Known Dead in B-29 Crash Near Gila Bend
The B50 air force trainer with 14 personnel aboard crashed near Gila Bend Arizona during a training flight. Rescue reports say two airmen survived while searchers found several bodies. The crash occurred about 8:18 a.m. MST with initial reports reaching 9:26 a.m. Local investigators and a private pilot aided the scene as the plane burned.
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Tucson
Ariz
Mila Bend
Southern Pacific Railway
Hyder
Cera
Gila Beni
Here
Corald C. Fostar
Doyle-Monthan Air Fores
Terson
Adams State Seeks Accrediting and RMS Membership
Adams State College officials announced the school is among 13 recommended for accreditation by the North Central Association of Colleges and Universities. A study of the recommendations will occur tomorrow, with membership in the association potentially paving the way for Adams State to join the Rocky Mountain Conference if the May vote favours accreditation. Dr. Za Richardson, Adams State president, is in Chicago. Institutions named include Montana, Colorado College, Colorado College, Colorado Mines and Idaho State.
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Adama
Chicago
I Rom
Montana
Colorada College
Colorado Risle
Western State
Colorada Mines
Idaho State
Bogan Sponsors Chevrolet Soap Box Derby Entry
Bogan Pharmacy proprietor Bogan T. P. Bogan sponsors an entry in the Chevrolet Soap Box Derby in 1990 Greeley Daily Tribune Bilward edition. Raanid Cal Hing promotes the local event alongside Bogan.
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T. P. Bogan
Bogan Pharmacy
Apansee Raanid
Cal- Hing
Greeley Daily Tribune
Meat Inspection Feud Strikes Colorado Cities
Canon City Pueblo and Denver clash over meat inspection rules in a dispute that ignores Greeley. Denver recognizes only Fort Collins Longmont and Grand Junction inspections while Canon City Denver and Pueblo push local or federal oversight. The fray limits meat sold in cities to federally stamped or locally approved products, affecting vendors across Weld County and beyond.
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Colorado
Greetey
de Wold
Weld County
County Health Department
Dever
B. C. Brath
Sanitarian
Booth Esid
Restan
Health Department
Greeley
Denver
Canon City
Pueblo
Puebla
Sam
Naert Cameron
Tevural
L. N. Paterson
Calorado Springs
Fort Collins
Longmont
Grand Junction
Danver
Ely Mamita
New York Engineer Named to AEC by White House
The White House announced the appointment of a New York engineer to the Atomic Energy Commission. The move fills the vacancy created by the resignation of Chairman David Lilienthal. Thomas RL Murray, a New York lawyer and former member of the Atomic Energy Commission, will take the post.
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New York
AEC
Key Wart
Fin
we-Hrosiint
Traian Fa Appninther Thomas RL Murray
Weaw
York Enalhvor
Msn
Atomic Onersy Commission
White House
Chin Aftarnann
Giyearoll
Murray Tha
Cotmlantons Frantad
Deyid WL Lilienthal
PUC Dismisses Mumper Hill Crossing Closure Bid
The Public Utilities Commission dismissed the battery of petitions to close the east west crossing at Mumper Hill. The highway department had sought to close the crossing for safety but faced strong farmer opposition citing needs for a farm to market route. A rehearing was granted after a prior hearing in May 1943 and a further order on February 10.
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Hobert G. Suit
Thwyacpy & Publiclludes Commission
Matlon
Highway Department
Centen
William A. Nelly
Abe Mumper
BP. U
Yarvey Stiit
Ybuik
Nda Am
McCarthy Accuses Truman Over Loyalty Files Access
Senator McCarthy harshly charged President Truman with endangering national security by failing to release government loyalty files to the senate committee. Truman reportedly considers limited access to inquiry records, while Democratic senators react with caution and restraint.
Youth Opportunity Day Proclaimed in Greeley Colorado
The proclamation honors Horace Heidt for supporting youth talents in Greeley. It notes three youths will perform on the Horace Heidt show in Cre elly under DAV sponsorship. Mayor J Irice Hopkins proclaims Saturday April 12 1980 as Youth Opportunity Day and affixes the city seal.
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Jernal Talent Audiciona
Horace Hefit
Creeley
Greeley
Registration for Spring Quarter Starts Monday
Registration for the Spring Quarter at Colorado State College of Education will be held in Ginter Hall on Monday, March 27, with classes starting Tuesday, March 28. Seniors and graduate students register 8:30 to 9:10 a.m., juniors 9:30 to 10:10, sophomores 10:30 to 12:00, freshmen 1:30 to 2:30. Essex Ernest Horn elementary school and College High begin at 9 a.m. on Monday, March.
