Greeley Real Estate Board weighs rent decontrol
The Greeley Board of Realtors sought council sentiment on decontrolling rents, delaying action to gauge public opinion. They urged that housing is adequate and urged a return to market rates, with officers stressing concerns for newcomers and GI housing.
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Greeley
Rent Control Cournotites
Charles H. Queary
Malcolm Audeseou
Connelisthia
Anderson
Elif Ling
Price Hopkins
Herbert
Nano
Greegail
P.A. Housing Administration
M. M. Carpenter
Lelio &. Dawth
Arthur Harts
Andrew B. Githert
Ann
Ann Elightly Ahead In ‘the Houses Offered For Wale
Gilbert
Vob
Lege
Uelr
Sumner
City of Greeley
AGN Unite
Plac
Wwe
Veterans Administration
Clong Ten Tis
Eant
Robert M Githert
Aald
Nha
X City
Cam
den Inga
Enha
Divinent Rant Advisory Board
Many School Districts Must Hike Tax Levy
County Superintendent Paul Lodwick said Tuesday that it will be necessary for many school districts to seek increases in state tax through the commission due to higher tuition per pupil for 1950s. Districts with small valuations and those sending fewer high school students will face larger burdens, and districts exceeding five percent of their current special school tax may apply for further increases with state approval. Lodwick urged districts to file requests promptly.
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Paul Lodwick
Gramber
Ladwick
Fedbroery
Raton
Bol Gel
Lodwick
Thoee
State Tax Commission
Tadwick
Art
Barkley Explains Big T Project to Exchange
Robert Barkley, engineer with the Northern Galorado Water Dally veryance district, spoke at the Greeley Wachadge club about the Calorado Big Thompson project. He used slides by Floyd Merrill and was introduced by Tony Nix, with J. M. Tile assisting.
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Robert Barkley
Galorado Water
Dallyveryance
Calorado Big Thompson
Greeley Wachadge Club
Ticheon
KP Haif
Floyd
Merrill
Mr. Barkley
Tony Nix
J. M. Tile
Council Votes Land Option for Cemetery
The council voted unanimously to take an option on land for future cemetery development on the east side of the cemetery, owned by Dale Patser and spouse, priced at 34,808 with 1,000 paid at execution and the rest at possession next February. Mayor Hopkins urged veto sustaining. legal notes say signature deadline is 4% hours after acceptance.
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Counci
Land For Future Development LLC
Dam Griyo Cemetery
Cacl Hill
Wan
Price Hopkins
Robert M. Gilbert
Iaw
Hopkins
Te Council
Cilbert
Supreme Court
Dale Patser
Possecaion
Fen
Morton
Irving Canuel
Abisroan
Herbert BE
Mant
Lee Purchase
Manu
Greeley
Aldarman Coorse
Adams
O J Fisher Named Bailiff for District Court
O J Fisher of 1815 Seventh Avenue was named bailiff and librarian for the district court on the opening day of the May term. He succeeds the late W M Johannesson. Three judges presided as dates for hearings were set. Fisher previously directed the Model Mill for 46 years and recently worked for Holland Furnace Company.
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O. J. Fer
Seventh Avenue
Ife
W. MM
Johannesson
George
Brad Held
Coftin
James Lewd
Fisher
Greeley High Boys Place in Yuma Roundup
Two Greeley High students placed in the FRA ramp staged Saturday at Yuma. George Welz Audt won the quartersnile horse race and placed third in another event. Gerald Dolitender was second in bullriding and fourth in the ending horse contest. Olfiars represented Greeley High in the competition with Jerry Straight and Kenneth Schneider. Yuma won the individual and team trophies.
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Greeley High
Yuma
George Welzaudt
Rhea
Gerald Dolitender
Olfiars
Greeleyigh
Jerry Straight
Kenneth Schneider
Tropltea
Russians Plan Polish Purge Rumor States
May 3. Washington dispatch reports rumors that Moscow plans a purge of Poland. State Department officials note Soviet influence and agents in Poland, while some experts foresee a crackdown on Eastern European regimes to curb Soviet control.
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Washinglon
Ptu
Movstat de Segels
Poland
Polis Conmeunist
Flelala Hora
Kremlin
State Department
Ava
Mnong
Ainia
Europe
ECA
Paul Fottman
Eastern
Haya
City Approves Farr Addition to Greeley Plan
The city council reviewed and approved the Farr Addition petition and plat on Tuesday night. Led by H W Parr and John R P Whorter, owners with over two thirds of the area, the proposal extends roughly 700 feet east of Eleventh Avenue and north of Twenty fifth Street. Block A lies west of Wleyangh Avenue, with space proposed for a second fire station. The addition features a Bela ped drive and wide sidewalks, with parking and curb details described for Twenty fifth Street.
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Farr
Greeley
H.W. Parr
Farr Parma
John RP. Whorter
Eleventh Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Wleyangh Avenue
Barnard Tonichans
Font Wite
Acheson Scores Soviet Delay of Austrian Treaty
Secretary of State Acheson to Reuters says Soviet delay tactic blocks Austria peace treaty. He defends Western insistence on demilitarization and promises to press for Russian troops to leave Austria in line with international commitments.
