Mayor Proposes Radio Controlled Traffic System
Mayor Prica Hopking proposes a radio controlled traffic system to manage signals citywide and permit fire truck priority. The plan envisions a police station transmitter and intersection receivers, with synchronized lights and a model display at Mobile Radio Inc. and endorsements from traffic engineers.
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Prica Hopking
Miveline
Eighth Agenu
Pales
Nhu
Tme
Pallee Ohlet G. C. Hunter
Hunter
Mobile Radio Inc
Eighth Avenue
Kenneth
H. Cooper
Cooper
Honkins
Benefit show by local Business Women group draws crowd
The Business and Professional Women's club staged a Tuesday evening benefit at the Merker junior high auditorium. Hazel Johnson introduced acts ranging from whistling and singing to marimba and accordion numbers. Proceeds go to a Worthwhile community project.
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Tue Merker Junior High
Uni Avno
Tiraeley Business and Professional Women's Club
Hazel Johnson
T Hy Club
Lyn Hartgrove
Sondiences
Pat Zimmerman
Honard Anderson
Florence Hoff
Barbara Benson
Barbara Jacobson
Maria Danley
Gilbert
Danley
Darbara Jacobson
Hartgrove
Ann Treland
Fredy Kidd
Non Skiles
Donna Skies
Carol Kild
Delana Hill
Walia Thompson
Hunter Asks Change in Police Ordinances
At the city council meeting Tuesday night Hunter urged revising police ordinances to reflect state statutes. He asked Wie Gounell to appoint a yu- Jive Magistrate to replace Charles Karowaky who is away. Authority to appoint about 66 special police officers for the Fourth of July was requested. Chief Hunter urged amending drunken driving rules to require intoxication impairment, not mere consumption, for charges. Justice of the Peace D. F. Mathmaou was appointed as peace magistrate in Karowsky’s absence.
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Hunter
Poster
Wie Gounell
Charles Karowaky
D. FP
Mathmaou
Karowskie
Windsor Physician To Assist Dr Moore in Sitka Center
Dr J B Deisher, Windsor physician for four and a half years, will become assistant to Dr Phillip H Moore at Mount Mogecumbe Medical Center near Sitka Alaska for two years. The hospital, operated by the Bureau of Indian Affairs as part of the Alaska Native Health Service, has 414 beds. Deisher plans to arrange for a local substitute, while his wife and three sons prepare to move to Alaska by July 6.
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Windsor
J. B. Delshar
Phillip H. Moore
Mount Mogecumbe
Sitka
Alaska
Moore
Greeley Clinic
Bureau of Indian Alfatra
Alaska Native Health Service
Deishler
Esther Harrell
Will
Medical Corpa
Army Air Forces
Whidsor
George B. Nelson
Tourtt
Walnut Street
W.T. Bore
Deisher
C. G. Kuelin
South Mains
Potty
Weld County Public Hospital
Lavinier County Hospital
Delsheer
Lions Club
Windsor Garden
American Legion
Joe
Tracy
Ghvis
Philip
Fire damages Ace Drive Inn basement
A basement fire at Ace Drive Inn on Ninth Street and Twenty third Avenue caused extensive stock damage. Firemen arrived after 26 minutes. probable cause near an automatic hot water heater with shelving and supplies placed too close. Owner Bill Tae estimated about two thousand dollars in damages to beverages and other items. electricity was shut off and basement inspection unavailable.
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Ninth Street
Twenty-third Avenue
O. Ul
Bill Tae
Te Cate
Infant Bruised in Traffic Accident
A hive month old baby, Ray Burkendort, suffered injuries when a car accident occurred at Elm Street and Eighth Avenue. Vivian Valentina, 18, was driving a vehicle south on Eleventh Avenue. Eugene Chambers, 18, was involved. Passengers Judy and Jackie Rukendorf, both under 10, were unharmed. Police investigated, estimating damage at about $40.
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Ray
Uuekendort
Don Burkendort
Eugene Orville Charbers
Tenth Avenue
Eglith
Chambers
Tor Marald Varger
Chile
J Police
Henry Ahrensha
Alea
Miks Vatenting
Judy Ruckendorf
Jackie Ruckendorf
City Buys High Power Sprayer To Control Bugs
Weld County Health department official B. G. Booth announces city of Greeley will purchase a high power spraying machine from Ted James for 1280 dollars. The device sprays insecticides in alleys and interiors, with nozzles and hand devices. Longmont reports success with a similar setup.
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B. G. Booth
Weld County Health Department
Greeley
Ted James
Booth
Lerperatura
J. M. Petrikin
Longmont
Heath
Famous pessimists and composers suffered eyestrain headaches
The piece lists famous writers and composers like Nietzsche Wagner Chopin Tolstoy Heine and Schopenhauer as eye strain sufferers. It notes others such as De Quincey Coleridge Browning Darwin and Beethoven managed migraines with open air work or drugs. It also mentions the 1902 Pittsburgh Pirates winning the NL pennant over the Brooklyn Dodgers by a sizable margin.
