Hoover Warns of Ruin from U S Spending Costs
Chicago June 16 Herbert Hoover warned that continued government borrowing to cover deficits leads to inflation and ruin for every cottage. The ex president spoke at the Jaycees annual meeting urging cuts in expenses and questioning further deficit financing while noting past dollar devaluation and rising prices. He warned against future inflation and suggested aiming to reduce government spending. A stray recipe note about frosting and orange juice was included in the text.
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Chicago
Herbert Hoover
U. S
Randy
Tuttt
Baseball scores and line scores from an old league ledger
The page shows American and National League results with line scores for Washington Chicago New York St Louis Philadelphia Cleveland and Brooklyn versus rivals. Notable pitchers and batters include Nagy Grasso Rasch Warrick and Kellner Campanella Tice Westrum and Satu.
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Washington
Chicago
Nagy
Rosa
Grasso
New York
St. Louis
Ay Rasch
Ontrawekt
Warrick
Berriwine
State
Yarver
Dollar
Detzoit
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Lovie
Brooklyn
As Ly
Ate Wittsburgh
Chuclinatl
Garcia Family Notices From Colorado and Denver
Arthur Gureit Garcia of west of Lucern is listed as son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garcia. He is brother to Marjorie McClelland and Jaex Garcia of Denver, with siblings Joe Martha Frank Jr Diana Portella Richard Ralph Andrew Garcia also at home. Grandson of Neddern Garcia in Greeley and Mrs. Juanita Alavid of Walserburg. Arrangements to follow.
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Tellez
Larry Tetlez
SIR 3Rd Street
Sim
Anastasio ‘Tellez
Danny
Garry
Edward
George
Joule
Sandra
Susanna
Mre
Serapia Tellez
Greeley
Decidera Garcia
Dater
Garcia Arthur Gureit
West of Lucern
Frank Garcia
Marjorie McClelland
Jaex Garcia
Denver
Joe
Martha
Frank
Diana
Portella
Richard
Ralph
Andrew Garcia
Neddern Garcia
Juanita Alavid
Walserburg
SITEMAN George Siteman Sr services Monday at St Vauts
Obituary style notice reports George Siteman Sr of 307 1281 St. with services at 2 pm Monday from St Vauts Congregational Church in Linn Grove. Also notes Wayman Cleo Waylot of 814% 13th St with services 2 pm Tuesday from Macys drawing room in Elnn Grove.
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Siteman
George Siteman, Sr
St. Vaut's Congregational Church
Internent Linn Grove
Wayman Cleo
13Th St
Macys
Intorment Elnn Grove
Funeral notices for Raymond Walter Bert Haymond and others
Private services at Lily's Funeral Home for Raymond Walter Bert Haymond of 1118 Wty St and interment at Eaton Cemetery. Joan Toro of 2204 Tifth Street had services at Lilly's Funeral Home with interment at Evang Cemetery. Infant Jamea Kounsth Wabb, son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Wed, graveside at Lion Cemetery. Mary Manez of Eaton, survived by mother Mrs Mary Bavela of Estom, arrangements pending.
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Raymond Walter Bert Haymond
Wty St
Grace Ridgeway
Lily
Eaton Cemetery
rTono Joan Toro
Tifth Street
Lilly
Evang Cafetery
Jamea Kounsth Wabb
Floyd
Vicox
Lion Grave Cenatery
Mandez Mary Manéec
Eaton
Mary Bavela
Estom
Yale Man Sets Record In Shot Put at NCAA Trials
Yale’s Big Jim Fuchs uncorked a record shot put as 88 schools placed men into finals at Memorial Stadium. Southern California led qualifiers with ten. Stanford and Yale followed. Fuchs extended his NCAA mark, while Otis Chandler of Stanford surpassed a prior best. Auburn, Minnesota, North Carolina and others advanced several competitors to tomorrow’s finals.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Big Jim Fuchs
Yale
California
Civican
Trojans
Memorial Stadium
Dick Aldlesey II
Igh Hardins
F Fuchs
Eli Strong
Stanford
Otis Chandler
Inch
Vaced
Athlesey
Southern California
Ruanerary
Murrayy
Morgan State
Genidental
Minnesota
North Carolina
New York University
Michigan State
Camp activities outlined for Long's Peak Boy Scout camp
About 150 scouts register for Long's Peak council summer camp June through August at Camp Bob Walt in Glen Haven. Don Davis leads a three day staff training from Luranile. Activities include marksmanship archery horsemanship crafts and nature study with overnight hikes to West Creek Falls Deserted Village Miller Creek and Lost Lake. A provisional camp operates July 2 to July, with leadership from the council. Burro truck trips to Lawn Lake run Aug 6–12 for older scouts and invited adults. A training course on July 8–9 invites volunteers and fathers.