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Acheson
Washington
Qusgia
Austria
Tis
United States
City Council to Hear Greeley Highway Plan Next Week
City officials plan to present a state urged highway development map for Greeley for council review next Tuesday. The public will have a chance to speak on the plan as the council extended opportunity for public input amid ongoing debate. Senator Frag Norcross, hospital update noted after heart attack and condition listed as fair.
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Greyley
He Street
Ani Nual Adams
En Va
Greeley
Loly Range
Gonaldan
Frag Norcross
Major League Baseball Scores and Lineups
National League action links Pittsburgh and Cincinnati in a tight run, while Philadelphia and Chicago split. American League results show Cleveland and New York with tentative road wins amid pitcher changes and fielding notes.
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National League Hostan
Pittsingh
Sain
Crandal
Werle
Tonebardi
Grems
Main
McGallough
New York
Cincinati
Kennedy Aid Westrum
Raffensberger
Perkowek
Cooper
Philadelphia
Chicago
Tohison
Konstanty
Silvostri
Klipnstein
Miller
Vol Walla
Ends
Owen
Optimists Club Holds Tuesday Night Meeting at Distributing Co
Thirty members and guest Rueda met Tuesday at Hie Nina Bales Distributing for the Optimist Club weekly supper. John O'Hakan led entertainment while President Ted Witton pledged plans. Next gathering scheduled for Tuesday May 9 at Andersons Tromse with more details to follow.
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Rueda
He Optimist Club
Hie
Nina Bales Distributing Company
John O'Hakan
Ted Witton
Te Club
Ayia Aie
Soldier Hurt in Auto Crash Near Rockport
Patrol headquarters reported 24 year old Raywood L. Davis of Port Warren as severely injured in a Tuesday night crash near Stockport. Davis suffered a broken back and head injuries along with a fractured leg while two other soldiers, Carl D. Beck and Ithehendo G. Rosalez, received minor injuries. The 1935 Plymouth rolled over after failing to negotiate a curve on U S Highway 85, causing about $100 in damage.
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Raywood L. Davis
Fock Warren
Stockport
Davis
Carl LD. Beck
Itehendo G. Rosalez
Urea
Robert Hughes Dies Tuesday in Greeley
Robert Hughes longtime Weld County resident dies Tuesday evening at his home in Greeley after seven years of illness. Born November 23, 1873 in Jackson, Illinois, he was a farmer who lived in Weld County 42 years and in Greeley four. Survived by widow Maggie Hughes, son Eddie Hughes of Fruita, daughter Aletha Pond of Denver, five grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and siblings Dolly Bresnahan, Aletha Miller, Sarah Winkler, Al Hughes. Services at Waldron chapel in Eaton Friday at 2 pm with burial in Nova cemetery.
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Aletha Pond
Denver
Dolly Bresiahan
Sra
Aletha Miller
Fort Colline
Mra
Sarah Vai Winkle
Goodland
Kans
al Hughes
Goodlaid
Waldron
Eaton
Nuva
FFA Plaques Awarded at Eaton Dinner
Eaton May 1 FFA plaques awarded to Borstrom, Bittel, and Windsor at a Cache La Pouira district dinner. Recipients listed include Loultor, Gresley, Carlson, Eaton, and Folte Windsor. District president Alvin Dorsey announced honorees chosen by agriculture instructors Gray, Karon, LM, Winks, Windsor, and Moechwn. Dinner hosted by Haunt chapter. plans for Grealey round-up May 30 in Island Grove arena discussed. Harold Auten of Eaton won the green hand prize.
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Eaton
Borstrom Areley
Bittel
Windsor
Cache la Pouira Pra
Lon Loulter
Gresley
Les Carlson
Harold Folte
Alvin Dorsey
Esliat
Boulter
Carinun
Fette
Paul Gray
Karon
Winks
Alta Moechwn
Cailbia
AP Head Warns Against Ban on Race Wire News
Washington May 3 Frank Starsel manager of the Associated Press told a Senate committee it would be dangerous to prohibit gambling information across state lines warning such measures could restrict the flow of news. He said the scope could extend to horse racing and other sports and perhaps further to other news. Senate actions include Kefauver’s probe into crime syndicates and a plan for a five member panel. Commerce Committee pursues inquiry into a phantom network supplying racing information via leased Western Union wires. House Commerce Committee weighs a bill to ban interstate transmission of gambling devices and machines with emphasis on two-gambling machines.
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Washington
Frank Starsel
Assmutes Press
Starzel
Aosenate
Starzer
Hedriye
Congress
Senate
Kefauver
D-Town
Kefanger
Fot
McFarland (Darig
Senate Commerce Group
Western Tile
Western Union
House
Coflitierce
Jtn
Joh B. Pietering
Thea Coinfostllde
Chicago
Welfare Board Appointments Reported by Governor
Names Roy Davis of Colorado Springs and W. Buchhuad of Burlingway appointed to state welfare board. May 1 reforms announced by Governor Johnson. Terms run four years. expiration noted. Denver dispatch lists appointments and tenure details.
