Dr E E Dale Tells Cow Country Tales at Rotary Farmers Night
Dr E E Dale former cowboy and history professor spoke at Rotary Farmers Night in Brennaman hall to about 200 Rolarians and guests. He traced the cow country era from post Civil War cattle drives to Abilene and Dodge City and noted its peak spanning from the Canadian border to the Gulf of Mexico. The talk encompassed Merone stories and a vivid view of the era, ending with the 1885 1887 storms and the financial impact on cattle owners. Warren Monfort presided as dinner host.
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E. E. Dale
Rotary Farmers
Brennaman Hall
Dale
University of Oklahoma
W. D. Armentrout
Colorado State College of Education
Tila Mateoers
Nu Merone
Dr. Dale
Texas
Kansas
Abilene
Dodges City
Gulf of Mexico
Dale Daid
Colorado
Wyoming
Warren Monfort
Chi
J. E. Mohr
Southern Weld Farmer Fined for Shipping Uninspected Spuds
In Platteville California farmer Charles Reed was fined 50 by U S District Judge Lee Knous for shipping 490 bushels of uninspected potatoes to Texas last May. Assistant U S Attorney Joseph Lity said the shipment violated a soil agency order. Reed pleaded guilty to the misdemeanor. Richmond Virginia a harbor Pilgrims compact lists 14 names with 201 aboard.
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Delves
Nov
Charles Reed
Platteville
Calo
Farment
Lee Knous
Texan
U.S
Joseph Lity
Secretary of Aoriculture
Cnust! Pt
Read
Greeley Seeks State Truck Bypass Route Plan
Greeley officials push for a state highway bypass to route trucks around the city. Highway Engineer Mark A. Watton notes highway land requirements are being clarified as officials urge funding for a 402 between U S 287 and 285, a canyon improvement at 14, and extensions toward Longmont and Deiganiala. County requests total about 960,000 with prior 120,000 year carryover discussed.
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Denver
Colorado
Mark A. Wattons
State Highway Inocy Board
la Ue
Tammer
U.S. 287
U. S
Poudre Canyon
Canyon
Atute
Hudson
Deiganiala
Longmont
Barnonville- Lacarne
Balla
Creeley
Fees of Excess Profits Tax Fought, Barred From Debate
In Washington on November 11, the Ways and Means committee barred the discussion of alternative taxes to raise 4 billion dollars from profits. The panel, by party lines, rejected witnesses proposing other methods and deleted such plans from the record. Chairman Doughton said time constraints prevent broader tax study as hearings wind down next week.
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Barney Livingstone
Washington
Howe Ways
Inesns
Truman Adinii Datration
Alne
Doughton
D-Nc
Congress
Clanae
Treasury
Snyder
GOP
House
Martin
Mase
Hotchkiss Man 334th Fatality in Colorado Crash
At Hotchkiss Colorado on November 15 a 66 year old man, Hawkentall or Hawkenhall, was killed when his pickup left a curve. The vehicle crossed more than 300 feet, struck a power pole and fence, overturned, and the occupant was ejected. The accident county patrol reported the fatality and noted the misspelled or garbled accompanying details.
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Hotchkins
Colo
UFI
Biale
Greeley Public School Faces Critical Needs District Wide
Greeley public schools face crowding and aging facilities. Meeker junior high and Arlington elementary run over capacity, while Lincoln and Cameron require modernization. Board president Ray Kiley and superintendent Dr. Hollis Moore warn birth rates will swell enrollment, pressuring classrooms and specialized shops, with replacement likely for Lincoln and Meeker upgrades planned.
