame State College
Colorado A & M
Weld Assembly Delegates Rise to 1325 in County GOP
Weld County Republican delegates totals rise from 950 to 1325 with fielding leader Martin G Field noting flexibility by party chiefs. Assembly set for July 15 at 10 am in Eighth Avenue symposium to select delegates and nominees for county offices and to name 62 delegates to state and federal assemblies. Tomorrow caucuses June 2 focus on credentialing and securing delegates. statewide assemblies scheduled for July 28 in Dover and July 27 in Brighton. judicial assembly to likely July 27 in Loveland. Keenosburg and Auburn teams win ribbons in 4-H contests at state level, with Keenosburg Blue Ribbon and Auburn Red Ribbon recipients among winners.
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Weld County Republican Assembly
Win
Martin G. Field
Wlel
Field
Eighth Avenue
Asseimbiy
Assembly
State Assembly
Judicial Assembly
Dover
Brighton
Loveland
Eford
Man Bit Off More Than He Could Chew Disturbing Attack
Police hunted a badly temperamental suspect described as a porom who bit into more than he could chew. Investigators located a jawful of falve teeth embedded in the trunk area, with clues pointing to a violent confrontation in Nawark New Jersey on June 14.
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N_ J
Senate Rejects House Rent Control Bill Conference Now Required
Washington June 14 1951 Senate refused immediate acceptance of the house rent control bill and called for a conference with nine statehouse committees to seek a compromise extending federal controls. Senator Cain warned he would filibuster if seven month provision kept. House had passed a seven month extension with local option five months.
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Washington
Tuna
Senate
Congress
Cain
House
Abemonth
Tueges
Tha Kerse
Algo
Valce Vate
Dollingher
Vi ‘Alvo
Volca! Voles
Udues
Tawa
Rome
City Council Endorses Rent Decontrol in Greeley
Greeley city council approved a resolution directing City Clerk Mort Ralph to send a certified copy to Governor Walter Wy Joluean for final decision on removing rent controls. Evidence from the hearing suggests rental housing in Greeley may fall under decontrol, tied to the 1943 wartime order and state authorities.
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Greeley
Counsil
Mort Ralph
Walter Wy Joluean
Western Kit Carson Consolidation Approved
Denver reports that Volera approved a plan to reorganize and consolidate school districts across Kit Carson county. The state education office said the consolidation plan is approved.
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Denver
Volera
Kit Carson
Atate Education Office
Atate
GOP Support Pushes Social Security Expansion
Most GOP senators back extending Social Security to 14 million more Americans and boosting benefits. The plan is seen as likely to pass with Democrats behind it, though some seek a broader reform. A Senate vote is anticipated next Tuesday, with GOP leaders and others supporting a study group to reexamine the system and possible “pay-as-you-go” reforms. The bill would cover about 10 million more people and raise monthly benefits, amid calls for universal coverage and future reforms.
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Washington
Genaipra
van Teuchuil
Senate
Taft
UUI
Jorg
Millikin
Uclo
Libo
GOP
Migst
Murtly
R-Pa
Reparters
Martin
Nave
Futher
Sytem
Qeorge
D-Gu
Senate Finance Dimiitites
Repartere
George
Nowse
Water Shortage Prompts Conservation Warnings
Colorado Springs faces water restrictions as officials warn of limited supplies. Public utilities chief Ted Holt reports a dry winter and ongoing drought in the region, with curtailments already in effect in several suburbs served by private water companies and similar conditions noted in Cripple Creek and nearby areas.
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Colorado Springs
Hohl
Ing
Ted Holt
Cripple Creek
Thysthor Elie
Nine Killed in Crash of B 25 in the East
Reported crash of a B 25 near Elkins West Virginia claims nine airmen killed. Communications note on the incident references military personnel and a mystery cloud in the Pacific.
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East
Athidletown
Hopkins Urges Parallel Parking Along Eighth Avenue
The mayor backs parallel parking the full length of Eighth Avenue and a riverfront recreation area below Milton Seaman Dam to ease traffic and improve safety amid plans for a new city park and potential regional recreation site.
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Priga Hapkina
Elly
Cornell
Miguel Wyedue
Elty
Milton Seaman
Poudra
Greeley
Denver Bears
Barelial Park
Comatricium
World Highth Avenue
Watira
Eighth Avenue
Hewald
Carl Hilgard
Bleith Avenue
Irving M. Cannon
Hopkins
Seaman Dan
Pure Collins
Creelay
Fort
Port Cullis
Eatyn
Eltaw
He Eoviell
Fort, Collins
da Lane
Nyal Adams
Wistrick
City Councilmen Propose Night Water Use Review
City officials vote to appoint a new water inspector under mayoral supervision. Alderman Carl HN urges enforcement of night watering rules, with police magistrate enforcing fines while the council limits blanket penalties.
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Carl HN
To Water
Water Department
Hill
Police
Thompson Pina Company Wins Greeley Water Project Bid
The Thompson Pine and Steel Co of Denver Nes agreed to supply approximately 14 miles of pipe for Greeley’s new water transmission line at 7.20 per foot. Bid originally awarded May 16, then withdrawn due to legal advertising concerns, with a new bid set to begin August delivery of 14,000 feet monthly.
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Thompson Piya and Steel Company
Denver
Greeley
Thoumpson Company
Aity
Fuesday Plebt
Saul Jose Tor
Wesama
Council
Pevanse! City
Robert M. Giberts
Wids
Penerat Auporlitende Lont
Couneil
Holt Aagen
Thompson Fru
Took Jon Pipe Company
Abneo
Motif
Aidarmen Grive
Gilhart
Attornay
Adaine
Tater Githart
Anines
Gabla Ta
Senate To Probe Gasoline Gouge
Senate Judiciary Committee approved a resolution to investigate potential gasoline price fixing. Representative Len Ferguson R Michigan cited a AAA estimate that motorists pay about 1.4 billion dollars more annually than four years ago. He warned and questioned market practices suggesting collusion among producers.
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Washington
Janu
Senate Judiciary Committee
Len Ferguson
Ferguson
American Auto~mobile Association
Tas Troll
Major League Baseball Scores and Schedules
Baseball results from the American League note Chicago at Cleveland and Boston at Cleveland with rain affecting several games. Washington travels to St Louis while New York and Chicago also feature, with various pitchers and lineups mentioned in the scattered reports.
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T Associated Wreseh
New York
Chicaso
OHI
Reya Taga
Aid Berra
Wight
Mass
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
St Louis
Vitalis
Chicago
Cinchciatt al Hagen
Lota
Phladalphii
Fort Lewis Fale Deferred by Board
Fort Lewis Fale was deferred by the board amid discussions on Fort bowle Acmtt BE collage and recommendations. The vote involved ThocaMee members of the oiltirabianal wale tommlites. details remain unclear from the fragmented report.
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Fort Lewis
Denver
Jing
Calocanire
Toovar Covimunnion
Haeh
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