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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1951

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Feeders at Windsor Meeting Oppose New Cattle Stock

A Windsor high school gathering of cattle feeders from Weld Larimer and Jackson counties urged no new feeder cattle purchases until OPS cost plus price assurances are given. They backed a resolution to contact Congress and Gov Thornton to amend the defense production act for favorable costs and profits, arguing current parity and ceiling pricing hurt feeders and production.

Windsor Weld Larimer Jackson Windsor High School Zoo OPS Eve George F. Kern G. B. Wilder Wan al Arenas Greeley Eaton Severance Fort Colline Tanveland North Park Congress Dan Thornton Mamebers OTS Utal Martin Dontke Marion Harman Bob Navin Frank B. Davis Davis Cort Belt Aran

Merchants Invited to Film Series on Merchandise Methods

Merchants, employees, and others are invited to attend a film series designed to educate on merchandise methods. The series, taught by Professor Ports Wills of Colorado State College of Education, will be shown Thursday May 14 in Cranford Hall room 2008. The Technicolor feature Color Gray Crystal Clear focuses on glassware.

Ftrs Ports Wills Colorado State College of Education Cranford Hall

Casualties in Korea Rise to Sixty Four Thousand Fifty Five

Washington reports total Korean casualties reaching 64 055, up 1 206 from last week. The tally includes 4 765 killed in action and 10 040 missing in action. 1 169 previously reported as missing returned, with 13 percent of wounded dying. The figure covers combat deaths to date and notes long absence of missing personnel.

Washington Amy Cho Inssaig Rgr Curtanlly Nilsalng

Baseball Today and National League Box Scores Summary

National League highlights show Santa and MTOM leading with varied plays. New York and Brooklyn sections list pitchers and fielders, with Garagieli, Sarhl, and Noble among noted names. American League notes mention Wearington and Palen with multiple players across games.

St. Santa and MTOM New York Lawler Wilke Duna Renale Garagieli Sarhl Maalie Noble

Haris Feed Mill Burns at Sterling

A fire destroyed the Harris feed mill near Sterling's business district. The 35 year old landmark built by W. C. Harris Co served 6000 cattle daily. Owner William Thornburg could not yet determine losses. fire likely started in the grinder. Two fire trucks and 22 tons of water fought the blaze for two hours.

Sterling Coloy I.d Harris Feed Sterling Business W. C. Harris Company William Thornburg Edarl ‘Coon

Price Ceilings on Beef Start May in Chicago

Price ceilings on beef began today amid warnings from cattlemen of stock holdbacks. OPS measures cut future shop prices by June and retail ceilings by June 4, with additional reductions slated for August and October. The rules aim to trim beef prices but raise concerns of shortages and black market activity, with anticipated annual savings of around 70 million dollars to the public. Cattlemen expect tighter margins as slaughterers pay lower prices for beef cattle marketed May to August.

Chicago Office of Price Stadification Hyesteck

Great Western Net Income Increase Reported

Great Western Sugar company reports net income of 5,360,686 for year ending February 28. This is a gain of 1,814,212 from the prior year. Dividends totaled 3,930,000 on preferred and common shares. Frank A. Kerr notes 259.3 percent higher sugar production, 29 percent more acreage, and highest annual production in company history.

Deiree Great Western Sugar Company Frank A. Kerr Sugar Wales Kemp Westiel Hiatary Gewat Western Rvan Fligar

Welsh Heads Merit Board and State Patrol Careers Mixed

A fragmented report notes shifts within the Welsh Heads Merit Board and Colorado Civil Service alongside driver and accident details. Names like Wayne KR Pat Travend and Traine A. Tarkan dolf appear with vehicle, route, and collision figures. An incident on Eleventh Avenue near Fifth Street records property damage and a vehicle collision involving Ford drivers and Route 4 resident Owen Straight.

