Taft backs temporary continuation of excess profits tax
Washington by-Son. Taft and Senate leader Tutt urged extending the excess profits levy to fund budget balancing. Taft called the tax vicious in parts yet probably worth a temporary extension. Sparkman questioned long term continuation, favoring balancing revenue and spending with presidential guidance. A Citizens Group for Public Schools plans a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to organize next year’s committees.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Tutt
Senate
Congress
Tall
Eisenhower
White House
H Taft
Leo Sparkman
D-Ala
Democrata
Sperkman
Sparkman
Ha Dodon
Citisens Committee
Mother and Infant Injured in Crash in Colorado
A Greeley mother Betty Moorhand 28 and her six month old daughter Karen were injured in a one car crash Sunday evening near Kersey. The car rolled after wheels caught in the east shoulder. both were hospitalized at Weld County General. Several other Colorado drivers were involved in minor collisions nearby including Goelein, Adams and Pleand. Police reported multiple accidents at junctions near U 8 and Colorado 14 and other locations during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Saat
Kersey
Betty Moorhand
Karen
Ray Moorhead
Barly Goelein
Lawrence W. Adams
Boulder
George Miller
Greelay
Daniel Pleand
Milliken
Caliider
Kunday Morelits Varteeset
Jahistown
Weener
Chevrolet
Jon Ford
Quintran
Alticer Ale
Sozna
Kay Tate
Ford
Lapien
Library Will Not Open Thursday in Greeley
Greeley Public Library, closed for repairs and decoration, will not open Thursday. The library plans to reopen Saturday at 9 a.m. Local staff announced the schedule and urged patrons to note the temporary closure.
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Greeley Public Library
County Rejects Three Pleas for Liquor Licenses
County commission unanimously rejected applications for three new liquor outlets after a public hearing with over 100 attendees. Protests from Galeton residents, local ministers, and the county WCTU cited low income impact and safety fears, while officials said no immediate community need exists for more licenses.
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Licenre
R. W. Johnson
Galeton
Cpair
Adolfo Carnejo
Route 1
Greatey
Red Bird
Fifth Street
Berry J. Slater
Enginwood
Dearfield
Galston
WCTU
Bruce McDivitt
Anu Af
Greeley
Galetan
Sherman W. Naileon
State Patrol
Thesarean
City Engineering Dept Reorganized Into Three Units
City engineer Charles Le Feber announces the engineering department will be reorganized into three functional units adding three engineers. Field data collection, office record keeping, and inspection for code compliance will be established with coordinated maps and utility details. Sky View School hosts a special meeting Tuesday at 8 PM to discuss consolidation of the district’s school tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles le Feber
Ray
Ray Case
Sky View
Mrs. Fred Teller Dies Here Sunday
Mrs Fred Teller former resident of the Dela district and Fort Callings area dies Sunday at 21 Hertford Street. She was born in Greeley and leaves a widower ten daughters and several grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Thursday in the drawing room of the Marrs home with arrangements by the local church society.
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Mracaueta Fe Teller
Fred
Teller
Dela District
Grerley
Borndaly
Hertford
Tritoy Wee Marie
Greeley
Mik
Teleens
United Presbyterian Vd
Ladies Aid
I Ann
Mihia Flapper
Greptey
Sive Clark
Giincen
Eilorade
Fusnral Sarvicse
Cache la Poudre Dedicated to Anna C Petteys
The 1952 Cache la Poudre yearbook from Colorado State College of Education dedicates the volume to Mrs. Anna C. Petteys of Brush, vice-president of the college trustees, who received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters this year. She has long served on the state board of education and works on committees for education of exceptional children and migrant laborers’ children. The yearbook, photographed by Skeets Calvin and designed by CSCE faculty, features pages by editor Lyon Sanderedt and business manager Gordon Hudel, with staff including Sally Jacobson and Pat Smith. Printed by the Greeley Daily Tribune commercial printing department.
