CSPA Speakers Attack No 900 and Call Names
Colorado Springs May 19. The Colorado State Protective Association erupted at a conference over reorganization law attacking legislators and calling for changes. Melvin Savage led the vitriolic session naming John O Phillipa and others, denouncing progressives and education officials including Dr W D Asfahl. He criticized student language skills and rising costs since 1940, urging revision of house bill 800 and questioning public instruction control.
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Colorado Springs
Colorado Feed Protective Association
Melvin Savage
Ordway
John O. Phillipa
Calan
Revert Happ
Rush
Arlen
Fiowlton
Las Animas
Ralph Walla
Ira Greeley
Willian Albion Carlson
Weld County
Mra
Kiteh
Durango
Delman Yadley
Akron
Brnto
Phillyn
Savage Naif
Walter Johnson
Waavare
W. D. Asfah
State Education Department
Fala
Abfahl
Savage
Eliker
Denver
Nublia Instruction
Iba
Armed Forces Day Observance to Unite Services
Washington announces a nationwide Armed Forces Day on Saturday May 20 with a joint parade and review before President Truman and other leaders. The day unites Army Navy and Air Force under a single program aiming to show unified defense strength. Flatbed ceremonies stretch coast to coast with participation by 4H units and military displays.
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Washington
Truman
John Joan
Bgrler Hotel
Hare
Army
Navy
Johnson
Bobhern
Fort Worth
Tex
4000 Deal for Rain Inducing Survey Authorized in Poudre
Fort Collins reports authorization of a 4000 dollar survey to test rain induction on the Poudre and Big Thompson watersheds. Engineers from the American Institute of Aerological Research will conduct the 60 day study funded by local irrigation firms and farmers. The project uses silver iodide seeding to trigger precipitation and may increase snowfall for spring water supply.
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Great Western Sugar Company
Coors Brewing Company of
Golden
American Iafiliuty of Aerological Research
Pakadena
Calif
Rapreaehtstra ‘T. RB
Gillenwaters
Poudre
Big Thompson
Larimer and Weld Irrigation Company
Larimer and Weld Reservoir Company
Windsor Reservoir Company
Huron Investment Company
Water Supply and Storage Company
Cache la Poudre Irrigating Company
Greelay
Lake Canal Ditch Company
Greeley
Ed Murrow
Fort Colling
Whtch
W. D. Farr
Gresley
Gurrey
Farr
Arvana
California
Community Building Final Plans Approved by Committee
Final plans and specifications for the Greeley community building gained Thursday night approval from the planning committee meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. The panel will seek bids once City Attorney Gilvert signs the general contract specifications, with bids likely posted by mid next week and opening set for the 29th at City Hall. Construction should begin within 20 days of bid opening, and major changes include added north and south exits and extended balcony seating. Members attending the meeting represented the Chamber, farm groups, the school board, youth center, and women's organizations.
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Greeley
Chamber of Commerce
Robert NM
Gilvert
Lie
Albert C. Clough
Chamber of Comerce
Harry Bailey
Eaton
Frank A. Bergee
Ely
Ellis Starbuck
Ellis
Oliver L. Troxel
Yoho Williamson
L. L. Wilkinson
Clint J. Mayer
Weather Local Forecast For Friday And Weekend
Colorado is partly cloudy today with some afternoon showers or thunderstorms in mountains and east. Generally fair tonight and Saturday with winds along the eastern plains. Temperatures rise through Saturday, high around 81 and low near 42, in a windy, mild pattern.
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Colorado
Plasia
Senate Kills FEPC by 12 vote in dramatic stand
Washington and Wyoming senators clashed over the fair employment practices bill. The senate rejected a cloture petition by 18 votes, 53 to 32, blocking further debate and killing momentum for Truman civil rights legislation this session. The result favored southern Democrats and prompted plans for another push next week.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Southern Fomonrat
Namocratia Landor iLicos
Trinola
FEO
Meeker High School Sees Wave of Teacher Resignations
Superintendent Hollis A. Moore reports multiple Meeker faculty resignations including Julius Chatrees from social studies and Melvin A. Long in athletics. Others listed are Marjorie Tasmus son, Mary Jeanette Babasin, Mina Dahasin, Virginda Morgan, Jo Ann Conroy, Gloria Johnson, Camers Hilliam Morrleon, and Mrs Mortleon. Some staff plan to move to junior college or relocate to California, with family changes noted for several teachers.
