Red Cross Board Reports Busy Year Activity by Volunteers Across Many Programs
The local Red Cross highlights a year with 2548 volunteers in various programs and 2559 volunteers in some Red Cross work. Hospital, First Aid, water safety, and home service saw active engagement including Learn To Swim for 900+ children and 4720+ hours across sewing, knitting, and production efforts. Officers listed include Rev. Reeve as chairman and Mrs. Clarence Wallace as Weil. board members named Clarence Anderson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Lady
Weld County General Hospital
Weld
Hobby Group
Pittermans
College Pool
Warczeco Pool
Red Cross
Home Service
Canon
Schoels
Foreig
National Red Cross
Rev. Reeve
Clarence Wallace
Sica
David Dugan
Ice
Syat Adame
E. A. Mead
A. EB. Michie
Graydon Adrian
Clarence Anderson
Okla
Markets New York Dressed Meat Prices Reported
Market notes from New York show lamb and meat price ranges with figures for various weights and grades. Prices for dressed meat fluctuate across categories from 26.00 to 49.00 and include prime lambs and choice grades, reflecting a general downturn and weight-based pricing across listings.
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Revere
Choice
Prisorieg
Wall Street Rally Drives Stocks Higher
Wall Street in New York advanced in late trading on Wednesday as prices rose in many issues, gains reaching about two points. Rails led with renewed activity amid a strong industrial backdrop, with traders noting heavy rail stock interest during the session.
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New York
Reilromdy
Grain Market Report From Chicago on Price Trends
Grain traders at Chicago Board of Trade showed subdued activity amid limited leadership in wheat. Quotes listed for July 1978 contracts across barley rye oats and wheat with July prices and cash grain bids noted for Kansas City cash grain segments.
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Chicago Gratin
Chicago
Board of Trade
Joly
Kansas City
Local Market Prices Crop Up In June Market Note
June market roundup lists oats and barley receipts, Pinto beans, and butterfat. It notes colored beans and ewes at varying weights, Leghorn hens under 313 pounds, colored spring birds and legboard springs with weights from 3 to 7 pounds.
Local Names List From Greeley and Adjacent Areas
A long readable fragment lists numerous individuals and spouses across towns such as Greeley La Salle Olin Eaton and Fort Lupton. It appears as a social or community notice with many households named, including Mr. and Mrs., Mrs., and Miss titles, but no event details or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aomia
Clarence Benson
Hurcell
Walter Boyd
Eaton
Fort Miller
Plateain
Percy
Odie Keiser
Clark Page
Greeley
E. Rowan
la Salle
UD. Settlin
Skyview
James Stein
Sol Schirgel
Kuner
John Steecel Jr
Peter Brown
Ted Swanson
Bracewell
Ti. Swanson
Seve ‘Erance
Frank Warren
Grealey
Charlies West
Smith
Wayne Wilkinson
Olin
John C. Wilson
Whitiam Robbles
Grover
Senate panel urges rejection of McCarthy resolution
The Appropriations or Foreign Affairs Committee expressed confidence in President Eisenhower and urged the Senate to reject Sen. McCarthy’s resolution pushing the Big Four to discuss Soviet satellites. The report warned the move would signal lack of faith in the President during a pivotal era and urged unity in foreign policy. Langer was absent. he opposed the committee action and would have voted against sending the measure.
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Washington
Fpr
Senate
Fareigo
Eisenhower
McCarthy Crawist
McCarthy
the Tipart
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Mcfiarthy
San Langer
Greeley Youth Fails Stop Attempt Wrecks Car
A Greeley youth Ralph Apodeca 17 tried to flee a pursuing officer and wrecked his 1952 Chevrolet sedan into a borrow pit after failing to stop on Twenty third avenue near Second Street outside city limits. State Patrolman George Miller investigated. damages estimated at 3500. Nearby, Samuel Lee Harris 24 of Lowry AFB suffered heat injuries in a separate collision near Hudson. Harris’s car rear ended a 1952 Mercury, causing a rollover. Patrolman Marien Reynolds investigated.