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Cache la Poudre
Colorado State College of Education
Ule Dents
Anna C. Petteys
Brush
Airs
Petteys
Atls Iegres
Atate Board of Education
Citizens Committee For
Patteys
High Plains Daily Journal
Sterlioz
Skeets
Calvin
CSCE
Agaln
Dick Bibler
CSUM
Lyon Sanderedt
Snyder and
Sterling
Cole
Long-time Platteville Resident Georgia Henderson Dies
Georgia Irene Henderson age 66, a pioneer resident of Platteville since 1928, died Sunday at Maleo Pathic Memorial hospital. Born January 1, 1887 in Denver, she lived with her family in La Salle and Greples before settling in Platteville. She was a member of First Christian church of Greples and active in church work. Survivors include daughter Glen Masaey of Lovetta, Havard G. Henderson of Van Nuys, and several nieces. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Georgia Irene Henderson
Maleopathic Memorial Hospital
Platteville
Denver
Hendgorsen
Harry Foretune
Greeley
Dhrée
Silent POW Faces Homefront Fear Amid War News
Fragmented OCR text shows disrupted phrases about a POW and home life, with garbled names and events. Mentions of anger, danger, and a figure named Tristan hint at a tense wartime or captivity context, though many words are unreadable.
Inches of rain soak Weld county crops in weekend storm
Partly cloudy weather in Greeley after a major storm dropped up to 1.5 inches in Weld county. Public Service station in Greeley recorded 0.95 inch for 24 hours to 6 am Sunday, with 1.55 inches at Brighton and Lupine area. Nunn and nearby towns saw lesser totals. The storm revived dryland wheat and spring crops, with farther areas receiving significant rainfall and potential for more showers Monday.
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Public Service Company
Rely
Weld
Weld County
Greeley
Brighton-Port Luplow
Great Western Agar Company
Johnstown
Kesnesbury
Plattevite
Nunn
Keaton
Briggsdale
New Raymer
Windsor
Althe
Lord Ralp
Rave
Board Approves Firm To Survey Western Slope
The Water Conservation Board approved a $50,000 contract with a Los Angeles engineering firm for a Western Slope water survey due by November 1, later than the original six month plan. A $2,504 contract with the University of Colorado for an eco wear survey accompanies the project. New appointees were named by Gov. Arthur. the meeting also elected officers and discussed staffing.
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Demveriff
Colorado
Water Conservation Board
Los Angeles
Slopa
George Hailey
Warren
Upper Colorado
Davi -G. Will
Upper
Colorado” River
Conservation Board
University of Colorado
Oetes
Cape Itoh
Phoraten
Varad
Roberts
Weaver
Raphael Moses
Alnow
Murhe
Craik
Talley Aews
Chatieman
Ty Onlwaye
Fein Wharienaiet
Tn Oat Alea
War Ceawtund
Gireley Ath Fert Marez
Poyeppecal
Leeds
Wilaid
Tosa
Raymond Ay Tan
Canada
Frank Mertie
Tirana
European forces still too weak to avert reverses Ridgway says
General Ridgway told Congress that even at planned strength Free Europe’s forces would be insufficient to prevent a Soviet attack. He warned no evidence supports peace talks as signaling deterrence remains unchanged. He urged continued foreign aid and noted improvements in leadership and weapons development.
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Europe
Ridgway
Washington Uy
Matthew B. Ridgway
Congress
U. S. Army
House Foyelen Affairs Committee
United States
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Aly
Mohlils
Middle East
Ridgway Haid
Oatis Reunited With Wife at Idlewild Airport
William N. Oatis, freed after more than two years in Czechoslovakia on spy charges, was greeted by his wife Laura Belle at Idlewild. The couple spoke briefly amid a cheering crowd of newsmen as AP officials and photographers captured the reunion.
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New York
William N. Oatis
Czechoslovakia
Hers Mouay
Idlewild
Associated Press
Pan-American World Airways
Newaman
Laurabelle
Gatls
Oatis
Frank J. Starzel
Ontis
Hisligh
Frankfurt
Germany
Alan J. Gould
Europe
Tip
Datls
Transient laborer stabbed in Garden City incident
A Saturday night stabbing at a Garden City site left a transient laborer hospitalized in Weld County General Hospital in a serious condition. The incident also involved other workers, with authorities reporting injuries and examining suspects. no clear motive or full details were provided in the fragment.
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Onatan
Weld County General Hospital
Mandae
Garden
Dover Hall
Tra
Adrian Alona
Worley
Kather Migrant
Feliz
Leroy Vrata
Heer
Two Air Freight Lines Announce Planned Merger
Washington airlines Flying Tiger Lines and Slick Airways disclosed plans to merge to gain about four percent of the U.S. air freight market. They submitted the merger to the Civil Aeronautics Board, noting potential profits and shared assets from 1953 operations.
