Harvest beet work speeds up spud field tasks
Company reports harvest progress with about 21 000 tons of sugar beets expected to be delivered to Greeley Hatdump by week’s end. Edmiston cites 19 000 tons from Eaton and 8 000 from Creeley, with factory output of 1 790 tons daily. Completion percentages rise in Greeley and Baton districts as Windsor district reaches 70 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grealey-Hatoudumpa
John H. Edmiston
Edmiston
Eaton
Creeley
Baton
Greeley
Edmieton
Ureeley
Maton Arcs
Lurerig
Windsor
Albert M. Watson
Weather summary for multiple states in the region
Weather outlook for 24 hours ending Wednesday reports highs around 67 and lows in Colorado with generally fair conditions. Light showers possible over mountains, warmer by Wednesday afternoon. Wyoming sees partly cloudy skies with light showers west of the divide and warmer east of the divide Wednesday and Thursday. New Mexico forecasts generally fair weather through Wednesday into Thursday with temperature changes and some wind.
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Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Ban on Further Amusement Place Construction Adopted
The National Production Authority will issue a ban this week on building amusement venues including dance halls horse and dog tracks bowling alleys and other recreational facilities. The order aims to restrict new state city and federal constructions for entertainment in Washington Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Production Authority
Cructani Seroma
Wheat Growers Board Meets at Dodge City
The executive board of the National Association of Wheat Growers met in Dodge City to plan expansion and strengthening of the organization. Twelve representatives from Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Nebraska, and Oregon attended with officers. The session, continuing tomorrow, will review wheat plans and discuss training, while committees prepare for the February meeting of the association.
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Dodges City
Kaa
National Association of Wheat Growers
Hera
Kansas
Colorado
New Mrexico
Nebraska
Oregon
Greeley Host to Christian Church Dist Session
The Greeley host welcomed the district convention of Christian churches with sessions led by George W. Scott of Fort Collins and Mrs. H B Howland of Greeley. Officers were elected and workshops held on departmental activities as churches from Fort Collins Loveland Boulder Frederick Gill Windsor Ault and Greeley participated.
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Gresley
George W. Scott
Fort Collins
Lgl
Scott
Ilague
Colorado
Fort Culling
Loveland
Boulder
Frederick
Gill
Windsor
Ault
Grueley
HB. Howland
W. Reid Ferguson
Christian Churches of
Ooiorado
Habla R. Cobble
Belgian Congo
Dale Miller
Theological School
University of Chicago
Miller
Edith Ovenen
Grealay
Bette Adcock
Greeley
Two Posses Search for Lost Kansas Hunter
Oct 28. Plano, Beloit, Kansas. Kenneth White, 18, missing since Monday after separating from a Beloit hunting party in the Vermilion Ute Trail country. Two posses, aided by a private plane, scoured hills near here but found no trace as the search extended.
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Balida
Colin
Pra Biman Posars
Kenneth White
Beloit
Kas
Asarch
Mrs Edna Smedley Loses Son In Korea
Windsor report confirms Kuzens Smedley, son of Mrs Edna Smedley, killed in Korea on September 20 after earlier notice of his missing status. Survived by four siblings, including three at home. extended family mentioned with local ties to Estes Park and Windsor.
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Edna Smedley
Korea
Windsor
Estes Park Area
Kuzens
Kores
Smedley
Vernon Hawke
Sterling
Eugene
Tanks
Donald
Nancy Lee
Trigood No 1 Wails on Pumping Equipment
Sterling report on Trigood No 1 west of Merino with run total depth 5994 feet. Drillers stalled on pumping equipment awaiting a test. Kilmer 2-3 on Merino structure connected to surface casing and prepared to drill a lead Thursday.