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Greeley
Twentythird Avenue
Second Street
Cty
Highway Barre
Ralph Apodeca
RI & Companion
Verne Martloe
Rise 27
Twenty-third Avenue
William Higgs
George Miller
Extra
Samuel Lee Harria
Lowry Air Feld
Denver
Hudson
Charles M. Powell
Fadeon
Varris
Powell
Harris
Marien Reynolds
Judge Luby Delays Blue River Decision in Court
Breckenridge district judge Luby puts off Blue River water case ruling to at least October. Earlier, 1.5 Dist. Judge Knous in Denver took over jurisdiction for a fall hearing in Knous’ court with the Reclamation Bureau over Green Mountain Dam rights on the Blue River. AP reserves to meet. Air Force reserve meeting set for Thursday at 8 pm at the ROTC building on the CSCE4 campus.
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Breckenridge
Whitlam
H. Tuby
Jurige Ter Knous
Denver
Knous
Reclamation Bureau
Green Mountain
Air Force Reserve
ROTC
CSCE4
Two Soldiers Injured in Tokyo Shell Burst
Two members of the Senta Cavalry Regiment were critically hurt in a premature explosion from a recoilless rifle. The Army stated the wounded soldiers names could not be released.
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Tokyo
Army
Senta Cavalry Regiment
Libbey Speakers On Hatred Of God In Evengelical Crusade
Evangelist Libbey is set to discuss the Hatred of God tonight as the United Bean helletic crusade enters its second week in Greeter. More than 30 churches cooperate with the crusade, held in a tent near KYOU radio tower. 25 churches represented nightly. A full state chorus and soloists accompany Libbey, with services starting at 7 45 PM open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Lahber
United Bean Helletic Crusade Roen
Linvey
KYOU
Greeley
Ed Brickeon
Greeley Youth For Christ
Crusade
Libbey
Forrest Schickedanz
Ao Prano
Ethel Virginia Libbes
Ethel Mary Libbey
Royes Eckhardt
Ea Erickson
A& Imale Quartet
Denver Boy Collapses at Camp Playing Softball
John P. McKown, 13, of Denver, collapsed behind first base at a boys camp near Estes Park while a softball game was in progress. He died after being rushed to Estes Park hospital. an autopsy was planned for the next day. He was the son of Mr and Mrs John T McKown and had just arrived at the camp shortly before the incident.
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Estes Park Ij
John P. McKown
Denver
John
Estes Park
Ijohn T. McKown
the Carn
Hearing July 19 on Second Part of Street Work
City council announces July 19 as the public hearing date for the second portion of the 1955 street improvement program. A resolution approving the city engineer's estimate of 58,240.85 was approved, detailing sections on Twenty First street avenues and related streets with an estimated total of 919,893.1. An ordinance creating an improvement district for the area was approved at final reading. the district covers Nineteenth and Eighteenth avenues, Fourth and Thirteenth streets, and adjacent blocks with asphalt paving and curbs.
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Eighteenth Street
Twen- Meth Street
Nibeleenth Street
Twenty First Avenue
Montview Hivd
Nineteenth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Thirteenth Street
Thirteenth Treet
Fourth Avenue
Fifteenth
Eleventh Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Twentieth Street
Hania
Modified Teen-age Draft Plan Agreed Upon by Conferees
A House Armed Services Subcommittee backed a modified teen age volunteer training plan to bolster the stalled rearmament bill. Proposals seek to encourage teens to volunteer for six months of active training and service, with options to reduce or alter military obligations for reserves. Potential recall of active service up to one million reservists was discussed, along with lowering overall active and reserve duty to six years. Aimed at expanding reserve strength, the measures hinge on age limits and volunteer pathways.
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Washington IA
House
Armed Services
Kiagnhuwee
Yehander
Pentagen Artickals
Risenhawer
Williwul
Congress
Vinson
Yourha Onler
Lory
Sabrina Fair Opens Little Theatre Summer Run
Sabrina Fair opens Eloise Theatre of the Rockies season at CSCE in Frasier hall with Sidney Derington in the title role. The comedy features a large cast from across several states and runs June 30 with additional performances through July, as box office tickets go on sale June 23.
