Plans for Municipal Golf Course Nearing Final Proof
A Denver led team including S J Le Boer and Carl Newberry refined plans for a municipal golf course on airport land. Mayor Trace Woykins and Hopkins oversee site work with road relocation, lake dam construction, and equipment sharing by city departments. Howard Welsh and other city officials joined the Thursday afternoon walk through theAdjustments aim to begin construction next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. le Boer
Denver
Carl Newberry
Masor
Tunicinal
Trace Woykins
City Engineering
de Boer
Ne Boer
Hopking
Dan
Golf
Élly
Alice Wales
Rani
Meyor Hopkins
Sali Hlowever
Greeley
Howard Welsh
Mel Beddager
B.C. Smith
City Engineerdag Walt
Gil Culter
Marke
Oregon Sees Fifth Largest Population Rise 1940s
Department of Commerce data show Oregon posting the nation's fifth largest percentage population increase for the 1940s through the early 1950s, according to an official figure.
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Oregon
Department of Commerce
Klausmeier Speaks at Cosmopolitan Club Meeting
Professor Klausmeier, an education expert from CSCE, spoke at the Cosmopolitan Club meeting in Greeley on conserving Italian resources and the vital need for state support to educate disabled children. He noted 260 county children miss regular schools and that last year 50,000 was allotted for aid. Greenwood, Arlington, and Grand Junction were cited as future action sites.
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Tierbert Klauemeier
Agscllale
CSCE
Crembpolitan Club
Tes House
John (Orkran
Warner Narnon
Klausmier
Weld
Chery
Arlington
Grand Junction
Ridge
Baa
Rlven
Ald Loeleht
Greeley
Lepiuture
Klousmeier
Lye
Belinde
Datalk
Cosmopad
Cosmapolitin
Peel
George Ernst
Glen Haven
Reed Adanson
Re § Goud
Carl Keichhardt
George Luciin
Matt Nolan
Carl Elmblade
Jim Vamnoy
John Corkran
Mynét
Harhorn
Nebraska
Wyoming
Uolovata
Frank Schuman
Ted Weems Keeps His Top Position for Some 20 Years
Ted Weems has held a leading position in the band world for over two decades, with Mason–ixan Savon roots and the duo known as the Million Dollar Twins early in his career. His rise began in grammar school with a vow to learn music, leading to fame on Fibber McGee and Molly, NBC radio, and later the hit Heartaches in 1929 featuring Elna Tanner.
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Ted Weems
Wardiare Park
Sateess
Hoy
Ween
Weems
Airea Nonles
Riber
Tad
Ening
Olf
Atlantic City
Stellor
Hollywood Roosevelt
NBC
Terphanella
Matting
Coxs
Weema
Elna Tanner
Vietor
Deccw
Ted i Weems
Plachy Named Adams State President Amid Welcome
Dr. Fred J. Plachy, education professor and extension director at Black Hills Teachers College Spearfish, accepted presidency of Adams State College in Alamosa Colorado. The board approved unanimously. Plachy succeeds the late President Newsom.
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Fred Plachy
Adams State
Pre
No Willam Newsom
Luther
Bean
Dale Lorimer
William T. Meyer
Adunw State
Uron Colege
S. Dy Ale
Nebraska University
Colorado State College of Education
Pred J. Placky
Adama State College
Alamosa
Colorado
Greeley
Frederic
Colorado State, College of
Jon
Greehey High School
Placay
Peerion of Extension
Black Hills Teachers College
Spearfieh
de Plachy
Kimball
Foulh Dakota
Huron College
University of Nebragka
University of Oregon
Colegio Americano Tara Varones
Barranquilla
Colombia
South America
United States
Tracher Placement
Spaniah
South Tay Xola Education Association
Pi Kappa Delta
Pi Gamma Mua
Phi Delta Kappa
Colorado Education Association
Muchy Wwite
Colorado Biale College of Amenscon
Obituary for W G Comin Dies Friday
William Gibson Crinin 63, an estate broker, died early Friday at Weld County Public hospital after residence at 520 Seventeenth street. Born 26 1888 at Clarinda Iowa, he moved with family to Loveland then Greeley, attended Greeley schools, lived in Windsor, Oregon, before returning to Greeley. Survived by wife Bevin, two sons Richard and Eldon, two daughters Delores, Mrs Corlesy, and others. funeral at Adams Mortuary with burial at Heinsi.
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Wiliam Gibson Crinin
Weld County Public Hospital
Seventeenth Street
Clarinda
Comin
Loveland
Greeley
Windsor
Tac
MeGann
Oregon
Greely
Cheyenne
Arnol Th. Comin
Morr
Ray MW. Carson
Stuxe Allen
Lemita
Calif
Misr Tdorothy Icamin
Abilene
Kan
Ba Jlermenh
Hinn
Windsor Resident Dies After 66 Years in Town
Henry Harvestinn aged long-time Windsor resident died Friday at 641 Hallond avenue after 66 years in the town. Born June 75 in Erle Kan he was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge. Survivors include Mrs May Epringer of Falen and Mrs Finer Weber of Englewind and several nieces and nephews including Bruce Weber of Nunn. Funeral arrangements handled by Waldron Mortuary of Raton.
