All-Star Entries Now Certain for Big Horse Show
Dr Patterson, chairman, announced the eighth annual Gree dey horse show at Inland Grove Park, with 177 horses entered for June 26-29. Participants hail from Colorado, Nebraska, South Dakota, Florida, Minnesota, and Iowa, including Adolph Store Stables of Omaha and Gloria Hays of Denver. The junior show features young riders from Denver and Scottsbluff, with judges to oversee all classes from gaited to Arabian and showmanship events.
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Inland Grove
C. W
Patterson
Colorado
Nebraska
South Dakota
Florida
Minoesota
Iowa
Adolph Store Stables
Omaha
Blore
Minneapolis
Mion
Lorne Oul Ile U.S
Grase Valley Farms
Devid City
Nebr
Quarter Circle Speer Ranch
Bellvue
Cola
Kammack
Ada Dicken
Lennox
Roy Hawkins
Hobby Lane
For Collins
Hawkles
Slyave
Denver
Beaver
Fedsford Stables
Turner Stables
Newyer Bld
Vig Academy
Bridie Path Stables
Todividuang
W. A. Sarconi
Joni Bastmac
Ted Wilfrich
Gloria “Hays
Wig
Scottsbluff
Deck Mead
Tom Sheppard
Virginia Dale
Gerald Angell
Cheyenne
Caspar Hofmann
Pedicord Stabler
Grantey
Carol Bennett
Bobby Tones
Gresley
Kent Kingsbury
Cerl Hil Je
Janice’ Patterson
Nancy Hill
Judy
Kay Stratehts
Walt Forbes
Jerri Ratlitt
Greg Ramsay
Mary Mosler
John Chlanda
Mary Millen
Large Audience Hears Opening Band Concert
The OSCE summer concert band opened its weekly series at Garden theater on Tuesday night drawing a large audience. Conducted by acting director Wasman Waller, the program included four concertos with Panis Martina directing for Indiana University and guest conductor M D Mussel from Stury City. Featured pieces included The Seafarer with John Willsmaeon and others, plus a trumpet trio and a drum piece. Donald J. Moore, former CSCE student and ex-director, wrote Calekin Galisthentes and Marelo Poets performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OSCE
Garden Theater
Wasman Waller
Panis Martina
Indiana University
Division of Music
Suemer
M.D. Mussel
Stury City
John Willsmaeon
Greeles
Robert Sharp
Colimbia City
Ind
Rico Romane
Tom McClusky
Baularz
Iran
Donald J. Moore
CSCE
Barlord University
Waco
Allmarch Teatures French Bere
Lambrarees
Local Market Prices Trimmed For June 25 Listing
Readable market brief shows wheat and corn prices along with feed, poultry and egg rates. Entries include bullertat beans at 3 cents, eggs at 55 cents, double A beef at 1 cent, colored hens over 19 cents per pound, Leghorn layers and roosters with varied pricing, and assorted weights for hens and chicks.
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Ats
Greeley Youth Center Hosts Summer Square Dance
The Greeley Youth Center will hold its first summer dance from 8 45 to 12 45 p m Friday in the ballroom transformed to a Hawaiian setting. A Hawaii student exhibition will occur during intermission and the Swing Band will provide music for youth center members.
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Greeley Youth Center
Youth Center
Hawailal
CSCH
Strikes Boost Welfare Appeals Across Pittsburgh Region
Welfare agencies report rising distress as a nationwide steel strike paralyzes production. About 776,000 idle workers plus 125,000 in allied industries seek relief, with 12,000 workers facing first major layoffs in the steel sector. Pittsburgh and nearby offices process hundreds applying for aid as unions push for relief amid disrupted defense production.
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Pittsburgh
Jung
Ughtar
Ughter
United Steelwork
Allied Industries
General Molore
Sures
Inters Wirlke
Rojel Forge
Detroit
Plini
Mich
Youngstown
Ohio
Mahoning County
Walfars
Dallaf Tran
Pillsburgh
Elizabeth Huddy
Norman
Joné
Benette
al Lackawanna
N.Y
Chamber of Commerce
Truman
Philip Murray
Businger
Jones
Loughtin Steel Corp
Navy
Toland Steel
Tndiana Harbor
Columbus
Community Activities Swim Schedule Announced
The community activities commission opens Monday evening swims at the Santer Hall pool from 7 40 to 9 pm with Saturday sessions 10 90 to noon. Youngsters need a health certificate and at least $2. A towel bathing suit and a dime per swim are required. The last swim is August 11.
