County budget seeks 203 mill levy amid rising cash balances
County commissioners announced a new 203 mill levy for 1960 tied to cash balance recovery after the prior blizzard. The levy would raise about 1.79 million dollars, funded by valuation increases and state and federal aid, with 2.035 million destined for the hospital construction and 898,825 carried over from prior years. The plan preserves welfare and education funding while limiting new debt.
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Welfare
Department
Aga Pensiona
Adeh
Tha Weld
Hoa
Bridges
Tate
Greeley Leaves Rake Action Starts Soon
Greeley residents may rake leaves into gutters as the city, led by General Superintendent Nyal Adutis, begins pickup this week or next. City workers pile leaves for decomposition to create fertilizer while trucks transport amassed debris to neighborhood dumps.
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Greeley
Nyal Adutis
Adams
Aldo
Weld Ahead of 1948 Mark Registration
election deputy Norman Rady announced Friday that Weld County clerks expect more registrations as changes of address and precinct registrations come in. About ten registration agents were not yet counted due to incomplete details and clerical errors. The total registration exceeds 120,000 for the presidential election in 1948.
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Weld
Norman Rady
Nady
Ill-formed OCR item on city health unit funding
Fragment reads as a misspelled notice about funding help for the health unit and possible council actions. We can extract gist that financial support or budgeting relates to health services, with unclear dates, places, or names due to garbled OCR.
McCusker Switches Sides Boosts Millikin in Denver
One time Democrat Dick McCusker announced he will vote for Republican Senator Eugene Millikin and urged other Denver Democrats to follow. The report links McCusker to U S Senator Johnson and notes broader Colorado campaign chatter including remarks by Governor Walt Johnson and Rep. Chenoweth regarding farm policy and political alliances.
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Asarcintet Press
John BR
Dick) McCusker
U. S
Bawin OG. Johnson
John A. Carroll
Aitkin
Rocky Mountain News
George Metflay
Johnson
Millikin
Mettter
Associated Pros
McCusker
Tobusan
Denver
Walter Johnago Tan
Tae Aanator
Pueblo
Johnean
Colorado
Walt Johnson
J. Edgar Chenowell
Congress
Synthem
Canon City
Miukid
Chenoweth
Miilo
Montross
Grand Junction
Binkkiin
Rep
Wiliam
Bill R-Coto
Kirk
Charles Brannan
Hill
Railroads tour sugar beet industry near Greeley
Eighty railroad officials from 20 lines toured farms north of Greeley and a Great Western Sugar Co facility. They viewed mechanized harvesters and truck unloading at the refinery, learned factory operations, and saw how beet tops and pulp are used as animal feed. The trip included visits to the Graciley factory and Great Western sites, with a film titled The Crop That Tones shown for context.
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Crest Wester Sugar Company
Greeley
Wollen Copera
Lucarne
Tell Road
Tirighton Torathru
Great Western
Trnn
Gracley Tagtory
Roweh Farm
Gauth
Windeor
Henry Browner
P. H. McMaster
Great Waostarn Traftia
Iabages
Phil Amtth
Polnta
Lynett Wan
Monoh
Ougar
Jobnatewe
Reserved Sale Concert Night at Greeley Hall
Members with Greeley Concerts memberships may buy reserved seats Monday before the first concert. Box office opens at Gunter Hall at 7 oclock. William A. Lord and Mrs. Paul Lodwick in charge. The event at 8:15 features Yelna Lin Klug mezzo soprano with the Greeley Phil Harmonico Orchestra.
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Veina Lov King
Greatly Philhermonic Orchestra
E. B. Miller
King
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
Will da PI
Ernest Cheusann
Pray Bone
Greeley
Admiraion
Phos
Cengvi
Gunter Lall
William A. Lord
Paul Lodwick
Yelna Lin Klug
Mezrocanstrelto
Hie Greeley Philharmonio Orchesica
Oil Explorers Spend 260000 A Month in Basin
Sterling reports oil and gas executives spending over 260000 dollars per month in Eastern Colorado for exploratory work and scientific testing of the Denver Basin. Roky Mountain Oil and Gas association representative Philip Mullin outlined acreage growth, economic potential, and job impact, noting 9,000+ Colorado workers employed and a payroll surge toward 1949.
