North Poudre plan seeks gravity canal contract change
A petition filed in district court seeks judicial review of the North Poudre Conservancy Districts power to alter the 1898 Colorado Water Conservancy District contract with the federal government. It proposes a gravity canal to move water from the Poudre River to the North Poudre system, replacing water from Horsetooth reservoir. The plan would add a perpetual annual obligation, shifting costs to 50,000 yearly, with a 22,225 annual repayment to the government for 40 years, while preserving existing exchange provisions and operation by the district.
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Nurllera Coloradoe Water Conservancy, District
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Horeecouth
Tutapeililan
Conservancy District
Water Conservancy Act
Colorady
Alea
North Pondre
Ize
Petlilon
Distriet Wll
United States
Wongeryanoy
North Poudre Irrigation Company
Weather summary for multiple states and times
Colorado mainly cloudy with scattered light rain northeast Monday morning ending by afternoon. Cooler southeast, warmer northeast Monday afternoon, warmer east Tuesday, windy Monday afternoon. Wyoming intermittent rain ending Monday afternoon, clearing, fair and warmer Tuesday. New Mexico Monday cool with wind and rain, cooler Monday afternoon, windy.
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Colorado
Ciouly
Wyoming
Tueasay
New Mexico
Negotiations Open Over Big-T Dispute Strike
Federal conciliator William Hietergen arranged talks with Dever, contractors, and union leaders to end weeks-long walkout at Moss Construction in Denver and on the Colorado Big Thompson project. First session set for Monday to discuss a possible two hour truce.
Cosmopolitans Honor H. E. Mann With Offices
The Cosmopolitans hold elections in Greeley naming H E Mann as governor and electing Gare Teton Laini Scottshiutt and Paul Solaphach to deputy roles. Don Goakine named secretary treasurer, and Dohi Boucher to delegate duties for the international convention in Mexico City with the 1851 convention planned at Oressey.
Jim Koehler Named First Youth of the Week in Greeley Area
Jim Koehler 29 son of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Koehler of north of Greeley has been chosen the first Youth of the Week by the Cattlemen’s Association. Named for his work with cattle operations and 4-H, Koehler traveled to Denver for a banquet and received a certificate of merit from association president Neary Bledsoe. He is a senior athlete at Greeley high, plays football and basketball, and is active in 4-H with Angus and Hereford stock.
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Greeley
Jim Koehler
Walter Jonnsot
Henry Sledace
Cheraw
Cole
Elation
Biedavs
Jim
Bledson
Mrr
Conrad Koehler
North of Greeley
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Cattlemen's
Ula
Denver
Gluck
Koehler
Association
Neary Bledaoe
Koetler
Spe
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Ant
Ty Greeley
Tranels Trice
KFIKA
Selectiouw
Lin Cattlemen's Association
Mechler
Nork Af Greeley
Angus
Merefords
Warren Monfort
Tn Ae
Accotains
Robert Wiley
Teed Jota
Loni Tunity Enterprises
Dwwing
Hd Gresley High Subhoal Caree
Baskots DA Fui
Wald
Henry
Kushimy Tas
Plamant Valley
Park Congregation
Two Principals Die After Mock Communist Coup
In Mosinee Wisconsin on May 7 two principals from Kiosinge's mock communist coup died within hours. The Rev Will La Brew Bennett aged 7 died at home after a heart attack following placement behind a warded wire concentration camp on May Day. Ralph Kronenweiler aged 49 died at 4 Wausan house last night after being dragged from his bed earlier the same day.
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Inez Monfay
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Ralph Kronenweiler
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Wausan
South Platte Flood Control Project Approved by House
The House approved a South Platte River flood control plan with an estimated cost of 24.3 million dollars. The project aims to protect Denver and surrounding areas including Adams Weld Morgan and Douglas counties by reservicing the Chatfield dune area and improving flood-prone zones. Funds for some components remain unappropriated and land will be made available for industrial development and expansion. A separate report notes a man identified as O Mixwall of Fort Worth was found dead in a Denver Trailways depot washroom and appeared to die of natural causes.
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Od O. Mixwall
Port Worth
Tax
Trailways Sun Depot
Local church ad ax junior shandy at dire ation
Fragmentary OCR text references a church, an ad and a person named Gresley with unclear role. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable elements.
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Young GOP seeks seats on Colorado party council
Colorado Young Republicans pressed for representation on the state central committee at a gathering in Greeley as part of a drive to join the main party leadership. Ernest Eaton of Boulder was named to head new committees, with Richard W. Farr of Denver and others proposed for expansion. The session, attended by about 50, endorsed by policy allies, set a June 10 meeting in Glenwood Springs and refrained from endorsing any primary candidate.
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Fort Morgan
Ernest Eaton
Boulder
State Central Committee
Young Republicans
Richard W. Farr
Denver
Fice
Bally Kureig
Gulden
Young Gop
John W. O'Hagan
Greeley
Uread
Roy
O'Hagan
Farr
Tew
Richard 8. Kitchen
Weld Vowaty
Balardsy
Parsons
Preliminary FAA Round-Up Meeting Set For Tuesday
The preliminary FAA round up at Island Grove Park will be held Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. Mel Adame FFA sponsor invites fathers of members and representatives from calf roping clubs junior and senior chambers of commerce and other organizations to attend. Queen candidates Marjorie Sitman Joanne Berg and Marlan Harmon will be introduced. Sy Powers Denver attorney heads state reserve officers association. Harold T Hofer Denver president Colorado Mineral Society.