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Santer Hall
Comunity Activities Commission
Lyle Beaver
Community Activities Commission
Beaver
Shell Blast Kills Worker at Pueblo Ordnance Depot
An explosion during disassembly of a 20 mm shell at the Pueblo ordnance depot killed one worker and injured another lightly. The men, identified as Eneshio Martinez, 39, and Roy A. Arthur, 18, were reportedly alone on the assembly line breaks when the shell detonated causing no damage to surrounding gear. The injured worker received minor cuts and shock treatment at the post-dispatcher.
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Pueblo
Sime
Pee
Wes Eneshio (Oe) Martinez
Roy A. Arthur Jiuta
T&o
Fis Componen Paris
Outside Water Users Ordered to Follow Sprinkling Hours
The Ely council decided to enforce sprinkling hours for all water users including those outside the city on motels and fringe areas Evans Garden City Rosedale and an incorporated area served by the reservoir. Hours are 6 to 8 p m until 9 p m on afternoons. City users are under restrictions already. City manager Ray Case cites potential changes as Reservoir No 1 is returned to service before sprinkling resumes. Water use dropped from over 10 million to about 5.5 million gallons daily.
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Gree Jey
Ely
Evans
Garden City
Rosedale
Reservoir
Ray Case
Ad Whiting
Ateal
Havre
Bealad
Cese
Colorado mule train links Colorado Springs to Dallas in 35 days
Colorado Springs and Dallas welcomed the mule drawn wagon caravan of Colorado Jaycees led by Bill Miranda from Greeley. The 35 day trip began May 20 and ended in Dallas ahead of the national convention, with stops in Fort Worth and Grand Prairie. Governors and local officials greeted the travelers as they promoted Colorado tourism and JC programs.
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Dallas
BI Miranda
National Junior Chamber of Commerce
Childrean
Tex
Minapole
Bil Elliott
Lou Kosta
Colorads Springs
Bill Slaton
Ghilsdreus
Saddle Glub
Jerry Gooper
Springfield
Colo
Sam Privitt
Childress Saddle Cluby
Rush Thomas
Colorado Springs
Ken Pielfer
Butch Steck
Jim Jordan
Keith Wiley
Cal Yeates
J. Howard Miller
Amarillo
Texan Daily Newa
Globe Times
Bill Miranda
Greeley
Cripple Creek Express
Colorado Junior Chamber of Commerce
Miranda
Regan
Cal Yoates
Louis Wosla
Mark ‘Wiles
Jim Jorden
Mule Ekinner
Eva
Okls
Texas
Merchants of
Fort Worth
Childress
Fort Worth Bop
Mirends
Firests
Grand Prairie
Sidney Addue
Barbara Gentry
Dallas Heauly
Colorado
Iad
Courts Tally Careless Driving and License Violations Across Town
A list of court actions shows drivers charged with careless driving and license violations in multiple towns. Names include Charles Eckardt Eaton and Manuel Hernandez Uoveland, with fines ranging from five to one hundred dollars plus costs. Several cases involve no operator’s license, driving while suspended, or unauthorized use of an vehicle, with associated penalties and court costs. The report notes a back-of-notes entry about a six thousand seven hundred portion of funds given for a castle purchase in Keenerburg.
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Charles Ecktardt
Eaton
Eckwardt
Earl B. Ventix
Kersey
Manuel Hernandez
Uoveland
D. F. Matheson
Albert Trujillo
Denver
al Antoni Hinnes
Gilcrest
Tray Hernandez
GHL
John Paul Martinez
la Salle
Costa
Richard J. Martinez
Tony A. Fever
Alfred Luscall
Windsor
Scenge
J. D. Lawless
Drake
Carefece
Roste
Roberts
Hoffner
R. E. Boyd
Coltran
Gola
Henry Zimbleman
Keenerburg
Battle Casualties Rise in Korea Declares Official Totals
Washington reports U S battle casualties in Korea now total 110611, an increase of 880 since last week, with breakdowns by service showing Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine figures. The defense department notes include killed, wounded, missing, and noncombat deaths, reflecting new reports through last Friday.
