Armfield Defends Free Market Aid Amid Drought Strain
Armfield argues that a flexible support program harms only a minority of farmers while most would benefit from market‑driven supply and demand. He urges citizens to contact Congress and copies of current farm bills to influence policy. The West County event also features remarks by local health association leaders and a regional mental health conference.
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Uhm
Eyrean
Fev de la
Ariofield
Hel
Armfield
Paing
Martine Herlong Bi
Vie Honge
Othe Hickenlooper
Hollands Schoeppel
Aldo Taard
Doreen Huetell
Wold County Association
Stork Express Torn Born in Weld County Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Cecil Day of 170% Sisth Sirens a eon Tuesday June 23 at Weld County General Hospital birth announced. Whe and Mrs Vernon Hull of Kersey welcomed twins June 22 at Weld County Gene Hospital. Mr and Mrs Eneege Sieckman of Sany 'Venth Fire welcomed a daughter Tuesday June 22 at Weld County General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Day
Ar Weld
County General Hospital
Vernon Hull
Kersey
Ar Weld County Gene Hospital
Eneege Sieckman
Sany ‘Venth
Tusedar
Weld County General Hospital
TAC Bomber Wings To Leave U.S. for Europe
Secretary of the Air Force Marold E. Talbott announced that TAC's Zisk and 388th Fighter-Bomber Wings will leave the United States for Europe this fall. Assigned to Ninth Air Force, they fly North American F-86 Sabrejet bombers. The deployment to France marks a second integration of full wings into USAFE for NATO defense.
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Langley Air Force Base
Air Force
Marold E
Talbott
Tactical Air Command
Zisk
388Th
United States
Europe
Talbtt
Tartivah Air Command
TAA
Ninth Air Force
France
PSG
NATO
TAC
Germany
Open Bids July 7 For Four Lane Brighton Highway
Colorado Highway Department announces bids opening July 7 for a four lane road through Brighton linking Deaver and Greeley. Project includes an underpass for Great Western Sugar Co property and extends toward Fort Lupton. Estimated cost about 520,006.
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Denver
Colorado Highsway
Vida
Brighton
U.S. St
Deaver
Greeley
Acvess
Fort Lupton
Great Western Sugar Co
Ita
Standard Uranium Plans Wah Properties Production Start
Standard Uranium Corp announces Wah mining properties will begin producing uranium ore on September 1. President Joseph W. Frazer expects 600 tons daily by year end, with an average price around 30 dollars per ton. The company plans transfer of ore to American Smelting and Refining for processing under Atomic Energy Commission review.
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York
Standard Uranium Corp
Vrabs
Sey
Joseph W. Frazer
Ward
Tuesu Frazer
Pas Bar
Weld County Gen
Purchase Oral Hospital
Maneieviia
Darige
Local Records Note An Unclear Birth Entry
Fragmentary OCR notes show a 1956 birth reference, mentions Tread Y ma and County General Allizators with rasit and procadees. Details are garbled but indicate a birth record or notice needing clarification. No clear names, dates, or locations are fully legible.
Man Found Dead on Son's Wedding Day
A man was found dead on his son’s wedding day in a rural area. The report notes a farm setting and mentions a son named Hesatil and an apparent family health tragedy. Further readable details are limited due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Ak — Merman
Hoven
Robert VW
Hansen
Hesatil
State Colleges May Help Train Academy Cadets
Governor Thornton disclosed that Colorado colleges may assist in training cadets for a proposed Air Academy. He said facilities are being explored and estimated it could take about ten years to field a 125 military cadet academy. The plan envisions about 400 cadets in the first year with enrollment starting in 1951. Thornton met with Air Secretary Talbott and pledged broad support across parties and business leaders.
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Denver F
Air Force
Gov. Thorton
Gronahly
Thornton
Colorado
Fin
Flint
Tathatt
Thortson
Pravers Sni
Air Academy
Talbott
Chester Alter
University of Menverix Beng
Pomona Grange No 16 Observes Youth Day
Pomona Grange No 16 hosted Youth Day at Kersey with Platte Valley Grange as hosts. The full day featured contests, officer roles filled by Fifth degree youth, a noon luncheon, Lecturer program by Miss Nonna Turner, a 7 30 p m gathering for Fifth degree conferral, and a town hall dinner with numerous committees supervising activities.
