Horses From Seven States Entered In Show Opening Here
Horses from seven states including Iowa Nebraska Minnesota Wyoming Colorado South Dakota and Kansas are entered for the eighth annual Island Grove park show in Greeley. The two-session event opens Saturday night with 11 events and a junior riders show Sunday afternoon. The program features walking horses harness classes and stylish saddle and roadster divisions with cash prizes up to 500 and new jumps.
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Greeley
CSCE
Uchea
Skeete Calvin
Island Grove Park
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wyoming
Colorado
South Dakota
Kansas
R. B. Christy
Scott City
Kou
Sunnyelape Steblas
Errol Cammack
Ada Dicken
Lennox
Muldwest
Grass Valley Farms
WH. F. Klosterman
David Grey
Neb. Taylor
Snow
Omaha
H.H.K
Jauveln
North Platte
Adniah Slorz
Omahs
Clichon Birly
Avena
John Fualuian
Fatma of
Denver
Kenneth Perry
George Galea
WP. Binks
Arthur Marlen
Fort Collins
Bnallsa
Big Three to Meet Russia on German Unification
London reports say the Big Three leaders agreed to meet with Russia to discuss the initiation of unifying Germany. They planned to relay the substance to the Soviet Union via the United States, Britain and France, and would consult more closely about military operations.
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Big Three
Russia
Germany
London
Dune
Oveien Mipisters
Sonvecy Wald
Lie Verily
Union
United States
Weather Laval 24 Hours End Friday Details
Weather forecast notes 24 hour Laval period ending Friday with high of 77 and low 68. Light precipitation 0.2 inches. Partly cloudy Friday with showers and thunderstorms possible in west and north Saturday after noon. Saturday includes warmer temperatures with continued shower and thunderstorm activity and partly cloudy Friday night.
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Laval
Colorado
Wildcatters Flock to Julesburg Basin Across Colorado
Reports from the Julesburg Basin detail multiple wildcat wells with activity near Grover and Buckingham in the Pawnee Buttes region. Drilling progress includes a 7400 foot well with gas shows and a test flow, while other operators such as Progress Petroleum and Sterling Drilling advance in sections 7 to 10 and 29 to 8. Local crews announce new discoveries and several companies relocate rigs from Oklahoma and Texas to Eastern Logan County, with one well yielding 14 million cubic feet per day from the Lakota/Dakota zones.
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Grover
Pawnee Buttes
Progress Petroleum Company
Sterling (Kansas) Drilling Company
Lulewell
Sesw
Falcon-Seaboard USA
Buckingham
Fred Roeder
James Sloss
Cornish
Tuley & Carter
Ton Nicklas
Stonetam
Sloneham
Dakota
Lotalion
M. Huher
Erstor
Denver
Oklahoma
Texas
Wee
Logan County
Blackwood & Michals
Oklahoma City
le Gloria Corporation
Corpus Christi
H. L. Hawkins
Jowston
of Company
North Sterling
Earl Donkin
Ginther
Warren
Mie
Truman Ends Draft Waiver for Farm Recruiters
President Truman announced an executive order to end the practice of recruiting farm workers deferred from the draft for essential industry. He cited farm labor shortages and said the move will reshape standards for apprentices and selective service. Defense officials expect minimal impact on manpower, while Hershey urged regulations to supply needed skilled workers for military and civilian needs.
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Truman
Dsstindt Ant
Rercormmentalians
Mai- Fen
Lewie Tettershey
Selective Service
Hershey
Democrats Name Ralph Williams To Oppose Hill
Colorado Democrats opened their gubernatorial designation race by naming Ralph Williams of the Northern district to oppose incumbent Republican Hill. Williams, a former reclamation official, faces William S. Hill of Fort Collins for the party’s nomination. The convention voted 181 to 137 in Williams’ favor, with Williams expected to resign from federal service under the Hatch Act.