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Sterling
Trigood
Merino
Kilmer
Planes Attack Vehicle Convoy of Red Koreans
Air force reports tight aerial assault against a convoy of red Korean vehicles near Munyong and Kangye area just south of the Manchurian border. Seized and damaged vehicles indicate continued pressure as South Korean troops advance toward Manchuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Koreans
Beoul
North Korea
Manchurian
Air Force
Munyong
Millan
Kangeye
Kanggye
Peninsila
Muntat
Eaat
Ko- Tom
Wan
Rlath
Digialon
Matthom Cinee
Council Defers Ordinance That Ups Water Rates
Greeley city council deferred final passage of ordinance No. 1009 raising water rates to May 1 to study charges in other cities for evaporative coolers and to revise wording. They also discussed lawn sprinkling charges, plumbing code removals, and a proposed outside city fire hydrant, with resident input and cost estimates varying by location.
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Greeley
Robert Gilbert
Art Bolenbaugh
Water Department
Hoy Hoahm
Herbert Mann
Pete Roukemit
Rookeman
Carl Hill
Nyal Adams
Bolenbaugh
Seventeenth Street
Lmits
Aitamea
B.A. Bromiley
Lill
Peonun
Price Hopking
Adams
Water Committee
Countesiman Mann
Union Colony Company
Greeley Inter Sress
Cande la Poudte
Boehm
Adana
McKinlay Tranalt-Mix Concreta Company
iTheca
Tein Street
Riavanih
Isakson Celebrates Ninety Fifth Birthday at Home
N A Isakson of 419 Eleventh avenue marked his ninety fifth birthday Sunday with four daughters, a son, and three grandchildren among attendees. A First Congregational Church party followed, featuring Swedish songs, readings, and musical performances. A purse gift, cards, flowers, and a birthday cake capped the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Isakson
Eleventh Avenue
Emmett,Ogan
Eaton
Marie Isakson
Chicago
Linnea Laakeon
Edith Folght
Greeley
Carl Isakson
Gil
Shirley
Dorothy
Nels Isakson
Isakson
Tehner Dannstrom
Cha
Mra. Dahlstrom
Non Lindstrom
Delores Swanson
Viano
Viola Anderson
Bernard Swanson
Rev. Dahlstrom
Gia
Ispkuou
Curt
Mercury price frozen by Ford amid inflation
Ford Motor Co announces no price increase for its new Mercury autos, saying the Dec. model will stay at current levels despite rising costs. President Henry Ford stresses Ford will hold its line against inflation, with no specific price for forthcoming models disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Doday Tenry
Shell Oil To Test Dakota in Logan Well
Shell Oil unloads casing and pumping gear at its No. green well in the Mount Hope region as drilling moves toward the Muddy sand in the Dakota sandstone. A test at 4,072 to 4,084 feet yielded 25 feet of oil and 65 feet of mud, while other wells show promising black oil in nearby strata. The Nix Harris test north of the North Sterling reservoir was abandoned, and crews near Pawnee Pass prepare for a Tannout test on a Carter lease with Shell support. Trigvol Oil and Briligh American await tool arrivals for further tests.
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Shell Oi Company
No. Green
Mount Hope
Denver
Uther Horizons
Shedl Company
North and Wear
Herndan Brothers Drilling Company
Tulsa
Okla
Nix-Harris
Naith Sterling
Frontier Drilling Company
Pawnee Pass
Nix and Harris
Carter Company
Shell Company
Trigvol Oil Company
Tg Dash
Kilmer No. 1
Allies To Stop 20 Miles Short of Manchu Line
Tokyo and Seoul reports say Allied and South Korean forces will halt about 20 miles short of the Manchurian border to minimize border dangers. Korean forces near the frontier are pressing toward the border, while North Korean units are described as regrouping as a remnant near the border area.
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Manchu Line
Tokyo
Karen
Marehnelan
Tuselan
Siberia
Wall Ag
Red China
Manchuria
Seoul
Red
Capron Dies in California Once Local Alderman
C A Capron 73 a former Ward 1 alderman in Greeley died Tuesday in Los Angeles after a long residence in Greeley since 1924 Born August 12 1877 in Paris Ontario he came to the United States in 1889 He married Norma Rondiay Gac in 1897 and nine of their 11 children survive Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 oclock from Manus drawing room with interment at Tan Grove.