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Hollis A. Moore
Julius Chatrees
Social Studes
Marjorie Tasmusson
Melvin A. Long
Don Sorber
Mary Jeanette Babasin
Mina Dahasin
Algo
Linecains
Merrilyn Gary
Central
Jo Ann Conroy
Whoonkye
Fratos Gloria Johnson
Hilliam Morrleon
Moora
Mra
Mortleon
Chotvacs
Conray
Art
Denver
Moore
Mra. Johnson
Harry
CSCH
California
Oxle
Husbord
Colorado Native Tample Dean Philadelphia May 18
Fragmentary notice references Dr. Joseph Aprowla Jr and a Lamar Colo native. Mentions a deity and a person named Joan of. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear event or outcome details.
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Philadelphia
Joseph 3
Aprowla, Jr
Lamar, Cola
Joan of
Tamale Ualrary A
Norman Dean Installed as Legion Head
Teo Crowley of Denver installed officers of the Victor Candlin post of the American Legion Thursday night at the Legion hall. Norman Dean was presented as commander for 1910 to 1951, with Ton Sutherland as vice commander and other officers named for three year terms. Plans were made to attend the water convention at Glenwood Springs in early June.
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Teo Crowley
Denver
Victor Candlin
Tur American Teton
Legion Hams
Livya Oliver
Norman Dean
Dent
Ton Sutherland
Clarence Mureh
Keith Miller
Clyde Clarkson
DU. St. Smith
Robert Trowtchens
Dick Redford
Srayms
Marl Beck
Glenwood Springs
Winnipeg Braces as Red River Flood Threat Grows
Rain worsens flood risk in Winnipeg Manitoba as Red River nears levels triggering possible general evacuation. About 210,800 homes in Winnipeg and St Boniface already flooded with 3,000 more threatened as the river climbs toward critical 92-foot mark. Mayor says evacuation would spread water into the east bank districts and housing area.
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Winnipeg
Man
Yeady
D. M. Stephens
Canadian Army
Red River
Winnipex
St. Benifaca
Garnet Coulter
Red
Tt Tt
St Boniface
Rei River
Ifusingas
Su Fh
Sample Shows Waste and Fraud In War Contracts
Comptroller General Lindsay Warren testified before Congress that a small sampling uncovered 25 million dollars in fraud and waste in war contract terminations and overpayments. He cautioned that only a sampling was examined, so actual losses could be higher.
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Washington
Lindsay Warren
Congress
Warren
Water pours into Lake Loveland from Adams tunnel
Water from the Adams tunnel at the Colorado Thompson project begins filling Lake Loveland to secure irrigation in a dry year. Initial 2960 water reached the lake with flows around 124 second feet. by Thursday it could reach 200 second feet, delivering about 400 acre feet to storage. Pipeline owners ordered 12 000 acre feet of West Slope water. ice slowed intake at the west portal.
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Walter
Adame
Lake Laveland
Big Thompson
Lake Lavel
Big Thompson Mutual Pipeline & Irrigation Company
Coat
Adams Tunnel
Little Thompson
Greeley-Loveland Ditch
Handy
Wome
Nillsboro
Iskee Lelng
Water Commissioner
Bis Thompson
Lloyd to Remain State GOP Chairman Until July Assembly
Pueblo native William L. Lloyd said he will stay as chairman of the Republican state central committee until the July state assembly in Denver where officials expect the meeting July 28 at Municipal Auditorium. He plans to resign after the fall election cycle to support the chosen successor. Senator Eugene D. Milliken spoke at the central committee luncheon.
