Greeley High Band Concert Tonight at 1 30
Greeley High School presents its band concert tonight Tuesday at 1 30 in the high school auditorium with about 1800 in attendance. Under Earl Faulkner the program includes marches and classics such as Red Cavalry March and Nocturne with selections by Bach Lecuona Beethoven Griselle plus a baritone solo by Jack Brunkel and guest conductor William Gower.
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Bert Stobinsen
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Ann Nelean
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Standard Oil Dealers Meet Here Tonight
A gathering of northeastern Colorado oil dealers is planned for tonight at the hall to map a summer sales campaign. The conference, arranged by G. A. Glatay, will include dramatic acts from Standard Denver and aims to promote Rocky Mountain tourist traffic via newspaper advertising. Lunch will be served at the close.
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Aid to Iran Signed in Washington May 23
An agreement was signed in Washington today paving the way for American arms aid to Iran. Details remain sparse due to the damaged text but officials described a framework for assistance and cooperation with Iranian authorities.
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Telebor
Greeley Softball Opens Season With Night Games
Greeley softbal season starts tonight at 8:00 with two practice games. Doubleheaders scheduled for tonight and the week ahead, opening league play next Monday. Local teams face out of town rivals as four city league squads host games at 7:00 p.m. Tryde's Clothiers plays at 2:00.
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Greeley Real Estate Association Forms For Land Deals
The Greeley Multinto dating association forms to unite buyers and sellers of land estates. On May 4, members will inspect listed properties with owners present, led by Wheeler, a local realtor. An exclusive listing splits commissions among the listing agent and the association members who secure the sale. Other board members include Bentden Wheeler, Lysle Perry, Slee Smith, Elmer Brooke, and Anler.
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Allied Powers Demand Soviet Disbandment of East German Police
Washington reports that the United States Britain and France accuse the Soviet Union of creating a military style police force in eastern Germany. The three powers send separate notes to Moscow urging immediate disbandment to prove peaceful intent and uphold postwar agreements. The notes follow a London conference decision and call out armored training and weapons in the force.
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May Day Queen Bette Rae Hildreth of Milliken
Bette Rae Hildreth was crowned queen of Milliken May Day festivities on Friday. The senior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wildreth, led an all day program with sports and 4 basket plate events at noon. She will attend Girls State and was active in choir, band, school paper, and yearbook.
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Milliken
Militen
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Studiet Daily
UN Cimine Yeu
Dates Set for School Ballots in Two Districts
Two school districts including Columbing BG and Cotton Creel 47 set May 29 for votes on dissolution. Ballots list questions on the same measures and timelines with various polling sites and unscheduled votes noted for St Vrain 2. The notice emphasizes local turnout and district decisions on the dissolution proposal.
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Kersey Soil Election Judges Named for Local Vote
Cloyd Atott conservationist announced election judges for the Kersey Soil Conservation District poll. Judges Victor Koil Wayne McNeal Charles Achziger Fred Crofesant Ivan Kern will oversee the election at the Korsoy town hall from 10 am to 4 pm.
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Soy Town Hall
President Proclaims Memorial Day Observance Date
President asks Americans to observe Memorial Day May 30 and a day of prayer for lasting peace. He designates 11 am local time to unify the nation in prayer across religious faiths for enduring peace in a troubled world. The proclamation follows a congressional resolution urging tributes and prayers.
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Tuan
Keenesburg Man Dies In Denver
Solin Goats, formerly of Keenesburg, died at his Denver home on Monday afternoon. He is survived by several children including Mrs. Jack Lanverton of Grooley and John Goats of Santa Monica, California, among others. A funeral arrangement is planned by Howard Mortuary in Denver.
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Czechs Demand Reduction of U S Diplomats in Prague
Prague reports the Czechoslovak government demanded a cut in the U S diplomatic mission in Prague and Bratislava. The note requests the reduction take effect within six weeks, potentially reducing Prague’s American staff to four or five.
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Thompson Pipeline Seeks 200 Feet From Adams Tunnel
Thompson Pipeline will divert 200 feet of Adams Tunnel flow to feed farmers in the Big Thompson area. The Adams tunnel, with 56 cubic feet per second capacity, will run at full use when Granby storage and Estes Park conduits are activated. Water moves via Lake Loveland and the Gree ny Loveland canal system under Big Thompson ditches.
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McCain Named President of Kansas State College
Janson A. McCain a 43 year old Montanan, ex Navy lieutenant commander, will become president of Kansas State College starting July 1 with a salary of 14500 dollars. He previously taught at Colorado A and M College and held roles at Montana State University. He holds degrees from Duke and Stanford.
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Senate Upholds Truman Reorganization Plans in Senate
The Senate upheld three of President Truman's government reorganization plans, approving the disputed proposals to reorganize federal agencies while rejecting five related plans during the 60 day review. The votes preserved the core changes affecting the Commerce Department, General Services Administration, and related agencies, with a constitutional majority needed to overturn. Nearby, rescuers continued quarrying Pyramid Lake quicksand incidents in Reno as three missing people were feared dead, using army and amphibious vehicles in a search.
