Austin at CSCE highlights Colorado power prospects
Colorado agriculture leader Vance Austin of Sterling spoke at CSCE Garden Theater on conservation week ending discussion on electric power. He warned power demand rises with rural and urban growth, urged Colorado’s potential for low cost electricity, and cited private and public projects, including REA loans and Colorado-Big Thompson, as key to a future “magic triangle” of growth.
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Colorado
Vance Austin
Steriing
Colorado Aggreiation
REA Cooperatives
Gardens Theater
CSCE
Austin
Aveta
Colorado University
Sterling
Nerses
Grover
Weld County
U. S
Tennessee Valley
Pacific Northwest
Amils
REA Mienaout
Winte
Farmara Ata
Austio
Home Light
Powar Company
Greeley
Austin Zaid
Bureau of Reclamation Bay
Cald
Natin
Aueifn
Wyoming
Tites
RBA
RFC
HFC
Avella
Howes
Tricity
Baseball Scores and Bank Robbery Report
In a chaotic report from Denver, a man robbed a First National Bank of over $2,000 before being shot and killed by a cashier. Police identify the deceased as Marein Roy Pratt, 3, formerly of Denver, who may be linked to a prior bank holdup of $47,500. George A. Bixler suspects Pratt’s identity and notes the fatal shooting occurred after the robbery.
UN Sponsored Germ Inquiry Proposed in UN Security Council
The United States urged a United Nations inquiry into Soviet germ warfare charges, seeking a council vote despite likely Soviet veto. U S delegate Ernest A. Grosewald argued the Geneva protocol and wartime propaganda are linked to the allegations, with the article noting Communist rejection of Red Cross investigations and calls to ratify the 1925 Geneva protocol.
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Max Harrelson
United Nations
United States
Hussia
U. Ne
Security Council
Council
Runslavan Lveto
Ching
North Korea
Jagebiber
Tueela
Javon A. Mall
U. S
Red Crocs
Russia
Mali
Ernest A. Grosewald
Seema
Pomponio and Carroll Named as Delegates
Denver Democrats named two unpledged leaders to the national convention. Former Congressman John A. Carroll and Orth Pompanio were nominated as delegates while undecided on their Chicago vote. The party plans a series of meetings to select delegates for the national convention and state offices.
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Edward C. Ethell
Denver
Congress
Byron G. Rodgers
Colorado
Lungueen
Carroll
Pampanio
Philip Harnhorn Jr
Edward Keating
Snes
Keating
Armand
Ed Johnsam
Hosnbeln
Ike's Talk Targeted to Weld County Voters
Two thousand five hundred tickets allocated for Ike Eisenhower speech in Denver area. Weld County residents urged to reserve seats with Bam Gates Mrs Elmer Lee or Preston Strubel. Tickets sold by reservation. admission by ticket only. rapid demand noted. telegrams possible Saturday.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Collaegra
Weld County
Bam G. Gates
Elmer J. Lee
Preston Strubel
Strubel
Stradel
Fishing Rodeo Prizes Replaced After Car Theft Incident
H T Pie Branch, chairman, spent about two hours and 40 dollars replacing prizes stolen from his car on Friday. He restored most donated prizes for the Saturday fishing rodeo at Cleamere as youths were assured no prizes would be lacking. Police believe a likely juvenile suspect took the car driven to a motel, causing extensive damage including a broken wheel, ruined emergency brake, and dented paint.
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H. T
Chamber of Commerce
Cleamere
Jones Sporting Gooda
Dalles Reynolds
Jaycee Committee
Wold Fish and ‘Whilife Association
Branchea Live Inn
Paramount Motel
Eighth Avenue
Branch
Beard
Rwoer
Irina
Sone
Harald Burger
Filling Station Robbed at Dulliken
A large number of items were stolen in a burglary at the Schrapn filling station in Dulliken. The Heritage Office reported after investigation Friday a southwest window was broken to gain entry. Missing are a portable radio, a clock, a hand sweeper, war battery, several cartons of cigarettes, two boxes of fluorescent bulbs, three pairs of overalls, two peanut machines, a spotlight, a fountain pen and pencil, and a box of tobacco.
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Schrapn
Dulliken
Nherit
Hridey
Oil Drilling Results From Caliente And Rodman Wells
The report covers Oil drilling activity in 1766 near Caliente and Pleece, noting the Caliente well stopped at Morrison formation top with water encountered and gas showings earlier. a Schlum berger electric log was run after drilling. Rodman No. 1 in NW SENE 32-936 was completed to test flow though not enough to run casing. Tuley Carter and Loffiend Brothers are moving operations to nearby John Wicking No. 1 location Stoneham area SW SWNH 21-90-38, while South Texas Development’s Rodman well paused for testing.
