Commission Differs with Ike highway financing report summary
The commission urges Congress to curb tax overlap by federal action and favors a tax-overlap reduction via national policy. It splits on gasoline tax relief, supports matching-fund programs, and calls for a pay-as-you-go highway plan with fuel-tax funding, opposing federal toll-road aid and new construction.
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Congress
Sens
Morse D-orey
Humphrey
Morse
Ing & General
Dignent
The
Oregonian
Commission
Kestabeum
Marion Kestabeum
Manerlo
Clarence E. Manion
Notre Town University Law School
Manion
Eisenhower
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Conference of Governors
Bizhaay
Allan Shivers
Texas
Gove
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey
John
Battle
Virginia
Sam HM. Jones
Lesisiane
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Saymart
Senate
Unclear text on French employment and hours worked
A fragment reports employment shifts in France with a 195 percent figure and a one third decline in Partalmne employment. It notes that in mid-1954 only two of 180 wage earners worked under 41 hours per week, with an average near 45 hours.
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Pérle
Joblean
France
Aarnere
Committee Approves Revised Military Reserve Program
The House Armed Services Committee approved a revamped reserve program by a 29 to 1 vote with three members present. The measure lets the Pentagon expand trainer reserves by calling on volunteers aged teens for reserve duty, backed by Rep. Short of Mat.
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Waliington
House
Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Short R Mat
GOP
Courts Hear Driving Fines For Several In Greeley
In D F Matheson JP Court Ralph Anadaca of Greeley paid 45 and costs for reeklean driving Roy Lee Fuqua of Loveland faced 100 and costs for drink driving Eddie Gaye Burgess of Denver 100 and costs Ira Sides JP Court fined three youths from Greeley David Guy Clarkson Wayne Eugene Colbert and Janien Paul Lavers ten dollars and costs for following a vehicle too closely They were involved in a near collision on Highway 34 in May in Greeley
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D. F. Matheson
Ralph Anadaca
Greeley
Reeklean
Costa
Roy Lee Fuqua
Loveland
Eddie Gaye Burgess
Denver
Ira Sides
David Guy Clarkson
Wayne Eugene Colbert
Janien Paul Lavers
Coars
Highway 34
Police Court Dockets From Route 1 To Eaton and Beyond
A list of defendants from Emelia Anadaca to L. Moore facing traffic and driving related charges. Names include LeRoy Downite, Juan Estrella, Frank Bray, Charles Siegenthaler, Maria Martinez, Richard Chacon, Earl Corder, Stuart Wadler, Ignacia Aleman, Robert McNulty, Audrey Kobehel, Len Meyer, George Lawson, Kyle Pickell, One H. May, David Martinez, Jimmy Reeves, Filles Thurton, Shorace Buchanan, and L Moore with charges ranging from careless driving and speeding to failure to comply with a muffler or meter summons and operator license issues. Monetary penalties shown per case, with several not guilty pleas noted.
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Emelia Anadaca
Route 1
LeRoy Francis Downite
Fifth Avenue
Juan Estrella
Denver
Frank Henry Bray
Fifteenth Street
Charles Alvin Siegenthaler
Third Avenue
Maria Elma Martinez
Ault
Len F. Meyer
Aurora
Carelens
George
Lawson
Thirteenth Street
Kyle Iickell
Sifth Svenue
H. May
Seventh Street
David Peter Martinez
Eaton
Jimmy Reeves
Lucerne
Freeman and Freeman Property Records Noted in Sec. 64 and 22
Property references list Edward N Freeman and Charles A Freeman with Martha C and Ariel Freeman, tied to Plowhead and GW sections. Documents show NEN SEW Sec 64 61 and 22 961 with no ray noted. Names appear alongside properties and sections, indicating transfers or filings in these parcels.
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Edward N. Freeman
Charles Anand
Martha C
Plowhead
Nen
Norev
Charles A
Marthe Ploatead
W. E
Ariel Freeman
Ray
Mrs Lena Wolf of Pierce Dies Here Monday Night
Mrs. Lena Wolf 84 a Pierce resident and former Greeley native died Monday night at Weld County General Hospital after a day as a patient. Born August 1 1870 in Huskins she came to the United States as a youth and lived in Lincoln Nebraska before settling in northern Weld County. Surviving are nine children and numerous grandchildren great grandchildren two sisters and a brother. Funeral arrangements are pending with Maryn.
