Hailstorms Hit Weld County Farms Across the District
A pair of severe hailstorms struck Weld County causing heavy damage to crops near Nunn and Fort Lupton. Beets, wheat, corn, onions and alfalfa suffered varying losses as rain totals ranged from half an inch to three quarters of an inch. Local sugar beet districts reported acreages damaged with up to 200 acres affected in Fort Lupton Brighton area.
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Weld
Nuoday
Bort Lupton
Saul of Nunn
Olive Branch
Ballatones
Taras RS Waltuts
Koine Gamage
Rons
tryip alovt _ mila
Tacoon
Fort Lupton
Brighton
Gordon Bnegieh
Fort Lupton-Brighton
Great Western Sugar Company
Rex Scott
Avhard
Kersey
Kuner
John D
Greeley
Buss
Public Service Company
Edmiston
Roggen
72 Missing In Ship Blast in the Red Sea
In the Red Sea off Suez, the British freighter Indian Enterprise exploded killing 71 crew and one survivor was rescued. The ship, en route from Helmand to Indian ports, carried explosives for the Indian government. A Norwegian tanker found the sole survivor who was picked up during night searches.
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Suez
Red Sea
Mien
Hemi
Thdian Porta
Heyy Heer
H. Weastiplarzen
Te Thollan Exporter
Weasel
Tdne
Four Die In Plane Crash Near Lebanon in June
A small single-engine plane wrecked seven miles south of town killed four aboard. Identified were Robert A. Luke, 41, Tutayette, Tad.. Clinton E. Ferguson, 44, Battle Ground, Ind.. Marcia Ferguson, 41, and Ronald Partridge B., 00, with Ferguson reported as the flying instructor. The crash occurred as the aircraft plunged into the ground, the stake buried two feet deep.
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Lebanon
Tod
Here
Robert A. Luke
Tutayette
Tad
Clinton E. Ferguson
Battle Ground
Ind
Marcia Ferguson
Herigon
Ronald Partrige
Fendan
Leen
Ferguson
Becline
Senate Approves Social Security Base Change
Lawmakers approved an increase in the Social Security wage base, with a vote of 46 to 48 against a broader proposal. The change would raise the base to 3,000 dollars, adding about 548 dollars annually in retirement benefits through higher payroll deductions.
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Washington
She Bal
Tari Igor
Bruce Seeks Re election in Weld County
Bruce, serving a second term as Weld County assessor, announces plans to seek reelection in the fall subject to assembly and primary votes. In a letter to Martin G. Field he cites the Hauge bill 348 and the reappraisal program, arguing his office has grown but duties remain within scope, and urges county support to continue policies during the task. He resides in Platteville and previously served as chief deputy clerk after World War II.
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Homer M. Brice
Martin G. Field
Weld
Republican Cenral Committee
Bruce
Field
Platteville
Niery
Ile
Jact
Actor Joseph Catten Grandfather in Caliborn Birth
In Banta Monica California Joseph Catten, a 45 year old actor, became a grandfather yesterday. His daughter Mrs Jamey P Young, 22, gave birth to a baby girl weighing fourteen pounds. The newborn is the couple’s first child and no name has yet been chosen.
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Banta Monica
Calif
Tula
Joseph Catten
Jamey P. Young
Hurley Asked to Testify Again on State Dept Allegations
Senate investigators moved to compel Ay Hurley to elaborate on charges that State Department officials aided or gave top secret documents to pro-Communists. Hurley linked the matter to a 1945 theft case and named John S. Service as alleged recipient of secret information. A public hearing was planned as the Foreign Relations Committee pursued the Amaranis documents case.
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Ay Oliver W. DE Wolf
Washington
Patriek J. Turley
C.8
Milas Andor
China
Senate
Hig
State Department
Hurley
N.M. Ttana
Uler
Gep
Aie
Auhcommit
Chatman Tydtnes
MMA
Porley
Burley
John 8
Service
Foreign Service
Lin
Hind
Iandreda
Sturley
Alate
Hungary Would Swap Vogeler for Stefan Crown
Vienne Austria June 20 Fueled by reports of negotiations the Hungarian red government offered to exchange imprisoned American Robert A Vogeler for the crown of Saint Stephen. Vogeler sentenced to 18 years for spying may gain release within weeks as the Vatican urged U S backing to keep the relic from Hungary. The crown dating to 11th century was taken by Nazis and later found by American troops in Germany. The United States has refused Budapest demands and closed consulates after Vogeler’s conviction. Edgar Sanders British associate received 12 years in prison.
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Vienne
Austria
Hungary
Robert A. Vogeler
Stefan
Vogeler
Germany
Alice
Wiesbaden
United States
Vatican
Silvester
Souress
New York
Greveland
U. S
Hungarian People's Court
Tovernational Telephone & Telegraph Co
Edgar Sanders
Dry forests in Colorado threaten wildfires across regions
Colorado and Wyoming forests are perilously dry with officials warning of extreme fire danger. A veteran ranger and a U.S. Forest Service fire control officer in Denver say conditions are unprecedented and ready to spark at a single spark or lightning strike. A Chicago weather bureau spokesman cites minimal rainfall since June 2. Meanwhile, Denver carpenters reject a wage proposal by a vote of 209 to 204.
