Opening Street Approved by Councilmen
City council authorized removal of obstructions on Eighteenth Street and eroding of Hat Street between Twenty-Five and Twenty-Third avenues. Private fences at Twenty-Third Avenue to be removed by owner. Seventeenth Avenue not a dedicated street south of Levis Road. plans to extend Second Farm Addition west to Seventeenth Avenue and Twenty-Fifth Street face potential abandonment due to high asking price. Ditch removal on east side of Fifteenth Avenue between Sixth and Seventh Streets authorized. aim to straighten a jog in front of half a block. Police retirement issue extended sick leave for Lieut. Harold Burger by 60 days from Nov. 1 amid disability review. workmen’s compensation board will determine eligibility, with leave payments offset by any compensation. Council to meet with Board of Education on Monday. Four assessment ordinances final reading for districts 188, 106, 197, 198, 199, 200, 202. City Attorney to visit Colorado Municipal with Calorido Municipal vague to discuss model trade ordinance.
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Mort Balch
Board of Education
Bedeiou
Longmont approves meter ordinance by razor-thin vote
In a special election Tuesday Longmont officials announced the meter ordinance passed by one vote. The measure authorized parking meters amid protests over city council action to contract for temporary installation. A penalty appeared unlikely, though details remained unclear.
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Longmont
Battle Casualties Increase 839 in Week
The Defense Department reports 839 more battle casualties in the week, with 182 milled in action and 13 wounded. The update covers carriers, frigates, and naval vessels in Korea, noting ongoing losses and recovering families.
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Defense Department
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Marine Ucorpe UT
Oil Drilling Report From Weld County Wells and Snow Delays
Reports from Weld County lines detail multiple wells in progress on the Milliron ranch Orchard well and Cuykendall No 1 while operations face heavy snow. Depths reached include 7150 feet at Cuykendall and 740 feet at James A Snowden four miles west of Grover. A wildcat near Avalo shows initial oil indications with a 380 feet oil zone and gas flow. ongoing core tests and casing at Gillette field proceed as winter weather hampers crews and mail routes.
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Orchard Well
Anperson & Earl Siler
Colorado- Wyoming Delliing Company
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Nesh
Weld
Johnston
Cuykendal No. 1
John Zimberman
Zimberman
Basher
Gillette Field
Coring Point
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Gillette-Stwluke
Sherrod-Apperson & Siler
David
Te County
James A. Snowden Weil
Grover
Union Pacific
Ward County
Briggsdale
S. C. Johnson
Sonn
Snowden
Blind in Contest Won Salmon Derby in Vancouver
Clem Joly won the fifth annual salon derby in Canada by a 27 pound salmon. About eighty blind fishermen participated, landing a total of 29 salmon in the event held in Vancouver.
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Canada
Clem Joly
Hiihd
Sterling Woman Killed by Auto at Local Carnival
A Sterling woman was killed after being struck by a car at a carnival hospital scene on Tuesday. Investigators identified the driver as Meinhard M. Gramberzen, 24, of Sterling, who said he could not see the victim before the impact near the hired event area.
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Sterling
Cole
Marc Mentell
Stevtte
Altomobile
Blood drives and charity mark Weld County clubs 1951
Weld County Home Demonstration clubs reports show members in Greeling areas achieved 100 percent blood donation for Korean troops and supported cancer drives, veterans care, and crippled children's aids. International family adoption, Brownie and Girl Scout support, voter education, and nutrition projects also featured in county programs shaping family life, health, and community activities.
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Merry Go Round
Greelng
Korea
Buay Bee
Greeley
Fort Lupton
Exton
Johnstown
Gintrict
Stoneham-New Raymer Chibs
Glenn Bringelson
Cof New Raymer
Mra
Ben Relcpert
Route 3
George Sidwell
Carr
Pete Freeman
Bringsdale
Family Life Project
Mel Strehot
Pauline Bingham
Jatira Knicht
Art Stanley
Lucerne
George Dirkman
la Salle
Joh Homyak
Heron
Jahn Gifflan
Pramatent T
Wheeler Honored At National Association Convention
Wheeler was elected to the board of governors at the National Association of Heal Ketaie Ararde during the 4ith ane TRL convention in Mian Bearh. The announcement was made Wednesday.