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Henry Harvestinn
Windsor
Hallond Avenue
Erle
Werda
Odd Fellers
Lea Pisiarh
May Epringer
Falen
Finer Weber
Englewind
Waldron Mortuary
Raton
Luther League Meet at Ault in Mocky Mountain District
Midsummer Luther League convention of the Mocky Mountain district is held at Ault Friday through Sunday. Delegates from Lindsburg Kansas and nearby join Rev. Reynold Joheson of Bethany Lutheran Ner ver in charge. Sessions include talks by Eklund and Stenholm, a Saturday picnic at Fort Collins park, and a closing sermon by Eklund. Special music and readers accompany the event inviting all to attend.
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Mocky Mountain District
Aut
Thalvendauiv
Lulleran Church
Ault
Fey
Racqwett Eklund
Heihney Eallere
Lindsburg
Kan
Reynold Joheson
Bethany Lutheran Church of
Nerver
Tharge
Ltd
Fort Collins Park
Mev. HkYund
Wwe Hev
Gleon Stenholm
Jebus Childet
Silerncun
Ter. Fklund
Stenholm
Canadian Cold Front Relieving Sweltering East
A Canadian cold front pushed into the Great Lakes and Mid-Atlantic region, easing 90s heat. New York City and surrounding areas saw record highs drop, with 105 in Newburgh and 97 in Philadelphia, as cooler air and thunderstorms reduced temperatures and heat illnesses rose.
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Albany
M. Y. Col
Jaanes M. Ogun
Bureau
New York City
Aly JR
Canada
New Jersay
Iate
Plains
Great Lakes
Indiana
Minais
Ohio
New England
New York State
Atlantic Coast
Grea Lakes
Mississipni
Central Plains States
New York
Hudson Valley
Newburgh
Bane Arcas
Middle Atlantic
Yes
Prospect
IL Wag
Luck Haven
Harrieburg
Philadelphia
Pennsyvania
Havert
Hellet
Metropolis
New Jersey
Newark
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Meyland
Tennessees
Maliina
Georgia
South Carolina
Hostala
Mumbo Jne
Summer Edition Fulcrum planned by art festival staff
Calls for submissions to the third annual Fine Arts Festival at CSC ramps. Writers and painters urged to send material to DR Weal Gross at the division of TyManities by July 7 for consideration. festival runs July 7 22, with emphasis on writers and artists.
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Eutnis
Tor Consideralian
Cech
Andy 7
Weal Gross Chemin
Poh Teer
Mattie Cimualt Fee
Celeciim
Rahiros
Alga
Guecens Helm
Theseina
Jaily
Heine
Riters
Allies Hammer Power Plants in North Korea
Allied air forces bombed North Korea power facilities including two major plants at Chosin and Changjin and damaged a switchyard. The operation targeted the communist hydroelectric network, with reports of significant damage to power houses, lines, and a third plant at Fusen. Chinese losses were heavy as battles raged on western hills near Chorwan with infantry and armor fighting across ridges and deep into the day.
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Tee Kocea
Ly — Mied
North Korea
VON
Iis
Fifth Air Force
Santaxe
Thani
Chosin
Air Force
Marine Siehler
Changila
Siilion
Fusen
Ralda
Sun Sown
Changjin
Changin
Munthuvia
Eighth Army
Auratenia Heights
Bone U
Chorwan
Pedestrian Fatally Struck Near Longmont Colorado
Lewis A. Lee, 75, was fatally injured when struck by a car while crossing a highway near Longmont Weld County. Police say the incident occurred as Lee, his wife and son were traveling from Limon en route to Longmont. Lee died from severe leg fractures and internal injuries after being treated at Longmont Hospital.
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Longmont
Calo
Lewis A. Lee
Here
Elite
Highway Patrol
Colorado
Patrolnim Hadley
Lee
Limonab Te Ame
Weld County
Pueul
Th. Jones
Jones
Hne
Win
Luge
Tinepilal
Wheat Embargo Planned As Kansas Wheat Floods Rail Yards
In Kansas City on June 27 a flood of wheat overwhelms railroad yards as shippers prepare to invoke a wheat embargo. Farmers and elevator workers face shortages and price fears as the dry weather drives harvest cuts and storage strain across markets including Kansas City area and nearby towns.
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Kansa City
Kansas
Thy Meropal
Kansas City Area
Slansend
Hitchinson
Sara Hina
Aighikon
Wallington
Arkensais Cmny
Noden
Convicts Grab Guards in Pueblo Jail Break Attempt
Testimony details a prison break at Cellhouse No 1 where convicts seized guards Ben Chin and another, threatened lives, and forced a guard into an unused cell. John W Davis brandished a knife, Charles Gadton fired a rifle from the attic, and Williams fired upstairs during the melee. Best testified no convicts were kicked or beaten after the break was quelled.
