Small Talk Contest To Close May Deadline
Entries for the Tribune Final Talk contest are due by May 20. The top six winning photographs will be printed, with prizes from Gardner's Barber's and The Martine. Judges include Louise Miller Eugene Baldmann and Leslie Dae Lindow. Competitors may submit baby photos not older than two years on May 1 1960 with a clever saying and photographer details.
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Two Sisters Injured In Fifth Crest Road Collision
Marian Harmon 17 and Linda Harmon 7 were injured when a 1937 Chevrolet struck a truck on Fifth Crest Road near Greeley. Marian suffered a fractured nose and chest injuries, Linda had severe bruises, and Mrs Taith Kem 8% was uninjured. Patrolman Ratz Klug reported the car veered after Marian Harmon looked toward the back seat as two youths, William Goddard 15 and another, opened a gate nearby.
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Bids Sought for Two Oiling Projects in Colorado
Denver May 18 The highway department seeks bids on two oiling jobs totaling 2.66 million in northern Colorado. One work covers 9 miles from Wray to the Nebraska line and the other 7.6 miles on highway 14 between Bierling and Blaneham. Bids will be opened June 0. The department estimates the cost at about 2.66 million.
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Row Over Use of National Guard Plane on Conference Jaunt
Gen. Schaefer and Gov. Johnson clash over use of Colorado National Guard planes for the governor and aides to attend the National Governors Conference. Johnson accuses insubordination over a canceled flight due to weather while Schaefer cites regulations restricting guard aircraft to governor and guard members.
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Switchmen Call Railroad Strike For 40 Hour Week
The Switchmen's Union of North America calls a railroad strike starting May 23, affecting ten western lines including Chicago Great Western and Denver and Rio Grande Western. About 6,000 switchmen seek a $3 per hour raise to a 40 hour week, amid exhausted mediation and a history of 40 hour work weeks since 1949.
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Overpayment Interest Rates Cut by W and M
Washington May 18 The committees move to cut the interest rate paid by the government on overpayments of taxes from 6 to 2 percent The current system refunds overpayments at 6 percent while late payments incur penalties The change would save the government about 67 million dollars annually and affect taxpayers and refunds
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Atlantic Pact Ministers Create High Command for Western Europe Forces
Atlantic Pact foreign ministers established a permanent high command to develop armed forces for Western Europe’s defense. They aim to appoint a chairman soon and to implement plans defining strategic and military needs, coordinating with North Atlantic Council and defense committees.
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CSPA Proxy Opens Fire in Colorado Springs Meeting
Melvin Savage of Ordway Caio president of the Colorado Schools Protection Association urged reform of the school system at a Denver area meeting. He criticized Denver teens and warned that higher academic standards are needed to curb moral decline while discussing House Bill 00 and testing revstitutionality. The session drew many Colorado participants as he called for input from smaller districts on school transportation and facilities.
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Weather Summary for Several States and Regions
Weather Tentor 24 hritra enring a. m1. Thursday: Wheh. 875 low 51. Colorado-Partly cloudy Thursday, Thursday night and Friday, scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorm, locally gusty winds. Wyoming-Cloudy with showers and thundershowers Thursday and Thursday west, Friday partly cloudy, scattered showers mostly mountains and south, cooler Thursday afternoon. New Mexico-Partly cloudy Thursday night and Friday, widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers mainly mountains and north, cooler north Friday. Truman Praises Schuman's Proposal Washington, May 18. President Truman welcomed Schuman's plan for pooling French and German coal resources as a basis for a new relationship between France and Germany and for a united Europe. Lyle Norton Heads Optimists Denver, May 13. Lyle Norton of Colorado Springs named regional governor of the Optimist Club. other new officers include Ralph H Piney of Denver, Clyde Tonstein of Fort Collins, Roy Woilo of Nowder, and Sam Talley of Hawline, Wyoming.
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Bait and Fly Casting Tournament Tonight at Cater Hall
A bait and fly casting tournament is set for this evening at Cater Hall at 8 p.m. The event was moved from Wednesday night due to Bran TRAN SpePER issues and will proceed with participants from local clubs.