May Fly —Witam Welsh Jr Pueblo Waller Wy Johson Anne Sate Highway Patrol Wanderceil Colorado Clyil Bervine Wayne KR Pat Travend Jarate Walsh Raine Mt Joginintor

Allied Planes Strike Red Bases on Manchu Line

Tokyo reports the largest air raid of the war as Allied jets bombed the airfield at Sinulju near the Korea Manchuria border. The attack aimed to blunt a possible Communist offensive and involved 312 aircraft in two waves. Official notices cite damage to enemy airfields and heavy fighting along the Korean front with Allied and South Korean forces advancing from Seoul and nearby pockets.

Clen Clements Tokyo Korea-Manchuria Fifth Air Force Slasnes Slauija Airfeld United Nations Korea Manchuria Antung Yalu Sinuifu Fitty Earle B. Partridge Nhiy Robert Dixon Newton Gait Jeta Uslig Sinulju Front Ling Red Linmbent Wennesday May Aerl Seoul Munsan Bunsan Uijongbu Hie

Ridgway Nominated To Be Full General

President Truman today nominated General Matthew B Ridgway for the rank of full general. Ridgway has served as commander in chief in the Far East and leader of United Nations forces in Korea. The nomination comes as MacArthur is ordered to relinquish command on April 11.

Washington Matthew B. Ridgeway Houglas Mic Arthurs Presiant Gant MacArthur Didgway Han United Nations Ti Koren Dapan Pines Truman Atril IL

Central Pupil Suffers Two Arm Breaks in Falls

An eight year old child from 028 Ninth Avenue sustained two arm fractures after falling twice while walking home from school. She received treatment at a local hospital and was expected to recover with care.

Patrietite Wallace Mtr Biyaderry Wallace Ninth Avenue

Annexing Deubach's Addition South of City to Be Pushed

Settlement of long running disputes over Laramie River waters ends with a compromise between ranchers and irrigation interests. In Colorado the state board will study a near term plan for water and sewer expansion tied to annexation plans for Deubach Addition southwest of Greeley. Local officials debate sewer financing, right of way, and possible connections as residents consider joining the city.

Deubach Fort Colitis Colo Wenning Colorade Larisile Laramie Wyoming U.S. Supreme Court Colorado Water Board Irrigation Company Tray Churchill Owen Denver Water Company State Board Glendery Cole Gatge Palus High Court Colorado Otis Abe Tanders Deubach Addition Greeley Montview Boulevard Eass Eighteourt Nineteenth Avenues Seveneenth Street Eighteouth Avenue Sixteenth Streat Connelimen City Atorney Robert Gilbert Mast Lin Han Poe City Maide Dewhach Sodi- Gon Roy Gasolasid Herbert Mann Leonard Matis Lesa Alan Wann Vangerhout bin Hopkink Comtetitian Ord Jane Mann Gorthig Freelor Inrestsennan Pelion Thay de Simplast Marin Sidney Baldeidge Ahd Elvculata Hopkins Dan Nrres Hve

Light Showers Through Weld County Weather Summary

Light scattered showers across most of Weld County with rainfall varying from trace to under half an inch. Wheat conditions range from excellent to failure depending on field management, while moisture helped some plowing and farming. Reports from Sugar and Public Service stations note minimal rainfall in certain towns with uneventful totals. Windsor area logged a trace to sprinkles, and Keenesburg and New Raymer reported no rain.

Well Greelay Grant Western Sugar Company Public Service Company Public Service Station Birkin Plattevile Eaton Towntown Windsor Keenesburg Newne

Salvador Quake Devastates Coast Leaving Thousands Homeless

Reports from Salvador describe a deadly quake near May 1 that damaged cities and left 4,000 or more injured. Officials earlier feared over 1,000 deaths as rescue teams pace through collapsed villages with limited supplies amid a slow relief effort.

Aen Salvator Salvador EL Salvador Vna

Garnsey elected new president of Greeley school board

Garnsey II won the presidency at the Greeley school board reorganizational meeting. Kinney named vice president. Kiley and Kinney reelected to posts. MeKsinley named treasurer. ongoing rotation of leadership discussed. A new superintendent appointment and related staff changes were noted amid the reorganizational events.

