City Mal Levy Down 1.4 Mil Third Slash in Three Years
Greeley city council approved a 1.4 million dollar city mill levy cut for 1950, reducing property tax to 19.40 per 1,000 valuation on a total $350,220,000 assessment. Expenditures rise with higher valuations but are offset by cuts and added revenues, including police, street, and park funding, while cemetery and ditch projects face adjustments.
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Democrats Rally at Milliken High School Tonight
Weld County Democrats hold a rally tonight at Milliken High School auditorium at 8 o clock. Principal speakers include Lacy Wilkinson candidate for lieutenant governor and Patrick Wondfeldt candidate for regent of the University of Colorado.
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Weather Local Brief for Wednesday Through Thursday
Weather outlook shows Colorado fair on Wednesday with a high near 83 and a low around 38. Expect partly cloudy skies Wednesday night into Thursday with scattered showers in the northwest mountains, cooler and windy in the west and north on Thursday. New Mexico remains generally fair with isolated afternoon thunder showers in central and southern areas.
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Taft Says He's Target Of Labor Socialist Pressure
Taft claims a labor socialist alliance aims at his reelection and says the CIO Political Action Committee leads the anti Taft campaign in Ohio. Gov Dewey's third term bid and New York politics are cited as context as a Washington letter is released. Three F 86 planes reportedly crash near Washington with two into the Potomac and one found in Virginia near Leesburg Warrenton area. Pasture contest in district postponed to late December due to a judge’s death and family bereavement.
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City Attorney Told To Revise Greeley Forestry Ordinance
City Attorney Robert Gilbert was authorized by the council on Tuesday night to revive the forestry ordinance to update sections on decayed trees. Council considered requests to remove decayed trees posing risks to pedestrians or vehicles under the forester's direction. The current ordinance allows only 50 cents per hour for such work. Other actions included adoption of improvements district No. 180 on final reading and district No. 186 bids set for October 24. Mayor Pricn Working was named to oversee May ceremonies at the court.
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Truman Tough Speech Warns Russia U S Ready To Fight Anywhere
San Francisco Oct 1 The United States pledges military might to defend liberty and oppose aggression anywhere in the world. President Truman asserts Americans hate free rights and will protect them, offering troops to aid India and Indochina as part of a broad appeal to resist Soviet expansion and defend Asia's independence.
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Red Feather Protest Over Cloud Seeding Plan
Red Feather residents protest proposed cloud seeding to boost snowfall for northern Colorado irrigation. Sportaman's Circle plans a committee talk with another group to oppose water company actions. They warn increased snow could damage mountainous roads and Hoogstock area while not improving water supply. Denver man dies from injuries after being struck by a rebel bus in Highlands, east of Houston.
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French Abandon Dongliang Frontier Position
Franca announced the abandonment of the Indochina frontier port of Dongliang and the withdrawal of the Dong Dang garrison to Lang non fortress. The move follows a month of French withdrawals along the Ho Chi Minh frontier as nationalist forces resist, a return to traditional invasion routes from China through Nan Quan.
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USBR Promotes Miller Danver to Chief of Market and Sales
The U S Bureau of Reclamation promotes Byron L Miller to chief of market and sales for the power division of the South Platte River district Brill er has been acting chief for several months Miller has led the Denver office since 1947 and is a University of Wyoming business administration graduate class of 1933
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Defense leaders named to electric power advisory council
Tolseau of Denver heads a list of electric power leaders named to an advisory council on defense production by Secretary of the Interior Chapman. The first Washington meeting was called for toutor row by the official.
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Colorado colleges see drop in enrollment from 1949 survey
A Wednesday Associated Press survey across six Colorado institutions shows 23,892 students enrolled this year, down from 31,719 in 1949. War veterans drop sharply, with only Colorado State College at Greeley bucking the trend. overall male enrollment remains higher than female across the campuses in Denver, Boulder, Fort Collins and Colorado Springs.
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Soviet proposes UN pick for new secretary general
The Soviet Union formally proposed selecting a new UN secretary general from veteran delegates in late 1940s and Asian countries. India’s Sir Hengel N. Rat urged drawing up a list of 22 names including former general assembly presidents to seek agreement among the five major powers. U.S. delegate Warren R. Austin remained silent as talks continued, with Malik signaling opposition to extending Lie’s term and noting today’s council meeting could influence tomorrow’s assembly action.
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Hurricane lashes Florida Gold Coast with one death and $5 million damage
A hurricane sweeping Florida's Gold Coast caused one death, many injuries, and extensive property damage in Broward and Miami communities. Officials reported up to $5 million in losses in Broward and Miami areas, with shattered plate glass, uprooted trees, and thousands displaced as guards were called out to deter looting.
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Korean capital Pyongyang reportedly swirls with mounted reports
Oct 18 report from Pyongyang said South Korean forces may have entered the capital after eight days of a rapid advance nearly 90 miles from Pusan. Dispatches described North Korean guards withdrawing into a blackened city while UN planes attacked fleeing remnants near Pyongyang.
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New Laws Invoked To Safeguard Ships
Washington October 18 President Truman invoked a new buy today to give the coast guard power to tighten the security of American ports against sneak atom bombs or subversive activities. In an executive order forming regulations to safeguard ships, labor, ports and waterfront facilities, Mr. Truman said that I hereby find that the Security of the United States is endangered by reason of subversive Activity.
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Barbara 2 may have another risky operation
The Howard Voorhels seek another surgery for their two year old Barbara who was born with a severe esophageal condition. Doctors repaired it at birth but most recent care indicates another dangerous procedure may extend or end her life. The family hopes to keep her home for Christmas.
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Two Grand Junction Deer Hunters Thought Lost on Black Mesa
Two Grand Junction men, John Dougherty and Williams Hobbs, entered Black Mesa near Gunnison in search of Charla Hobbs, 70, who was lost while hunting Sunday. After wandering across rocky terrain for two days, authorities expanded the search to Hinck Mesa. An elderly man, Hobbs, was reported missing from a hunting camp 16 miles from the nearest habitation. The search continued as relatives joined the effort to locate Hobbs and Dougherty.
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