Poor Vehicle Tags Spark Statewide Frustration and Proposals
Colorado motorists face harassment claims over obsolete license plates. State Senator Bam Taylor urges the governor to issue free replacements from the penitentiary funds. He warns patrols could arrest or trouble most drivers if ignored, proposing a swift fix to avoid widespread disruption.
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Waleenburg
Colorado
Bam T.'Teytor
Johnson
Taylor
Roy Best
Atate'n General Fund
Pamn Trol
One Upset in Broadmoor Golf Opens Round of Eight
At the ninth Broadmoor Invitational in Colorado Springs, Virgil Proctor defeated Mrs. Russell Mann in Lincoln 1 up after 20 holes to produce the only upset. Favorites advanced in the championship flight with quarterfinals set for tomorrow. results included Bowmen over Singleton and Garver over Herpel, among others, and pairings listed for the next round.
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Colorado Springa
Virgil Proctor
Colorado Piings
Russell Mann
Lincoln
Neb
Mann
Lyle Bowmen
Portland
Ore
Betty Singleton
Denver
Pat Garver
Midland
Tex
Marilyn Herpel
Louis
Belery Rawls
Austin
Yarn Snyder
Wichita
Kans
Virgil
Proctor
Colorado
Betty MacKinnon
Mount Pleasant
Lois Penn
Des Moinee
Shiley Ann Doering
Phos
Fet
Jaulee
Voight
Typhel da Flore
Pueblo
Judy Bell
Two Are Killed in Pueblo Blast At Ordnance Depot
Two men died instantly at noon when bombs exploded at Pueblo ordnance depot eighteen miles east of Puebla. Several were injured and transferred to local hospitals. Depot commander Charles H. Keck announced a formal investigation as details remained unclear. Names of the deceased and injured are listed from Pueblo and nearby towns.
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Puebla
Galo
Puebblo Ordnance Depot
Archie Schwyrzwood
Pueblo
Jake Gallagos
Avondale
Raymond Romero
E. Fliat
St. Mary Hospital
Harn CG
Donohue
E. Fim
Puerto
Corwin Hospital
Yaroin
Mines Star Is Huge Chemistry Building
Golden Colorado June 28 Up ex envition work on a new nation dollar chemistry building for the Colorado School of Mines began today. The brick reinforced concrete structure will be joined on Fourteenth street by the Wyoming field, KH will supply a dozen classrooms a lecture hall with seating capacity 60 and Havital Research Laboratory and offices. About 100000 will be spent on fittings.
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Golden
Colo
Colorado
Fourteenth Street
Oldtimers of U P plan big dinner in Greeley
Tuleh Pactte Oldtimery club No. 2 organizes a September 23 gathering for about 300 members in Greeley. Skip Marshall leads arrangements. The group will dine at LO. O. FL hall, dance at Greeley We club, with waterloo by Carl Tama and a street march from Elkshown to O F hall around 9 PM.
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Oldtimery Club No
Greeley
Marshall
Chstriman
LO. O. FL
F. Hall
Denver AMA Meeting Cancelled Amid Construction Delays
The American Medical Association voted to move its 1950 clinical session to Cleveland December 5-8, cancelling plans for Denver. The Denver session was to be in the city auditorium, but expansion work and a delay in construction, plus a strike, halted completion.
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Bon Francisco
American Medical Association Today
Cleveland
Deaver
Denver
Styb
Tliva
AMA
Minister’s Love Theft Suit Against Joe Louis Dropped
Chicago reports a $500000 theft suit filed by Rev Matthew Faulkner, former Atlanta pastor, alleging alienation of affection against heavyweight champion Joe Louis. Proceedings ended in an out of court settlement with terms undisclosed.
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Joe Louis
Chicago
Laws
Matthew ©. Faulkner
Negra
Atlante, Ga
Ofyault Oult
Boxar
Nia Wite
New York
Clark of Wyoming Announces Congress Run
John B. Clark of Cheyenne resigns as Democratic state chairman to seek Wyoming’s at large congressional seat. He is the third Democrat in the August primary, pledging a clear issue on liberalism versus extremism and shifting from manager to candidate to reflect Wyoming voters. Clark, a Cheyenne native, is the son of Dr. John Clark, a former adviser in Truman’s economic council.