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Pomona Grange
O Oserves
Yan
Kersey
Piatto Valley Grange
Nce
Platte Valley Grange
Nonna Turner
Central Valley
Denver
Spm
Othe Town
Palla Valley Grange
Grane
Art Brad
Lee Archer
Reuben Herbst
Arshia Mae Coz
Helen Herbst
Martha Kitzman
Kathryn Giesick
Tily Cummeham
la Rue Cox
Sandy Herbst
Frances Kiteman
Donna Kler
Melanie Peters
Aris “Michalik
Carolyn Morris
Patricia Glesick
Hospitals Admired to Weld County General hospital
A garbled list of names and addresses appears to reference patients or residents across various streets and towns. The fragmentary text names multiple individuals such as Kathlern Carel Blaventh avenue McCook Ned Tuchards Towle Mrs Alexander Strong and many others with unclear connections to a hospital setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County General Hospital
Kathlern
Carel
Blaventh Avenue
McCook
Ned Tuchards Towle
Alexander Strong
Twelfth Street
Delfinia Salazar
Windsor
Marl S. Bates
Falon
Fred Wolf
Bowell
Joan Winter
Keaton
Wathleen
Carol Jean Tiyan
Fleventh Aveen
M. Germaine Mobelman, Pierce: Arden Gressaint
Forehn
Grreni
Marcos Retera
Lina Seball
Fourth Avenue
Robert Jui
Artweixth Sliget
Henry Ackerman
Keenisburgs
Aitarald Staley
Gon
Clint Borger
Ronald Ved
Ninth Avenues
Lyle Eliott
Whitin Nelson
Avyalter S
Frank
Vhen
Helen B
Fourth Street
Thana
Korres
Decision Monday in Denver for Foster Academy site
In Denver reports indicate a decision Monday on the 126 million dollar Foster Academy site. Officials said Tuesday at a briefing that authorities would inspect crates and the lake Geneva region as part of the planning, with further action expected soon.
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Denver
Rele
Washington
Ain
Harel ‘Talbott
Ain Forse Academy
Talat Spout
Weaver
Bepres
Lake
Genmva
Alton
Tate
Rome
Unclear text fragment on medical report and political figure
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a medical update from Dr. Wallace and reference a former president with uncertain details. The readable names and events are sparse and not clearly connected.
Former Aggie grid star Abert White found dead in canal
Abert Big Red White 43, a GHS graduate and Colorado A&M football standout who later coached at several Colorado schools, was found dead Tuesday after his car plunged into the High Line Canal near Palisade. Officials said tire tracks showed the vehicle swerved off a private road. a search earlier failed to locate him. White, missing since Monday night, had been driving from home. authorities classified the death as a late result of the private-road incident.
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Palisade
Abert
Big Red
Colorado Abm
Tater
Ardorudia School of Mines Amd
Grand Junction High School
White
Hhis Nen
John
Ridhoz Jo
Highway Patrol
Mra. la. R. White
Fort Collins
Tieeley
Kenneth
Kileventh Street
Greeley
Hal Boyle
Paris
Pierre
Patra
War
Wold Maxton
Porkips
Kline
Piree
Vmlage
New York
Mision
Walt Pierce
Gil
Rome
France
Hal Decides Snails Are Not for Him
Hal Boyle recalls a Paris restaurant visit where Pierre and he try snails. The awkward meal ends with quirky dialogue about tasting the snails and a plan to dispose of them in the backyard.
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Hal
Loveland May Know This Week about Reclamation Offices
Denver Interior Secretary McKay decision on moving Casper Wenatchee offices to Loveland is expected this week. Commissioner Dexheimer says Nimble entities await congressional input from Wyoming and Colorado leaders. Protests arise from Wyoming engineers and political figures against a merged Denver Casper district operation in Loveland.
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Denver
Wilbur Dexheimer
Interior
McKay
Reclamation Bureau
Casper
Wen
Loveland
Vain
Phamreau
Nienver
Casper Fritte
Wyoming
South American Educator Visits on CSCE Campus
Max Martha B. Ramires, principal from Pilar Paraguay, arrives at CSCE for several days of study in teacher education programs. She earned a master of arts from the University of Iowa last June and will travel to Colorado University, Flagstaff, and other western sites before returning home to lead a rural normal school in San Lorenzo.