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Sy Hele
Colorado Springs
Willisty Sy Powers
Denver
Colorado Stats Resorve Officers Association
Frank Olsen
Pueblo
Mineral Society
Harold T. Hofer
Colorado College
Colorado Mineral Society
Platteville High School Valedictorian Dennis Capper
Valedictorian Dennis Capper, second in the 1950 Platteville High School class, is the son of Mr and Mrs Carroll Capper of north Platteville. Commencement for 78 graduates is Thursday evening May 13 at 8 in the school gym, with Baccalaureate on Sunday May 14 in the same gym. Capper will receive a joint honorary scholarship valid at any state institution of higher learning and plans to enter Colorado A and M College in the fall.
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Platteville High School
Carroll Capper
North of Platteville
Wcholarahia
Honor Students of Eaton High Are Selected
Honor students at Eaton High include valedictorian Mina Teeters and salutatorian Biss Alacy Adin Bronx. They will be presented at commencement exercises May 19. Teeters is daughter of Chester A Teeters. Bronx is daughter of Henry Brung.
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Mias
Mra
Henry Brung
Eston
Misa Bruon
New Crest of Red River To Hit Winnipeg
Red River pounded through weakening levees as Winnipeg braces for possible flood. Brigadier Marton warns of two flood crests from North Dakota rain, with 4 500 residents evacuated and levee work ongoing under night watch. Rescue crews include civilians aiding in guarding the city against disaster. The cargo ship B S Joseph Lyken bound for Europe is reported aflame 220 miles northwest of Bermuda.
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Atira
New York
Canat Guard
Joseph Lyken
Europe
Bermuda
Truman Warns of Potential Third World War After Actions
President Truman warned that U S choices in the coming months could determine whether a third world war occurs citing dangers of isolationism and allied betrayal. He recounted past Republican attacks during a whistle stop at Galesburg Illinois and pressed for continued support of allies against Soviet influence.
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Mystery Witness Fails To Appear In Un American Activities Probe
Washington May. A mystery witness did not appear for a closed door session of the House Un American Activities Committee examining William W. Remington. Committee members reported failing to serve summons. The witness may be bound later but no date was set. vandals broke glass at Edwards Chevrolet and Skaggs store Saturday night.
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Eighth Avenue
Tolké
Skaggs
Marvin Magee
Ira Timken
Henry Abreng
Small Talk Contest Seeks Baby Photos From Tribune Readers
Entries due by May 22 in Tribune contest titled Small Talk with the dandina set. Children must be under two on May 1 and no older than 14 months at photo time. Submit to Tribune or mail in. Cash prizes offered by Gardner, Garbar, and The Martina Ramembar. Bring entry after limit.
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William C. Loney Found Dead in Grealey Apartment
William C. Loney, about 40 years in Grealey, was found dead in his downtown apartment late Sunday. Police say death appears natural. Loney ran a feed store on Seventh Street and was active in Democratic politics and tax collection. He wrote for local papers and is survived by four daughters. Coroner investigating death.
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Wealty Papers
Tel County
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Farmers Hope for Sunshine During Week
The county awaits sun and warmer weather after a drizzling rain Sunday. Northeastern areas reported showers. Greelay substation logged 42 high and 33 low with .02 inch total. Weld and surrounding counties saw intermittent showers. Fort Collins and Loveland noted light moisture as cooler days followed.
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Ares
Public Service Company
Greelay
Wight
Great Westury Sugar Company
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Thlon
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Nun
Windsor
Arlgandale
Weld County
Gresley
Suanday
Blale
May'ag Must Pay Tax Dover and Colorado Trust Fund
A court today reviews a ruling requiring L. Umass and Colorado Sprites to pay state inheritance tax or a trust fund levy. The case dates back six years and involves a prominent magnate and related assets.
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Jila Tainils
Mrs Max Shaull Dies Sunday
Mrs Juin Ann Shaull, 63, died Sunday at Posteopaiche Memorial hospital after an illness of several years. A native of Arkansas, she lived in Wart, west of Grover, for many years. Survived by widower Max Shaull and eight grandchildren. children Winnie Bronton, Joe Shaul, Grant Shaul, Mabla Tang, Walter Lane, and a son Dave Shaull who died in 1928. Funeral arrangements by Tacy's.
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Posteopaiche Memorial Hospital
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Englewood
Joe
Graunte Shaul
Nuny
Mabla Tang
Tacy
Greeley Jaycees Win Outstanding Chapter Award
Greeley Jaycees won the Outstanding Chapter Award at a state convention in Grand Junction for best program and overall performance. National and state leaders attended with Emmett Savard of Greeley and others recognized. two members, Playa Oliver and Mel Cowles, received life memberships for long service.
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Colorado Junior Chamber
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Wey Alan
Oliver
Greeley
Ith
Naturl Resources
Hfahway Advisory Board
Loud Wallibera
Herb Reson
Ardats
Reed Timonty
Bayard
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Ken Kelipier
Stan Deron
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Hind
Ehapler
Mangels
Agra
Major League Baseball schedules and box scores report
Fragmented game recaps show box scores with team pairings, pitchers and hits. Mentions Philadelphia, Boston, Detroit, New York and other clubs, plus players with incomplete details. The text includes scores and inning data but is garbled and lacks coherent narrative.
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