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House Upholds Two Plans for Reorganization
In Washington on May 18, the House supported President Truman’s reorganization proposals for the labor and commerce departments. A motion to disapprove the commerce plan failed amid House debate led by Rep. Hoffman. The labor plan had earlier been upheld, with ongoing criticism of several other reorganizations and signals the Senate may vote down or delay actions. The process hinges on passage or defeat of resolutions to approve or disapprove each plan.
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David Miller to Speak at Ft. Morgan Library Conference
David Miller, a Greeley attorney, will lead the sixth annual Ft. Morgan library conference with Joseph J. Sullivan of Laramie, Wyo. Also on the program are Margaret Ward of Denver Public Library discussing personnel, and Harold Narick of Denver as the evening speaker, as northern Colorado and southern Wyoming canyon representatives meet Friday.
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Fire Damages Home on Fourteenth Avenue
Firefighters were alerted at 4:32 am to a blaze at Elisabeth bint's residence 1316 Fourteenth Avenue. Mattresses and bedding were damaged by flames, investigators say a cigarette started the fire in the bedding area during the night.
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Straw Hat Day Arrives Here
Straw Hat Day arrives with a range of hats from 3.95 to 16. Prions and quality are noted as improving due to growing conditions and Ecuador supply. Panama and other styles are highlighted with western strays and sailor hats, plus colorful Pan finogra options.
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CSCE Frosh's Photo in National Magazine
A cropped caption notes Pat Carroll of Coto tio State College of Hunton frostman performing in a feature photoshoot titled Big Deal on Wheela by Robert Shoemaker in This Week for May 7. The image, by Hy Poskin, appears in Metropolitan Sunday papers with wide circulation. copy sent to Greeley from the New York Herald Tribune.
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Joyriders Blamed for Missing Atomic Auto
In New York on May 1 authorities blamed joyriders for the disappearance of an atomic energy mission blueprint. A Brooklyn restaurant incident led to the car being driven away with ten blueprint papers for Stockhaven National Laboratories at Upton, Long Island. Police traced the vehicle to Coney Island two hours later. The papers remained intact and officials downplayed danger, calling it joyriding.
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16 Are Killed in Crash of B 29 at Azores
A B 29 bomber crashed off the Lagães field at Lagens, Azores, killing 16 of 18 aboard. The aircraft caught fire and burned minutes after the crash. Home base listed as Barksdale, Shreveport. En route from Bermuda to England for overseas training, the plane was diverted due to engine trouble.
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Bigtime Gambler May Face Perjury Charges
Washington reports Senator Tobey says it is highly possible a senate committee will consider perjury charges against gambler Frank Erickson. Perjury under oath carries up to a $10,000 fine and 10 years in prison in the District of Columbia as Tobey and others review Erickson's testimony to a senate commerce subcommittee on evidence seized from Beickeos accountant by New York police.
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Brannan Praises Farm Prosperity To Aid Nation
Secretary of Agriculture Charles F Brannan told about 150 farm folks in Greeley that agriculture must be kept prosperous for the good of the nation. He urged farmers to strengthen their voice and warned against plans that benefit only one sector while noting the Brannan plan was not named.
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Randolph Narrow Lead in ITU Election
Indianapolis May 16 AP Randolph leads in race for fourth term as International Typographical Union president. Early returns show Randolph 16,101 to rival G. Spaylintan 15,088. Detroit and Chicago counts awaited. Final results expected Friday with regional totals and late tallies from under 200,000 population towns watched.
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Ditch Officials Vote Unanimous on Rain Survey Contract
Two dozen northern Colorado ditch officials met to approve a survey on increasing rainfall in the Poudre and Thompson river basins west of the foothills. A second meeting is set for noon Thursday to discuss contracting the survey, with representatives from irrigation groups present and concern over low water flows and lake storage.
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Wheat exporters told to sell under new market scheme
Washington authorities announced exporters may now sell wheat for export under the 1260-6 market scheme. Officials said the agriculture department set the terms and exporters can begin shipping wheat today.
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Weld Census Nears Finish in Weld County 1050 Count
Enumeration of Weld county residents for the 1950 census should be almost finished by week’s end says district supervisor Don DeClare. Greeley areas face minor delays due to contact issues, but outside the city the county is nearly complete with two remaining districts expected to wrap by Friday. Completion hinges on tabulations and Washington approval before release.
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