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Meeker
LAI Gresley
Greeley High
Cameron Schol
Arlington
Lincoln School
Maplewood
Fourth Street
Creeley
Ray Kiley
Hollis A. Moore
Hoth
Greeley
Alnce
Stork
Moore
Eaen Chie
Meaker Hae
Meaker Sa
Kiley
Riley
Horace Mann
Horace Mann School
Mie
Kiley Bellaves
Bijah
Germin
Whyatenl
Ley
Wah
Lincoln
Tinncoin
Kiley Saya
Lincoin
Cameron
Sailor Commended for Korea Invasion Service
A. F. White USN of Route 1 Kersey Colorado received a commendation for his role as salvage rigger aboard the attack cargo ship USS Seminole during the Red Beach landing at Inchon Korea on September 15 1950. The award, presented by Commander Henry Farrow USN at a meritorious mast on September 27, cited his unpinching duty under heavy enemy fire and his crucial contribution to a hazardous mission with minimal casualties.
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A. F. White
Slraman
USN
Kersey
Colo
Recenvillg
Lachan- Beoul
Korea
Dspt
Henry Farrow
Seminole
Oitet
Red Beach
Inchon
U. S
May Perform Brain Surgery on Kidnaper
A delicate brain narration may be used if necessary as Nancy Campbell, a 43 year old Yale trained physician, joins the Kidnaper case. The decision this week could be tomorrow. She is reportedly reeling comfortably in St. Joseph's hospital at Alburquerque after being released on $80,000 bond pending trial.
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Suita Fe
N.W
Nancy Campbel
Tomarcow
Yale
St. Joseph's Hospital
Albugorque
Unclear Text About Maple Wood Project Delays
Partial excerpt discusses a Maple wood project with a two fifths completion target and surveys indicating delays. Mentions Dr. Moore and Arlington crowding, but many words are garbled, leaving key details uncertain about date, location, or exact scope.
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Monte Ih
Achool Tretiiles
Arlington
Moorn
Weather summary for Colorado and Wyoming with scattered snow
A fragmented forecast notes 24 hours ending 8 with variable temperatures and winds. It mentions Thursday highs around 47 and lows near 15, warmer conditions west of the divide, and increasing winds Friday across the region. Scattered snow flurries are possible in the mountains, with warmer conditions east of the divide Friday.
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Colorado
Northwest
Wyoming
Divide
Air Defense Command Headquarters Shift to Colorado Springs
The air forces announce relocation of the air defense command’s headquarters from Long Island to Ent Air Base Colorado Springs early 1951. About one hundred million dollars annually funds the military and civilian staff. The command will handle U S air defense as a separate major unit within the air force structure.
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Washington
Air Forces
Air Defense Command
Long Island
Air Fores Base
Colorado Springs
Colo
United States
Continental Air Command
St Mitehell Air Force Base
Long Ialand
N.Y
Tribune Announces New 32 Page Press Arrival
The Tribune reports its regular daily edition now includes 30 pages the largest regular issue to date while other editions reached 16 and 10 pages. A new 32 page press is expected soon with foundation and auxiliary equipment arriving. Installation will take about 30 days to several weeks.
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Tribune
Winston Co. Wins Low Bid for Bald Mountain Tunnel
Winston Brothers Construction Co of Monrovia California submitted a low bid of 1 6 1 262 for the Bald Mountain tunnel as part of the Colorado Big Thompson transmountain water diverter project. The tunnel will convey water to the Flatirons power plant west of here and supports the regional water development.
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Adams Tunnel
Estes Park Village
Continental Divide
Shadow Mountain-Grand Lake
Colorado-Big Thompson River
Shadow Mountain Lake
Melature
U-ahapod -Hangera
Bey Wayne Willi
Tina Bursa
Raven
Allies Drive Deep in Cold War Korea Fronts
Allied forces pressed along the Korea frontier from Red Manchurian borders to the Chongchon area. U.S. 27th Infantry pushed through hills toward Pungsan while elements of the 17th and 7th divisions advanced at several sectors. Chinese counterattacks troubled UN lines as weather and fog hindered action along the mountainous fronts.
