Bus Line Costs Probed at PUC Hearing in Greeley
Attorneys examined revenues and operating costs of the Sixth Avenue bus line run by Greeley Transportation to decide if it should be discontinued. President James reported losses despite rising revenue on Sixth Avenue and stressed no plan to add service unless it would pay for itself.
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Greeley Trane Portation Company
James
Robert M. Gilbert
Ted White
Public
Utiiliies Commission
Rays Juyé
Gilbert
Famer
Sixth Ave
Sixth Avenue
Takenateo
Elutiadfon
Giluert
Jamen
Spelty Connect
Tio
Gilbert Viat
Eighth Avenue
Fourteenth Avenue
Pexton Positioned for GOP Governor Bid Amid Talks
The Denver Post reports GOP figures discuss Pexton as a potential governor candidate with Carr backing and MiKin involvement. Details note Pexton as Denver Union Stockyard head weighing entry after meetings with party leaders, with public notices of upcoming GOP events and committee meetings in the Wyoming area.
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Reyer
Repub
Mimi Kin
R-Cale
L. M. Pexton
Fpenver Union Stockyarda
Pexton
Seaying
Hugin
Rar H. Drapatian
Stata Suduierut
GOP
Denver Poat
Primr
Thalph J. Garr
Cary
Miki
J. Filgar Chenoweth
OOP
MiNkin
Taying
Wyvonk
Denver Pont
Datn Wonnt
Millikin
Ween
Truman Stresses Peace in Signing of Science Act
President Truman spoke in Pogatello Idaho outlining the National Science Foundation and energy research aims to advance medicine grains and livestock. He linked science to peace and warned of the cold war while noting past decisions on wartime atomic use and promising peaceful application of energy for mankind.
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Truman
Ernest B. Vatcaro
Pogatello
Idaho
Wluiniie Research
National Science Foundation
United States
Harker
Russia
Flan
Oregon
Ablusi
Ita
Pocatetls
C. C. Evang
Pocatatlo
Ben.Paylor
D-Tdaho
Wankington
Paylor
We Provident
Legal status of test tube baby before court
An Alameda County court case asks whether a boy born via artificial insemination at the University of California hospital in San Francisco in 1944 should be in the custody of his mother or father after a divorce. Judge T W Harvig faces determining which parent should have custody and the matter proceeds to a May 17 hearing.
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Oakland
Call
Snorlor
T. W. Harvig
Tatleriggs
Coupte
Avery L. Ghatmdia, Jr
Tha Tang
Ullth Court
Chariog
Bie Wits
Consuelo
Chamin
Wits
Te An
Ta Bo
University of California Hospital
Estimates for covering No Three Ditch approved by council
Gresley area council hears estimates for covering No Three Ditch ranging from 136090 to 220000 dollars. Nya Adama, Reneres superintendent, told Tuesday night meeting that outside estimates were about 180009 to 210000. City to study cross sections to ensure flood clearance and bridge passability as ad hoc figures suggest complex grading and capacity considerations.
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Gresley
Nya Adama
Reneres
Adama
Fort Colvin
Armes Calvert Company
More Windows Broken by Guns Reported in City
Police received reports Tuesday afternoon of windows damaged by air gun fire at Farr Implement Company and the Sweetbriar shop. The incidents followed earlier damage Monday night to seven business windows and three more during the weekend, all tied to air gun raids.
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Wéllets
Farr Implement Company
Eighth Avenue
Sweetbriar Shop
Ninth Street
Hopkins Urges Residents See They're Counted
Hopkins urges residents to ensure full enumeration in the 1950 census and city aid to housing for summer school students. Council discusses police promotion disputes and eligibility lists for officers, with debates over legality and civil service rules continuing.
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Hopkins
Nisyor Pelea Hopking
Wade
Greeley
Couel
Judiciary Contattes
Igil Service Commission
Pang Cipse
Elynergics Com
Ieaid
Gilbert
Olibert
Small Talk Contest Entries Mention May 22 Closure
The Tribune notes several Small Talk entries with varied interpretations of the theme. It stresses the contest closes May 22 and urges entrants to include the baby’s birth date and the photo date with their submission.
