Two Vi Get mi Honors The Two Vi Get mi Honors
Two graduates of Colorado Brite College of Education will receive the 2959 alumni award from the Associated Students Saturday at halftime in Colorado State Western. Leo Willisks Butler of Fort Lupton, a teacher and journalist, and Miss Jean Hunt of Loveland are the recipients. Butler has served as Fort Lupton superintendent since 1938 and holds degrees from CSCE. Hunt, a English and journalism teacher at Loveland High, has held multiple education roles and led in state teacher associations.
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Colorado Brite College' of
Colorado
Leo Willisks Butler
Fort Lapton
Wepe Hunt
Arid Journallam
Love Ghigh
Ime
Bass
Associated
Gilbert Hause
Iy Dtsb
Ate
CECH
Butler
Adoots
Fort Lupton
Colorado State College of Education
CSCE
Universities of
Chicago
Mr. Butler
Phi Delta Kappa
National Education Association
Colorado Education Association
Colorado School Administrators
Colorado Schoolmasters
Weld Counte ‘ Admintetrators Club
Colorado Association of School Administrators
Mise Jean Hunt
Loveland High
Colorado State College of Rancation
Udw
Kodbieh
Dournaltam
Loveland Tilgw
Dabsqna
Windeur
Tia -Aneresn Association
Tat
William Butler
Jean Hunt
Colorado State
Fellowship Evangelism Mission Director Arrives for County Program
Morris Hy Pull of Jefferson City Missouri arrives to direct an extensive county wide program led by the Fellowship Evangelism Mission. The plan includes self study in churches, youth opportunities, and a Sunday address by a guest leader. A leadership meeting and subsequent luncheon follow at First Methodist Church in the county headquarters.
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Morris Hy Pull
Jeffernonnty
Wold County
Churches of Missouri
Tin Mission
Greeley
Hla Mdihustaam
First Methodist Church
John Read
Homecoming Opens Tonight with Bonfire and Shows
Colorado State flags fly as Homecoming activities begin with bonfires on campus and house judging at 8:45 p.m. Decorated dorms and sorority houses line the route, as crowds tour lights and displays before a 2 p.m. Saturday football clash against Western State Mountaineers. Judges eye twenty dorms and several independent houses, with a parade, queen candidates, and a Saturday night variety show at Holtzabruin.
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Gunter Hall
Colorado State
Jackson Field
Western State
Gunnison
Tuniabt
Jo Kikved
CSI
Dudgee
Alpha Sigma Alpha Sectority
Eleventh Avenue
Pi Kappa Sigma Asrority
Tenth Avenue
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Eighth Ava
Sigma Sinema Sigma Sorority
Alpha Signa Tau Sorority
Thirteenth Avenue
Theta Bigme Pation
PBI Opelta Pi Fraternity
Eighth ‘Avenue
United States and Allies Demand UN Action on Korea Reds
The United States and five other nations urged the United Nations Security Council to call for immediate withdrawal of Chinese communist forces from Korea. Britain Planes Cuba Norway and Ecuador co sponsor the bid, with anticipated support from nationalist China, while veto risks loom and debate may proceed without China’s envoy.
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Max Harrelson
Lake
Succes
United Sti
United Nations’ Security Council
Korea
Council
U. N
North Korea
United States
Britain
Cuba
Norway
Ecuador
China
Kenersl Assembly
Ashita Dinu
Red China
Collazo Indicted in Truman Attack Case
A federal grand jury indicted Dacer Callan, a Puerto Rican, for murder in the November 1 intrusion on Blair House, when guards killed one attacker and wounded another. The case centers on joint felony murder liability under District of Columbia law, with potential death sentence upon conviction.
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Washington
Dacer’ Callan
Puerto Riena
Truman
Bill Muard
Cojlero
Murist
District of Columbia
Eye-Wittessen
Torresola
Columbia
Colorado Traffic Toll Reaches 328
Durango, Colo. Nov. 10. Joe Lopez, 20, died at a hospital last night, increasing Colorado’s fatality toll for the year. A car overturned on a curve four miles north of here, injuring 21-year-old Raymon Lite, with home listed as Parse, Colo. Police report details are incomplete in the fragment.
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Durango
Colo
Joe Lopez
Colorado
Lopes
Cols
Raymon Lite
Car Fire Prompted By Fueling Mistake
Firemen were called at 6 59 p m Wednesday to an automobile fire at Elxhih pvanuo and Eleventh Street. The driver's name was not obtained. He reportedly tried to check the radiator with a match. Damage was small.
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Fira
Elxhih Pvanuo
Eileventh Street
Loveland High School CSC Marching Band Homecoming Ball Prep
The Loveland High School CSC marching band directed by Ralph King will perform after a game with halftime shows and drill formations. A faculty sponsored alumni gathering is planned at Meoutty Hall one room, with alumni invited, to culminate in the Homecoming Ball at Gunter Tall.