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Calamonte No
Lary R
John Wicking
Meth
Stoneham
Swswnh
South Texas
Fred Roeder
James Slogs
Olds
Cardsham
Bargains Welcome Summer Term Students in Local Stores
Local merchants invite CSCE and university students to start summer term with Bargain Day promotions. The event coincides with the opening of the summer school season as workers and shoppers in Greeley are urged to visit stores in World County to take advantage of advertised low prices.
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Csce Auminer
Wold County
Auminer Achool
Wieking Atudente
Greeley
Summer Atudente Ara
Telbune
Outeland
Four Weld Men Nominated to Colorado Potato Committee
Twelve Coloradoans named by the U S Department of Agriculture to the state potato committee oversee the fiscal order on Irish potatoes. Noble Love of La Salle Heracle Brooke of Eaton Gail Cogburn of Gilcrest and Frank Eckhardt of La Salle are four Weld County members with alternates joining them. Others include W J Baker Sonia D Boswell DeBeque H L Muggrave Montrose John C Ritter New Castle John McClure Center Frank McGee Monte Vista Phil Skinner Tha nmara and Richard A Wolfe Montes Vista. Nomination came from the grower and dealer groups.
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States Department of Agriculture
Noble Love
la Salle
Heraclel Brooke
Eaton
Gail Cogburn
Gilcrest
Frank Eckhardt
W. J. Baker
Sonia
D. Boswell
DeBeque
H. L. Muggrave
Montregze
John C. Ritter
New Canile
John McClure
Center
Frank McGee
Monte Vista
Phil Skinner
Thamara
Richard A. Wolfe
Montes Vista
Tas
Eta Fod
Taft and Ike Lock In Harmony On Foreign Policy Clash
Senator Taft and General Eisenhower appear aligned on foreign policy at the Republican national convention, while sharp disagreements over domestic issues persist. Taft accuses Eisenhower forces of ruthless patronage tactics, as Eisenhower readies a speech in Texas amid delegate contests. Delegates in Chicago and Dover weigh Truman’s choice, with Delaware hints of support. Eisenhower presses westward visits and Dallas talks to rally support.
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Cress
Noberta
Ben
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tate Ward
Tatl
Kluenhower
Taft
Eisenhower
New Jersey
Texas
Chicago
Delaware
Truman
Albert N. Carvel
White House
Denver
Dwight Blarnhawar
Nevada
Washington
Towin
Deleguia
Hisenhower
Ike Flex
Danleon
Denison
Wisenhower
Dallas
Adidas
Texsa
Hoover Dam
Sas Vegas-Ney
Ika
Bark Prohnd
Denton
Tex
American Legion
Ebenhower
Robert Tate
Texas Party Executive Committee
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Democrats Convene in Weld County Meeker Auditorium
About 100 Democrats gathered at Meeker Junior High in Weld County for a county party convention. Delegates were selected for the state convention at Golden next Friday and Saturday and the second district convention at Golden. Van John Metzger, former state attorney general, gave the keynote. Jim Armstrong, former Weld County representative, was named temporary chairman. Merle G. Allen gave the invocation. County office nominations were expected to be postponed until July.
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Weld County
Gemocrate
Meeker
Parlies J
Golden
Baturdey
van John Metzger
Kingnin
Calorado
First Presbyterian Church
College Registration Opens for Winter Session
Registration for the eleventh week at CSC College opened Saturday with both undergraduates and graduates lining up as classes begin Monday. About 2000 total registrations were recorded by 2 am, with additional signups expected next week.
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Baluray
Fedatra- Alon
Eisenhower pays tribute to Gold Star Mothers in Denison
General Dwight D. Eisenhower praises Gold Star Mothers for sacrificing sons in defense of freedom during a brief ceremonial tribute in Denison Texas. He recalls his birth hometown and stresses civic duty and national unity before a sunlit crowd.
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Denison
Tex
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhowen
Ilile College
America
Treedon
Miler
Nante Bates Jones
Denison Gold Star Mothers Club
Winwill
University of Denver guidance conference set for July week
Session Chairman Henry C. Jensen of Greeley high will chair a University of Denver guidance conference July 18 to 26. Esther Dimchevsky leads guidance. Dr. Pred Melvnney and Dr. Walter Totinson are special communicants. Also attending are Lawrence Miller, Dunk Feder, and Lewis Barato. The two day session will be at Ldlewild Lodge with campus meetings on Friday afternoon.