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Colorado
Wyoming
U. S. Weather Bureau
W. S
Sim) Davis
U. S. Forest Service
Denver
Weather Bureau
Chicapo
Pacific Northwest
Carpenters
Fliers Light Boat in Colorado River Canon
An airplane searched the Colorado River canyon near Grand Canyon Arizona for a five man expedition after their boat capsized in the canyon. Pilot Hob Manning reported the survivors still in the canyon and expected to reach Pierce’s Ferry by six.
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
Jans
Hob Manning
Ehlot Pie Ilot
Dagert Skyways
Boulder City
Treen
Metal Workers Strike Across New Mexico and Texas
Sheet metal workers in New Mexico and Texas halted work on January 20 as part of a nationwide action. APL Sheet Metal Workers International Association officials led the action, with members from several local shops walking off in protest.
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Alluquerqus
N.ml
Jana
Mexico
Texas
Jawal
New
Manila
Waal Tasas
Victor Oliver Heads Lions Club Officers at Meeting
Victor Oliver was named president of the Lions Club in Greeley at Monday’s gathering led by Judge K P Hall. New officers include Lester Adams as first vice president Lena Woot second vice president Dr Russell Hibbert Jeychind vice president Leslie Ward Richard Brown reelected secretary and treasurer Harold Curtis Lions tamer Rev Harold Landgren tail twister Elton Williams and Clarence Baab elected directors for two years Lee West and Fred Noe as heldover directors. The next meeting will install the new slate. Dr Kenneth F Perry received a service award from Judge George L Redfield. William T Ross president of CAGE spoke on the college’s ten year expansion plans.
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Victor Vi Oliver
Greeley Liang Club
K.P. Hall
Lester Adams
Wrat
Lena Woot
Russell W. Hibbert Jeychind
Leslie V. Ward
Richard
Hrowe
Harold Curtis
Lion Tamer
Harold FB
Landgren
Tailtwister
Elton Willams
Bickel Protests Moving of PMA to Denver
Denver noon text reports George Tickel protests the PMA office shift from Fort Collins to Denver. Bickel, Longmont publisher and former northern Colorado congressional nominee, argues the move is unacceptable and calls for delaying until farm groups are consulted. He cites alleged advisement by the second district representative and department subordinates.
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Denver
State Production and Marketing Administration
Fort Collins
Brannan Jaay
George Tickel
Longmont
Bickel
Congress
Colsinio
Colorado
Brannan
Agriculture Department
Wiliam Hill
Dickel
Vance Avatia
Starling Wrendy
Scott C of C President Elect Named at Tampa Board Meeting
Scott C of C was chosen president elect at the chamber of commerce board meeting held Tuesday at Ton Howmet. He will serve in the fal {060-61 term and succeed W. Farr. Scott chairs the retail board and is a director of the chamber of commerce. Donkey baseball at Ault on Wednesday sponsored by the VFW.
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Fimmett E. Scott
Chamber of Jommerca
Ton Howmet
Scott
W. Farr
Olamlnt of Commerce
Msarpaileation
Chamber At Commerce
VFW
Pierce
Haneball
At & Po
Acheson Defends State Dept as Loyal Outfit
Secretary of State Acheson told governors the department is a good clean loyal outfit. He dismissed McCarthy charges as unfounded and noted quiet loyalty checks under John Puertfox to weed out potential subversives. Acheson praised ambassador Jessup, said Asia needs tailored support, and emphasized not copying European aid programs.
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Jack Bell
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Titus
Acheson
Mor Hy
McCarthy
Rwis
State Department
Royal Department
Terretars
Ciate Department
Fia
Apostles of Democracy
Truman
Congress
Far East
Avheson
Asia
Europa
Reyent
Inakeny
Acheson Prairse Jessup
Philin
G. Jessup
MacCarthy
Jessup
John Puert Fox
Fish
Reds Re-elect Joseph Stalin amid unanimity vote
The Supreme Soviet praised Premier Joseph Stalin as the parliament unanimously approved contracts to continue his government. Eleven Communist politburo members attended as they endorsed resolutions supporting a ban on atomic weapons and other war crime clarifications.
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Alogcow
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party Politburo
USA
Peace Partixanm Co A
State Buys Third of Is Government Bond Quota
Nenyer dispatch reports state progress on US bond purchases as part of a national quota. Alexander announces the state has bought a little over one third of its allotted government bonds in the four week period.
AT&T Signs Long Lines CIO Labor Contract
New York July 20. The Long Lines department of the American Telephone and Telegraph Co and Division 10 CIO Communications Workers of America announced a wage agreement. If ratified it will affect 20 000 members in 49 states. It shortens the wage progression schedule so workers reach the top pay in six and a half years instead of eight. The contract runs one year and would take effect July 11 or July 12 if ratified by July 20, or July 27 if ratification comes later.