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George Eliet
Nietzsche
de Mau- Passant
Wagner
Tichaikowsky
Chopin
Tolstoy
Heine
Schopenhauer
Boe
de Quincy
Coleridge
Browning
Spearer
Darwin
Beethoven
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
City Inspectors Get Extra Help in Greeley
City council approved hiring additional building and electrical inspectors for three months to handle a building boom in Greeley. Wages set at 1.90 dollars per hour. Inspectors will add personnel to supervise and examine ongoing construction projects, with Peta Roukema noting daily inspections can reach 32 and about 200 jobs are active, delaying prompt service.
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Greeley
L. H. Vanderhoot
Finince Committee
Three Arrested After Simplot's Burglary Orchestrated Entry
Three suspects including an 11 year old boy were arrested after breaking into a Simplot Fertilizer building on Thirteenth Street near Union Pacific tracks. Police recovered 279.77 in money, with 34.81 in cash and the rest in checks. Westman, Moore, and the boy hid in weeds until captured.
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Fha-Cean Pdx
Oliver Coal Company
Almplak
Harold Carter
Olio Oster
Hunter
Westman
Moore
Anulsting
Vern. Claus
Po Nes
God
Jotu Swope
Henry Abreng
Guido LaPore
Taft Calls for Acheson Resignation Over Korea Policy
Senator Taft urged Secretary of State Acheson resign, saying officials too opposed to policy should step aside while backing Truman’s Korea action. He warned a broader war with Soviet Russia could result from current moves and urged restraint to avoid triggering disaster.
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Washington
Taft
R-Ohle
Senate
Korea
Acheson
Atate
Truman
Hays
Korrea
Russia
Hepala
Rancher Charged With Damages Over Fence Removal
David P J Padroni files in district court alleging damages and injunction against Laura Dest and Fred Linglebach for removing fences and letting sheep and cattle range on Uhl's rangeland north of New Raymet. Attorney Herbert B Mann represents Uhl.
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David P. J. Padroni
District Court
Laura ©. Dest
Fred . Linglebach
New Raymet
Linglebach
Uhl
Herbert B. Mann
Pear halves stuffed with chive cottage cheese salad
A fruit salad recipe features pear halves filled with chive cottage cheese on salad greens. Serve with a creamy dressed salad or add tangy vinegar and oil for extra flavor with the main course.
Judge Sets Date for Hearing on Windsor Severance Fire District
Judge C C Coffin set a hearing date for establishing the Windsor Severance fire protection district. The area covers lands within Windsor school district four and other dissolved districts, with a total estimated cost of 20004 dollars. The petition seeks court approval to levy taxes and officially organize the district under 1949 Chapter 164. J W Vaughn of Windsor is attorney for the petitioners.
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C. C. Coffin
Windsor-Severance Fire
Coffin
Windsor
Plainview
Lucas
Oklahoma
Smith
Bracewell
Douglas C. Clark
Carl F. Breiman
Shell
Don Reichert
Harry C. Gruenwald
Harold Young
Fred Brunner
J. W. Vaughn
Windsorfa
Tor Broun
Denver Mayor and Engineer Discuss Stapleton Field Expansion
Mayor Quigg Newton and highway engineer Mark Watrous conferred with Governor Johnson about extending Denver's municipal airport. Newton said Stapleton Field runways must reach 10,000 feet, while Watrous indicated state highways in the area may be involved.
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Stapleton Field
Denver
Quigg Newton
Mark Watrows
Johnson
Newton
Watrous
Oto
Airfeld i
Stork Express Delivers in Wald County Hospital Birth
Mr and Mrs Leonard Gousier of 6 Eleventh Avenue announce the birth of a child at Wald County Public Hospital on Wednesday June 28. Mother and baby reported healthy. father gratified by arrival of the newborn.
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Orata
Leonard Gousier
Avendy
Wald County Public Hospital
Decontrol Hearing Recordings Handed to Governor Johnson
City Attorney Robert M. Gilbert reported to the council that recordings from the rent decontrol hearing in Greeley were handed to Executive Secretary of Gov. Waller W. Johnson Tuesday morning. The governor will study the evidence before deciding on further rent control action, with a decision expected in about two weeks.
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Robert M. Giikert
Waller W. Johnson
Graelay
Gilbert
Rende
Local Car Crash In Weld County Injures Two
A collision at Fifth Street and Twenty first Avenue Tuesday at 12 07 p m injured two people. Mrs Brope s nephew W L Norman of Lincoln Nebraska and Lewis A Brons a rider in the other car sustained light injuries.
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Mre
Brope
W. L. Norman
Lincoln
Neb
Bocanegra
Fifthtreet
Avenua
Norman
Lewis A. Brons
Governor Requests Rent Decontrol Hearing Recordings
Governor Johnson on June 15 requested wild recordings of the rent decontrol hearing held in Greeley on June 6. The council approved the resolution for rent decontrol on June 13.
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Sovernor
Johnson
Greeley
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Delsher
Mount Edgecumbe Medical Center
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Simplot
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