Chapman Rates Big T as Major Help for Nation
Secretary Chapman spoke at Colorado State University during observances honoring the Golden Anniversary of federal reclamation. He praised the Colorado-Big Thompson project as vital to national development and lauded Charles Hansen for four decades of conservation work with the Big Thompson Project. He noted a study on Weld County from the Bureau of Reclamation and signaled continued discussion on page 7.
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Coloredo Water Conservancy District
Greelay Tribune
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Bureau of Reclame Uon
Weld County
Awards honor Hansen for leadership in Northern Colorado project
Charles Hansen, head of the Northern Colorado Conservancy District and publisher of the Greeley Daily Tribune, received two honors during a Golden Jubilee celebration. Secretary Oscar L Chapman presented the Interior Department’s Conservation Service Award, while Barnard Houtchens of the Greeley Chamber of Commerce lauded Hansen’s longtime service to regional water projects including the Thompson venture.
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Colorado Water Conservancy District
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Cherlea Hansen
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Charles Hangen
Northern Colorade Gobservancy
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Colorado State College of Education
Oscar L. Chapmen
Denver
Secretary of the Interior
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Northern Colorado Water Users Association
Northern Colorado Water Congervancy District
Houtchens
Burgess Cvy
Charles Lory
Fort Collins
T. Pulliam
Loveland
Moses B. Smith
Ault
Charles Hansen
William A. Carlston
Gresley
J. M. Dille
Fort Morgin
Robert Wright
Bicrling
C.F. Rolfeon
Julesburg
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Dre E.G. Harrah
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Reclamation Bureau
Haneen
Great Western Sugar announces second payment to growers
The Great Western Sugar Co. said on June 18 that $1,525,000 will be paid to sugar beet growers on June 26 as the second additional payment of the 1951 crop. President Frank A. Kemp said the payment averages about 60 cents per ton, bringing total payments for last year's production to roughly $849,479,000, excluding government payments tied to processor taxes.
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Denver
Great Western Sugar Co
Frank A. Kemp
Big-T Model on Display Afternoons and Evenings
The large ecela model of the Colorado-Big Thorapion project on display at Gaoter Hall will be open for inspection from 4 to 6 p.m. and 7:90 to 10 p.m. on Wednesday June 15 Thursday June 18 Friday June 20 Monday June 23. At 4 p.m. each afternoon, Prof. Harley Glidden of the CSCE science department will return the project and explain the model.
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Gaoter Hall
Thoraday
Ceach
Harley “Glidden
Csce Clence Department
Would Protect Radio-TV from Suits for Libel
Washington report notes a bill to shield radio and television stations from libel suits over political candidate broadcasts. It would bar excessive charges for candidate time, require equal time for opponents, and limit content conversion of speeches. House passage was by close vote with amendments debated and some fear a flood of defamation cases.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
House
Rep
Horan
R-Wash
Haven
Newapmnees
Oy Dloran
Senate
Federal
Hesi Mable
Convict Testifies Guards Beaten Him Before Lashing
Denver June 13 A convict testified in U S district court that Colorado penitentiary guards beat him with fists kicked his head and stomach trapped him on a gymnasium horse and whipped him with a heavy leather strap He named guards and a former deputy warden among nine defendants in a civil rights case tied to a 1951 prison break attempt He described being forced to stand naked on hot asphalt after the beating and showed a photograph of injuries to support his account
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U.S. District Court
Colorado
Prizay
Garton
Gurton
Oren Doslon
Itegan
Frederick E. Dickerson
Leonard
Clinton
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Leo
Geolry
Doolen
Fishton
Tuenln
Gauon City
Dickerson
Dickeseon
Garten
Texas
New Mexico
U.S
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Battle Casualties in Korea Up 259
Washington reports UN announced 109,972 total casualties in Korea, up 739 from last week. Weekly defense summary lists Killed in Action 17,396, Wounded 70,518, Missing 7,478, and total casualties by service: Army 98,909, Navy 81,383, Air Force 16,397, Marine Corps 16,397. Includes killed in action and fatally wounded. after adjustments, 1,247 captured and 201 known dead.
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Washington
Korea
Defense Department
Navy
Marine Corpa
Island Grove to Host Go West Show at Park
Greeley prepares for Go West with Greeley days as artists and traders gather for a western themed town event. City and county funding totals 1060 plus matching funds for park improvements. Rodeo acts bring TM Holland Fulkerson from Fort Worth and Doc Wilcox returns as trick rider. Western attire encouraged as street decorations go up. The eighth annual horse show runs June 28 and 29 with a junior show Sunday afternoon. Performances continue July 4 and 5 marking the thirtieth annual Go West celebration in Greeley.
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Wand Grove
Greeley
Tom Maweon
Holand Fulkerson
Fort Worth
Tes
Danes Alert Their Airmen After Soviet Down Swedish Plane
Stockholm reports urgency as Sweden seeks cabinet action after Soviet jets shot down an unarmed Catalina rescue plane. Danish commander Quistgaard says order to shoot back if attacked by Soviet vessels or aircraft, within or beyond Danish waters, has been in place since March.