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Max Martha B. Ramires
AL Pilar
Paraguay
South America
U.S
CSCE
University of Iowa
Cal Yges
San Lorenzo
Ramirez
Asuncion
Chile
Greeley
Wisconsin State
Teachers College
San Claire
Colorado University
Flagstell
Arizona
San Diego
Fresno
San Francisco
Wyoming Universprid Western University
Warne University
Detroit
U.s.n
Foreign Operations Service
Batemaly
Guatemala
Montgomery Ward Wins Damage Suit over Pickeling
Montgomery Ward & Co. prevailed in a 22,000,000 damage suit against Pickering in Federal District Court Portland Maine. Judge Fee issued a verdict holding 12 railroad companies 4 terminal firms and 8 backing firms liable for failing to prevent a strike and picket line disruptions. The court criticized government interference and the post office actions contributing to the closure of the Ward mail order store during the 2018 strike, with ongoing fallout and appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Te Montgonery Ward & Co
Dames Alber Fee
Wheyrd
Caluet
Ward's
Zo Micah
Kel
Fee
Tno
Federal Postortion
Ted
Atrte
Retirement of Harvey McPhail Planned for July 31
Assistant Commissioner of the Bureau of Reclamation Harvey F. McPhail announced his retirement at a dinner of 200 urban officials. He joined the Bureau in 1919 and helped shape hydroelectric power development. McPhail will retire after eight years in Washington. no successor has been chosen, and he will join the Burlin Corp, a Philadelphia consulting firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henver
Harvey F. McPhail
Bureau of Reclamation
McPhail
Withir Dex-1helmer
Hureawa Uiit
Lingla
Wyoming
Denver
Washington
Dexheimer
Ruljin Corp
Philadelphia
Meri Young Begins Serving His Sentence in Florida
E Meri Young former Reconstruction Finance Corporation official began serving a perjury sentence in federal prison at Tallahassee Florida amid mink cost investigations from the Truman era. He is subject to an indeterminate term of four months to two years, with a judge suggesting possible release after four months. Young, age 89, surrendered to marshal’s office to start his term.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Meri Young
Truman
Federal Correctional Institution
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Sonatora
Young
Jme
Danny O'Neil Elected President of NLAA
Danny O'Neil Havre Montana was elected president of the NLAA at its Mo convention. Other new officers include Tad Sanders Billings and Paul Dillahay Sterling as treasurer. A resolution called for uniform livestock mortgage act and a central brand recording system with notices of stock marriages and beef promotion efforts.
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Waho Pals
Idaho
National Truestork Auction Assn
Dany O'Neil Havre
Monta
C. D. Emrich
Norfolk
Tad Sanders
Billings
Montserrata
Paul Dillahay
Sterling
Galn
Traffic Toll Rises in Colorado Crash report
A fatal highway crash near Buena Vista Colorado killed two people including 22 year old Barhest Maestas. Ed ward F Hall 19 of Eldorado was trapped in his truck after it left U S 24, rolled 6 feet and plunged an embankment. The investigation tied to Camp Hale and Camp Carson sites.
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Camp Carson
Yellowstone
Cole
Peperateighway
Elin
Laventern
Duel Vista
Edward F. Hall
Eldorado
Ea Reals
Camp Hale
Camp Ciu'son
U.S. 24
Buena Vista
Barhest Maestas
Stony
Central
Gardner
Huerland
Marstas
Sorensen Sentenced in Evans Port Drunk Driving Case
C Sorensen aged eight from Stratton apartments Creeley was sentenced by Judge John Donley after pleading not guilty then changing plea. He must serve two jail terms consecutively for drunken driving and driving on a suspended license. Fined 100 dollars for drunk driving and 50 dollars for no license. conviction stems from March 19 arrest by the state patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cart “C. Sorensen
Stratton Apartments
Creeley
John Donley
Dave
Evans Po
Haig
Sorensen
State Patrol
President Proud Of Smith Victory In Maine Primary
The White House said President Eisenhower was highly pleased by Sen. Margaret Chase Smith's victory in Monday's Maine Republican primary. Press Secretary James C. Hay noted the President admires Smith and welcomed the Maine results.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
James C. Hay
Sen. Smith
Alaska journey and wildlife films inspire CSCE students
Naturalist Mills at CSCE Powell Mills Colorado Springs Naturalis presented films from Alaska. He lectured on Mannkan game laws and the salon industry while displaying images of brown and black bears and rare shots of the water ouzel. He spent ten weeks photographing the Alaskan street during a summer trip lasting several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Mills
Colorado
Sprines Naturalis
Sheare Oaeher
Gusterball
Mills
Mass
Alaska
Expense Account Shows Roles Heels and Campaign Costs
A clipped report from PAMMA, Texas mentions a campaign run by dP Fort for county office. It lists items like miscellaneous poles and heels for silver and a campaign expense of $850, alongside a smaller expense of $3.50.
