Greeley Tourist Information Booth Opens For Tourists
The Greeley Chamber of Commerce sponsored tourist information booth in ely park across from the courthouse reports brisk business with 28 visitors receiving travel information on Monday. The cabin serves as general info HQ with daily guidance on cottages hotels and attractions, weather forecasts, and schedules. Hostesses Joan Smith Barbara Jint sine and Frances Gilchrist assist, while volunteers from local firms provide labor and materials for construction and upkeep.
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Greeley Board of Trealers
Dauth
Chet Peters
Chamber of Commerce Tourist Travel Committee
Ite
C.H. Young and Son
Claud Carney
Howard Murphy
Densel Phelps
Paul Neufer
Millidays
Scott Lumber Company
Union Delivery Company
Herd+man Electric company
Peters
Gilbert Boots
Wesley King
Don Fine
Fire Department
F. H. Wingert
L. Wiskland
Baan
New York Farms Use Shurne of Power Tractors
In 1943 about 150000 tractors powered New York farms, compared with 63000 in 1945, reflecting shifts in agricultural mechanization during wartime. This indicates a sizable decline in tractor use over the two-year span.
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Smith Act and Communist Probe Sparks Legal Debate
Washington reports on the Smith Act’s role in battles over communist party legality. The act makes it a federal crime to organize or join a party with overthrow aims, with Supreme Court rulings pending. Witnesses refuse to answer about party membership citing self-incrimination, while cases against party leaders proceed.
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James Marlow
Washington
Communist Party
Congress
Goverment Medi
New York
Supreme Court
Congressional
Kersey Hosts District Council Luncheon Plans
The program committee of the Zzat Central District council met at Anderson's Tea House for a luncheon and to outline tentative next-year plans. Meetings will be held at the Bing Flame room of the Greeley Gnn company with dessert lunch at 1:80. Hostess groups and topics are listed through April with speakers and officers to be elected. Mrs. H Q Peterson chairs the committee. attendees include Mrs. George Roth and others.
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Zzat Central Destrict Counncil
Tueay
Anderson
Bing Flame
Greeley Gnn Company
Kerzey Group
Valley View
Auburn and la Balle
Frank Jean
Evans and Beebe
Pregent
Lesneme
Big ‘Band
Bostess
Wabjert
New Drugs
Delta Group
Marion Rymer
Belle Bonfa Memorial Blood Bank
March
Kuner
Burvay
Gilcrest
Matera
H. Q. Peterson
Cominittes
George Roth
St. T. Kidd
Ralph Warner
Kenneth Harsh
Lewis Littler
E. J. Meikel
Victor Klein
E. D. Selwin
Bernice Biewart
Grace Grant
Un-American Committee Seeks Contempt Citations Over Ques tions
The House Un-American Activities Committee moves to cite 40 to 70 individuals for contempt for refusing to answer questions about communion and party membership. If tried and found guilty, the case could ascend to the Supreme Court, potentially resolving whether the party and its members are illegal.
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House un-American We Uvidlas
Fe Dong
Supreme Court
Local Social Notes From town And Nearby Areas
Mrs Goldberg is a daughter of Mr Boldin. Mr and Mrs John Cling of ailwaukes visited Z J Merkel Friday. They went to Grand Lake for the weekend and will attend the enal photographer s congention in Denver next week. Mrs Merkelin is at the hospital in Greeley. Mr and Mrs Gene Neal have returned from a vacation in Rutland with their daughters Mrs Sam Mook and Mia James Quan and their families.
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Goldberg
Boldin
John
Ail-Waukes
Z. J. Merkel
Grand Lake
Denver
Melkelin
Greeley
Gene Neal
Rutland
Sam Mook
Mia
James Quan
Local Visit Noted By Mr and Mrs George Pred
Mery abd and children from Koggem spent the day with Mr and Mrs George Pred, sharing a family visit and afternoon at their home.
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Koggem
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Griden Canvas Tarps Guard Gridiron Before Games
Canvas tarps laid over the gridiron before kickoff to protect the field from weather and keep it in top condition for KK’s games. The move aims to shield turf from rain and moisture, ensuring a safe surface for play.
Milking Cattle Story About Lactation Replacement
A dairy operation notes a cow set to give milk for five lactations before a younger replacement is introduced. The report emphasizes herd management and replacement timing to maintain production levels.
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