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Denver
William L. Lloyd
Repubelican
State Cantra’ Committee
Lloyd
Pueblo
State Assembly
State Central Committee
Eugene D. Milliken
Yitttes
Fire Menaces H Rutz Farm Near Windsor
A fire at the H Rutz farm two miles north and half a mile east of Windsor was extinguished late May by Windsor and Baton fire departments. Stock and equipment were damaged. one hired man found the blaze at 9 15 p m as high winds threatened the buildings. President Jute of Lowry plans discussed in Denver May 19 with plans for a forest base windstorm.
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Henry W. Kuts
Windaor
Monibors
Windser
Baton
Domaga
J Hire
Frank Cabrera
Toth Wadger
Eaton
Howe
Mit Ag
Hottwaht
Jute
Lowry Plana Open House
Windwar Severance Farm
Burdatt
Denver
Towry An Jn
Disscuss
Foros Basa WiIl Hotd
Switchmen Postpone Strike to June First
Washington February 19 AP The APL Switchmen’s Walk on today is postponed to June 1 after mediation efforts by the National Mediation Board The board seeks to avert a walkout by coordinating action with railroad officials and union leaders in a tense labor dispute lingering from the prior stalled negotiations
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Washington
Asay
APL
National Mediation
Mapute
LDS Leader Benson to Speak at Park Congregational Church
Elder Benson, longtime LDS Church leader and descendant of early pioneers, will address an evening meeting May 26 at 1 80 oclock at Park Congregational Church. Also attending are Ray D. Dillman and Garth L. Lee, with Greeley members meeting at KP hall.
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Earn Tail Benson
Church of Jesus Christ
Park Congregational Church
Eldey Benson
Atoke
Boise State
Idaho
Washington, D.C
Boson
Apostis Henr
Bengon
Salt Lake Valley
Drigham Young
Bea
National Council of Warmer Cooperatives
American Institute of Cooperation and Missional
Boy ‘Scouts of Americad
Earopean Mission
Louiion
Benson
Flora Smith Amussen
Denver
Ray D. Dillman
Western State Mission
Garth L. Lee
Ky Teaver
Greeley
Earh Sandsy
Colorado convention of leer carriers in Greeley weekend event
The Colorado Convention of Leer Carriers and Auxiliary convenes in Greeley Saturday and Sunday. About 150 attendees from the National Association of Letter Carriers and the auxiliary will gather at the Camfield hotel with a luncheon, banquet, and multiple sessions led by state and national officers. The event includes a security of postal service talks and a Meeker Junior High School venue for auxiliary meetings.
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Colorado
Leer Carriers and Auxiliary
Greeley
Eris Jay
Vreeley
Willan O. Lolly
The
Nation Association
Paulmaster
Jesse Dorald Bot
Camfield
Lena Petarson
Oil Discovered in Fuerst Well Near Greeley
Artilers of the Platteiver Oil company reports a high grade oil discovery 4% miles east of Greeley in Weld county. Secretary-treasurer H BP Foursh traveled from Greeley after a telephone briefing with drillers. The well hit gas in the Niobram shale and then advanced toward the Muddy formation, with test drilling ongoing and plans to pull the drill stem for further tests.
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Greeley
H. BP
Foursh
Treasuer
Dia
Tie Oll
Berto
Dvilern
Weil
Sulr
Fiedler
Lodk
Phing
Jason de Wuerst
Two U S airmen welcomed home from Reds captivity
Two U S airmen held 18 months by Chinese Reds arrived at Long Beach aboard a Marine plane. Marine Sgt Homer C. Bender and Navy Chief William G. Ewith stepped down to American soil amid an emotional reunion with their families. Bender’s wife Ruby, awaiting with their sons, clutched teddy bears as the trio reunited.
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Dong Beseh
Calle
U.S
Cuina
Marine Sst
Hlmer C. Bender
Cinchmetl
Navy
Hise ‘Iefan
Willian G. Ewith
Long Weach
aaerby Log Alamitoa naval air sta+ dam
Ruby Smth
Smith
Michel
Patrick
Senate Upholds Truman’s Maritime Reform Plan
The Senate voted to abolish the maritime commission and shift its duties to the commerce department, marking the first favorable move on President Truman’s reorganization agenda. A Brewster resolution to reject the plan failed with 59 opposed and 49 needed for passage, leaving the measure to take effect by May 24 unless the House acts.