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Devlen
Ben Chin
Dovlen
Ohin
Guarda
Charter W. Gadlon
Liberia
John W. Davia
Sheestey
Garlon
Anylhlor
Cnnvieta
Williames
Davis
Willame
Mighlen
Funds Allotted Civil Service for 3 Months
Denver June 27. The Colorado civil service commission and Gov. Thornton agree to allot spare operating funds to permit normal operation for at least three months. The governor will approve a revised work program calling for spending about half of the agency's appropriated funds in the first quarter. This will avoid mass dismissals of long-term employees and allow continued work while the funding issue proceeds.
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Denver
Colorado Civil Serviee Commission
Thornton
Supreme Uourk
Shinsl
Junior Conference on Traffic Called in Golden
i Gav Thornton called a state teen traffic conference in Golden on August 1 to address a high number of fatal teen accidents. Movie star Hubert Young will give the main address as officials seek to craft a safe driving code for youth motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Gav Thornton
Golden
Hubert Young Will Blva
Thornton
Mrs Marie Vaughn Dies in California
Mrs Marie Vaughn aged 95 wife of the late Guy Vaughn resident of Greeley for years died in a Turlock California hospital after a three year illness Cremation will be held there and ashes sent to Greeley Interment services are planned in Linn Grove with Macy’s in charge Mrs Vaughn was a First Methodist member in Greeley and served as a Red Cross Gray Lady in Indianapolis during the war Surviving are two sons George Vaughn of Mill Valley California and John Vaughn of Las Cruces New Mexico. two daughters Myra Mabel Copeland of Rocky Ford and Jesse Woodslie of Las Cruces NM. four grandchildren and other relatives
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Ata
Marie Vaughn
Guy Vaughn
Greeley
Associated Seed Growers, Inc
Turlock
Calif
Turock
Linn Grove
Macys
God
Vaueln
Greeey
Wheele
Indianapolis
Ind
Ape
Line Grove
Vaughn
Delge
First Methodist Church
Eastern Star
Judianapolis
Dwo
George Vaughn
Mill Valley
Cait
Vaugh
Fast Reasing
P Mica
Mabel Cop Mn
Rocky Ford
Jeesie Woodslie
Las Cruces
ALG
Weld Dalrymén Bay Registered Ayrshires
Ayrshire breeders report two Weld Dalrymén Bay registered Ayrshires purchased recently, per Ayrshire Breeders Association executive secretary O. T. Conklin of Brandon Wisconsin. Names Taeyara G W Preach and Dennis reported as buyers with one registered Ayrshire each.
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Dalrymén Bay
Ayrshires
Court records list multiple traffic related fines and names
In the courts a series of offenders including Willison Meyers Grevley and Charles W Grace are recorded as drunk or reckless drivers with fines ranging from 5 to 28.50. Other names appear with offenses described variably as drunken driving out of hours or improper brakes.
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Willison Meyers
Grevley
Rivardo Martie
Charles W. Grace
Denver
E.G. Mechalke
Fourteenth Avenue
Andrew Aysienant
Igckless
Jhottom
Ninth Avenue
Bob Wiliams
Tareleos
Clay Wayne Lasberger
Twelfth Street
Justice Court Finds for Four in Beet Pulp Load Case
A justice court case involving a beet pulp load on the highway resulted in a ruling for four plaintiffs. The dispute centered on shipment terms and recovery of the $1 entry and court costs.
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Ra 4
Slee! Court Maré Warne Maag
Pleven
Aptlic Ing & Ioad
County Court to Ant Voila Interlocutory Divorcement
The county court issued an interlocutory divorce decree involving Thea dore Frank Voris and Ant Voila at Greeley. The ruling outlines pending issues to be resolved before final judgment.
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Ant Voila
Greeley
Ecree
Theadore
Frank Voris
Diazmenr Sickness and Dizziness in Common Ailments
The passage describes dizziness accompanying various conditions such as feverish illness, vertigo, motion sickness on trains or vehicles, and indigestion. It notes nervous dyspepsia and nervous debility as linked to dizziness, with headaches, fatigue, and faintness as possible accompanying symptoms.
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Emy
Klausmeier
Cosmopolitan Club
Thepuly
Marsha
Iucer Highwar
Dort
Enver
Soraer Patrol
Inspectric of Customs
Narcotice Control
W. G. Comin
Carter
Loyel
Fulcrum
Allies Hammer
N. Korea
South Weld
Bitaln
Dr Mistoy
Shanes
Ruckers
Harring
Electrical Works
8Th St. Ph
California
Justice Cour
Colo. Building Improvement Co
16Th St
Don BR. Bostron
Rome
Nattre
Riga
Greeley Bldg
Biore
Firestone Stores
Sth Ave
Leith St
Fia Binell
Aomer Eamilon Abannagroent
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