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Lena Walf
Pierce
Greeley
Weld
St. Paul's
Louise Clans
Lincoln Neb
Nick Yast
Maryn
Mrs Dorthea Baker Turns 87 On Wednesday
Mrs Dorthea Baker of 102415 Tenth effect will observe her eighty seventh birthday Wednesday Friends are invited to call. A longtime Greeley resident she has four children Matte Davenwort of Tacoma Ella Anderson of Torrington Tulia Johnson of Cremerton and Nick Larnen of Yakima. She also has 17 grandchildren and 35 great grandchildren.
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Tiorthea Baker
Greeley
Baker
Matte Davenwort
Tacoma
Wath
Ella Anderson
Tortington
Wye
Tulia Johnson
Cremerton
Wash
Nick Larnen
Yakima
Government Drops Lattimore Perjury Charge
The Brownell administration announced that charges against Owen Lattimore, a Johns Hopkins lecturer in Far Eastern affairs, will be dropped. Key perjury counts were eliminated by appellate courts, making further prosecution impractical.
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Washington
Lodra
Owen Lattimore
Brownell
Brown
J. &. Histimiet
Appewla Courcs
Latrimore
Senate Internal Security
Johna Hopkins
U.S
Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
Lincoln Park Wedding Scene at Local Park Ceremony
A Wichita man Richard He Jet son and Betty J. Mill of Thesenne married at Lincoln Park last Friday afternoon. The wedding took place after they secured a license at 4 33 p m at the rotary clerk's office, with minister Ney wiiks Bo Mayfield of Greeley officiating. Witnesses were Jack Wo Kall and Mrs Mey field, per county clerk records. A national geographic note mentions Greeley Maine and Clear waters with a casual reference to local events.
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Lincoln Park
The
Tribune
Richard He Jetson
Wichita
Thesenne
Rotary
Ace
Bo Mayfield
Greeley
Streer
Witingses
Jack Wo Kall
Meyfield
Mayfield
Maine
Raya
National Geographic
One Bid Received for 1955 Street Work Project
Sterling Sand and Gravel Co bid $15 785 70 for base course and asphalt on four blocks and one alley, excluding concrete work. City engineer Fellows expects to negotiate a contract as only one bid was received and the concrete portion was bid separately. Project cost estimate $17 274 87 to include concrete. Second part of the street program approved at $58 240 85. several street segments named. Council may contribute about 29 000 to Seventh Avenue storm sewer as part of the program. New 4 Square Pastor Arrival Rev C Jetenat named pastor of Far Square church of Greeley. formerly Fort Lauderdale.
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Sterling Sand and Gravel Co
Stonday
George H. Fellows
Sterling Company
Earnell
Serand
Twenty First Avenue
Eighteenth
Twentieth Street
Montview Third
Sixth
Eighth Street
Nineteenth Avenue
Stephens Court
Ninth Street
Eighteenth Avenue
Seventh
Eiarth Street
Seventh Street
Twenty Firsts Avenue
C. Jetenat
Far Square Church
Greeley
Elsie
Eleventh Avenue
Jef
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Colorado
Ork
Vurange
Conon City
Sterling
McCollum Appointed to Denver Position
Denver announces Kabert McCollim chosen as manager of city paths and improvements. McCollum, a business figure, will earn about 1200 dollars a year and will take office Friday after Nichols in the May 17 election.
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Denver
Nichalsin
Frida
Tuesdas
Kabert & McCollim
Mecalum
Hosinesyman
Mercher
Sichrscan
Tiarge V. Koile
Wan
Suit Challenging Barbers Union Contract Dismissed
The Colorado Supreme Court upheld dismissal of a suit challenging a contract between a barbers union and its members. One plaintiff, Flot Reese, had argued he did not sign the contract, while other named individuals and local unions are referenced in the decision. The court, with justices including Henry S. Landsiedl, notes a majority ruling dismissing the case.
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Denveree
Colorado Supreme
Ore
Cantraris Heinen
Tatroers
Eninion de Justine &, V. Phot
Flot Reese
Steeven
Erders
Mersta
Jboumneyman Rarhers
Gressers
Peogeelora International
de Thea
Jie
Henry S. Landsiey
Sapsemé Covet
Tdndsen
High Court
Johnson Appoints 2 Men to Planning Commission
Gov Johnson named Robert E F O'Brien of Thirongo and D E L Commine of Gunnison to three year terms on Colorado's 12 member State Planning Commission. He reappointed Mentor B Daniels of Colorado Springs. O'Brien succeeds Milt Andrus of Denver. Commine replaces Aneco Santarelli of Sapinero. Cummins is a Western State College faculty member.