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Sterling
Colorado
Denver
Newset Oil Frontier
Philip J. Mulla
Roky Mountain Oil and Gag Associatly
Sterling Rotary Club
Mullin
Oita
Faurn
Brullio
Ofl
Gaa Industcy
Ifrele
Rey Reat
Senator Millikin to Speak at Weld County Barbecue Rally
Senator Millikin is set as the main speaker for a Weld County Republican barbecue at Island Grove Park. Colorado’s junior senator arrives from Denver at 5 15 PM and will address the crowd of about 2,000, with Dan Thornton and William Will also speaking. Tickets are sold at Republican headquarters, 708 Ninth Avenue.
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Nitkin
Denver
Pam
Island Grove Park
Weld County
W. G. Tegtman
Sen. Millikin
Grosier Field
Leland Grove
Colorado
West County
GOP
Milikin
Wield
Ninth Avenue
Avis Rewuiitean
Field
Uderneath
Talend Grovg
Greeley Jaycees Attend Golden Session Meeting
Four Greeley Jaycees and four Jaycees members attended a Cold 1 Jayceen meeting Thursday night at Golden. Attendees included Harmett Savard national director John Ver Linden state board member Herb Banon past president of the Greeley club and BI Blewart member and VPA of the local organization.
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Gresley Junior Chamber of Comores
Jayceen
Golden
Harmett Savard
John Ver Linden
Herb Banon
Greeley Flat
BI Blewart
Organiontina
Allies in Full Scale Northward Drive Report Rise of Chinese Resistance
Reports from Searl and Won-Ban area indicate increased Chinese communist resistance as Allied forces push northwest toward the Yalu boundary. U S Eighth Army reports a pullback not due to morale but supply issues while water, snow, and shelling disrupt fronts. Prisoner estimates range up to 40,000 Chinese troops. U N units rush to counter raids along the coast near Won-Ban and Wonsan.
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Wonsan Gald
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Won Aan
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Marine First Fair
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Wonsan
Two Marines Shot Down During Recon Flight Rescue
North Korean forces claim two MiG fighters shot down over the area. One Marine pilot, Cane Frank K. Reilly of Baytown Texas, was rescued by a helicopter five miles behind enemy lines after a dramatic crash near the Manchurian border. Reilly, who resides in Atlanta Georgia, hid in a snow field until pickup by Capt. W. D. Blatt. One other aircraft was said to have been lost with a crew missing.
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Reilly
Reseue
W. D. Blatt
Wormleysburg
Haejuk
Heawam Sid
Mimmel
Halloween Party Fun For Greeley Kids Prizes Include Home Delivery
Halloween activities start at 1 pm with a boys under 13 party at Jackson field and a boys over 14 event at Eighth arena gym. Prizes will be awarded at winners' homes 20 minutes after the events, with entertainment planned by sponsors Jacobsons for children in Greeley.
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Hallowe'en
Wight
Sproo Partina
Jaucons
Jackson Field
Arene Gym
Grooley High Auditorium
Raa
Steoeta
Hallowe'on Manka
Brand Prigen
Wyoming County Picks Winners 22 Years Claim In 50 by GOP
Wyoming GOP chairman Kerr lauds Platte county as a political bellwether. He cites 1948 results where Platte county swung for Truman and key Wyoming candidates, noting its diverse economy and strong farming, ranching, and railroad centers. Kerr backs public opinion polls to forecast November outcomes. Griffith notes Sheridan county as another top political barometer in the state.
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Chayenne
Wio
Republican Party
Jeadera
Flatts County
GOP
Mwing
Platts County
Wyoming
Platte
Mpstooe
Truman
Lester G. Twat
D-Wyo
Frank Barrett
R-Wyo
Kerr
Platte County
Mintrime
Wheatland
Emollorlywiss
Guernsey
Jufoinig
Sunrise
J.B. Griffith
Lusk
Chestmut
Waldl
Bloridan Comity ‘Ag
Sheridan County
Atan
Great Western Directors Plan Regional Factory Inspections
Directors of the Great Western Sugar company will undertake their annual inspection tour through northern Colorado and neighboring states. They will visit Windor Fort Collins Baton Eaton Greeley Fort Morgan Brush Sterling Ovid Scottsbluff Gering Wyoming and Montana factories over consecutive days with multiple arrivals and departures noted.