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Denver
Rt. W. Buchhuad
Burling Way
Phil Welfare
Johnson
Roy Davis
Colorado Springs
Gover Awe Ibe
House Moves Toward Cigarette Tax Cut Vote
The Ways and Means Committee advances a plan to cut cigarette taxes to 9 cents per pack, aiming at a $1.0 billion impact nationwide. Treasury projects a large revenue drop and potential $90 million annual loss in tax receipts, triggering tentative exemptions exceeding the president’s proposed $66 million limit.
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Yaghtuglen, May
House
Axelse Tixea
Treasury
Truman
Smathers Ousts Pepper by Wide Primary Margin
Florida voters in the Democratic primary ousted veteran U.S. Senator Pepper by a wide margin as George Smathers swept 43 of 37 counties. Pepper, a Truman fair-deal ally, was challenged as a middle of the road Democrat. Smathers pledged to carry the party’s banner into the November general election with support from the national committee.
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Florida
Graude Pepper
Senate
Pepper
Truman
Hep
George Smathere
Papper
Weoy Andy
Newacralic Nala al
Willian M. Boyle
National Committee
Smathers
Boyle
Wes Servinng
Sippurk
Democratic Party
Qri
Maries
Ohio
Alavaran
Alghama
Santrel
Temperaile
Mational Democrats
Lister Hill
Olln
Jayepl
T. Pergingan
Apantordil
Malert A. Tall
U.S. House
Virginia
Edward J. Robeson
Damovrat
Wink Speck
Jae S
Local Weather Forecast Report
A readable weather summary notes Wednesday night and Thursday with scattered showers and snow. Cooler conditions expected later Wednesday into Thursday with northwesterly winds and northwest to west winds in the plains.
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Wodonaday
Weilsesay
Patrolmen Protest Close's Promotion In Greeley
Members of the Greeley police department protest the civil service commission appointment of Paul Close as police investigator and tenant. A Denver attorney for the patrolmen argues the appointment violates city ordinance provisions and civil service rules. The council was urged to reconsider the decision. City Attorney Gilbert was consulted.
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Grevley
Civil Service Commission
Paul Close
Sonde
Denver
Weller KF. Scherer
Pallen Department
Greeley
Scherer
Mae Civil Service Commission
Ciese
Mike
Robert M. Glibert
Park Watering Plan To Be Put Before Council
The water committee and city superintendent present a plan to supply park watering without using city mains. Wells are proposed for Lincoln Park and other parks to meet demand. The council may approve funding and location details Thursday.
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Cile
Lincoln Park
Pak
Glamere Park
Adams
Mer
Ma Public Service Company
Luthor Park
Don Wilkinson
Fat Calline
Greatayelty Council
Tha Ranch
Ca Lidty South
Pollitre
Ls Croley
Fort Collins
Lnaned Uon
Fortier Trantos
Warren Riddell
Mort Cotttie
Tribune Small Talk Contest Rules for Weld County Babies
Rules for entering the Tribune Small Talk contest outline eligibility and timing. Entries must feature a Weld county baby under 18 months at photo date and under two years by May 4, with a clever saying. Include baby name parents address photographer and entry submitter, postmark by May 20, entries due May 22, professional photos accepted.
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Tribune
Weld
Hany
Erickson Office Raided by D.A. Records Seized
New York May 1 Frank Erickson owner of a national bookie operation admitted to a 12.8 million yearly illegal betting business to a U S senate committee A raid on his Park Avenue office seized a truckload of betting papers No arrests were announced D A Hogan said the seizure targeted illegal wagering materials and was executed with a warrant. attorney Sal Geth planned to press to retrieve papers in Central Sessions Court.
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James 7
Nitchie
New York
Thudfs Wisk Alway
Park Avenue
Iltendo
Frank Erickson Sestervlay
Erickson
U. S. Senate
Manhattan
Tistries
Frank Hogan
Blanbotinn
Patrickson
Sal Geth
Gelh
Central Sessions
Jol AL Mullen
Ilegal
Hagin
Fins Bulky
WorlIrligg
Horae Owee Bet Ug
Sabibling
Sporta Eyinils
J T Brown Recuperating From Hospital Bladder Removal
J Truman Brown of 1908 Sixtis Avenue is recuperating after a Tuesday morning surgery at Vela County Public Hospital. He underwent bladder removal and is listed in good condition with attending colleagues from Carnegie and Wheeler.
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J.T. Brown
J. Truman Brown
Vela Couty Public Hospital
Brawiy
Aiploye
Qarngey
Aul Wheeler
Two Pueblo Boys Drown in Cold Sand Pit Tragedy
In Pueblo Colorado on May 1 two boys aged unknown drowned after entering a cold sandy pit near a river. Rescue crews failed to revive them though both were pulled from the water. Parents and authorities pled for safety and questioned swimming supervision at the site.
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Norma Himmer
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W. L. McCall
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Schneider
Bever
Colorado State College of Education
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Big T
O. J. Fisher
Grace M. Baker
Weld County Library
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Gretley Woman's Club
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George Lister
Treamirer
Robert Widlund
Setodiatsd Srers
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Raseh
Berra
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Rockport
Robert Hughes
FFA
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