States Ready for Horse Show with Western Breed Herds
Entrants from Colorado Wyomi ng Nebraska and South Dakota gathered at Inland Grove stables for Greeley Fourth of July horse show. Classes include pony, saddle horse, roadster, hackney and five gaited divisions under judges N. K. Cairnes Ralph Bennest and others. Everett Dawson served as ringmaster with Kennet Perry announcer. Sunday and Saturday events featured equitation, five gaited classes, open harness, parade and jumper events. Preliminary owner list includes Greeley exhibitors and breeders from Weld County and surrounding towns.
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Cotorado
Wyoming
Nebrask
South Dakota
Greeley
Weld
N. K. Cairnes
St. Paul
Mina
Don Kitton
Helps Park
Ralph Bennest
Colorado Springs
Fidee
Everett Dawson
Y- Everett L. Dawson
Leaver
Dug Maeter
Kel
Kennet Perry
Y David R. Meney
Terivarias
James L. Dixon
Fort Collins
Jadies
Dunigr
Mett
Qwnere
Glee Jon Grogran
Plerea
Dick Farr
Inha Chiada
Marjoria Simpson
Pierea
Lanny Hedman
Gilcrest
Ke Guillén
Bon'Adams
Olen
Haven
Duis Helm
Non Gragan
Pierce
Walt Forber
Grealey
Inda Jae Ferguson
Littleton
Zilymie Low Dalton
Exton
John
G. Chlanda
Gresley
Carol Bennett
Dick Anderson
Cheyenne
Patsy Allen
Darkepur
Nancy Wister
Windsor
Prexy Wilson
Greatoy
Charles Strong
Gree Jew
Billy Siebert
Oliver
Jay Mohrog
Fort ‘Oling
Kaul
Kingabury
Mean Kanode
Nuit
Kay Hoasack
Sidney
Ned
Joan Hurner
Denver
Ricky Hugaman
Arvada
Ann Evans
Mary Cochran
B Hy Goley
Cheyanne
Mary Scone
Reyld City
Jody Baranleny
Words Hall
Top Acres
Broomfield
Valdean Eatmbee
Jean Newland
Earl Nest
Aary Molloy
Bavider
Alice Loughridge
Phil Laaba
Hi. P. Konsella
Kearney
Neb
Jand Fret Kalli
Hobby Lane Stables
Sterling
Yvelora Tawkins
Oy Hawkins
Dakota Cate
City
Don Heleknon
Cornish
John M. Gomphott
Carnary
Allen Box
Naw
Rarner
Leonard Hanson
Greetey
Tein Bidwell
Carr
Kenneth Fown
Eaton
Virginia Painter
Rogger Merv
Mmisv
Cracley
Worton McBndaster
Hadron
Bobaklingenburg
Danvers
TD. A. Kelly
North Platte
Nob
B Kah
Danver
Linda Bingaman
Linda
Jans Farguada
Inez Kpatala
Robert Brown
Cappar Tew
Titian Acres
Bevontfield
Fant Thleast
Keay Kerangay Kills
Pennoy Tm Grestey
Rob Hay
Patterson Slightly Injured in City Collision
William BR Patterson 78 longtime First National Bank cashier and Elks official suffered fractures in both bones of his lower right leg when his car collided with one driven by Dorothy Fuqua at Tenth avenue and Eleventh street at 8 16 am Friday. Fuqua received minor injuries and scalp laceration. Patterson was taken to County Public hospital for X rays and observation, with no confirmation of internal injuries. He is a long active civic worker in Greeley and a 58 year Elks treasurer. the incident damages to both cars were estimated at 2000.
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William BR. Patterson
Naalstaph
First National Bank
Tenth Avenue
Eleventh Street
Mia
Dorothy Maris Fuqua
Renta
Fugue
Hieventh Street
Patterson
Pugus
County
Elks Lodge
Greeley
Calasado Elks Association
Maren
Tie Lodge
Greeley Lodge
Pha
Local Weather Forecast for Friday and Weekend
Local 24 hour outlook for Rain Idaho River area shows rain on Friday with a high near 84 and a low around 54. Colorado regions expect west fall, partial clearing after noon with isolated to scattered showers Friday night into Saturday and warmer conditions in the east. Wyoming remains mostly west of the divide with partly cloudy skies and widely scattered thundershowers Friday through Saturday, warmer in the southeast. New Mexico: partly cloudy with widely scattered thundershowers Friday to Saturday, cooler in the west and south Friday afternoon.