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Bablon
the Tribune
Wells and pumps for three parks cost $3200
Alderman Rey Boek outlined estimated costs for installing wells and pumps to water Jeiwna in In cola Hast Site and Lather parks. Thirty five foot wells are planned for East Side and Lincoln parks, Luther Park well to be drilled about 70 feet. water committee to study further. Zoning measure seeks to convert east 60 feet of Week 104 west of Eighth Avenue Safeway into a business zone and parking lot after property owner consent. Also discussed fence for Horace Mann Playground and a request for 250 feet of fencing from nearby POW camp site. Rotary project cited. Curb cut granted for a 28 foot Dairy Queen curb on Elgbeh Avenue between Sixteenth and Seventeenth Streets.
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Rey Boek
Comultlac
Gall
Welin
Incola
East Side
Linco
Horace Mann
Tesco
Elemonth Avenue
Trelfh Street
Rotary Club
Dairy Queen
Elgbeh Aven
Sixicentit
Senate Probers Examine Loyalty Files at White House
Washington May 10 four Senate investigators led by Chairman Tydings began reviewing loyalty files at the White House in a bid to study data gathered by the State Department and the Civil Service Commission. Senator McCarthy and colleagues planned a full examination with all due diligence to fulfill congressional duties.
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Washington
Senate
McCarthy
White House
Tydjogs
Bensters McMahon
Green
Lodge
Ayers
White
Texan Probable Winner of Mexican Road Race
El Quidal Mesteo May 7 Jean Treyoux of France led Mozico 3508 kilometer road race until late today but finished behind Tom Daal of El Faso Texas in the general classification. Daal appears poised to win the 100,900 ese mata prize as of today with strong pace and timing uncertainty.
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el Quidal
Mesteo
Jean Treyoux
France
Mozico
Tom Daal
el Faso
Texas
Deal
Wheat Estimate Down Markedly for 1938 Crop
Washington may 10 The agriculture department forecast May 1 that winter wheat output will total 689495000 bushels, down 73995000 from two months earlier, compared with last year’s 902868000 and a 1998-48 average of 758821000. Dry weather and green bug infestations hit southern plains, with no spring wheat forecast. If spring wheat averages 265000000, total wheat would reach 934594000 bushels. Domestic and foreign demand require about 4000000000 bushels. A carryover of about 400000000 bushels is forecast from previous crops.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Miller Super Parket Project Advances At Eighth AventA Site
Two 20 font curb cuts of Elgiteh gyrnup planned for the Miller super parket at Eighth aventa and Sixteenth street. Electrical contractors licenses granted to Jussel Electric joompany of Denver and Burke Electrical services of Greeley. Juat gel company to perform wiring for Miller supermarkets in Denver and for the new market here.
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Miller
Eighth Aventa
Sixteenth Street
Jussel Electric Joompany
Denver
Burke Electrical Services
Greeley
Juat Gel Company
Brannan to Speak in Greeley May 17 Amid Farm Crowd Hype
Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan will address Colorado farmers in Greeley at 2 p.m. on May 17 in Gunter Hall, Colorado State College of Education campus. The Colorado Farmers' Committee announces the public meeting, with Roark of Roggen and party leaders predicting a packed turnout and a straightforward report on farm policy.
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Wells
Galator
M. Carson
Colorado State College of Education
Brannan
Greeley
Secretory of
Charles F. Dravman
Colorado
Mey
Colorado Farmers’ Coumit
Colorada
Pai
Gunter Hall
College of Education
Claverice M. Roark
Chat
Tan
Tro Beaton van Dot
First Baptists Meat Tonight at 6 30 P M
First Baptist church in Canon City invites members to a meeting tonight at 6 30 with a social napper at 4 50. Election of officers and annual budget discussion precede reports from committees and organizations summarizing the past year, followed by church business.
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First Baptist Church
la Nalding
Now Dead in Nebraska Flood
Seventeen dead or missing as floods swarm three midwest regions including Nebraska and North Dakota. Flooded towns, 15,000 homeless, 10,000 needing aid, and evacuations recur. latest reports name Harold McCall aged 3 and Forrest Ritch as missing or dead after cars were swept away. Oregon? No.
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Associated Presa
North Dakota
Midweanna
Nebraska
Mantua
T Netaska
Stain Yest Bay
Greeley School Names Reviewed At Board Meeting
The Greeley board will meet Thursday to review suggested names for new elementary schools near Hollis A. Moore. Names like Hattie Yardley and Bertha Whitman are proposed, with additional suggestions welcome at the board office.