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New York
Long Lines Department
American ‘Telephone and Telegraph Co
CIO Communications Workers
Nf Americs, & Company
Spnkeanan
Iha
Kap
Dong Dia Ante
Tire Crultemen
Havca
Novert ‘I. Creasey
Aviation 10
Thal T Ja
Division 10
Log Lines Department
Beween Dell System
CWA
Western Electria Co
Aenett
Governors Conference trip amid storms and delays
Lacy Wilkinson and other officials from the Governor's Conference joined Gov. Waller Johiann for the annual governors conference in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. Mrs Wilkinson traveled from Dover to visit her husband before departure as a severe rain and hailstorm delayed travel and caused flooding in the state capitol area.
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Tey Wilkinson
Greelay
Agen
W. Va
Waller W. Johiann
TH Welah
Frank Munmiphrey
Cthanelas
York
Capitol
Saturnitay
Wilkinson
White Siphor Springs
Bilie Nicholson
Denver
Add Afriines
Construction of Nunn School To Start Shortly
Nunn district proceeds with expansion plans for the Nunn school system. Project aims to add gymnasium and classrooms with construction expected to begin soon. May 1 bond issuance of $80,900 approved by city hall to finance the work.
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Nunn
l'Inns
Nun
Treilitios
Phrajact Beliates
Contaln
Clive High
Roan
Gyamnaum
Kitelen
Abe
AL Gragant Nunn
Atilatia Testis “Aire Chit Rynnaltian Fb Tha
Workshop Choir Recital Wednesday at CSCE Garden Theater
Members of the choral clinic and workshop at CSCE present a public program Wednesday in the Garden Theater on the campus. Director Dierekes leads the class, founder of the Ohio State University Symphonic Choir, honored with the Choral Quest award by CBS. The program includes Palestrina, Handel, Schubert, and Russian/ Czech pieces, with students of notable future teaching careers in attendance.
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Leule Diercks
Ohio State
Garden Theater
CSCE
Bop. Oa
Rallegn
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Diereks
Radio City
Summer Crafts Program Starts Wednesday at Green High
Fravk Iaun at Greete High School will run a recreation craft program beginning Wednesday at 1 p m in the southwest room on the second floor of the Thrace Mann Building. Local youngsters invited from 1 to 6 pm, Monday through Friday, with lessons in painting clay molding and ceramics.
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Fravk Iaun
Wet Amsteweenr
Greete High School
Thrace Mann
Weather Enea for 24 Hours Forecast
Weather report for 24 hours beginning 8 am. Highs around 7 and 61 with a 0.34 inch precipitation. Partly cloudy today with possible thunderstorms tonight. warmer Thursday. Wyoming partly cloudy with widely scattered showers, generally fair Tuesday through Wednesday. New Mexico widely scattered thunderstorms Tue afternoon and evening, otherwise fair.
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Enea
Tosiay
Wyoming
New Mexico
Contempt Citation Recommended for Jaffe
Washington officials recommend a contempt citation for Philip Jaffe who refused to answer questions about the 1945 Amerasia case. The action follows investigators urging compliance and notes the inquiry remains unresolved.
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Jaffe
Washington
Sorin
Ronomarende
Philip Jaffe
Comtempe
Lateral Pressure of Spuds Bursts Walls in Storage
Washington reports that excessive lateral pressure from settling potatoes damages storage walls. A D Edguy of Port Collings Colorado now with the agriculture department said pressure should rise as bins fill, causing wall failures in winter. Grand Forks ND tests show downward wall friction about 66 pounds per square foot at 21 weeks, higher than filling time. Research funded by the Red River Valley Potato Growers Association and conducted with North Dakota and Minnesota stations.
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Washington
Almerluda Society of Agricultural Engineers
A. D. Edguy
Ivtuserty
Port Collings
Colo
Agriculture Department
Gaid Turmere
Edgar Aid
Red River Valley
Edgar
Grand Forks
Sii Tion Ig
Hed River Valley Potato Growers Association
North Dakota
University of Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Stations
Sam Taylor to Run for Reelection in June Run
State Senator Sam T. Taylor of Walsenburg announces candidacy for reelection aboard the Democratic ticket. He leads the 37th General Assembly and will seek another term.
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Sam Taylor
Agala Alamosa
Sam T. Taylor
Walsenlucg
Geneeral Assembly
Replanting Pinto Beans After Sunday Hail Damage
Amid heavy hail damage, farmers plan extensive replanting of Pinto beans across Sandy soils south of Greeley and near Kersey and Lasalle. Moisture remains ample and will aid rapid crop recovery while grain, hay, and sugar beets suffered losses. Local showers and a hail event impacted the county Monday evening with reports of over an inch in some areas.
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aTany Triviny
City of Greeley Suffered Little Loss from Storm
City utilities superintendent Nya Adams stated Monday that several departments suffered minimal damage from Sunday's storm. He warned homeowners to clear debris from gutters to prevent sewer clogs and urged property owners to observe ordinances to keep storm sewers clear for future heavy rain.
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City of Greeley
Nya Adams
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