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Denver II
Gov. Johnson
Robert EF
Pat) O'Brien
Thirongo
D. EL. Commine
Gunnison
State Planning Commission
Mentor B. Daniels
Colorado Springs
O'Brien
Milt Andrus
Denver
Canning
Aneco Santarelli
Sapinero
Andrita
Colorado Good Royds Assn
Pueblo
Pay Increase Signed by Ike
President Eisenhower signed a bill boosting pay for 1072821 federal employees and 50203 others, covering 983057 civil service workers. The 14 billion dollar package or 8.28 billion annually retroactive to March 1 raises annual payroll from 4.25 billion to about 4.25 plus, with retroactive lump sums totaling around 110 million.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Libbey Sermon on Americas Greatest Sin at Crusade Tent
Evangelist Greibtey leads a sermon titled Americas Greatest Sin in a two and a half week revival in the crusade tent on Highway 5 near the KYOU tower. The Libbey Evangelistic team has drawn several hundred listeners with sermons and musical numbers led by Forrest Schick edanz and Royce Eckhart. Local campaign chair Ad Erickson, director of Greeley Youth for Christ, oversees the effort. Esther Erickson funeral services are set for 2 oclock Wednesday afternoon at Macy's drawing room with interment at Linn Grove. she leaves a husband Oscar C. Erickson, five children, three sisters including Mrs Selen Dwell of Kreses, and brothers Carl BRecard and Reuben Swatson of Greeley.
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America's
Royce Eckhart
Libbey ix
United Campaign
Ad Erickson
Greeley Youth For Christ
Esther Erickson
Rather Flyera Erickson
Matreville
Ourlack
Macys
Teom
Linn Grove
Erickson
First Covenant Church of
Carl
Brecard
Reuben Swatson
Greetey
Upper Basin Unit Receives House Approval in 20 to 6 Vote
The House Interior Affairs Committee approved a bill authorizing a 160 million dollar Upper Colorado River Project. The plan includes Glen Canyon Dam, Flaming Gorge, and Navajo Dam, with additional irrigation units and potential state water negotiations under Interior Department oversight. Echo Park opposition and a separate Senate bill context are noted. Civil service exams are listed for various clerk and labor roles.
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Morrl Cleavenger
Washington
House Interior Affairs Committee
Colorado
House Reclamation
Echo Park
Congress
Echo Park Dam
Committee
Senate
Avizeta
New Mexico
Wyoming
Utah
Dinosaur National Park
Coloado
Glen Canyon Dam
Cotorais River
Arizona
Flaming Gorge
Greno River
Navajo Dam
San Juan River
Curicantl
Gunnison
Elyo
Reclamation Bureau
Fiery County
LaBarge
Lyman
Seedshades
Wynette
Taoma
Pine River Extension
Florida
Silt
Smith Fork
Daimmand
Tah
Rechamalon Bureau
Denver
Secretary of the Interior
Gui Chase
Local Scouts Earn Order of the Arrow Honors
Twelve local Boy Scouts advanced weekend rites at Camp Rob Wait Glenhaven for the Order of the Arrow. Selections included Ordeal and Brotherhood among members from Post 809 and other councils. 31 inducted into Brotherhood and 53 into Ordeal. future initiations planned August and August 19 20.
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Aotal
Lasat
Order of the Anas
Camp
Rob Wait
Glenhaven
Sistion
Thompson and
Poudre
Charee
Order of the Arrow
Te Ardent
Sewage Plant Work Started by R. W. Hughes
The R. W. Hughes company of Omaha has begun construction of the citys new 426024 sewage disposal plant. City engineer George H Fellows reports the project will meet future population and industrial needs and separate sewer work will follow under an estimated 875000 in sewer revenue bonds. An ordinance raising sewer rates and a new metered water charge were approved on first reading. A National Geographic Society note says large jellyfish in Arctic and Atlantic waters can reach ten feet across and can kill a person.
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R. W. Hughes Company of
Omaha
George H. Fellows
Greeley
Surbirkan Ereas
Arctic
Atlantic
Saya
National Geographic Society
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Ike
Justice Court
Weld County Real Estate
Lena Wolf of
Dorthea Baker
Lattimore
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Jorge Antruchile
Department of Agriculture of
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Homestaka Ranch
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Winey Ranch
la Colorado
Pete Peters
Barbers
Johnson
Mento Planning Commission
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Board of TS
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General Services Administration
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Atarekeeper
Pualer
Cash Auction Market
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Harvey Greenwood
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Larry Bradley
Little Theatre of the Rockies
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Frasier Hall
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Don Hulse
Houlder
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Alfred Hoxenson
Jim Rhyan
Doulder
Brotherhood
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Ray Quinlan
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Jim Reed
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