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Great Western Sugar Company
Wind
Sor
Fort Collins
Baton
D Pan
Eaton
Greeley
Fort Morgan
Brighton
Long
Wyoulng
Mantra
Thurry W
Greeley Fan Great Western
Meat production inches up but prices rise
Washington reports higher meat prices in 1961 despite increased production. A government forecast indicates supplies will meet military needs and allow civil use to rise about three pounds per person above this year, with ample livestock feed helping potential output. A separate burglary at Clein's Tavern in Dacano left property loss.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Fordewet
Rigo
Ageny Sri
Aries
Bureau of
Hgher
Lott and Tegiman Vie For Weld County Sheriff Post
Veteran Ed Lott, a former Greeley police officer and World War II veteran, runs as a Democrat for county sheriff with 15 years of law enforcement and Navy service. Republican W. Tegiman, a Weld County officer for 30 years, former Ault marshal, Union Pacific retiree, and club member, seeks the sheriff’s job with police training and steady service.
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Schooit
Lott
Evans
Greeley
Police
U. S. Navy
Force
Weld County
Nollid
Bill
Carroll
Ray
Fe & Band
Grerlny Exchange Club
Tegiman Kaw
State Board For Vocational Education
King Gustav Very in Stockholm Health Decline
In Stockholm on October 2 the 93 year old Kling Cuxtay V named Kling Cuxtay V experienced a serious downturn as coughing increased and breathing became difficult. Dr Hjalmar Cassermai, the king's physician, said symptoms worsened since yesterday and cause marked weariness with fluttering pulse.
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Kling Cuxtay V
Hjalmar Cassermai
Senator Johnson to Speak at St Pauls Sunday Night
Senator Edwig will address a gathering at St Pauls Congregational Church on Fourth Avenue and Twelfth Street at 7 p m. He will review conditions from his recent trip to Europe. Attending will be Gov Walter W Jahinson and Lacy Wilkinson with David J Miller arranging. Also present are Gov John Long seeking re election and Mrs Ed Johnson and Mrs Walter Johnson.
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Fourth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Sen
Johnson
Europa
David J. Miller
Greeley
Walter W. Jahinson
Lacy L. Wilkinson
John Long
Wilkinson
Greelay
Colorado
Stans
Ed Johnson
Walter Johnson
Shirt Sleeve Harvest Time Over County
October weather in Greeley shows an unusually warm pattern with 13 of the first 26 days hitting 80 degrees. Reports note the driest October on record for Colorado’s Lalorado area, limited precipitation, and farmers enjoying field work without wraps while harvesting potatoes and sugar beets.
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Public Service Company
Greeley
Carver Weather Bureau
Lalorado
Tate
Tava
Ayers
Groeley
Lentalion
Botor
Gresley
Haa Bean Ag
Maron
Tutte
Suty
Ans
Mt Bast
Marshall Names 8 Men To Study Manpower Plan
Secretary of Defense Marshall names eight members for a study committee to evaluate manpower and mobilization policies. The group includes Brig. Gen. Melvin J. Maus, Maj. Gen. Leo M. Krebs, Rear Adm. H. S. Riggs, Maj. Gen. John T. Walker, Maj. Gen. George G. Finck, Brig. Gen. Robert L. Copley, and others from the Army Navy and Air Force reserves and national guard. The plan aims to ease mobilization pace and remove uncertainties under the present system.
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Regan
Clyillaye
Defense Department
Stepa
Maranal
Som Korea
Rodwin H. Burgess
Baltimore and Olo Railroad
Melvin J. Maus
Marina Reserviat
Leo Mf. Krebser
37Th Militant Guard Division
Vanhalt-Kreber Electrolyy4 Company
Cohumbos
Briss
Hugh M. Milton
Army Reserve
New Werten Military Institutes
Riggs
Naval Operations
John T. Walker
Marines
George G. Finck
Air National Guard
Robert L. Copley
Wie Air Force Reserva
FDR Halted Removal of Radical Operators
During World War II the United States and Russia were allies and a plan to remove suspected radio operators from merchant ships was halted by President Roosevelt. Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox told naval officers that an internal memorandum indicated loyalty concerns could not justify removing operators. The remarks imply political influence affected wartime security actions.
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Qel
Adolphus Starson
United States
Russia
Roosevelt
Yarald
Navy
Frank Knox
Staton
Knox
Weather Outlooks and Fragments Across Regions
Increasing cloudiness and light showers are possible Friday afternoon in several regions. The text notes snow flurries and squalls in spots, with windy conditions and cooler nights into Friday night and Saturday.
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Colurada
Coolar
Wyoming
Pirie
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