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Harlis
Los Angeles
Capron
Greeley Aines
Capron 'Tricktone
Paris
Ontario
Canada
United States
Norma Rondiay Gac
An Lbdway Clinger
California
Greeley Coscispolitan
Chub
Park Congregational Church
Caro
Gaprod
Cuysvive
Bruce
Ernest
Gordon Caproni
San Tega
Laura McWhirter
Syd Meyer
Lincoln
Nebr
Rodney
Roy Capron
High Capron
Denver
Teurlelts Addington
Englewood
Ard Tsree
Hell
Eelock
Manus Drawlng Row
Tann Grove
Chinese Shell Knocks Down U.S. Fighter
An American fighter plane was hit yesterday by antiaircraft fire from Chinese forces across the Korean Chinese border. The pilot and aircraft crashed near the border as UN forces recovered the crew and plane, with reports of the incident spreading across military lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Mat
Aapokawan
United Nations Uival Erat
Yinio Wan Three Mulen
Sen Heredom
Army Withholds Information on Dean Case in Tokyo
Tokyo reports that Army officials on 25 announced they would withhold any information relating to Major William Dean, commander of the 24th Division, and urged discretion as inquiries continue. The terse notice signals ongoing sensitivity surrounding Dean’s status and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Elehth Aciry
Antenne Day
Wilhold
Ma,an
William 2. Dean
Acheson Rebuts Red German Proposals In Washington
Secretary of State Acheson blasted the Prague Soviet bloc plan for a four power German solution. He accused Moscow of proposing failed, unworkable ideas and urged free German elections and a balanced all German constitutional council. He contrasted Soviet militarization in East Germany with Western efforts to develop a peaceful German economy.
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Edward E. Bomar
Washington
Acheson
Germany
Russia
Prague
Molatoy
Union
Britain
France
United States
Jost
Soviet Xenea
Moscow
Wert
Gurion Uemiont
Bugis
Bissia
Bertin
East Germany
Soviet Union
Ayen
Ache Gon
Potsdam
Wereeni Ag
Aheann
Registration Day Marks Large County Registration Surge
About 1,000 registrations and address changes were logged Monday at the county clerk’s office, with Herman Rady reporting a historic turnout. Healy estimated the day’s volume to surpass any previous in the county, possibly the largest since the 1818 presidential election. Changes of address will be taken until Saturday, with final totals to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Rady
Healy
Tony Auld
Moniday
Aineo
American prisoners freed arrive in Tokyo from Pyona camp
Twenty four American prisoners, including Yongar and Yangor from Grand Junction and Galo Waa, were freed by allied troops from a camp north of the Red Crystal in Pyona. They arrived today aboard a transport plane and were taken to hospitals in Tokyo for care.
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Pyt
Yongar
Tokyo
Janos W. Yangor
Roula
Grand Junction
Galo
Waa
Amerian Peisoners Dewer
Keoroa
Prince Campe
Pyonayang
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Central School
United Nations
Wilma Boot
Bea Alliaon
Alto
Otega
Jeanne Fiedman
Lola Garr
Patty McGains
Carol Miller
Donzales Hay
Linda Coburn
Verta Hay
Auby Coburn
Mire Gartruda Briscoe
U.N
Diecueston
Lawrence Gurley
Robert Widlund
Wheat Growers Board
Dodge City
W. E. Buck
James D. Lewis
Weld
Larimer
Jackson
Buck
Boulder County
Ince
Leapmont
University of Cal
Buckhea
Boulder County Law Association
Nolorads County Judgée Association
Jaman
Lewis
University of Colorato
Thie Diatrict
Lewie
Ee County
Christian Church Dist
Los
Kansas Hunter
Trigood No
Crowd
Elmer Ball
Crow Valley Sale
Briggedale
Crow Valley Livestock Association
Range Experiment Station
Nunn
Ball
Stroh and Willams
Wellington
Cota
W. Williaa
K. A. Isekson
the Martins
N. A. Isakson
Shell Oil
Dakota
Logan
Charles Hugh Capron
Tale
C. A. Capron
Calif
Army
Lon
Dean Withheld
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