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Beoul
Mapehuriau
Parkaclad
U. S
Pungsan Hills
Red Manchurian
Red Tauly
Uc Dsy
South
Peninauts
Changita
ROK
Republic of Korea
Corpa Atuhi
Pukchou
Chongchon River
Pakehon
Reda
Youngsog
Pakenoo
U.S. First Cavalry Division
Yonghyon
Yongnong
HOK Second Corps
Yongbyon
Tokchon
Malles Pant
Cammies
Changjin Reservoir
42Nd
125Th
Jazeth
Seoul
Irigla
Korea
Manchuria
Worier
Korgan Reda
Siberian
Willea
U.S. Tenth Corps
Redy
Fid
Convnuulata
United Nations
Leto
Chest Office Moves to 706 Seventh St
Community Chant office at the Home Light and Power company has been cloned. Lloyd Eidred, secretary of the drive, asks workers to bring office deductions to him at 706 Seventh Street by mail.
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Home Light and Power Company
Lloyd Eidred
Tha Drive
Greeley Protestant Church Census Totals 16,954 Members
The Weld County Evangelism mission reports 16,954 people hold membership or attend Protestant churches in Greeley and surrounding towns. A total of 908 census-takers gathered data from Eaton to Kersey, with 9,773 rally completions and 1,785 homes found, 164 declined to answer, and 2,494 worshippers elsewhere. Dr. Warris Pullin opened the mission with a church study and program evaluation as the first steps of a fourfold plan leading to broader fellowship evangelism.
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Jefferson Smith
Eaton Congregational Church
Tec
LeRoy Leats
LaSalle Presbyterian Church
Ward County Ministerial Alliance
Dv. Smith
Weld County Evangelisan Fellowship Mission
Ministerial Alliance
Misnion
Gregley
Wald
Roberk Widlund
Greeley
Leroy Loats
la Salle
Eaton
Ault
Perce
Nunn
Windsor
Johnstown
Mil‘ken
LaSalle
Kersey
Trev
Cenanstok
Hera
Warris Pullin
Cirlatian Education
Christianeburen
Missouri
Vadh
Nas Fellowshi Evangelisti
Harriet Cole 4-H winner chosen in state program
Harriet Leafgren Cole of Lucerne selected as state 4-H winner by Colorado A&M extension service. She attends national 4-H Congress in Chicago with Weld County stock judging team leaving November 22 and returning December 2.
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Harriet Leafgren
Arthur A. Leafgren
Lucerne
Mika Leafgren
Alan
Extension Service
Miss Leatgren
Chicago
LaSalla
Louise Kripple
Robert Wiley
Harriet
Dorothy Cusack
Otore County
Beverley Christianson
Adams
Houltl
de Yo McKenna
Chatter
Carlson Heads Senate Rules Body in Colorado
Senator William A. Carlson, a Denver attorney, was named chair man of the powerful Senate Rules Committee as Republicans align with Governor-elect Thornton. The change gives the party control of key rules and committee chairmanships ahead of the new session in Denver.
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Sen. Carlson
Senate Rules Body
Willam A. Carlson
Nater
Rules Counatt
Senate
Republican Legislatica
Thornton
Denver
Kendel Retires Jan 1 From Denver Schools
Denver announces longtime music figure John C. Kendel will retire January 1 after three decades directing public school music. The board approved retirement and Kendel will become vice president of the American Music conference in Chicago. Kendel, native of Creelex, Colo, and Colorado State College graduate, previously led the college and Pueblo high schools.
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Denver
John C. Kendel
Iris
Kendal
American Music Conference
ChicUzo
Kendel
Nativa
Creelex, Cola
Colorado State College
Pueblo
Colo
Tax Collections Higher in Total Cash This Year
Deputy County Treasurer Charles Kruger reported higher total cash tax collections for the year with 96.85 percent of the total $4,292,507.26 collected by November 1. Automobile taxes totaled $276,744.80, compared with $410,405.07 by November 2 last year, a $219,043.85 decrease.
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Charles Kruger
Krugie
Tha
Iveraucer
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Wsrkers
America
Western Electric
Greasy
G. Wanitck
Lett
A. ¥. Merrin
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Rotary Farmers Night
Cincioneli
Southern Weld
Richmond, Va
Provincetown Harbor
Pilgrims
Greeley Public School
Fo Colo. Springs
Chest Office
Seventh St
Lucerne Girl
General Records
Harriet Leafgren Cole
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