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Greeley
Hollis A. Moore
Dr. Munre
Lava
Ita
Hattie Yardles
Miss Yardley
Jane
Tin Greeley
Elavonth
Stenata
Twentloth Avenue
Maylewand
Arlington
Worrtherrest
Arethor
Union Colony
Catarado
J. Max Clark
Erner Gunglay
Peesant
A. Tt. Copeland
Aditentur
Oginmalty
Sae
Firemen on Four Railroads Strike With No End In Sight
Firemen on four key railroads walked out over a demand for a second fireman on diesel locomotives. Mediators warned of escalation but no compromise emerged as lines including New York Central, Pennsylvania, Southern Railway and Santa Fe faced crippling partial service. The walkout spread as crews in time zones joined in, with talks at the White House reported as a possible next step.
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Chicago
Locomo
Uve
Taday
Niel
Agalstan
Thornton
New York Central
Honnaylvania
Southern Railway
Pouth
Santa Ire
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Brotherhood of
Leewno
Stanford
O'Neil
Holly Allie
Michigan Association of Railroads
Brotherhood
O'Neill
Carter
Taos
New York
Southern Railwayy
Santa Fe
Chijoaga
Pennsylvania
Crac
Rai
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Glou
City Council Orders Rent Control Hearing in Greeley
A council vote in Greeley ordered a hearing to decide if rent controls should be removed. City Attorney Gilbert to set date. a 10 day notice is required. Several residents and aldermen spoke, with mixed views on decontrol and its effects on rents and housing supply.
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Greeley
Alder Hanat
waWenue
Robert M.hart
Coutsil Chamber
Boehm
Roy Duelo
Anderton
Malcolom Anderson
Greeley Tiaird
Kealtora
Uoard
As & Tigans
Eller
Tonisiana
Iaverison
Cly
Gilbert
Givert
Board of Realtors
Decantral
Lourd Sifd
Prica Hopkins
Truman Teapot Dome Slur Sparks GOP Fire
Washington May 9 A heated exchange over a Teapot Dome slur dominated remarks today as President and Democratic Leader Lloyd Bentsen pressed for clarity. Senator Robert Taft condemned the remark while Lane denied using the term, arguing it was misquoted and declaring the matter closed on the floor.
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Washington
Kanaag
Luchs
Lacan
Harry Trudy
Missunri
Atrong
President Trin greets long-time GOP veteran in ceremonial meet
Parutelly Maho, a veteran Republican from the Turner Cher Myer district, reads a formal greeting to President Trin. He says he has shaken hands with every great president since Ulysses S. Grant, inaugurated in 1869, during a late eighties era ceremony.
Oppenheimer Denies Communist Story
Dr J Robert Oppenheimer denies a claim he attended meetings with a communist group at his Berkeley home in 1941. Mrs Paul Grouch a longtime communist testified to a senate committee yesterday alleging participation in the gatherings. Oppenheimer later rejected the charge through his Washington office.
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Oakland
Cutll
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Berkeley
Paul Grouch
Oppenbeinera
University of California
Washington
Oppenteiner
Pelntelan
Major League Baseball notes from National League game
Translated basketball style box score fragment shows Chicago and opponents in a fumbled OCR line. Names Cranial and Owen appear, with unclear team and score data. The readable items indicate a baseball context but lack coherent details, making a concise event headline and summary difficult to pin to a single outcome.
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Chicago
OMRO
Byala md Cranial
Lado
Minner
Owen
Man Dies After 20 Foot Well Trapping in New York
The body of Dominick Attoo was raised from a 20-foot well shaft at 2 40 p m today about 28 hours after he became trapped A hospital physician Dr Harold Berson pronounced the boy dead shortly after rescue The event occurred in New York and the incident ended with a fatality reported by authorities
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New York
Dominick Attoo
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Copstigh
Allrror Enterprises
Tey Maleate
Lee Angeles
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Fremont County
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Charles McDaniel
Todsy
Lares
Lee
Opty
Edward Gormley
Sherif George Hii
Gormley
Greeley High School
Adams Bounty
National Automobile Theft Bureau
Gornley
Garmley
Robert Widund
Ginaha
Sotheast Nebraska
Harold McCall
Beatrice
Waler
Forrest Ritch
Bratrica
Qilh
Minas
Wilber
Trarly
de Witt
Lincoln
M. M. Carpenter
Gait
Jack Willams
Hho Healangla
Gamlels
Was
T. G. Dennis
Pourih Street
Tara
Grant
U.S
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