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Sevenths Grade Opereta At Parent's Night At Kepper
Seventh grade students at Gol iézo biph present their operetta for the third Uma Wednesday eve ning at 8 o'clock directing by James Kn eaid for Kepper auditorium. The program opens with a pantomime Old Sweethearts read by Jack Rucker. Cast includes Bobby Meyer as John Bachelor Shirley Man Calvin Polly Barbara i Cluesley Belly Marlena Cane Smines Sally Shirley Miller Pexey wife Volger Valerier Gladys Rusch Hilda Sue Migliore Delores Jean Walker Josephine Liana Kay Sheehy Madame Butterfly Anne Browne Dolly Garai Ann Munday Mary. Carmen Mizell sings Caing Home Whispering Love with Anne Browne at the piano. Then Down in Soninland features Cutford Retizel Colonel Porter Betty Carney Nancy Part Witona Brown Anne Ten Rul Wolfe Sophne Pow Melaren Richard Tarry Parker Franklin Julia Witwer Mary Tell. Last number will be vocal music by a sextet Anne Tirowne Toile Folger Geraldine Gresham Ati lone Cummings Shilly Mackey Mary Ann Wagner. Warren Gleslek is usher. Treats will be served to parents and friends after.
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Nancy Part
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Richard Tarry Parker
Franklin
Julia Witwer
Mary Tell
Last Wimber
Yacel
Anne Tirowne
Toile Folger
Géraldine Greshamiy
Atilone Cummings
Four Arrested for Skipping Bills at Drive-In Cafes
Four young men from Windsor and Ashton District were arrested on petty larceny charges after failing to pay for meals at two Greatey drive-in cafes. Carl Grinstead 20 Juan Koller 23 Louis Tromp 15 and Lee Bernhardt 24 allegedly drove away after ordering food and not paying. Police, led by Marshal Jeff Alten and Sgt M D McKinney, pursued the suspects after complaints from both cafés.
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Carl Grinstead
Juan Koller
Louis Roy ‘Tromp
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Ashton
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Bernhardt
M. DL McKinney
Asslaleit
Kat
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Routh
Avenia
168 Pictures Submitted in Baby Contest
Judges at Mie Oribune Small Talk contest decide winners and honorable mentions from 168 submitted pictures. Prizes come from Barber's Garner's and The Marling. Six top entries printed in Tribune. another contest to end September 6 announced.
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Ewing
Denver Bakers Strike Shuts Shops As Wage Row Grows
Denver bakers walk out demanding 15 cent raise as major bakeries hold line. About 300 workers stopped work at dawn and returned by midnight after talks with shop owners failed to resolve the dispute. Local shops faced bread shortages through the day.
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Fixing Rumors Provoked Tulsa Gambling Raids
Oklahoma City May 2 4 Gov Ray J Turner said rumors that state officers were taking payoffs to let gambling places operate sparked raids. Fifty two officers searched Bel Air tourist courts in Creek county between Tulsa and Sapulpa finding 65 year old E R Happy Hiloutan dead from a shooting. C C Wilcox owner of the courts was questioned. Raids also hit Drumright Sapulpa and towns in Creek county.
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Happy) Hiloutan
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Majga League baseball results and night games noted
In a chaotic recap a Majga League baseball box score shows Chicago and Brooklyn at 203 000 and 000 10% with various pitchers including Branca Campanella and Owen. Other American League games list St Louis Washington and Detroit scoring late with substituting players and pitchers Witckhreon Calvert and Tobin Ikon.
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General Motors CIO Sign Five Year Contract Education Reuther
Detroit May 24 General Motors and the CIO United Auto Workers announced a preliminary five year contract for about 260 000 GM workers. The agreement provides 100 monthly pensions with social security benefits, preserves union wage gains, and sets a staged five year wage and benefit package amid broader industry changes.
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House approves Navy modernization program
Washington May 24 The House voted for a 69 million dollar navy modernization plan. It funds construction of 50,000 tons of new ships and a few vessels including an atomic powered submarine and a guided missile ship, plus conversion of up to 208,000 tons of existing vessels. There was no opposition.
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Peaceful Youth March In Berlin Promised By Soviet Zone
In Berlin the East German communists pledged a peaceful youth march underway now. Spokesman Gerard Bisler said the protest would be orderly and not provoked by Western sectors. He urged reporters to show the world the movement’s calm nature and readiness of tens of thousands of youths.
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Hanson Will Not Seek Re-election from Weld County
A. Willstan Hanson, Weld County Colorado district two commissioner, announced Tuesday he will not seek a third term. He has served about 40 years in county government and touted achievements while praising colleagues and his district.
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Justice Actuans Slot Owners and Returns Machines
Georgetown Colorado May 13 Justine of Vic Perce O Barlow Wilmarth ordered returns of illegal slot machines to owners after ruling no evidence they operated as gambling devices Five tavern operators Nan son Cole Looker Allen Mogler faced charges but were cleared and machines were returned amid ongoing vigilance for future slot activity in Clear Creek County
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Weather Local for M4 Hanes Ending 8 A M Tuesday
Weather notes show possible thunderstorms and showers across the region Tuesday morning through Wednesday, with periods of warmer afternoons and cooler nights. Temperatures trend up and down with chances of intermittent thunderstorm activity in the indicated windows.
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