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Colorado
Divide
New Mexico
Local Names Jump From Denver to Nob in Fractured List
A highly garbled OCR segment lists numerous names and places across Denver, Nob, Sidney, and otras, including Golda Ashford, Bruce Adams, Nancy Winter, Windsor, Turner Things Academy, Joan Newland, Dogeland, Denver figures, and several Neb and Kan locales. Reading is unclear but indicates a roster or notices with diverse individuals and towns.
Free Admittance For Youth At Monday Rodeo Event
Youngsters under 14 may enter Monday's rodeo free of charge, with 2 pm start time. They are seated in the arena grand stand, thanks to local Greeley merchants support. This marks the first year of free youth admission.
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Youngelerg
Arena Grandstand
Greeley Merchants
Mls
Trea
Wheat Price Support Rate Indicated for 1950 Crop
Washington reports a government price support rate of 90 percent of the June parity for 1950 wheat. The June price is $2.21 per bushel, yielding a support level around $1.99. A formal announcement may come later today, comparing with last year’s $1.98 support.
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Washington
Partient Farm
Egypt Declines to Back UN Action on Korea
Egypt abstains in UN Korean question, Mahmoud Fawzi Bey says conflict signals East West divergence, urges no council action. Cairo notes show support only for UN right to aid South Korea, while army orders 7,900 trucks from Studebaker and Mea Motors to modernize logistics at about 54 million.
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Srypt
United Nations
Shes
Hod
North Korea
Mahmoud Fawst Bey
East
Wost
Ccurity Council
Hai
Sded
Council
Palestine
Raw
Ta#ig
Councit
U.N. Rght
South Korea
Army
Washington
Tana
Bua
Sindabaker Corporation
South Bend
Ind
Mea Motors, Inc
Lansing
Mich
Studebaker
Reo
Community Building Bids Exceed Estimates and Funds
The Greeley community building bids overwhelmed estimates and available funds as bids opened in the city council chamber show bids far surpassing the preliminary budget. Albert Clough chaired the planning committee reading bids while Sidney G. Frazier certified. A bid by Newstreaming of Danger with a preliminary cab mate Tad boon totaled $470,000 with pledges over $200,100. The group adopted a resolution urging the city council to reject all bids and supported planning committee steps.
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Fion
Greeley
Dia Wera
Albert Clough
Chatman
Sidney G. Frazier
Danger
Tad Boon
Thia
Mrs Shafroth 95 Dies in Denver
Virginia Morrison Shafroth widow of a Colorado political leader died in Denver at age 95 after a heart attack. She did not rally after the attack and passed away Wednesday in her home.
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Denver
Jung
Virginia Morrison
Shafroth
Cotorato
Tone
Shineroth
Sidlekon
Major League Sea eanereay League New York 010 301
Fragmented text references a Major League season and multiple players including Nabwehi Tag Bevin Hobs Sehany Tolngow Tehhadh, with unclear team roles and a National League mention. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
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Eanereay
New York
Nwahebi
Tag
Bevin Hobs
Sloiys
Sehany
Tolngow
Tehhadh
NKR
Rama AL Oleh
National League
U S Ground Forces Move Toward Fighting Zone in Korea
Soviet denial of foreign interference in Korea unpacks between Moscow and Washington as U S ground forces advance north toward combat zones. Soviet note cites South Korean attack triggering retaliation and blames South Korean authorities behind the clash. United States reports destruction of 25 North Korean tanks by American air forces.
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U.S
Moscow
Russia
United States
Une
Nori Korean
South Korea
Rudrel A. Gromyko
Alan G. Kirk
Korea
Tokyo
Saluduy
Dpar Rast
Carroll Spickard is Killed by High Power Rig
Carroll Spickard 44 a former local man and foreman for a Salem firm was killed Thursday afternoon when struck on the ground by a high power rig. Born in Nebraska he came here at age two and attended Gresley grade schools. He is survived by his wife Regina and daughter Elina.