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Washington
Flying Tiger Tins
Slick Airways
Civil Aeronautics Board
MiGs Shot Down Monday by Western Jet Pilots
Allied air forces report heavy dogfights over Europe with Western Sabre jets destroying multiple MiGs. One American pilot killed, several planes damaged, and additional MiGs likely shot down as operations continued. The day saw extensive aerial combat and losses on both sides.
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William J, Waugh
Weelender
California
Jrc
Air Force
Viefences
Ale Macce Sali Altied
Coli Iward
State Chain expands with seventh outlet in Colorado
The J. M. McDonald company adds the Greenely store marking its seventh outlet in Colorado and grows the chain to 58 stores nationwide. Charles Meyer remains in Greeley with plans to travel, while James Brown arrives as manager from Beloit Kansas, as the firm continues to expand from its Hastings base since 1926.
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State Chain
State
Ith
Charles Hy Meyer
Chaute Jn
Cloud
Klar Ot Hooper
Melconild Company
Kild
Dey
Colorado
Greeley
DT. McDonald
Brown McDonald Company
Hastings
Nebventury
Flem
J. M. McDonel
Direcsure
J. M. McDonald Company
J. 34 McDonald, Sr
Cortland
N.Y
J. ©. Penner
McDonald Farms
Brown-Ekberg Company
Brown-McDonald Company
Storkholders
3. M. McDonald Company
McDonald
J. M. McDonald, Jr
Meyer
Windsor
Windssor
Fort Collins
San Ta
Meter
Eighth Street
Moyer
Retay Chil
Chamber of Commerray
Tives Goles
Major League Baseball License Figures and Rosary Context
Fragmentary OCR text references Major League Baseball, license figures, and a La governor, without coherent event details or names. The readable portions hint at sports licensing and regional mentions but lack a clear story, participants, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a distinct card.
Oil drill reports from Sherrod Apperson and Gillette wells
Field notes describe multiple cores and drill stem tests in Weld, Morgan, and Larimer counties. Oil shows noted in Dakota and Lyann zones. Gillette No. 9 and related wells report coring depths around 341 feet and 6088 to 6122 feet with oil saturation. Drilling plans and rig movements across several properties are listed, including Morrison, Dakota, and Lyann intervals, plus recent activity near Buckeye, Perry No. 1, and New Raymer areas.
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Milliron
Sherrod- Apperson
Karl Siler
Takink
Theenhorn
Morgan County
Grover
Sherrod
Apperson
Narl Shier
Dakota
Tézh
Nwse
Weld
Graver
Lyann
LohmeonJobeson Drilling Company
Perry No. 1
Gillette
Tha Wall
Arind
Morrison
Continental Oll Company
Lyons
Perry
Perry Fa
Weld County
Ed Juerger
Buckeye
Larimer
al Ward & Bon On & Jenee Lifeu
Willard Franks
Hriggsdale
Larimer County
Johnson Drilling Company
Eisenhower
Ralph P. Allet
Buckingham
D.johnson
Midland
Texas
Cliff Summers
Walter Dunnn
C. G. Glasscock
James Sloss
New Raymer
Dark Star Beaten In Preakness Prep At Baltimore
In a Kentucky Derby lead in the stretch Dark Star finished second by three quarters of a length to Royal Bay Gem in a Preakness Prep at Baltimore. Todyth Nehlid rode Royal Bay Gem who paid 10.50 5.60 and 2.20 to show. Ram O War and Corres pondent finished well back.
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Baltimore
Royal Bay Gem Octil
Dark Star
Preakness Prep
Todyth Nehlid
Ray Bay Gem
Thera
Brite Campbell
Mra
Gordon Guihernon
Correspondent
Royal Ray Gen
Als Hackers
Blood Donor Appeal Amid Train Visit Confusion
Cramped, garbled report describes a blood donors appeal linked to a train visit in January or May. Officials mention quotas and a public information effort in Weld County, with vague references to penalties and safety concerns.
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Bof
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City Engineering Dept. Reorganized
Fred Teller
Anne
Pete Teys
Anna
Ty Ayake
McDonald Company
J. M. McDonald Co
J. M. McDonald, Sr
Gortland
J. M. McDonald
J. M. McDonald Fitm
Alfray
Wil
Munsan
United Nations
Tokyo
Irice Lulke Hug
Mert
Hy Panmunson
Eachangeaseue
Titan
Onal Lea
Macraas
Rory Ee Comatore
Govin
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