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Pamma
Texas
Dp Fort
Stlver
Car Truck Collision Causes Heavy Damage In Fort Lapton
State Patrolman Wil Kiagohars reports a rear end collision on Sixth Avenue Fort Lapton morning after Idler tried to overtake another vehicle driven by Patricia A. Appel of Fort Lupton. Appel’s Pontiac stalled causing Dudley to attempt to stop. damage valued at $30 and wage loss listed as $5,000 for the traitor.
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B. Povehtry
Thessay
Fort Lapton
Wil Kiagohars
Patricia A. Appel
Fort Lupton
French Indochina operations repel Guerrillas near Hanoi
Military patrols beat off an ambush near Ninh Bình as Viet Minh forces attacked with tanks and heavy fire. The French reported 47 rebels killed and 47 captured, with ongoing clashes along the Red River before dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fianol
Indochina
Hanoi
Ninh Tah
Hed River
Dette
Annual Grover Rodeo Results from Last Weekend
Winners at Grover rodeo were named Tumiday and Marble among others. Competitions included bareback riding won by Jim Pope and Tony Schwarz, steer roping led by Jenkins and others, and a notable chute release event. Nearby Lexington reports a coal seam anomaly with a steam event and a million tons of bituminous coal.
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Sandal Grover
Tumiday
van Brennen
Mabewoud
Marl Maller
Nore Pein
Wiggins
Galerewoll
Stour Wyeetline
Sn Strole
Penvor
Amecude Averige
Ken Schneider
Caeeler
Charles Sebware
Chappell
Jim Pope
Verina
Roy Mrinks
Loveland
Sterhing
Ile Bre
L. Bred Meehay
Urpeley
Tek Stull
Shere Wing
Hank Rigg
Wad
Bob Bipies
Krabi Hull
A Boag
Robiek Hrsant
Kevel
Pee Hicus
Jaimie
Ant
Dee Wilson
Hanlon Jhek Anderan
Cheyenne
Wyo
Tite
Fld Weight
Lance
Hranion Lakewood
Jin Ke Whitty Chegenar
Wye
Recoil
Awl
Qi Bebeday
Jer
Denver
Agit
Olin Goodapeed
Eddie Beckerde
Thenyers Tiramundoit
Ateep Aeresniog
Slrole
Jess Aamphett
Lament
Sehneid
Earl Anderson
Lexington
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Bobo
Barbara
Bobo) Finckefeller
Albert Edelman
Beng
Nev
Wyshend
Winthrop Rockefeller
Revo
Stork Express
Wah Properties
Tread Yma
Fidaventer Tuarriay
Winograr’s
Mitchell
Greeley Sheet Metal Works
Fighth
Pomona Grange No
Kansas
Gall
Preellenc
Wallace Tirahm
Saday
Tri Wadnerias
GHS
Army
Aggie Grid
Sen
Gresley High
Jona My Pawling
Henry A. Giddig
Donald D. Kurth
Frank D. Gonzales
Theodoa Halland
Pawling
U. S.army
Kuein
Kurth
Gonzalea
Holland
Ciddle
Fort Ord
Gatit
Fort Benning
Cidido
Ann of My
Mra
Vincent Ciddlo
Atreatt Gonzales
Mea
Della D. Gonzales Cerrera
BCS
Wrrest
Wildcat
Ainglea
Willam B. Kurth
Fourteenth Avenue
Malland
Greeley High
US Army
Montgomery Ward
Pickeling
Gov't
Iide
Commissioner of Reclamation Bureau
E. Meri Young
Danny O'Neil
NLAA
Colorado Springs
MCU
Smith
Pistal
Steven Homer Risse
GU Teportel
Aberiit
Valund
Memoriam
Keene
Arthur Keene
Silane
Mrs
Vela Keene
Nerathy
Janell Peterson
Cain
Maedy
Evans
Greeiey
Torrez Bros
Syle
Fodambuay
LEW Daran & CO
Ninth St
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