Thornton Urges Moderation in Federal Beef Rollback
Waleenburg Colorado June 15 Governor Dan Thornton urged cattlemen to seek fact based, calm responses to federal price ceilings. He warned against emotion and called for a sincere, definite program to show inequities in the federal plan, while stressing the industry must feed both armed forces and civilians. The crowd of over 1,000 applauded but withheld comment on implications for labor, business, and government during the address to the Colorado Cattlemen's Association.
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House Group Okehs Tidelands Oil Bill in limbo
Washington June 15 The legislature moves toward granting states clear title to offshore oil lands with committee action by a 4 to 4 subcommittee vote. President Truman said he would veto such a measure if sent to him. Ren. Gorsett of Texas urged full committee approval next week.
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Lettuce Acreage Down in Colorado Harvest 1951
Denver reports from the U S and Colorado departments of Agriculture show lettuce acreage for 1951 at 6,700 acres, nine percent below 1950 but higher than the 1951 average. Officials note a seven year decline in gross acreage, driven by a severe water shortage in the San Luis Valley, while carrot acreage rises to 1,800 acres, above last year and the ten year average.
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Carpenter Urges Beef Supply Increase at Lower Prices
Colorado cattlemen debate rising costs and substitutions as carpenter warns high beef prices threaten market access. He advocates crossbreeding and more bred cattle to boost supply, while lawmakers and executives discuss price rollbacks and potential shortages in the meat industry. General Wedemeyer to retire after 12 years as Sixth Army commander.
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Independence Pass Opens for Travel in Colorado
Independence Pass opened for travel today marking the start of the summer season. The highway department reports access over the pass between Leadville and Glenwood likely clear on most stretches though snow remains near the summit. Mount Evans road remains closed.
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Glenn Hodgell Elected New REA President
Pine Bluffs shows weak turnout at Tuval Electric Bompany annual meeting as only 182 members and 8 proxies out of 308 needed to elect. Glenn Hodgell of Hereford named president. Herbert Lime of Kimball reelected as vice president. Harald Mewilliams Hillside secretary. Jay Brown Pine Bluffs treasurer. board members W. T. Young and Pater S. Bourlier also reelected.
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Wage raise granted to 100000 workers across industries
Washington reports a nine cent hourly increase for about 101,000 General Wire Irie workers not covered by recent cost of living measures. The rise follows the escalator clause tied to the government cost of living index. Other unions and salaried workers also approved similar raises today.
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Van Fleet Sees Third Big Offensive As Front Holds
Lt Gen. Damon A. Van Fleet, Eighth Army commander, warned that the Chinese will launch a third spring offensive. Allied forces report the enemy retreating along much of the front while preparing strong defensive positions in central Korea. The article notes heavy Allied air attacks, ground gains expected to weaken a new offensive, and widespread fighting near Pyongyang and Kunisohu with reports of resumed resistance and mobilization efforts.
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Castle Rock Route Paving Bid Approved After Change
Denver officials approve paving on Castle Rock Route after reviewing a higher bid. The project includes grading and drainage on a Denver street corridor near Castle Park. Construction starts soon with work assigned to the highway department and a local contractor.
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