Northwest Gas Line OK Supply From San Juan Basin
The Federal Power Commission approved Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp to deliver natural gas to the Pacific Northwest via a San Juan Basin line from New Mexico and Colorado to Washington. The project, costing about 190 million dollars, aims to serve Washington Oregon Idaho Utah Colorado and Wyoming with deliveries potentially starting by December 1955 and full operation by January 1957.
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Federa Power Communission
Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp
Pacific Northwest
Big
Oregon
Waenington
Ale
Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
Northwest
New Mexico
Colotdo
Jerome K. Kuykendall
Pacific
San Juan
Commission
United States
Houston
Tex
Aculc Northwest Pipeling Corp
Feisay
Getate
Federal Power Commission
Washinston
Hatston Tym
Weahington
Utah
C.K. Williams
Snd
Wittlama
FPC
Wee
Francie Kernan White
New York City
Ray C. ‘Yiab
Alfrad C. Glassell Jr
L. M. Payne
N. V. Kinney
Shreveport
C. K. Schwartz
Chiesga
Olyfa H. Alexander
Dallas
Leon Payne
Texas
Spokane
Wash
San Juan Washington Line
Tis Top
Big Piney
Reichert Lands Soil Service Job at Brighton
Elmer L Reichert accepts a soil service trainee post at Brighton under the Soil Conservation Service. The program, directed by Lovell Brown, offers practical field training for college students with potential permanent placement after graduation. Wages follow Civil Service scales based on college coursework completed.
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Elmer L. Reichert
Brighton
Fort Collins
Reichert
Freeléy
Colorado Agm Studéfis
Torda Enliege
Loveland to Get New Oil Refinery Facility
Loveland plans an oil refinery addition by Rocky Mountain Refinery Inc after purchasing Carnation Milk Co assets in Los Angeles. Remodeling began Wednesday with operations expected in 60 days. The plant may employ up to 60 workers and will ship refined product by rail in tank cars. The company runs two other plants in Oregon and Kansas.
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Loveland
Rex Rhodes
Rocky Mountain Refneries Inc
Eur
Colorado
Carnation Mk Co
Los Angeles
Iain
Rhodes
Ithades
Oregon
Kansas
Fired Union Official Will Not Be Rehired by Swift Manager
Denver packing plant manager announces Lovata, chairman of Laval 8% United Packinghouse Workers, will not be rehired after firing for distributing political pamphlets. Union workers walked out in protest and plan to remain off the job until Lovata is reinstated, per no change in the plant’s stance.
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Swift
Denver
OV. Wachmann Pulliiger
Swift & Co
Uony Lovata
Rhairman
Political Action Committee
Laval
United Packinghouse Workers of America
CIO
Ovary
Tor Latwirata
Lovata
Wishell Nomination Hearing Set by Senate Commerce
The Senate Commerce Committee announced a June hearing on the nomination of John H. Wishell of Colorado to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The item notes a June 24 session to consider the nomination next Thursday. Also mentioned is that there are nearly 95 million cattle on U.S. farms after five consecutive years of growth.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
John H. Wishell
Colorado
Interstate Commerce Commission
U.S
Five American Airmen Reported Missing in Indochina
French officials fear five American airmen from Tovrane base disappeared during a foray toward an off limits beach near Tourane. Vietnamese peasants reportedly saw them marching toward a Communist area about 10 miles from Tourane while military details and names remained undisclosed.
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Baigon
Indochina
Vaifo
Mib
Tourane
laAring Anid
Washington
Strike Threatened in Lumber Industry Across Portland
Officials announced a looming strike by about 10 000 workers in the lumber and woodworkers unions. The action targets sawmills, mills, and related operations, with potential shutdowns and widespread impact on employment and production.
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Portland
Gre Og
Loo King
Etares
Somme
APL Lumber and Sawml Workers Union
Sueya
Ie Juntter -Mnduatey
Annual Ryssby Church Program Held Sunday
LONGMONT The annual Ryssby Festival will be held Sun June 20 at the historic Ryssby church, 847 miles south west of Longmont. Festivities include two services and a moonlight vigil on the church grounds. The Icelandic service will be conducted in Swedish by Theodore Anderson of Boulder. A choir from Loveland and Longmont will sing Swedish numbers. The picnic dinner will follow the service. coffee will be furnished. The Ryssby church, founded 1878, merged with Elim Lutheran in 1914 to form First Lutheran.
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Longmont
Yal Jehurch
Theodore Anderson
Boulder
Augustana Lutheran
Loveland
Mra
J. Elner Johnson
Perve Ax
Coffey
Rynaby Church
Ttrenting Ag
Hance
Rysshy
Elim Lutheran
Hures
Hyadny
Tix
Lehman Moves to Strip McCarthy From Chairmanships
Senator Lehman launches a fresh bid to strip Senator McCarthy of committee chairmanships. The measure faces swift pushback as the Republican leadership blocks floor action and refers the resolution to the Rules Committee. Lehman accuses McCarthy of abusing authority and harming congressional respect.
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Lehman
McCarthy
Washington
Sen
Flindere
R-Vti
Rules Committee
Congress
JC Convention Slams McCarthyism in Resolution
The JC Convention’s Juror Chamber of Commerce condemned hearings seen as unfair and lacking safeguards. It urged federal action to ensure uniform quorum rules and to prohibit single person committees, aiming to protect national prestige and individual reputations.
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MerCarthy Army
Ariegates Wa
Chamber of Commerce National Extension
Jayeres
Fat treatment debate in Greeley Tribune report
A June 19, 1954 Greeley Tribune column discusses concerns over fat treatment methods and the broader issue of medical information. It notes community reaction and calls for cautious use of therapies amid conflicting guidance from doctors and institutions.
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Greeley Tribune
Trinidad School Head Leaves Illinois Job
Trinidad school superintendent Smith, dismissed in April amid incompetence charges, plans to relocate to Park Purest with his family next week after a pending contract dispute and potential legal action. OTL Palmgist serves as acting superintendent.
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HAL BG Sted
Park Purest
Smith Mehr
Aaliy
Trinidad
Otl Palmgist
Hiigh
Han
Tribune
Ike's Tax Bill Advances to Senate Floor
In a committee report, Millikin's panel sends Ike's tax bill toward the Senate floor. The measure, tied to wartime administration programs, faces potential amendments as Democratic members reserve the right to modify provisions. No votes were recorded on passage.
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Senate
Millikin
Washington
Tre Borate
France
Onic
Feng
Bur Yard
Wensure
Eisenhower
Parres Peur
Rh House
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