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Cheyenne
Wyn
John 5
Clark
Lay
Wyoming
Democratic Party
Moiny Rola
Wyomley
Washington
John Clark
Truman
Council of Economic Advisors
Wyo
Boulder Summer Session Faces Enrollment Dip in 1948
The report notes 5,181 students for the summer term at the University of Colorado with 8,837 from out of state, many teachers for OU's programs. Boulder campus enrollment is about 50 fewer than last year, likely due to fewer veterans attending summer classes.
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Boulder
University of Colorado
Jobn R. Lite
O. U
New Raymer hosts 4-H show on July 8 with多 livestock judging
New Raymer hosts a Northeast World County 4-H Achievement Day with exhibits, judging and entertainment. Participants from Buckingham, Hereford, Grover, Oxford and Corush will enter cattle, horses, poultry, rabbits, sewing and foods. Judges include Harry Smith and Jay Monroe. Cash prizes and ribbons will be awarded, with no entry fees and care provided for bedding, water and stalls.
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Golo
Raymer Stone Elch
Buckingham
New Raymerence Valley
Hereford
Grover
Oxgood
Corush
At & P
Harry Smith
Colorado A. & M
Speciaist
Mventork Mareketing
Jay Monroe
Beauty Runs for Cole in Denver State House Race
Tonella Williams of Denver announces her candidacy for the Democratic nomination in the state house of representatives. She previously did stenographic work in the Secretary of State’s office under George Baker and says she has always been vitally interested in politics.
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Denver
House of Representatives
Tonella Williams
Amy Hte
George Baker
Farmers Seek Wheat Allotments For Pasture Land
Weld County PMA chair J Mred Stock says farmers who did not plant wheat in 1948 49 or 50 may apply for a 1902 wheat acreage allotment. Applications must prove land suitability and reliance on wheat production with exact land descriptions and annual acreage needs.
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J. Mred
Weld County Producion and Marketlig Administration
Menton & Haw Farm
PMA
Comuilt Tea
Farnia
Suit Filed To Challenge School Merger Measure
Everett Loulzenhtsur, Geel Charl 38, Lowell J. Hussey, Charles 2, J'Nalll and Morgin Schall, Kit Carson county taxpayers, filed a complaint in Wilrick court challenging the consolidation plan to merge 77 school districts into 29. The suit seeks injunction against the Rinlo education commission and county superintendent for not carrying out the consolidation.
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Buriingcon
Cok
Ture
Jewlandye
Yeorgublzn
Congolitate
Coloado Aelciol Dairiets
Wilrick Court
Withool Jonidand
Kit Cargou
Ait Tie
Fort Collins Man Sees Flying Saucer Shaped Like Snowball
Tabert Hutt, a port official in Fort Collins, reports sighting a strange object overhead in the morning skies. He described it as a silver snowball with a ringed halo, highly maneuverable, seen at varying altitudes and moving northward over the town.
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Fort Collins
Fort Colling
Tabert Hutt
Uiredanion
Red Probe Report Moves in Senate Amid Debate
Washington report notes a 4 to 2 vote approving a preliminary inquiry into charges raised by a fan group against McCarthy era officials. Senators Hickenlooper and Lodge opposed, while Tydings leads the Foreign Relations subcommittee. The panel unanimously recommends hearings on Browder Field and Jaffa for refusing questions. The recommendation goes to the full committee and then the Senate.
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Washiington
Suns
Fanior McCarthy
Ct-Wis
Munhls
Hickewooparlowny
Lodge
Mana
Senate
Benator Tydinga
D-Md
Senate Foreign Relations
Nawa
Hickenlooper
Algo
Congress
Earl Browder
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Philln Jaffa
All Foreign Relations Committee
Sduale
Opposites Agree on Truman Stand in War Comments
A fragmentary wire service summary shows varied reactions to President Truman’s Korea policy. Franklin D. Roosevelt’s proposed stance is cited in London, while Dwight Eisenhower emphasizes decisive action to defend South Korea. Harold Stassen argues for reinforcing American commitments. another unnamed former governor urges support for the administration. A second item notes the Loveland Tunet-Empson Co peas harvest begins with operations delayed until Friday morning.
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Herbert Hoot
New York
London
Vruman
United Nations
Anon U
South Korea
Truman
Harold Stasxen
Minnesota
Washington
Tovoland
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