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John Ro Te Wheeler
TAS
National Association of Heal Ketaie Ararde
Mian Bearh
Flate
Weather Outlook for Four Corners Region
Weather for 24 hours ending 3 a m Wednesday shows high 46 and low 27. Colorado: north partly cloudy, south fair through Thursday with few snow showers in the mountains and little temperature change. Wyoming: partly cloudy through Thursday with windy south and warmer east by Wednesday afternoon. New Mexico: generally fair through Thursday with slowly rising daytime temperatures.
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Burries
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New Mexico
Mountain States Beet Growers Meet Set for Nov 24
The 29th annual stockholders meeting of the Mountain States Beet Growers Association will convene at noon Monday at the VFW hall. Richard W. Blake of the National Beet Growers Association will discuss Sugar Beet Prospects for 1953. Reservations close noon Thursday at the Sugar Beet office Youth Center Building High Street and Tents Avenue.
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the National Beet Growers Association
Mountain States
V.fw. Ball
Sugar Bret
Youth Center
Highh Street
Tents Avenue
Combilites
G. W. Soloff
Mark Gragg
Toantmaster
William Grose
John Werkbelser
Harland Shearer
R. Z. Burdick
Colorado A&m College
Floyd Teed
USDA
Philip Smith
Great Western Sugar Company
James Mason
Price Hopkins
Greeley
Hairless Fox Shot in Washington County Chicken Yard
A wild beast roaming Washington County was shot by John McCuskey in his Pekin chicken yard. It proved to be a grey fox that had shed most of its fur, leaving it hairless and unusual in appearance.
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Pekin
Washington County
Tre
John McCuskey
Water Improvement Steps Taken Ale Warplanes Blast Commie Headquarters
Allied air forces struck a large Communist military complex near the Manchurian border with F-S6 Sabre jets protecting fighter-bombers. The raid damaged the base and oil storage while U.S. Navy Panthers intercepted four pursuing MIG-15s. On the Western front, Allied infantry repulsed multiple Red assaults amid extreme cold as air power pounded Red positions and supply centers across North Korea.
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Vattenberg
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General Delivers Package in Korea
General Hoyt Vandenberg and U S Air Force chief of staff visit Korea as a high ranking delivery figure. A Marine general expressed hope to personally deliver a package to a family, recounting a Spain reception where locals mentioned a son in Korea and asked for his package.
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Korea
Marine Pac
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Air Force
Spain
Ground Blizzard Closes Roads in Northeastern Weld
A ground blizzard Tuesday closed several roads in Weld county. Commissioner Carl Magnuson said plows were deployed and began clearing routes. One road opened Tuesday evening after the wind eased, with further work expected Wednesday morning.
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Herthoust Weld
Canmisseioner
Carl Magnuson
Ky Wind
Heart Institute to Open in Weld County
Dr. Dodge to keynote the first Heart Institute in Weld County, Thurs eve program at the new Weld County Hospital. Associate professor Dr. Dodge leads sessions on comprehensive nursing care, with panels and discussions on heart disease, prevention, nutrition, rehab, and nursing services. Notables from Greeley and state health agencies participate. event open to the public with a modest registration.
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J. Dodge
Dodge
University of Colorado School of Tied
New Weld County
Doige
Mayor Price Mopking
Greeley
Montgonery
Sam Gules
Jxhoratory School
CSCE
Jeusie Latham
Health Services
OSCF
Mise Lathan
Drs, Montgomery
William F. Sonte
Henry N. Russell, Jr
Robert Forter
Gresley
Jones H. Walte
Weld County Health Department
Mia
Lydia
Lal
Estendor
Teachers College
Columbia University
Dorsey F. Richardson
State Board of Vocational Education
Ruth Cohig
Cola Trade
State Department of Public Health
June Wurtzebach
Dietitian
Department of Health and Hospital of
City and County of
Denver
Marjorie Keys
Weld County Public Hospital
Margaret Metin
Case Ware
Weld County Department of Public Welfare
Helen Bodley
Well County Health Department
James M. Hurley
Joseph Cannon
State Department of Health
Toussaint
Colorado State College of Education
Gertrude Branskill
Colorado State Nurses Association
Gladys Heikens
Aod
Evelyn Horsiiani
University of Colorado
Colorado Heart Association
Istate Department of Public Health
State Fuses Association
University of Colorado Medical Crn
United States Public Health Service
Federal Grand Jury Seeks Lie's Presence
A federal grand jury demands the presence of Lie amid an inquiry into alleged abuses. It requests appearance in connection with accusations involving POX seepita and related matters. The telegram described as a simple notification, not an official command, amid denials of intent to coerce.
