Clarence Baab Receives Doctorate From CSCE
Clarence TBaab, professor of industrial arts at Colorado State College of Education, has officially begun doctoral education. His dissertation analyzed program development for industrial arts teacher preparation and studied attitudes of Colorado administrators toward industrial arts. He earned a bachelor’s degree in 1901 and a master's in 1982 from CSCE and taught industrial arts at Delta High School from 1933 to 1968.
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Stta College
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Supervisor Urges Public Help With Census Takers
Weld county residents are urged to cooperate with census takers as interviews will take about one hour. Donald J. Methure, supervisor for nine northeastern counties, said cooperation speeds completion and reduces costs. Enumerators will carry ID cards to show at each house.
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Fa Ennentiai
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Soviet Move Cuts Funds in Sinkiang Administration
The Senate voted to cut 20 million from a 40 million aid package as part of a plan to detach the northwest province from Chiang Kai-shek's government. Secretary of State Acheson warned of Soviet Chinese economic penetration and joint ventures exploiting mineral resources, signaling broader strategic shifts in Asia.
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Bridges Gave to Jury San Fraponich March 11
A fragmentary report indicates a jury hearing related to a parjury case involving Harry Kage Hegank. The note, dated March 11, references a trial and possible connections to MRT. Further readable details are limited in the supplied text.
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Estonian Girl First DP to Enter CSCE
A 21 year old Estonian refugee Isi arrived in Greeley to attend Colorado State College of Education. She was welcomed by Dr. William X. Hoes and Rev. R. Wilbur Simmons. The group coordinated housing and English language study as she begins courses to become a teacher.
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Germany
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Acheson Denies Lattimore Is Architect of Far East Policy
Secretary of State Acheson said Owen Lattimore is not the architect of U S policy in the Far East. He rebutted Senator McCarthy's broad charges linking Lattimore to Soviet influence and noted Lattimore never worked for the State Department. McCarthy claimed witnesses would prove Lattimore’s Communist party ties, while Acheson cited limited contract work and lack of employment by the department.
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Bill Hammond Resigns to Seek Sheriff Candidacy
Bill Hammond announced Thursday night that he tendered his resignation to Sheriff George TL to take effect immediately. He plans to run for sheriff as a Republican and said he would make a formal announcement of his candidacy soon. Hammond has served as deputy under Sheriff and during Alderson's administration.
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Chrysler Parleys To Resume Monday
Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers recessed talks today to allow tempers to cool and resume negotiations Monday. The stalled contract dispute caused tensions and delays as parties prepared to reengage in discussions.
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Unclear Fragments Note English Skill Mention
Fragment discusses a girl’s English ability and her ability to pronounce Oncumonga, noting she will get by anywhere. No clear event, date, or identifiable persons beyond generic references.
Warrant Charges Rodeo Promoter Neglected Horses
Jametown North Dakota March report on Don Wright promoter of a rodeo facing a warrant for neglect. He allegedly pastured over ten loads of horses on Duchanan land without meeting needs during a harsh winter. Deputy tally shows at least 65 dead with 85 counted. many more may be buried by deep snow in gullies.
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Stutsman County
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Tr Tg
William Bennett
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Kerr Bill Not Affect Gas Charges Says Colorado PUC
Denver dispatch reports Colorado Public Utilities Commission officials state the Kerr Bill will not alter natural gas charges. Commissioner John Warry notes gas distributors hold long term contracts with pipeline suppliers, with price changes limited by PUC oversight. Attorney General Meretzner criticizes police court records release as improper and decries press changes.
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Phaxton
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Meteger
Dog Vaccination Drive Expands in Weld County Area
Health officials report more than 80 percent vaccination coverage for dogs during a two day clinic held in Weld County. The effort, led by Dr. Roth and the county health department, will continue into next week as owners without vaccination records are urged to visit local veterinarians or clinics to complete immunizations for their pets.
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Public Urged to Cooperate with Census
The Chamber of Commerce urges Greyloy residents to cooperate with the census starting Saturday. Officials explain how the population count affects district boundaries, funding, and planning for stores, utilities, services, and aid distribution, stressing privacy and usefulness to the public.
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Thirsty Birds Seek Help Amid Winter Hunger
In snowy conditions birds perch hungry while neighbors provide water by placing a container on a sheltered platter. A simple bird bath keeps them hydrated during long dry spells, and grateful birds respond to the care.
CSCE Sprays Trees Warns Motorists on Parked Vehicles
Colorado State College of Education warns motorists to avoid parking near campus trees this Saturday as trees will be sprayed along streets. Officials urge drivers to relocate vehicles to prevent damage and ensure safety for upcoming maintenance operations.
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City Protests Cutting Off Bus Route
A city council meeting Tuesday authorized actions amid protests over proposed changes to a bus route. The Green Transportation Company sought permission to dig up parts of the route due to financial losses, with officials noting no firm date for the cutoff.
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Japanese Legal Officers Guests Here Saturday
Japanese legal officers visit Saturday for a program at the Legal Institute hosted by the Weld County Bar Association. Key speakers include Koichi and Hilge af Lin, with Robart T. Sinan presiding, and a social hour at the Carafe hotel from 6 to 730. Approximately 150 attorneys from multiple districts are expected, and creditors rights topics will be covered.
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Cancer Drive Opens Anil 1 Weld Goal 4500
A fragmented town drive launches to raise four thousand five hundred dollars for cancer aid. Volunteers plan events across Weld County, including auctions, drum and bugle performances, and community fundraisers led by local executives and groups.
Weather Outlook for Friday to Saturday Across Regions
Unclear fragments indicate a weather forecast for several areas including Colorado and Wyoming. Expect mild conditions with windy east winds Friday through Saturday, with partly cloudy skies and possible showers in northern locales.
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