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Sabrina Fair
Samuel Taylor
Mike
Audrey Hepburn
Eloise Theatre of the Rockies
CSCE
Sidney Derington
Frazier Hall
College
Imany
Sabrina Fairchild
Svottsbind
Xebr
Linus Larrabee
Tarratee
Alan Popkin
St.ig
David Jarcabeé
Avent Smith
Amarillo
Tex
Maude Larrabee
Mary Ellengleston
Pueblo
Bill Hunt
Greele
Julia Mecher
Belleville
Fatrenild
Sabrina
John D. Rose
Pocate
Welby Wolfe
Rockies
Frasier Hall Lickee
Frasier 113
Arthur Miller
Ginger
Ronald Alexander
Keven
R. C. Sherriff
Nat
Christopher Fry
the Swan
Ferenc Molnar
Rhode Islander Scorches Air Force Academy Plans
Rhode Island representative Fogarty rapped the proposed Air Force Academy architecture in the Congressional Record. He condemned the glass and metal design as unAmerican and warned against a multimillion dollar initial cost and ongoing maintenance. He urged a style reflecting American history and tradition, citing West Point and Annapolis as guiding examples.
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Washington
Air Force Academy
Fogarty
Congressional Record
Air Force
Weat Pathi
Annapolis
Art Academy
Wlana
Ametal
Allen
Privic
Falorata Springs
Chilean visitors tour Widney Ranch in Maton
Chilean guests Jorge Antillito and Alfredo Mathien from Pulardar will tour Widney's ranch 44 miles east of Maton on Thursday. Dr Witney will guide the visitors through the Hereford herd and compare conservation methods. They are in the United States to study conservation and will remain in the U. S. for a year ending in September while staying in Brighton studying farm news.
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Mehibera
Pulardar
Jorge Antillito
Alfredo Mathien
Chile
le Sam Widney
Maton
Dr. Witney
Hia-Ranch
United States
Widney
Alno
U. S
Brighton
Subnormal to normal irrigation outlook from Reclamation Bureau
Interior Department reports no irrigation water shortage outlook overall with carryover storage and recent rains lifting conditions in parts of the Columbia and Colorado River basins. Regions show subnormal prospects for Colorado Big Thompson and North Platte, normal elsewhere. Lower Colorado River Basin normal due to Lake Mead storage.
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Wrestlington
Interior Department
Reclamation Bureau
Clarence A. Davis
Reclamation
West
Columbia
Colorado River
Upper
Arkansas
Canadian
Red River
Lower
Missouri River
Colorado-Big Thompson
North Platte Project
Colorado River Basin
Lake Mead
Tower Colorado River Basin
Gertrude Stark Dies Wednesday at Eaton
Gertrude Reese Stark 72, mother of John Stark Jr, died Wednesday morning at Esther and Cart’s Rest Home in Eaton. Born August 6, 1882 in Kincaid Raw Mia, she lived in Eaton over a year, previously in Colorado Springs and Casper. Survived by husband John T. Stark, four grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and other relatives. Services were Friday at Swan Funeral Home Colorado Springs, with interment at Evergreen Cemetery there. Waldron Mortuary of Raton arranged local matters.
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Mil
Gertrude Reese Stark
John Stark Jr
Allen's Shoe
Atore
Esther and Carts
Eaton
Kincaid
Raw
Mia
Stark
Colorado Springs
John T. Stark
Teddy Roose
Swan Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Waldron Mortuary
Raton
Record Enrollment Exceeds 1854 CAC Summer Program
The Community Activities Commission CAC reports record summer enrollments across programs. Swim registrations total 656 for Learn to Swim at Warnoco pool plus 900 overall, with notable strength in college and youth bands, orchestra, crafts, and Young America baseball.
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Community Activities Commission
Lynn Reaver
CAC
Wemenday
Warnoco
Bob Lines
Rotary
Kiwanis
Ellis
Red Cross
Warnaco
Earaliment Tx
Han
Glenmere
Lincoln Packs
Laramie
Cheysins
Greeley
Young America Beaeball
Young America
Young Americr
Shrottmant
CAC Ac
Local Births Reported at Weld County General Hospital
Stork Express Horn to Me and Mrs Rex Dimothy of 252 Tenth Avenue a daughter Tuesday June 2 at Weld County General Hospital. Horn to Mr and Mrs Edgar Brown of Tev ave on Thursday June 21 at Weld County General Hospital. Four births to Mr and Mrs Jerald March of Nome June 4 a son Tuesday February 21 at Weld County General Hospital. A Mrs Louis E daughter Wednesday June 22 at Osteopathic Memorial Hospital.
