Re elected head of Weld Red Cross headlined by Arthur King
Arthur D King of Paton was re elected chairman of the Weld county chapter of the American Red Cross at the annual meeting. Officers elected included Mrs J H Corsberg and S R Toussaint as vice chairmen Raymond Jackson named third vice chairman and Mrs Jane Hansen secretary with Grayson Adrian treasurer and Dr B A Mead medical adviser. The chapter received a certificate of honor from General Marshal for distinguished achievement in the Red Cross campaign surpassing the quota by 26 percent.
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Arthur. D. King of
Paton
Weld County
American Hed Cross
Lesrd
Raymond Jackson
Windsor
Nelson Reynolds
Jane Hansen
Tary
Mrx. Corebere
Grayson Adrian
B. A. Mead
Medlcs
Arthur
Detfire
King
Masat
Oliver M. Dickerson
F. E. Merrill
General Marshal
Red Goose
Red Cross
John D. Edmiston
Arthur Deffke
R. C. Cummings
Home Service
Armed Services
Laman Shuffer
Disaater Aid
Rogger
Richart Blake
Olver ‘Troxel
Pither Ogron
Lester Arbuthnot
Chilran
John W. Read
Shorted Refrigerator Motor Causes Frying Fire
A fire in a home at 183 Jackson Street Friday night started when a refrigerator motor shorted, igniting wiring and the wall near the machine. Neighbors and residents, including Mrs Woods, helped extinguish the blaze before firefighters arrived, and the fire department cleared the building without injuries.
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Plonvla Wood
Jackson
Soport
Ton Wining
Tha Gre
Renidenta
Wen Ncelynd
the Tribune
Girl 4 Fatally Hurt by Truck On Farm Start
Dorothy Janell Patterson aged four died from a fractured skull after a truck on a farm near Kuger started while four siblings played on it. She was thrown under rear wheels. others nearby were on the running board or in the cab. Macy's mortuary is handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Janell Patterson
Harold O. Peterson
Betty
Richard
Carol Aay
Larry
Harold, Jr
Oor
Macy's Mortuary
Beetle paper student wins wire over Senate aid
Jean Drake daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh Drake of 1707 Eleventh avenue received a telegram from Senator Eugene Millikin confirming a 3 620 000 dollar deficiency bill for beetle control after her paper on bark beetles. Drake, a Greeley High School graduate, plans to major in journalism at the University of Colorado. Ingrid Bergman could not attend a party due to her baby in Rome and a proxy marriage in Mexico.
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Jean Drake
Hugh Drake
Eleventh Avenue
Eugene Il. Milixin
Senate
Misa Drake
Red Feather
Colorado
Millikin
Miss Drake
Greeley High School
University of Colorado
Journallsm
Ingrid
Ingrid Bereah
Osest
Rome
Myench
Mist Heegwan
Mexico
Roberto Ruscelliut
Paris
Plang
Sha
Record of 1170 grad students at CSCH Summer Session
The 1950 Summer Session at Colorado State College of Education opened with 1,170 graduate students registered by Friday noon, pursuing either the Master of Arts or Doctor of Education. Registration continued Friday afternoon for graduates while undergraduates register Saturday 6 to 6 and 4 p.m. The first to finish was Mary Dutcher, assistant professor at Colorado A and M College Fort Collins, pursuing a doctorate at Colorado State College of Education.
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Keroll
CSGH
CSCH
Mary Dutcher
Uisistant
Colorado A and M College
Fort Callas
Colocado State College of Education
Frank Bucke
Portales
Teas
Joseph M. Bronks
Roewell
Taymond Hren
Pueblo
Thra
Robyart Rolinton
Alliance
Nebr
Wan
Gunter Hall
Birb Pan
Lewan
Qunter Hall
Offici
College High School
Ernest Hornales Mentary School
Yugoslavs Say Bulgars Advance Near Border
Belgrade reports Yugoslav officials claiming Bulgars troops in full battle dress with armored vehicles advancing toward the eastern frontier amid tense border activity and military movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Py — Vrsgoslavia
Legion Home Slot Theft Shocks Local Community
Thieves broke into the American Legion post at 939 Eleventh Street and stole one slot machine and damaged two others, grabbing an estimated $225 in coins. Police officers Harold Meer and Henry Carlton reported the intrusion occurred after midnight on Wednesday, with entry gained by cutting a screen and forcing a door. The crime was found Thursday morning by a relub employee as a district women's clubs meeting in Silverton, Colorado proceeded with elections.