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Lorg's Peak Council
Bob Walt
Glen Haven
Don Davis
Luranile
Fold Scout
West Creek Falls
Deserted Village
Miller Creek
Lost Lake
Juy
Long's Peak
Lawn Lake
Labor rally at White House backs CIO PAC fund
June 14 1950 President Truman receives 400 CIO officers and workers who aim to raise 1 million dollars for the CIO Political Action Committee to elect a labor friendly Congress. PAC Director Jack Kroll says labor has people on its side while opponents have money.
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Washington
O10
Philip Murray
CIO
Yoursolyan
Kroll
Greeley Softball Schedule and Club Names
Fragmented OCR lists teams and venues for Greeley softball and local businesses. Entries include Orveley Elka, Hort Lumber of Denver, Watts Motors, Hyde Clothiers, Wells Jewelers, Windsor American Legion, Frontier Refinery, and Greeley Works, with mentions of Monday and Tuesday schedules and local clubs.
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Orveley Elka
Hort Lumber of
Denver
Watts Motors
Hyde Clothiers
Wells Jewelers
Oof
Hyde'n Clothiers
Windsor
Veterans Benefits and GI Insurance Beneficiary Rules
A veteran can name any one as beneficiary on his GI insurance policy. For more veterans benefits information, contact Palmer Olander, Officer In Charge, VA Office, Room 305, Greeley Building, Greeley, Colorado. In golf, Tuna 26- (P)y-Veteran Lawson Lite shot 74-71 to lead Paine Beach, Claude Warman moved to second with 18 by two fine puts, as Alx Tuckless trailed.
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Palmer Olander
Offeur
Gresley Building
Greeley
Tuna
Lawson
Founda
Sogey Wykngl Corsa
Hig Jead
Paine Beach
Claude Warman
Mamarotlock
Plig
Alx
United States Women Retain Wightman Cup at Wimbledon
The United States clinched the Wightman Cup for the 14th straight year with a 6-3 6-2 victory by Margaret Osborne DuPont over Jean Walker-Smith. Washington state to Beverly Hills stars highlighted a dominant day as Americans swept the first three matches and inch toward a complete victory in the best of seven.
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Wimbledon
England
United States
Margaret Osborny du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Jean Walker-Smith
U. S
David
Goliath
Louise Braugh
Beverly Hills
Cal
Margaret Osborne DuPont
Hetty Hilton
Doris Hart
Jacksonville
Pat Todd
la Jolla
Calif
Jean Querlier
Mrsi Walker-Smith
Three Farms Named in Soil Conservation Contest
Gresley Soil Conservation district selects three farms to advance in a state soil conservation contest. Lloyd Scott notes six farms entered preliminary judging: Orman Royle Graeley Alex Felts Windsor William Rehmer LaSalle Fred Benner Severano Martin Domk Greney. Board to visit six sites Tuesday. Final judging in Upper Platte district set for July and August.
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Dourl Ot Aupervisurn
Gresley
Lloyd Scott
Coga
Orman Royle
Norlenant
Graeley
Alex Felta
Windsor
William Rehmer
LaSall
Fred Benner
Severano
Martin Domk
Gesatays
C. C. Plumb
Greney
Grand Mesa Forest Fire Rages West of Cedaredge
Western Colorado reports a major fire on the south side of Grand Mesa about 12 miles west of Cedaredge. Fire broke out on private land in oak brush country near Tell a Kitchen and Adoho Buttos. Early reports do not disclose acres burned or firefighting manpower. The blaze started on private ground and was first reported around 3:18.