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Horn
Rex Dimothy
Tueadas
Weld
Hoapit
Edgar Brown
Tenvar
Weld County General Hospital
Bors
Mr. End Myre
Jerald
March of
Fane
Weld County Gane Hospital
Louis E
Osteopathic, Mamorial Hospital
Admittions and Dismissals At Ward County General Hospital
A list of patients admitted on Tuesday June 21 includes Kenneth Corbett Judy Swope and Sam Wiorers among many others with addresses across Montview Nine teenth street and Route 2. Dismissals include Mrs Emmett Seaman Ars Grant Alley and Mrs Charles Solla among others from Loveland Pierce and Cheyenne areas.
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Ward County Gentral Hospital
Kenneth Corbett
Montview Drive
Guy W. Exen
Nineeenth Street
David Stark
Tanih Street
Sam Wiorers
Route 4
Alvin H. Hensley
Ait
Judy Swope
Eighteenth Ava
Matber Adler
Englith Avenue
Jeese House
Highteanth Street
Herbert
Rohiteun
Twenty-Heat Street
William EB
Lott
Keenesburg
Jeanie Heory Jr
Kersey
Casey Greenwald
Carl Parron
Fifteenth Avenue Court
Mabel Hallendbur
Io Gutierrez
Mesica
Cheryl Macpherson
Eleventh Avenue
Emmett Seaman
Eon
Tenth Avenue Court
Ars
Grant Alléy Sud Son
Fourteenth Avenue
Charles Solla
Sam L. Seheller
Pierce
Clayde D. Gregory
Fifth Street
Harlan Ohlson
Cheyenne
James 2
MacDonald
Elghth Street
William Ff
Shay
Loveland
William Flohr
Seventh ‘Atreat
Thoma Newell
Sam Shimada
Endee Heath
Twelfth Streat
James Oder
Evans
Jovee Scott
Sixteenth Avenue
Tietmar Hansen
Longmont
Wil
Highth Street
Flagle
Ninth Street
Blaria Hernandez
Farmers Need Security Says Governor at Banquet
Governor Ed Johnson addressed the Milliken Narty Potato Growers association banquet in Greeley urging farmers to have assurance and security as they market crops and buy needed equipment. He noted fixed prices and the need for education, while FP Yonge and Paul Swisher spoke, with musical interludes by local performers.
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United States
Ed Johnson
Milliken Narty Potato Growers’ Association
Brannaman Hall
Greeley
Johnson
FP. K. Yonge
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Paul Swisher
Colorado
Ed Neuhauer
George James
Dorothy Sisman
Carol Ang Stroh
Mars
Earth
Molotov Urges UN To Cement World Peace
Molotov urges the United Nations to cement world peace and pledge governments to security justice and freedom for all. He cautions the UN not to tolerate the Formosan issue or Ned Ching’s seat, calling for action on Formosa and China’s representative seating. A.V. Akers notes civil service exam details for savings and transportation in the defense department.
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Molotov
Ubia
Enara
Peonie
Mintator
Ned Ching
I Honailst
Ching
U.N
Reed
United Nations
Chinese People's Republic
General Assembly
China
Chin
OrmAniza
A.V. Akers
Joan Seznaminer
Befenre
Estate Administration Notices In Weld County Colorado
Notices billow that on date in June 1985 administrators were appointed for the estates of Alfred Pritzler and Herbert Warner Hopka in Weld County Colorado. Creditors and claimants must file within periods set by the court to avoid bar by final decree. Names include Carl F. Fritzuen and Albert Warner Hopka.
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Alfred
Pritzler
Khan
Warlee le Heeoe
Nea
Galina
Carl F. Fritzuen
Charles A. Warawsky
Heine Gyerlew
Rutttiog Greetes
Cotrado
Sully
Werbert Wraman
Acke Herbert
Herbert Hopra
Conny Court of Weld
Colorado
Alma
Albert Warner Hopka
Adminintraton
Janes TH Haase Roy
Uly
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Red Cross Board
Wall Stree
Joe McCarthy
Luby
Blue River
Little Theatre
Rhode Islander
Raps Air Academy
Robert Bouchez Collantes
Robert Wo Bricher
Widney Ranch
Gértrude Stark
C.A.C
Stork Express
Paget
Chamber of Commerce
Sth Ave
Seana
W.P
Piua
Repp's Inc
Gresley
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