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Greeley High
Future Farmers of America
Chanter
Colorado Agn College
GHS
Boyd
Bob Boulter
Greg Hinze
Joel Rast
Paul Beat
Arnold Greenwalt
Robert Wileun
Greenwatt
College High
Mel Adams
Wayne Witlars
Colorado State College of Education
Ginter Hall
Wil
Ads
Gunn
Glessea
Ernest Horn
Marek
Evans Seventh Grade Dog Show Friday
Evans seventh grade language arts class hosts a dog show Friday under instructor Mrs Nora Gigray. Students from grades one to nine participate with ribbons awarded and entry fees going to a school musical project.
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Evans
Tra Sehool
Nora Gigray
Pyades
Tydings Seeks Loyalty Records in McCarthy Inquiry
Senator Tydings leads the foreign relations subcommittee investigating McCarthy charges. The senator requests loyalty files of accused men as part of a broader probe into alleged subversion and national security risks linked to President Truman.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Senator McCarthy
i-Wia
Tramin
Senate Jureatt
Trimm
Benate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
McCarthy
State Department
White House
Truman
United States
Sonstor Tydinga
Rhairman
Lac Snauley
Wincounty
Teaman
Key Woat
Fla
Tydings
Weather Forecast Fragments for Western States
Fragmented report shows 14 hour outlook ending 8 a.m. Thursday with highs and lows for Colorado Wyoming New Mexico. Partly cloudy today and Friday with scattered snow flurries in mountains, wind, and colder today. Friday warms with variable conditions across states and nights turning colder.
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Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Two Acquitted of Burglary Charge Here
District Judge Hindfeld acquitted Jessie Van Dyke and John Garrall Mathews of burglary and larceny after a trial led by foreman of the jury. The case involved a Foster Lumber Company break in on November 21 with 100 boxes of shotgun shells seized, but no shell identity could be proven. prosecution indicated similar offenses may have occurred. The two defendants, held in custody for extradition to New Rasmer, faced charges of break in, burglary, and auto theft.
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George H. Brad
A. Foster Lumber Company
Driggadala
Braduirla
Foster Jamilier Company
Ftem
Cass
Coud
Firadfield
Fan Dyke
Mathews
Larness
W. EB
Tammona Sail van Dyke and Mathews
Senktablurt
Pet
Mombig Afer
WW Briegsdaly
New Rasmer
Vtate
Dig Ilet
Marc Smith
Karl Abthorn
Aratishlurt
van Wyke
Dickarann
Denver
Celmings
Robert Hautehens
W. C. Tertman
Draken Tow
von Dyka
Mathona
Alfred
Congress Passes Truman Price Support Bill in Farm Pact
Washington March 23. The Senate approved a compromise farm bill tightening potato marketing controls and expanding price supports for cotton and peanuts. House action earlier set supports and quotas, with key provisions restricting potato price supports, banning them without quotas, and adjusting cotton and peanut acreage limits chiefly in Texas and Alabama.
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Washington
Senate
Tia Senate
Waslington
House
Texas
Alabanm
U S Builds Bases Abroad in Massive Public Works Plan
Washington reports a sweeping U S military plan to create bases outside the continental United States. About 29 million of the 805 million military public works request would fund overseas bases from Alaska to Okinawa, Hawaii to the Azores. The aim is to deter a sudden strike and safeguard U S interests, with projects spanning many regions and allies.
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Washington
U.S
Continental
United States
Alaake
Congress
Army
Navy
Almakm
Okinawa
Hawaii
Kwajelein
Tolington Island
Pacific
Bermuda
Atlantic
Labra
Azores
Libya
Saudi Arabia
Senite
War Services
Alaska
Lie House
Korea Gains Funds For U.S. Purchases
The Economic Cooperation Administration announced recovery spending totaling one million dollars to buy American goods including guards and mining materials. The same notice cited another grant of about one million two thousand dollars for lumber hardware and nonmetallic minerals from the United States and abroad.
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Washington
Korea
Kariy
United States
Top Soil Shortage Highlights Rain Needs in Weld County
Reading reports show top soil badly needs rainfall while subsoil is better. Agricultural officials in West Greeley district note drought stress across the region and discuss survey plans to determine winter wheat loss. Farmers report open weather has aided some fields and irrigation remains crucial to protect crops.
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Weld County Triers
West Greeley
Conneryas Lion District
Howeyes
Strauch
Robert W. Fillan
Lieflelde
Bowin
Chain
New Traffic Light Night Plan Starts Thursday Evening
A new traffic light night plan goes into effect Thursday evening restricting certain vehicles from 10 p m to 5 a m. Chief C G Hunter announces red and amber flashers at key intersections to control traffic flow on Twenty fourth and other streets including Fourteenth to Eighth avenues. Police will enforce the new signals and require drivers to stop at all red flasher intersections. The plan covers specific streets and times to reduce late night congestion and improve safety.