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Washington
Korea
Defense Department
Army
Wal
Randahl Concedes Langer Victory In North Dakota Primary
North Dakota Senator William Langer, Republican, won the state primary, defeating freshman Congressman Fred Randahl. With 69 of 96 counties reporting, Langer led 49,157 to 33,432 as Randahl conceded, noting Langer’s likely reelection and rural landslide for the veteran lawmaker. Randahl, 35, is a former governor seeking a third term in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
William Langer
RND
North Dakota
Langer
Senate
Lts
Laoger
Fred Randahl
Aandahl
Agndahl
Yielore
Aandanh
Aandahi
Lanser
Dr McCain Visits in Denver During Conference Trip
Dr Jamez McCain president of Kansas State college and former Colorado A&M staffer visited Denver with his family. He will meet presidents of the seven conference colleges at Boulder on Monday and plans to visit Fort Collins and spend time at Mt Meadow ranch near Larimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCain
Denver
Jamez McCain
Kansas State College
Aiall of
Colorado A & M
Bis
Boulder
McCains
S¢ Fort Igalinis
Arthur Sheeley
Mt. Meadow Ranch
Laramie
C of C Office Opens August
The Chamber of Commerce will open its new office at 1228 Eighth Avenue during August after remodeling. Plastering begins next week and new furniture will be installed soon. The board approved a joint staffing agreement with the Junior Chamber to share a secretary, with roles in both offices. A tourist booth in Lincoln Park will move to the new office after the bow building is ready. Joho Brage and Sons are general contractors. Tom McPhereau, formerly of Gresley, now with Portland Cement, attended the meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Eighth Avenue
Warnfurmed
Chamber of Commeerce
Gizie Bow
Lincoln Park
Widdow
Builying
Twin Battery duo joins Yank farm squad in Fondy Lac
The two 18 year old players, both around 189 pounds, form a battery for the New York Yankees farm team. Hoo Ale is the pitcher and Donate the catcher. The pair stands six feet tall and helps Fondy Lac in the suit considered Serene.
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Yank Farm
Fondy Lac
Wie
Im — Rounie
Dounla Saatzer
Fond Dy Lac
Hooale
New York Yankee Farm
Finh
Thomie Child Stricken With Polio In Miles City
Thomie Child, 10-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Morris B Thomie formerly of Greeley, contracted bulbar polio on June 16 and is hospitalized at Miles City Mont. She is responding to treatment at Holy Rosary Hospital and recovering. Thomie was formerly a assistant for West County health department and now works at Miles City as assistant superintendent in the bare industry ado. The Thomies have two younger children, Barton and Janet.
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Dean Thome
Morris B. Thomie
Greeley
Bulbar Pebo
Miles City
Mont
Holy Row- Bry Hoapital
Thomie
West County Health Department
Adoo
Miley City
Thomies
Barton
Janet
Land Board President Defends Lease Policy in Sterling
Sterling Colo June 1945 Harold Collins president of the Base Land Board defends lease renewal policy granting renewals without competitive bidding. He argues benefits to tenants and schools include better lane care and secure tenancy, noting 201000 acres under lease and projected income this year.
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Collins
Bia
Sram — Cullins
Audi Iveals
Torium
Apice
Sterling Lions Rlub
115 Colorado Men Killed in Korea
Denver report notes 116 Colorado men killed in Korea amid two year conflict. It cites missing in action and wounded totals, draft numbers, and hospital recoveries. Details include 399 wounded at Fitzsimmons Army Hospital, Aurora, with 190 there, 285 transferred, 466 returned to duty, and 55 retired. Lowry Base statistics show growth from 7.5 percent to 20,000 personnel since fighting began.
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Denver
Korea
Colorado
Pentacula
Armed Services
Fitstivens Army Hospital
Aurora
Lowry Az
Ores
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Concer
Pike’s Peak
Gabardine
Hibbs Basement
Harry
Fibbs
Hamilton
Justice Court
Randahl
C of C
Thomile
Land Board
Thara
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