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Golden
Cona
Colorado
Congress
Ditrict
William S. Hil
Fort Cauius
Republilean
Ibbetann
Willams
Gordor Thuolson
Taggen
Danignattion
Ydhotson
Waeat
Williams
Wayne N. Aspinall
Fall Fade
Aspinall
Eangrasa
Paigos
Wilkie Mann
Lamar
Blaie
Ben Bezotf
Denver
John W. Metzger
Lacy L. Wilkinson
Stephen L. R
McNichols
Wilkinson
Sven
Ham
Sulea
Tula
D. L
Lew] Williame
Montrose
Neal D. Rishop
Knous
Robert L. Kagus
Lee Knous
Hewsonans
Dave Miller
Greeley
Fred Schneider
George I
Baker
George Woods
Inglewood
Peace Vffieer
Audilor
Homer
Bedford
Neo Deslensle
State Supreme Court
University of Colorado
Uentlal
Robert Keir
Oklahoma
Richard D. Hussell
Georgia
Russell Russell
Johnson
Renotts
Washington
Russell
Russell Matty
Olor
Greeley Minds Police Exams in Middle West
City officials send Case and Townling to Omaha and Des Moines to supervise police recruit examinations for the Greeley civil service commission. Exam locations include Des Moines and Omaha with expected return on Sunday.
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Greeley
Middle West
Flay Case
Rath Townlug
Freday
Omaha
Des Moines
Greeley Civil Service Commission
Schedied
Berril Mien
Tes Moines
Oueda
Case
Towning
Savings Bank Gains Building Site in Weld County Deal
The Farm Investment company linked to Weld County Savings Bank will finalize negotiations early next week to acquire part of a business lot at Ninth avenue and Tenth street in Greeley. Robert M. Gilbert, attorney, said Gilbert will receive 100 by 100 foot plots on Ninth avenue and Tenth street and convey 100 by 75 feet on Eighth avenue to Yarn Investment. The trade includes some cash and aims to place the remainder of the large Ninth avenue and Tenth street lot into business parcels with flexible pricing for buyers.
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Farm Investment
Weld County Savings Bank
Ninth Avenue
Tenth Slevel
Front Beorner
Robert M. Gilvert
Greeley Attorves
Gilbert
Eighth Avenue
Perm Investment Company
Tenth Street
Farm Investment Company
Lt Cor
Eleventh
Philling Petroleum Company
Weathers Service
House Vote Ends Federal Rent Control and Price Limits
The House passed a broad bill ending federal rent control and most price ceilings next Tuesday, with a final roll call of 211 to 185. President Truman sought continuity of controls, while amendments to end all wage and price controls by July failed 244 to 130, signaling a tense partisan clash over postwar economic policy.
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Wachington
House
Truman
Wage Stabilitation Board
WSB
Rev Samuel West Dies After Heart Attack In Wichita
The Reverend Samuel B West rector at Trinity Episcopal Church in Wichita Kansas died Thursday from a heart attack at 9 20 pm at St James Church. He had served as rector of St James Church for 22 years and recently moved to 125 South Battle Wichita. Survived by wife Mabel West three children Reverend Samuel F West Jr Jane West Gardner and Jack West. He was to be ordained June 24 and his family planned to attend. Funeral service will be Monday.
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Samuel B. Weel
Trinty Epicnopal
Wichita
Kan
Wishita
St. James Church
South Batlin
Wieh
Sire
Mabel West
Samuel F. West
Kent School
Connecticut
Jack Gardner
Jane West
Washington, T
Tohneon
Jack
B. Weet
Washington
J. B. ‘West
West
Greeler
Doolen Denies Charges in Prison Whipping Case
Former Colorado penitentiary deputy warden Oran We Doolen testified in U S district court that he did not order or administer whippings or inflict injuries on inmates after the July 16 break attempt. He denied striking convicts, questioned prisoners, or receiving kickbacks, while defense and prosecution clashed over prison punishment records and procedures.
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Frank Pitman Deaver
Oran We Doolen
Colorado
Finily
U. 8
District Court
Thd
Doolen
Efit
Ac Ud Jog Toy Hest
Arn
Ohey
Toolen
Ben Brooks
Pronaculor
Duolen
Dovlen
Stlomeys
Frederick
Dickerson
Declan
Fraser
Aix
Fala
Willaw C. Durray Jr
suaTd
Murray
Izsue
Donlen
Celhouse No. 1
Moolin
Atflonts Snitlg
Bess
Ken Wyall
Rhystian
Eynitasium
Gurlor
Drolen Bald
Garton Ponten
Garton
Charles W. Gaclon
Piablo
Cappian Yeo
Dickersom
Texans Turn Kansas Signs to Own Use
A torn OCR item describes college campus pranksters from Kansas planning a party at Colorado Start College of Education. Texans countered by placarding a sign bearing the question Are You from Kensuat and adding a bottom reply Hell no we’re from Texas, reflecting a campus humor clash.