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Operachis Sume Lowns
Toain
Police
Hunter
Afracia
Avganen
Mabe Lasher
Crashes injure several as air base incident occurs
Amid limited visibility a crash near an air base injured several personnel while another three escaped injury. Commanding officers later said all involved were Navy personnel and a rapid response followed as officials prepared to resume operations.
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Bony Maren
Jay Westey
Caner
Admirat Sherman
London
Lond
Mure 2d
Beal Forrest
Naval Operations
Tyra Tee
Navy
Lilacsit
Branen's Enlarging Food Market Moves Front of Store
Branen's Enlarging Food Market will move the storefront forward one foot and add 750 more square feet at Naorapes and Rolling area. The addition is anticipated to be completed in six weeks with Cloyd Carney as contractor. The store remains open during construction at 1audinosa in tsunl while work continues. The front will extend onto Eighth Avenue, adding seven feet.
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Branen
Cloyd Carney
Realuy
Jaius Log
Tha Wark
Iaudinosa
Tsunl
Willeh Tires
Ault Liquor Store Operator Sues To Prevent Town Vote
A damaged and garbled report notes an injunction request over a local town vote on liquor issues. It cites Gifford, Eluoride Texas, and Morgan County, with names such as Weldine and De Manete, plus references to a collision and drunk driving in a confusing court-docket context. The piece also mentions Homemakers Meet Tonight in Greeley and a Rising with Genre event at a college, along with awards timing.
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Ault Liquor Store
Greeley
Wihituh
Wenihat
Sion
Bihiwayais
Fort Morgan
GE Ford
Tinymond Weiss
Owl
Owl Avenua. Taken Tow Mart Murnnat Hospital
Gifford
Andrew UD
Eluoride
Tex
Ube
Blhdok Wielien
Ray Calhoun
Don Ablow
Don DiaMond
Beye
Menor
Tawe Hou
Ted de Manete
Piu
Jha Ataty
Damaged Car Dispute Over Alley Space Sparks Talk
Mike Holland says a damaged car was parked on his property at 723 Seventh Street not in the alley. He alleges window smashing tied to the incident and describes police involvement and ongoing repair plans with local officials and neighbors.
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Holland
Mike Holland
Juri! Merchant
Seventh Street
Holland Saint
Meguraga
Malaoi
Chek NY Atom
Jenson
Wonialinits Siitisk Holland
Umageib
Natal
Iverson
Holt
Allah
Miller to Begin Construction of Store in Month
Miller, president of Miller Super Markets in Denver, plans a new Greeley store to open soon. The site on the northeast corner of Eightive and Tau Bixtooneh will be cleared and prepared, with work already underway and completion anticipated within a month.
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Miller
Arenlay
Miler Super Marrkets
Denver
Miarsdity
Greeley
Copter Saves Flier in Snowy Rescue Near Ephrata
A snowbound helicopter rescued Victor C. Roberts after a small plane crash on a hillside near Ephrata. The survivor endured days of exposure before the airlift reached the wreckage, with officials noting dangers from hypothermia.
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Wish
Marel
LomTavether
Nelloopur
Cancude Myuntaing
Victor CG. Roberts
Ephrata
Seartle
J. Ruyalekt
Aged Woman Builds Her Own Residence
A retired schoolteacher named Mrs. Aimed t y oly dthe Poder? builds a small cottage at Dealory cottage, drafting blueprints herself. She toils about a year, files with local officials, and relies on a open fire as winter nears while the roof takes shape.
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Hayes
Abe
Wersen
Alver
Addition to Front of Studio Plans Drawn Up
Construction adds one room studio wing at 14 Ning Avenue. Arlene Voda to contribute 1500 dollars toward a waiting and camera room for children. Frank Berger oversees masonry while Martin plans the roof and interior fit for a 1BR24 addition to ease crowded conditions.
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Martin Bluitin
Ning Avenue
My Addithan
A. Berger
Martin Plane
Fitahho
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Bogan
Ast
Pate
PTR
Pethe Pea el
PUC
Means Nut
Puahla
Ghla
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Py State Fair
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Meand
HST
Horace Heidt
Wastlister
Benatar Tydings
Trumag
Rwia
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Whit Se
Rae Leen
Truman Price
Horace Mann
Gart Nyman
Carroll Lult
Mre
Pearl Mercure
Loveland
Mru
Margaret Gaskill
Walter Boyd
Don McClure
Tuet
Morgan
Sergwick
Phillips
Weld
Yuma
Larimer
Logan
Wire Zanuck
Burns
Greeleyites
Hiveclay
Coloerida A&m
Copter
Marlin
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