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Grand Junction
Colorado
Grand Mesa
Cedaredgs
Tella
Tall Wheatgrass Tops Range Tests at Fort Collins Field
At Colorado A&M College Experiment Station Fort Collins a fourth annual Range Management and Livestock field day showcased tall wheatgrass leading in beef yield per head, grazing efficiency, and acre yield among tested grasses. Data by Clifton H. Wasser and Donald Harvey highlighted fertilizer gains and relative palatability, with mixed crested wheat and chrome least palatable.
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Fort Collins
Ann
Colorado A&m College
Vialtora
Wasser
Donald Harvey
Hervey
Cullegs
Forage Crops Study Sees Mixed Results Since 1937
Investigators report stock forage improved by moderate stocking to four months per cow while January fire reduced current and future year's forage and caused wind erosion. Alta fescue and big blue grass grew late into fall, producing more fall regrowth. New varieties include Nebraska 60 intermediate wheat, Nebraska 36, 44, Oklahoma No. 1, bromagroga, XAL fescue, Wallon, Empire birdsfoot trefoil, Santola and Se velra alfalfa. Seedings favor late fall and early spring for first-year results.
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Wasser
Nebraska
Oklahoma
McCarthy $10 000 Attack Raises Housing Probe
In Columbus Ohio receivers challenge a $10,000 payment to McCarthy for material used in a political manuscript. The dispute centers on government ownership of funds and the value of work produced during a lengthy tour and housing committee operation.
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Columbus
Lustran Corp
U. S
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wik
Clyde M. Moraker
Yica
Joint
Congressional Committee On Housing
Voraker
McGarthy Reat
Foraker
Myer
Dulles and MacArthur Meet on Japan Treaty Path
John Foster Dulles arrived in Tokyo for talks with General MacArthur to decide if it is wise to proceed with a peace treaty for Japan. Secretary Johnson and General Bradley to join talks next week, with Chiefs due from Okinawa. Dulles emphasized political and economic factors over purely military concerns.
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Tokyo
John Foster Dulles
MacArthur
Japan
State Department
Republican Adylam
Defense
Johnson
Gan
Omar N. Bradley
Mai
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Okinawa
Dulles
South Acres
Johnson and Bradley
Pellable Sourts
U. S
Dallés
Truman
Acheson
Migrant Labor Council elects Denver leaders
William Powall of Denver heads the newly formed Colorado migrant labor council at its first executive meeting sponsored by the Colorado Conference of Social Welfare. James Waleh, Bt. Regis College, is vice president. Americo Vottoli, Pueblo, treasurer. Theodore Clark, Denver, corresponding secretary. Dan Yacouetta, Denver, recording secretary. They call for better planning to address migrant labor costs and human misery. Also notes mining and smelting in Sudbury District, Ontario using large amounts of explosives and chemicals.
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Denver
William 8. Powall
Colorado
Hawas
Colorado Confenence of Social Welfare
Pather
James FP. Waleh
Bt. Regis College
Americo Vottoli
AVL
Pueblo
Wrs
Theodore Clark
Dan Yacouetta
Powall
Lustron Receivership After RFC Seizure and Sale
The article recounts a claim that a $10,000 stake would not exist without a senator, notes the Reconstruction Finance Corporation funded Lustron with a total of $37.5 million, and reports Lustron’s default on $38.5 million in loans leading to RFC placing it in receivership. RFC then purchased Lustron for $6 million after operable losses and failed profit attempts by Foraker.
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Hoover
Kellner
Schleb
Guerras Wyn
Megan
Louie
Munger
Drazle
Tice Moa
Campanella
Tish
Minner
Walker
Jones
Westrum
Pittsburgh
Weston
Queen
Satu
Cooper
Pulis
Ella
Tower
Cheyenne
Misa Mary Pulis
Ernest Vernon
Larvin Goldon
West Virginia
Berghes
Macy's Drawing Goon
Latombine
Fairmount Maugoleamn
Vermont
Clo
Tran
White House
Frontier Refinery
Herthoud
Ture
Park's Peak
Rocky Mountain National Park
Bear Lake
Union Pacific Railroad
McCarthy
Gen. Mac
Migrant Labor Council
Sudbury
Onetario
International Nickel
Virginia
Sale Yard
11Th Ave
Hoover's
America
Mewest
22Nd St
Ave
National Association of Radio Farm Directors
Jean Steffey
James
Los Angeles
Steffey
la Salle
Marge
Don Cumley
Warnoco Park
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