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Kansas
Colorado
College of Education
Elgu
Kensuat
Worst Hailstorm Halves Wheat Crop in Nunn Area
A severe hailstorm Thursday night damaged wheat across the Nunn territory and surrounding areas. Estimates range from 8 percent to total loss, with Black Hollow hardest hit as hail ripped through buildings and vehicles. Telephone lines failed, isolating communities, and at least 15 lines in Nunn were knocked out. Local elevator operator L. L Starr warned that reaching 40 percent recovery would be a fortunate outcome.
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Niger Indies
Hart Gaye
L. L Starr
Hart
Nunn
Nuno
Black Hollow
Black Stollow
Dover
Pierca
Charles Flower
Fort Costing
Akron
Miss Simmons Dies Suddenly In Greely Home
Miss Simmons longtime educator and Greeley community figure died suddenly in her sleep at 1700 Seventh Avenue. Born Carthage Illinois, she held A B and A M degrees, taught in Illinois and Iowa, was Keokuk high school head of English, later active in Weld County Library and University Women groups, Garden Club, Park Church, and home service work. Funeral plans to be announced.
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Mies Jncashine Shinmans
Slater
Ding
M. Dickerson
Seventh Avenue
Mra
J. Mckerson
Miss Simmons
Orn Nes Carthage
Iiinole
Tllinois State Normal University
Carthage College
Illioin
Chargo
CBCE
Simmons
Kappa Delta Pi
Inlinois
Iowa
Keokuk
Greelay
Weld County Library
American Association of University Women
W T.K. Club
Della Koha Gamma
Greeley Garden Club
Park Church
Greeley
Leo J. Simmons
Shreveport
Harry Fieher
Carthasr, Ill
Katherine Fisher Binge
Shirley Simmons Brewer
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Macys
Parolee Cooper recaptured after Weld County escape bid
Phillip Eugene Cooper, 24, a parolee with prior burglaries, escaped deputies at Merino and was later found hiding in a grain truck near Walsenburg. After a chase from Seventh Street to nearby streets, Cooper kicked deputy Schnepff, prompting gunfire and a pursuit that ended with his recapture and rebooking for aiding an escape. Deputy Buracough and Sheriff’s deputies led the manhunt.
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Parsley and
Walsenbure
Weld County
Sherl
Mering
Phillip Eugene Cooper
Wea
State Penitentiary
Ray Fred
Ie Anne
Tlearrent
Cnatady
Shenttt Willand
Texhawn
Greeley
Paul Close
Zand Towalng
Copper
Walsenburg
Elmar Cote
Severny Avenue
Low Burecough
Marian Schnept
Cooper
Cole
South Eighth Avenue
Buracough
Schnent
Schnapl
Seventh Over
Que
Twenty Sevanth Street
Coopers None
Hin
Sehnepf
Payern
Ballerse
Schnept
Mie
Wote Ls
Schnapt
Kersay
Telhan
le Salle
Schwitt
Tegiman
Congress Passes Immigration Bill Over Veto After Override
Washington June 17 Congress passed the McCarran Walter Immigration bill into law after President Truman vetoed it describing it as infamous. The Senate overrode the veto 37 to 26 and House margins surpassed the two thirds needed. Supporters argued for reform while opponents warned of creeping controls and executive overreach.
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Washington
McCarren Walter
Truman
Sen
McCare
D-Nev
Pen
Valter
Dpa
U. S
Ile
Senate
MyCarrat
Lieveld
Lehuan
Fire bug confession in Brooklyn tenement blaze
Irving Green a 27 year old Brooklyn porter confessed to setting fires over years for excitement. He was traced by officer Frank Weldon from a prior arson scene and arrested after the June 18 Brooklyn tenement fire that caused injuries.
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New York
Po Hee
Eured Iva
Brooklyn
Teelediles
Frank Weldon
Pollce
Irving Green
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Klleg
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Indy Travis
Tulle Witwer
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Perri McArthur
Connin Kottsinger
Caral Witwer
Ranedal Balin
C. W. Paterann Ghaurman
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Julesburg Basin
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