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Water Use at Night Sparks City Irrigation Debate
City officials warn night irrigation wastes scarce water as residents irrigate lawns after dark. Experts note late watering soaks soil deeply but many homes still exceed limits, arguing for stricter enforcement and public education to conserve resources.
British Press Debates Schuman Plan Impact on Europe
Editorials across British papers on the Schuman Plan and British policy toward European cooperation.Observers note Labour's cautious stance while unions warn of vagueness in Western Europe's wage and condition proposals. The Manchester Guardian and Daily Mail criticize or defend the government’s handling, urging clear fidelity to the plan and broader ties to the Commonwealth and United States.
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Literary Guidepost JHE GITTERWEED PATH review
A harshly judgmental review notes a flawed opening and a controversial theme in Thomas Hal Phillipa's The Gitterweed Path. It praises later passages for subtle relationship realism between a boy and men. The piece highlights moral tension, improvised melodrama, and a complex, troubling sequence of events.
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Woman Survives 40 Foot Well Fall In Kavaala Sudim
A local woman plunged about 40 feet into a well after a wonton stood on its edge. Villagers rescued her, pulling her to the surface while she called for help. She remained silent after rescue and rode away on a donkey with her gall.
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Public Forum on Handicapped Social Integration and Help
Harold V Knight of Arvada urges readers to support inclusive clubs and parent networks for cerebral palsy and polio groups. He argues normal social contact, not segregation, aids the disabled and highlights parents’ need for guidance and new techniques. The letter cites Roosevelt’s polio work as inspiration.
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Clayton Family Plans Move and Local Appointments
In 1921 Guy D. Clayton court reporter and his children plan to move to Fort Collins in August to occupy their new home. Kathryn Clayton graduates Growluy High School and will attend Colorado Agricultural College. Dorothy Clayton will continue at Colorado State Teachers College as an upperclassman. Gladys Poote arrives to take a summer position at Colorado Teachers College teaching psychology. Miss Poule of New Jersey Normal School is sister to D. J. Poule of Greeley. L. L. Wilkngton of Greeley buys an interest in the Tolneury Corner filling station north of Longmont. partners plan to open a station near Eldorado. The new building will be completed soon. Wilkinson owns McVey Printer.
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Alfalfa Growers Weeding Insects For Bee Safety
Fort Collins area alfalfa growers face a double task protecting pollinating bees while combating injurious pests like lygus bugs and alfalfa weevils. Assistant entomologist Joseph O. Maffett advises targeted DDT dusting before bloom and careful timing of narcotic sprays to minimize bee losses. Recommendations stress preserving bee-friendly sites and avoiding spraying during flowering.
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