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Loveland High Schoo
CSC
Ralph King
Eight States Back Regional Education Compact
Eight Western governors approved a regional compact for medical, public health, dental, and veterinary education to be funded by state legislatures. The plan creates a Western State Commission on Higher Education with three members from each state, to set facility costs and administer the program, which may later expand to other fields. Adoption moves forward after unanimous votes from Oregon Governor Douglas Dickey and Colorado Governor Walter Johnson.
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Denver
Alecuesion
Attornaya General
Warloro Statin
Frank Bene
Council of State Governments
Doulas Dickey
Oregon
Walter Johnson
Colorado
Crow Valley To Sell 900 Cattle At Second Annual Sale
Crow Valley Livestock association plans its second annual sale at the experiment station northeast of Nuna on Tuesday November 14. A recent fleet sale fetched 964 head including yearling heifers steers calves and cattle bringing in 128000 dollars. This sale aims to auction about 900 head including cows with W A Warnock and Murray Giffin as auctioneers.
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Crow Valley Livnatuck Association
Nuna
W., A. Warnock
Murray Giffin
Woman Recommended for Defense Assistant Post
Anna M. Rosenberg of New York has been recommended by Secretary of Defense Marshall for the highest post ever held by a woman in the military. She would serve as assistant secretary of defense, handling manpower and naval policy matters, pending presidential nomination and Senate confirmation.
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Washington
Anna M. Rosenberg
New York
Defenas
Mershall
Anajalant
Rosenberg
Trupian
Senate
Fetensa Department
Parnoboel
Scout Finance Seminar In Weld County Towns Tonight
Scout representatives and chairmen for Boy Scout troops in Weld County towns will attend a finance seminar at Ten Touge dinner tonight at 7:20 pm. They aim to raise funds in each town to support the Boy Scout program and contribute to the Long's Peak round budget via the Gractay Community Chest.
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Weld
Onttla Greeley
Grac- Tay
Wold
Appointment named to fill seat on civil service panel
Denver, Nov. 10. Witam B. Trivv ot Puchio was named by Gov. Johana to fill the remainder of the term vacated by George L. Hickel who resigned as head of the civil service commission. The appointment comes as Hickel steps down to take a wartime command in the arena.
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Denver
Witam B
Ot Puchio
Alate Civil Narvice
Johnana
Trir
George L. Hickel
Atria
Monace San Bernardino
Nerpardino
Cailf
Norenarn
Three Banks Here To Close on Saturday
City county and state offices will close on Armistice Day Saturday. The First Industrial Bank will be open all day, while the other banks close. The chamber of commerce will observe regular Saturday afternoon closing. The Greeley public library will close. Ward County library remains open. Greeley store will also be open and the Tribune will publish as usual.
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Chamber of Commerce
Greeley Public Library
Ward County Library
Gresley
Tribune
City Post Office To Run Regular Saturday Hours
Postmaster Henno Wilkinson reports no rural deliveries on Armistice Day due to General Lawler’s instruction to Postmasters. City mail, however, will be delivered as usual, and post offices will operate Saturday hours from 8 to 1.
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Henno Wilkinson
Phuraday
Greeley
Armietie
Wilkingoy Eaid Ba
Agalatent Fosttase
Fer Generel Lawler
Doon
Denver Phone Pickets Quit Amid Nationwide Strike
Denver headquarters and several cities faced picket patterns as a nationwide strike against Western Electric spread through Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph workers. Pickets withdrew at Denver HQ while Pueblo and Colorado Springs persisted. other lines formed in Phoenix, Roswell, Logan, Provo, and El Paso. The CIO union said picketing would be intermittent. long distance operations remained near normal.
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Denver
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Tele
Atrixera
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Tha ‘Company
Aries
Phoenix
Arie
Roswell
N. M
Legan Aml Provo
Utah
Communications Workers of America
Agalant
Wei Pany
Ata Telephone
Long Diatance
Unitin
Eluke
Agato Normal
Ted Nuha
Yeneon
le Cwa
CWA
Western Electric
Mountain States
Oldelals Or
Western Electric Company
Western Electric Ara
Natal
Thera
Danreéf
Ares
Menihora
Communications
Waorkera of America
CIO
Mountain Atntos
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
New Mexico
Arizona
Idaho
el Paso County
Tex
Allies Tighten Steel Band in North Korea
Allied forces tighten a steel band along Korea's northwest as U S and Chinese forces clash near the Yalu River. Chinese troops move into North Korea while U S jets strike targets near Sinuiju and Antung, with reports of significant tank and truck losses on the Red side.
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North Korea
Beoul
Altos
Forosa
William Jordan
Tokchon
Korum
Ti Cane
Manhhutian
Korea
U. S
Yalu
Amaoist Mattchuria
Sinuiju
Tha Grand
Associated Press
Seoul
Peiday
Eighth Army
Ite
Pyongyang
U. & Navy
Ciy
Fifth Air Force
Sinuju
Antung
Manchura
Sureas
Pilois
Reda
Red Ching Hea
Corn Crop Estimates Released by Agriculture Dept
Washington reports the agriculture department’s next to test year forecast puts the corn crop at 3,105,436,000 bushels, about 12,631,000 less than a month earlier. The soybeans and other major crops had no new estimates.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Extea Egg-Poultry Reel and AXUS Recipes Availability
Availability notices indicate Extea Egg-Poultry Reel and AXUS poultry recipes. The Ward County Extension Office in Parsons holds details, while other organizations advertise related products and services.