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Sweden
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Gopenhagen
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Quistgaard
Denmark
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Jurors Released Amid Courtroom Turmoil
A U S district judge ordered jurors to quit mingling with spectators during recess and to relocate during sessions. Gar ton, unmanacled, testified briefly as prosecutors pointed to defendants, while Arihir Fisk Jr 24 Denver Tobacco and kidnaper was to follow Garton to the blend.
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U. S
Judea Delmas
Mes
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Brooks
Garton
U.S
Courk Room
Arihir Fisk Jr
Denver
Tob Hee
Martin Field Named Weld Public Trustee
In Denver on June 17 the governor appointed Martin Field of Greeley to a two year term as Weld county public trustee. Sister Vincentia Rettig was named to the board of nurse examiners in Pueblo for a year, succeeding Mildee Field in Colorado Springs.
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Thornton
Vincentia Rettig
More Legal Corvin Hospital
da Paul School of Nursing
Pueblo
Yrar
Mildeed Boostield
Colorado Springs
Martin G. Pield
Greeley
Wele
Balloons Mark Opening of Vanderhoof's Store in Greeley
Grand opening of Vandy's new store at Blenth avenue in Greeley will feature balloons, refreshments, souvenirs and prizes for visitors. Proprietor Phos Vanderhoof and longtime associate Sears Inghrine Agency head B. B. Sears will host guests, with Firestone products and automotive supplies showcased. The building houses Firestone, Sears agency offices, and a gun and hardware area run by Jack Conners, Warren Giles, D. B. Berry, and Vesta Turnee as bookkeeper. Details cover store interior, fixtures, and earlier business history in Greeley since 1927.
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Sun School
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Firestone
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Traveler Insurance Company
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Sears
Eighth Avenue
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Cela Burnham
Don Blewark
Bud Etherton
Eisenhower Gains Ground As Backstage Talks Stir Debate
General Eisenhower’s private luncheon with reporters sparked a controversy as aides released selective remarks. He outlined views on Taft, foreign policy, and defense while delegates from Colorado Utah and Wyoming weighed their support. A second press event followed amid protest from reporters barred from direct quotes.
Vote on Social Security Benefits Passes House
The House passed a social security benefits bill by 260 to 22 with 89 Democrats and 171 Republicans voting for. Mountain States representatives shown in the roll, including Aspinall Cole Mansfield Montana and Rogers, and Republicans Chemaweth Calw D Ewarton Barrison Wye Hill, as the measure moves to the Senate.
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Nationwide potato shortage ends as prices ease
An Associated Press survey shows wholesale prices back near pre rise levels in major markets with declines up to one third from two weeks ago. Dealers differ on future trends with some predicting more cuts while others see stabilization. A large retail chain offers five pounds for 25 cents, contrasting prior pricing.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Amerada Discovers Dakota Oil West of Carr Wells
Amerada Petroleum reports oil in the Dakota area seven miles from Carr in Weld county, with completion details pending. The wildcat, drilled by B I K Carey Drilling, targets NASW 46 and nearby Dakota strata while production figures from Colorado fields show weekly totals and nearby well updates.
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Paola
Dakota
Tony Romana
Carr
Nenese
Amorada
Amerada
Carey Drilling Company
California Oil Company
Acutt
Plarea
Weld County
Thrawell
Ughtdale
Servation Commission
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Atwood
Graylin
Grancewood
Hiawatha
Yes
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Maudlin Gulch
Marino
Meamex
Middlemiel
Morril
Mt. Hope
North McCallum
Pawnee Cresk
Powder Wash
Price Gramps
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Rangely
Weber
Shule
Gillette
Fred Romiewell
Progress Petroleum Company
Graver
Sesw
Texas Contests Referred to National Committee
Washington June 18. Republican headquarters announced that all Texas delegates to the Republican convention have been referred to the national committee for decision at hearings set to open in Chicago July 1. A total of 72 delegates and 70 alternates were certified for consideration, with dispute over district delegates to be decided by the national or state committees. Senator Taft and Eisenhower forces favored national handling. Harriman scored a 4 to 1 Democratic primary victory in the District of Columbia, winning six convention votes with pledges to support a compulsory federal civil rights program. City council held a regular meeting at CSCE, where routine business was transacted.
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Lew Robert A. Tall
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Chicago
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Ebenhower
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Hisenhower
GOP
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QOP
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Elenhower
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Associated Press
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Salt Lake City
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Scripps-Howard
Gome Olhere
Deleyi
Montana
Washington
Texas
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Risenhower
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Ttepublican
National Committee
Gharles P. Howard
Hearton
Averell Harriman
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Hiles Kefavyer
Columbia
Harriman
Baseball National League and American League Scores Report
Fragmented recap lists several NL games with New York and Chicago notable, plus AL matchups including Washington at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Chicago. Mentions players Ruth Leonard Os Atwell War Cok Wark Hy Lanjoe Laes Cariyb ella and Bislay with unclear details. Night games included Louis at Whitacemhla and St Louis at Boston.
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Branklyn Soyay
Ruth
Leonard Os
Nt Prames
Atwell
Wark
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