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Henry C. Jensen
Greeley High
University of Denver
Veekion
Esther Dimchevsky
Pred Melvnney
University of Missouri
Walter P.totinson
Institute of Counseling
Michigan State College
Lawrence Miler
Dunk
D. Feder
Lewis Barlato
Rion
Ldlewild Lodge
D. OU
Weather Locals for 24 Hours Across States
Weather forecast summary for Colorado and Wyoming shows partly cloudy conditions in Denver and Boulder with scattered rain showers and thunderstorms. Highs around 85 to 95 and lows near 57, with unsettled conditions east and north areas, including scattered thunderstorm chances Saturday afternoon and Sunday.
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Denver
Boulder
Casley
Northwest
Wyoming
Ellen A Carlson Dies In Greeley
Ellen A Carlson of 2125 Elpath Street Wied Friday afternoon died in Greeley She was born in Two Harbors Michigan and taught in Minnesota before moving to Colorado She lived in Peckham Evans Denver and Greeley Mrs Carlson a First Covenant Church member is survived by husband John C Carlson three children and six grandchildren with siblings Arthur Ralph Roy Peterson Darey Peterson Lillisa Hambe and Mamia Harris A funeral arrangement will be announced by Sarvs
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Ellen A. Carlson
Elpath Street
Wied
John C. Carlson
Carlson
Two Harbors
Mich
Minnesota
Colorado
Peckham
Carlsons
Evans Ih Ima
Service Voting May Fare Badly in Lower House
The Senate approved a bill granting military personnel abroad or away from home the right to vote for president and Congress by federal ballot if the state lacks adequate absentee voting laws. Truman urged passage, warning that many service members might be unable to vote. The House has not acted, and concerns arose over states’ rights to set election procedures.
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Washington
House
Truman
Congress
Senate
Subcommittee
Secretary of Defense
Evans Approves 50 Mile Speed Limit For Evans Freeway
Evans town board and state highway department reach a 50 mile per hour speed limit for the Evans to Greeley freeway along US 55 from La Salle bridge to the south edge of Greeley. Officials say safety zones and crosswalk signals will protect school children. the plan includes lights during school hours to guard crossings.
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Evans Town Board
State Highway Department
Evans
Entyane
Greeley
Xvang
Thin
Federal Bureau of Roads
Federald Funda
la Salle Bridge
Ryans End
Highway Department
Langlhy
Mide
Irowud Gab
Evans Town
Water at $1.50 an acre foot offered for July delivery
The Bureau of Reclamation says 100 000 acre feet of water from the Colorado Big Thompson project is available for July delivery at 24.50 per acre foot. Delivery can be made to the Poudre or Big Thompson river systems. Applications must be sent to district offices before the July delivery date. The water is rented under interim contract with monthly delivery anticipated through August and September. Drowning ruled accidental in Denver case. Mrs. Rachel Brunton, 55, found dead in Bear Creek near Morrison. autopsy confirms drowning.
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Bureau of Reclamation
Northern
Colorado
Conservancy
Colorado-Olg
Thompson
Thompson Eystens
Bureau of Reclapration
Uistrick
Bureau
Horsetooth
Youlestron
Bureau Dnea Nob Sa Rintw
AML
Summer's Here New York First Day of Summer Alert
New York reports the first day of summer with an alert of the season. The entry notes a practical start at 1 a.m. MST and mentions Ac 1awee as part of the briefing.
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New York
Gasoline Fire Extinguished at Oliver Well Works
A gasoline fire at Oliver Well Works, 803 Eighth Street, was put out Saturday morning after Greasen workers responded at 10:08 AM. No injuries reported. Firefighters contained the blaze and secured the site.
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Oliver Well Works
Eighth Street
Reds and Allies Battle in Western Korea Front Line
Heavy fighting raged in western Korea as Reds and allied forces exchanged brutal bombardments and assaults. Allied losses mounted with at least 590 killed or wounded as a major push sought to retake hills near Te Bone Wi and the valley across from T Bone. U N forces reportedly held despite near isolation and intense artillery barrages during the day.
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Seoul
Te Bone Wi
Eighth Army
U. N
Batelaw Linn
Ofteer
T+ Bone
Renin
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