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AXUS
Nc Poultry
Amor
Kesbord
Fireplay Gas
Ward County
Parsons
Northern Conference To Play Schedule Despite Weather
Northern conference teams will hold their games as scheduled in spite of the sudden cold weather. Englewood travels to Greerly for a 2 pm tilt today and Loverland goes to Longmont for the same time. Lesgide and Fast Calto play Gallifer at 2 pm Saturday to round out the schedule.
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Englewood Numea
Grerley
Tilt Tnday
Lover
Travela
Longmont
GOP Polled Over Five Percent of Vote in Nafion
Washington Nov 10 P Republicans polled slightly over fifty two percent of a record off year turnout. AP tally shows 40,787,215 ballots cast, best non presidential year since 1946. Republicans led Democrats 21,049,278 to 18,848,129. Minor parties later added to total. Georgia and Alabama constitutional amendments pushed final count to 40,727,213.
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Washington
Republica
Moathlates
Associated Press
Georgia
Alabama
Aged Laramie Woman Burned to Death
Laramie Wyoming November 1 47 An elderly woman was burned to death when an overheated furnace set fire to her six room stucco home Fire Chief Alfred Neileen said Mrs T Z Siutit a resident of Laramie for about 70 years was apparently trying to reach for a phone when she overdome Her body was found near the doorway of a small dining room in the rear of the house.
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Laramie
Wyo
Alfred Neileen Sali
T. Z. Siutit
Gas Company Employee Drops Dead at Office
Martin H. Janssen aged 46 died suddenly of a heart attack in the Grealey Gas company office Friday morning as he prepared to start his day’s work. He had worked for the gas company four years and lived in Greeley 23 years. Survived by wife Sadie and several children, plus two brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Macy’s.
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Martin H. Janssen
Twalfth Avenue
Grealey Gas Company
Gas Company
Mr. Janssen
Junta 6
New Cranswieck
N. J
Greeley
George
Creeley
Anoth
Don
Macys
Livestock Association to Meet Tonight in Weld County
Members of the Weld County Livestock Association will convene tonight at Belggsdate High School for an oyster supper and business meeting. The program begins at 7 p.m. with county agent Robert Fithian noting discussions on livestock markets, pasture management, and irrigation. Participants include Clint Marser, Jaman, and Kine from the state departments, plus Harry Smith and Lerog Dalton among marketing panelists.
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Weld County Livestock Agsociator
Bualneas
Belggsdate
Oyatey Super
Robert Fithian
Clint Marser
Colorado AM Range Management Department
Condty Agant Fieargs
Jaman
Im Kine
Belzgedale
Harry Smith
Extension Marketing Apectaliat
College
Lerog Dalton
Eaton
Deragheety
Indian Summer in Deep Freeze at 1 Below
Frigid conditions gripped Weld County with temperatures below zero, Windsor and Greeley among the coldest spots. Snow and ice slowed travel while beets and sugar beets remained in supply for area factories as Arctic air spread across the plains and into neighboring states.
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Mathere Nommeters
Weld County
Zeco
Creeley Reutdanta
Public Service Company
Weld Cowity
Gresley
Windsor
Great Western. Sugar Company
Fonds
Brost
Greeley
Reco
Great Tern
Halon
le A. Giffin
Noi Salé
Johnnatown Breezy
Platteville
L. & Birkle
Keenesburg
Les Alden
Rhceedale
Weather Local for 24 Hours Ending Friday Morning
Forecast covers Colorado and surrounding regions with generally fair conditions. Warmer temperatures expected in north and east Friday afternoon, rising into Friday night and Saturday. Snow and mountain cold spells noted in Wyoming and New Mexico, with limited precipitation in northern mountains Friday morning.
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Colorado
Golder Southwest Corner
Wyoming
New Mexico
Calder Southwest End
Arizona
Tiatog Tie Peratures & Turday
State Turkey Crop Down Denver Turkeys Drop to 893000 Birds
Nov 10 regional office of the department of agriculture reports turkey production near 893 thousand birds, down more than ten percent from last year. Weather and disease factors affect the yield while market prospects remain unsettled in the region.
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Denver
Cotas Rado
Department of Safe Culture
Anite
Payves
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Les Co Jorey Loyal
Martyn O'Brien
Sal Dahlgran
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Virginia Dean
Cert Pollock
Pat Figen
Janie Andrew
the Hawaiian Club
Wayne C. Lapman
Don Faulpe
Avig Nelson
Dina Morelli
Square Dance Club
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Bob"Johnson
Will
Bande
College Rid
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Sevanth Avenue
Thirteenth Street
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Tenth
Dihth Avenue
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Tha Bears
Mategeret Kirchett
Maryan Meyer
Mas Chase
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Gail Wallace
Salloas
California
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Ruby Folsom
Ladunte
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Collazo
Crow Valley
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French National Assembly
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GOP
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Northwastern
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Mont
Shaw
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