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Garrell Spickard
Gren- Teyrenient
Bacitie Power and Tight Company
Salem
Ore
Spickard
Tha ‘Telephone Company
Roy Ahrend
Tves
Seventh Avenue
Mra
Florence Burman
Iron
Ault
Nebraska
Axe of Two
Gresley
Scouls
P. A. Splekald
Louigville
Regina
Elina
Burglars Loot White Horse Inn Garden City
Burglars broke a rear window at the White Horse Inn Garden City and entered, leaving via the back door. They stole $260 in cash. sheriff’s office reports no other items taken. Local authorities describe the incident as a Thursday break in.
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White Horse Hun
Garden City
Sheriff’s Office
Parade To Hit High Note in Music July 4
Parade chairman Breuce Miller announced plans for a July 4 event with more music than ever and floats from 14 organizations. Units include Warren Air Base bands and local groups, with commercial floats and a marching unit from Cheyenne. No judges will be stationed. judges will be stationed along the parade route.
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Parade
Breuce Miller
Miller
Warren Air Base
Chev Tn Eagles
Baton High
Windsor
Dover Junior Polles
Milken School
CSCH
Greeley Tigh
American Legion Arim
Inte
Cheyenne
Julashirg
Longmont
Freeley
Walthes Simpann
Denver
Denvar
Tayo Yoon
Parnallea Ping Wiaeorat
Tonver
Fiflaon Floata Aro Anterad
India
Elans
Choyentt
Judgee
Tha Judgee
Vision of Flaming Red Indian Blamed in Circus Fire
A Pickaway County grand jury indicted Sagea on arson charges related to a circus fire on July 6, 1944 at Hartford resulting in 168 deaths. Prosecutor Callan detailed alleged statements by Sagea about a flaming red Indian figure guiding fire setting. Names and precise victim details are partially cited from investigative records and statements.
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Columbus
Oliomzn
Iriven
Tie Firebug
Hingling Bros. Circus
Ita
Hartford
Gunn
Harry J. Callan
Robert Dula Begee
Malor Gree
Malne
New Hampshire
Callum
Sugee
Segee
Guy B. Cline
Pickaway County
Ohio
Olent
Cline
Sesee
Callan
East St. Louis
Sagea
Circlaville
Wingling Brothers
Notone
Ryer
Portamouth
N. Xt
Calan
Besea
Ft “Middig Street
Artinud
Crna Cottage
Sexco
U. S. Army of Bacuration
Dla
Senate OKs Foreign Arms Aid Program
Washington June 30 The Senate approved a 1 222 500 000 foreign arms aid program by a 60 to 0 vote The measure funds 16 million to strengthen South Korea and the Philippines and now goes to the House under expected quick action amid international tension The plan continues President Truman s policy of helping free nations arm themselves against communist aggression The bulk of aid amounts to 1 000 000 000 for Western Europe
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Washington
Jeaders
Parade Route Here July Parade Changes Routes
Parade chairman Hrace Miller outlines the Fourth of July parade route, starting on Roventh Avenue to Twelfth Street then to Eighth Avenue, with northward turns and a retreat past Thirteen. The route may extend to Streventi Street if crowds permit, and floats assemble at 9 a.m. Miller plans to attend at Thrtannth Street to keep the procession concise.
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Roventh Avenue
Twelfth Ste
Eighth Avenue
Heventh Street
Tenth Avene
Ninth Stron
Ninth Avenue
Hrace Miller
Anfil
Sixteanth
Yourh
Miler
Assamoto
A.m
Truman orders ground forces to Korea and naval blockade
President Truman authorized American ground troops to Korea and a naval blockade as North Korean forces advanced near Seon. Secretary Johnson said troops are on the move, MacArthur authorized to use ground units in support, and a broad military air and naval response is planned to repel the invasion and restore peace.
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Washington
Truman
Korea
Louis Johnson
White House
Vouglae MacArthur
Antbiank
South Vorcunn
United States
Koran
Douglas MacArthor
Doferse Department
Seon
Secretary of Defense
Secretary of State
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United Nations
Republic of Korea
United States Pir
Macarthur
Ugpatches
Hkoreina
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Trinity Episcopal Church
the Universalty of Arizona
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Church Divinity School of the Pacific
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Major League Sea
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White Horse Inn
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Itazuki Airbase
Kyuehu
Seoul
U. S. Army
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Senate
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Alamosa
J. W. Geay
Truman Okehs
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Han River
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