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Tryeye Tate
Pean
Sutversive Wetlvibes
Ligomalle Praten
Juan Cenplayes
Seepita
Viat Radberg
Vines
Sudan Accord Talks Reveal Broad Future Vision
Cairo sources report on Wednesday that Ras Al Ma? and Prime Minister Gon Monaamed Naanlh announced general principles guiding Sudan's future. Beyil Nave and Nrlaim confirmed agreement on overarching aims for national development and security.
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Gon Monaamed Naanlh
Nrlaim
Beyil Nave
Qrinciniz
San
Council Accepts Bid for Steel Pipe to Fort Collins Line
The council approved a 558413 bid for steel pipe to extend the second line from the filter plant near Fort Collins. The project is part of a 1309490 water system improvement with Burns and McDonnell engineering figures guiding the main transmission, to be laid along the Northwest of Fort Collins toward the Three Silex junction.
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Ft. Collins
Nerdowe
Bethlehen Steel
Vont Mets
Bellvun
Norchwest
Fort Collins
Kurt Collin
Ura
Burns
McDonnell
Statin
Pian
Creme
Ray Cane
Ingether
Towning Named Assistant Chief of Police Here
Earl Towning has been approved by the city council as assistant chief of police and will aid Chief in managing an expanded department. Towning, a longtime officer since 1943 with prior Peoria experience, has led department reorganization and serves as lieutenant, with the Townings living at Seventh Avenue Fifteenth. They have three children and one grandson.
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Ity Council
Hay Cus
Pallvo Clef C
Punter
Munter
Civil Service
Met
Towning
Claws
Greeley
Ehief
Peoria
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U.S. Navy
Margaret, Weber
Cheyenne
Helen Ertes Fot Greeley
Townings
Donald Weber
Oklahoma Team Votes To Accept Bowl Game Bid
The University of Oklahoma football team voted unanimously in favor of accepting a bowl bid. Officials hold final authority over the decision, with observers uncertain the team would withdraw from the Big Seven for extra honors. The squad expressed a desire to participate, saying a bowl would be a valuable experience and planning to proceed under university oversight.
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University of Oklahoma
Benson
Effietile
Bow Canes
Fallain
Am Crisinn
Wilkins
Imsiedt
Organgen
Meath
Loveland Tube Proposal Presented to Road Board
The State Long-range Highway Planning Committee backed a Loveland tunnel under 12,000-foot Loveland Pass as a tall project. It urged study of fungibility of funds and a single highway fund with formula for counties. Senator McNichols voiced cautious optimism about legislative approval and possible special session after tax studies.
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Continental Divide
Loveland Park
Loveland
Ira Ks Young
Pushio
Tie
Young
Long Range Committee
Syelen
Ayrtenes
Long Range
Lincoln Park to be decorated for Christmas
Lincoln Park will be decorated Monday with lighted decorations and greenery. City officials and the parks superintendent oversee the plans to adorn the monument and park area for the holiday season.
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Lincoln Park
Virginia told to behave in Los Angeles scandal case
The article reports Virginia LeTournes, 28, who left her family for a week with a romantic partner, was freed from jail early after a trial. Superior Judge William Neeler released her halfway through a ten month sentence after she pleaded guilty to delinquency related to a sensational incident.
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Cinta LeTournes
Romantis
Rey
Sinimay Sherwigy
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