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Recports
Harold Meer
Henry Carlton
Elu
Wie Relub
Navy Plans Delayed Aircraft Carrier Construction
Washington reports the Navy plans to build a long delayed carrier but says work will not start before the 1952 fiscal year. Secretaries Matthews and Johnson caution no formal authorization exists, while a high officer notes a sketch exists and may be kept confidential.
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Washington
Navy
Makloz
Baltimore
Wnter
Mark Watson
Watson
Hho Way Aw
Alear
Jong Xaught Mush Deel
Watsons
Walter
Lee
Anton
Johnnon
Matthawa
Flashleck Carlin
Johnaon
Aergios
Winter Enters GOP Race for Commissioner
Adolph Winter 38, native of Windam, announces seeking Republican nomination for Weld County commissioner. He lists local service roles including 4th district rector, farm bureau chairman, and state resolutions committee member. Winter lives near Windsor with wife Thelma and two children Nancy and Tack. Franklin GOP caucus set for Monday at 8:30 PM at Sidney Maundge’s home on NY Nineteenth Avenue.
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Adolph Winter
Windsor
Dietrict Two
William Hanson
Dletetet
L Fivestock Commission
Weld County Farm
Direct
Weld County Farmers Service
COP
Thelma
Chaltton
Nancy
Tack
Franklin Gop
Repubtican
Jeu! West
Te Frankli
Sidney Maucdge
Nineteenth Avenue
McCarthy Resigns as Red Sox Manager
Boston Red Sox traveling secretary Tom Dowd announced that Joe McCarthy has resigned as manager and that Steve ONeill has been appointed to succeed him, ending McCarthy’s tenure with the club.
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St. Tools
Tom Dowd
Boston Red Sox
Joe McCarthy
Steve O'Neill
Aia ‘i Ud ii
Wilkinson Name Sent Senate for Postmaster Role
Report from Washington states Reese Wilkinson is nominated for postmaster at Greeley Colorado. The nomination was sent to the Senate by President Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece Wilkinson
Senate
Washington
Truman
Reese
Wilkinson
Greeley
Colo
Kiowa Descendant Joleta McEllaney Speaks at First Baptist
Kiowa war chief descendant Joleta McEllaney, first Kiowa to earn a university degree, will speak at the First Baptist Church on Sunday. A missionary at the Saddie Mountain Baptist Church in Oklahoma, she will address children and various Sunday departments about 9 43.
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Joleta Mcllhiney
First Baptist Church
Lia
McEllaney
Barolo Callegs
Kenka Collega
Northwestern State College of Oklahomie
Mountain Baptist Chien
Oklahoma
Fuerst No. 2 Well Progress Report Near 5,000 Feet
The Fuerst No. 2 well is reported below 5,000 feet with shows of gas and air at 6,000 feet noted on Thursday. The No. 1 wall well reached 6,708 feet, with gas and air shows and plans to place a cable tool operation after cleaning out. Estimated No. 1 production is about 150 barrels daily. both wells are on Dr. 1, Fiorat's ranch, with plans to replace rotary equipment at No. 1 with a cable tool rig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vile & Aay
Fiorat
Phine
Denver Area Population Totals Reach 560,300 In 1946
Denver and neighboring counties show combined population of 560,300 in census tabulations released by district supervisor Mrs. Dorothy L. Rushbo. Danver, Adams, Jefferson, and Arapahoe counties report各 rising totals with Adams at 40,353 and Arapahoe at 61,868. Jefferson up to 54,485 and Danver at 412,822.
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Denver
Unat Dotel
Danver
Adams
Jefferson
Arapahoa
Arapahoe
Dorothy L. Rushbo
Boulder
Aldama County
Arapshoe
New Weapons Said Effective Against Tanks
Washington reports new weapons will influence North Atlantic defense as they progress toward production. Senate committees urge approval of 1.2225 billion dollars for Western Europe arms aid while acknowledging ongoing development and production hurdles. General Ford notes the weapons aim for deterrence and superiority, not tank for tank parity, as research continues.