Willan Iola A. Mone Carumey'a Ft Koa Hera Moore Vox Is Towe

Worst Enemy Is Relaxation President Says

President Truman told 608 defense advisory council members that relaxation is America's top threat, ahead of foreign regression and inflation. He urged a definite plan for stricter price and wage controls for the next year or three and warned against any lax attitude that could ease the defense effort.

D. Harold Oliver Washington Truman Tim Arterial Depariment Defense Advisory Council Hiner Iguw Hove Trung Treasury Lurder Atea Jr. Truman Yan Wusinassinen Deason Karen Swauhh Aaeressian

Lorene Kidd Heads City Health Council

Lorene Kidd named chair of the Weld County health council to lead a broad program in Greeley aimed at improving public health through education, housing, and virillan defense efforts, with a focus on welfare services and health initiatives in the community.

Lorene Kidd City Health Council Lorene Kili Weld Greeley Lewis Liter Ara Wy & Garnsey TL Ae

Weather Local for 24 Hours Ending at Ba Mm Wartesday

Partly cloudy in Golurutis with a cooler day ahead. In Wyoming expect mostly cloudy skies today with scattered showers tonight and tomorrow. New Mexico shows partly cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday with a wide chance of evening rain and east winds. Gusty northeast to southeast winds and cooler temperatures across regions.

Leley Innight RioWel Esal Wyoming Mexico Thursany

Ag Dept Projects Food Costs To Stay High Yet Stable

The Agriculture Department forecast that elevated food prices will remain high but stabilize this year. It cites steady international markets, adequate supply of tools, and wage controls as factors moderating potential spikes, with meats, grains, and dairy driving price trends and civilian meat consumption expected to rise slightly.

Ag Dept Ricmiiva Urewnplinn Conemners Manuel Jattar Weber

Wholesale Food Prices Edge Up in Week Trade

New York May 9 wholesale food prices rose this week after a slight easing last week, the Dun and Bradstreet Wholesale Index shows. At 7.48 it rose from 7.14 last week and is 9.9 percent above a year ago. Beef, butter, oats, lard, sugar and dried goods gained, while wheat, corn, rye, barley, oats, station oils, stores, hogs and fish declined.

New York

Ceiling Prices on Wool Fixed in May Report

Washington reports ceiling prices on wool with new controls to curb imports and stabilize clothing costs. Officials say price levels rise 66 to 75 percent, averaging $1.33 per pound for standard wool fibers, affecting alpaca and mohair as well.

Washington Celine OVS Landad Mobatr

MacArthur Removal Scrutiny Shapes Senate Hearings

Senators pressed witnesses on MacArthur's Korea policy and his recall, with Marshall insisting removal was necessary as questions arose about votes and foreign policy. Testimony focused on risks of expanded war, potential Chinese or Russian involvement, and allied confidence amid Allied deterrence concerns.

Washington Marsal Nile Fia MacArthur Korea Polley Abe Marshall Macarius MacArthur Nia Senate Armed Services Foreign Pelntjona Guiler Mat MacArtine China Farinoka Lecauss Russia United Nations Genau Seston Towel Wilners PacArtur Wiley U. S Yomaina United States Macarthuy Marehiill Macdrtlur

William S Bryant Funeral Wednesday

Funeral services are set for 2 pm Wednesday at the Livineston Wynevel hema in Ault for William S Bryant of Aul vie wed. Surviving relatives include brother Fyed Teyant and two sisters. A jury trial noted with witness Dee Tabi A Prank of Denver described mental condition tied to a recent incident.

Livineston Wynevel G. Bryant Awl Bryant Clary Amunly Chase County Netry Mshieth Cntervedes Audi Aro & Brother Minton Roy Nor Hate Greales Mya de A. Meek Aijee Ketly Sant Th State Hospital Frontier May Uyehle la Tx Snk Nate Denver

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