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Warerington
Senate Ioagy
Trutiak
Mariime Commission
Cummerce Department
Senate
Truman
Brewster
Dar
Three Year Old Drowns at Johnstown Mall Ditch
Three year old Isidro Cardoza drowned in a ditch near Miller farm north of Johnstown while irrigation was underway. Louis Gutierrez found the body as neighbors searched after the child went missing. Coroner John Minnit reported the boy and several other children on the Bare family farm had come from San Angelo, Texas six weeks earlier. The incident occurred around 9 o'clock Thursday morning when the boy reportedly fell from a bridge into about 100 inches of water. Medical staff failed to revive him.
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Isidro Cardoza
Miller Farn
Johnstown
Juleamenta
Mrr
Benigio Bardona
Cousderbie
Canvax
Louis Guterrez
Larhorn
San Angulo
Texas
John Minnit
le Mit
Mn Johnstown
Dnt Etform
Tody
Tn Ohnega
Tohhtown
Haines Released After Immigration Questioning
Immigrant Reginaut Joseph Haines was released after questioning on Thursday regarding alleged parale violations. Immigration officers from Yenyer spoke with Masnow and saw no grounds to revoke his photo, per Paul C, vollee Inv tor. Tintnoa entered ca r.
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Reginaut
Joseph Haines
Parala
Tiahtes
Alyo
Parale
Yenyer
Masnow
Paul C
Vollee
Tintnoa
Marriage Licenses Issued To Stark and Hetibrick Couples
John Henry Stark also listed as Mary Gyn élue Quinn of Greetey and Walter Hetibrick with Dorothy Salser of Hoth of Greeley granted marriage licenses in the latest city records.
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John Henry Stark
Mary Gyn Élue Quinn
Greetey
Walter Hetibrick
Dorothy Salser
Hoth of
Greeley
Millikin Seeks Reelection Bid Amid Critique
Senator Hugens D. Millkin of Colorado, a junior Republican, signaled plans to announce his reelection once personal matters are cleared. He accused the Democratic administration of flawed judgment and immorality in foreign policy, urging Republicans to act to alter the nation's course. He criticized the administration's handling of Europe and China.
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Nongar
Hugens D. Millkin
Colorado
Steven
Big Cand. Ney
50 Weathers
Federation of Colorado Republican Women’s Chibs
Blate Department
Millikin
Europe
Milkin
Asanrtad
Ontiva Orlent
Kovarnilen
Mons
Dr John Wadlin Dies in Sleep in Tulsa
Dr John A Wadlin 53 died of a heart attack in his sleep at Tulsa Oklahoma Thursday night His parents Mr and Mrs G B Wadlin are Union Colonists His widow Mia Wadlin two children Dr Jack Wadlin Tulsa and Mrs Virginia Evans Houston plus son Robert a bombardier in action near Guadalcanal Surviving siblings include Mrs Thebes and Dr Poe tzel of Greeley Funeral services will be held Monday in Tulsa with travel for relatives noted
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John A. Wadlin
Greeley
Tae
Okla
G. BY
G. Wadlin
Dre
Poetzel
Slary Wedlin Worley
Iai
Goelzels
Itchan Plan Versus Brannan Speech Sparks Widespread Debate
Richard 3. Kitchen, chairman of Ward County Young Republican, promotes a controversial "Witchen plan" as a two to date version of "a chicken in every pot" aimed at farmers. He envisions $300 monthly payments, removal of wealth loss, and guaranteed high purchasing power, claiming less red tape and cheaper butter imports.
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Richard 3. Kitchen
Ward County
Young Republion
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles Brannan
Greeley
Tia
Ettehen
Aerenga Controla
Dratan
Rue Cope
Kitchion
Mnet
Hon-Partigan
Roministee
Panalon
Mace Honatlona
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