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Washington
North Atlantic
Congress
Army
Senate
Foreign Relations and
Armed Services
Europe
North Atlantia Treaty
U.S
Pord
Army Chin of Ordnance
Senators
Ford
Cruise Ship Declared Unsafe Stranding 600 Students
Six hundred college students were stranded in New York after the chartered 6,000 ton ship Svalbard was deemed unsafe by coast guard inspectors. They were to sail to Europe but stairways, bunks, and a fire alarm failed safety standards. NSA organizers and students faced uncertainty as they awaited potential replacements.
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New York
Coat Guard
Coast Guard
Ban
National Student Association
Robert Kelly
Sc Peters College
Jersey City
N. J
St Rat- Verdam
Misa Helen Bryan
Sarah Lawrence College
NSA
Columbia
City College
East Guard
Norway
U.S
Boulder Metropolitan Area Census Gain Report
Census figures show Boulder metropolitan area population at 25,173, up 16,243 from 1940. City preliminary count totals 19,916 within Boulder limits, with 12,958 in 1940 and a metro increase of 68 percent. Additional University of Colorado students and other factors contribute to the rise.
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Boulder
Colo
Ding
University of Colorado
Aboard B-29 Rescued From Pacific Ocean by Crashboat
Eight men of the JLawn craw of a1 mipdrfork down 10 miles off Guam today by a crashboat. The crashboat reached the survivors of a 1659 crank bafore dusk, far enatle Cored headquarters any wouneed. Anparco for the outer area crew moniters continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Guam
Rain-Making And Crop Dusting Laws Debated
Denver officials and industry experts discussed regulatory steps for man made weather modification and crop dusting. State agriculture commissioner Pow Swisher said no laws exist yet and urged prompt action to craft a statewide framework balancing safety and innovation.
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Sisher
Inlet
Scignbisks
Swisher
Alessla
Irving DP
Ikriek
California
Coleraily
New Mexico
Samuel Fels Dies at 90 Philadelphia Philanthropist Leader
Samuel Fels, 90, philanthropist and head of a major company, died today in Philadelphia after a hospital stay since June 8. He had continued to work daily at the modestly furnished Foeln Naptha plant office in Philadelphia, shaping American fortunes and advancing regional industry.
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Samuel Fels
Dios
Phladelphia
Sammel
Fels
Woay
Hoara Hin
Tomylo Hoanita
Paln
FoleNaptha
Phlladelphia
Dairy Day Revival Draws Heavy Attendance in Townstown
Townstown hosts a revived Dairy Day with a large turnout and many dairy cattle entries. Judges evaluated Ayrshire, Guernsey, Jersey, and Brown Swiss breeds as a parade of bands, scouts, and civic groups highlighted the weekend event.
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Townstown
Weld County
Caltla
Chronoton
Ayrshire
George Almichelien
Keeneshire
Nbarinto Hole
Lawrenns Sinan
Ruin Town
Parish Park
Abops
Wintiera Warnan
Athene Nailhiner
Swond
Sherrill Preiiers
Paulsen
Table Ames
Secant
Mark Scull
Jin Bailar
Marlee Scotts
Candi Hayes
Johnstown
PlatteVille
Willard
Marjoria Pace
Naedine Swaney
Brownia
Ted
Mra
J Tregoning
Loren Weexe
Wes
Th. Brown
Mounts Morshe
Carl Shawalter
Harold Zoller
George Fioth
W.E. Betford
Longmont
Ed Miler
W. ¥. Riches
Dave Herler
Chick Tentler
Alb
Riches, Miller and Lettard
Tuidges
H. 4
Sandhouse
Weather Local Forecast For Friday To Saturday
Local forecast for Colorado and surrounding areas shows cloudy conditions on Friday with a Saturday bringing thundershowers in the mountains and Vale region. Winds turn locally breezy and temperatures rise in the south west with warmer air expected. Wyoming and New Mexico report partly cloudy skies Friday night into Saturday with scattered showers and cooler conditions near eastern borders.
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Colorado
Willy Scullacid
Saul Vale
Ender
Wyoming
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Pagosa Springs
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