Milk Walkout Threat Hits Dairy Regions
Denver and northern Colorado faced a looming milk strike as Teamsters and dairy workers prepared after failed talks. Mayor Quigg Newton mediated with unions to avert action, delaying a 700 mil-delivery strike that would disrupt Denver Fort Collins and feeder points. Negotiations continued with hopes for a settlement before midnight.
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Tieuver
Anvil
Denver
Quigg Newton Folly
Lyderal Com Minton Representatoves
Aantionent
Teamsters
Mik Delyers Union
Tale
Paul Ashcraft
Union
Tnwicker
Dairies
Sizheralt
Fort Collins
Betwen
Hutpe
Towler
Greeleg
Ashieratt
Newton
Dower
Avril
Quigg Newton
Lipton
Tess
Delivarien
Dooyer
Gree- Tay
Port Collins
Bowlder
Smile Arrowus
Drerton
Gan
Siegur
Weld Farmers Union Rally at Eaton Hall
Weld County Farmers Union sponsors a Tuesday night rally for farm families at the American Legion hall in Walon. The event features square dancing by the Rocky Mountain Warmers and a Mansard display by Andy Anderson and Esther Marko, with education director Mra. Hardo leading programs and Junior Reserve exhibitions from Eastlake Brighton.
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American Légion Hall
Walon
Weld County Farmers Union
Rocky Mountain
Witon
Denver
Andy Anderson
Rannid
Esther Marko
Anderson
Sidute
Kaedown Tildley
Colorado
Wyoming
Mra. Hardo
Rolald Hardo
Eastlake
Brighton
Holy Week services planned at Trinity Episcopal Church
Holy Week devotionals are set at Trinity Episcopal Church on Ninth Avenue and Eleventh Street with services led by Rev. Charles V. Young on Wednesday and Harald Lundgren on Thursday. Attendance appears limited yet community leaders and church ministers encourage participation during the two day devotional period.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Ninth Avenue
Eleventh
Charles V. Young
Harald Lundgren
First Baptist Eluurel
Masdhey
Gomente
Lions Club
Mundy
Mowaday
Hriday
Boys Admit Stealing Gas From Avracloy and Wald Property
Three youths, ages 21 and younger, confessed to taking gas from Avracloy and Wald property. Authorities, led by Pant Clove and Hill Towalog, report the defendants were questioned and admitted the theft. Officers recovered $8.00 from the scene.
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Gewke
Aolay
Pant Clove
Hill Towalog
Police
Taycallentgen
Jaycees Sponsor Taster Fog Hunt in Greeley
The Greeley Chamber of Commerce announced Saturday events for youth participants. Children joining the hunt at the CSCE can area meet at the intersection of Seventeenth Street and Ninth Avenue while those at East Side Park assemble at Twelfth Street and Fourth Avenue. Hunts begin at 9:20 a.m. The Jaycees sponsor the annual Easter egg hunt.
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Greeleyamine Chamber of Commerse
CSCE
Soventesnth Street
Ninth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Fourth Avenue
Climax Reserves Vast Ore To Support Century Scale
Climax Malgi genum Co President Hunk er reported that known ore deposits in Climax, Golo yield appear to last beyond a century at current operations. The company conservatively estimates reserves at 250 quintillion tons of vein ore, with utilities rapidly expanding and expected profits around 2,013,460 dollars for 1948, or 4.044 dollars per share, down to 923,790 dollars or 0.85 dollars per share.
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Denver
Ariul II
Hunker
Climax Malgigenum Co
Ide
al Climax
Golo
Yeill
Conpaly
Former Local Resident Killed in Salem Crash
Franke Robert Chessnare, 61, of 3467 North Bristol, Vorland, Oregon, former Greeley resident, died in a head on collision Sunday night in Salem. His wife Ryn was hospitalized with injuries. Survivors include 14 children and several relatives. The couple were en route from Portland to Reedley, California when the crash occurred. Authorities list causes as under investigation with details released to the public.
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Franke
Robert Chessnare
Noth
Bristol
Vorland
Ore
Greeleyitn
Agia
Kuner-Eripgon
Mutire Crewley Gar Company
Hia
Reedley
Gorham
Marlett Honderstidt
Uorttes Halty Waninzer
Tangent
Beha Willian
Portands
Ava
Lorain Nicholson
Istacaila
Grey Flora
Jean
Gireth
Arthur Chissamora
Vorilamat
Fanaral
Aorgicas
Tnt Anteemont
Vortland
Orn
Magerast
Hyerol Chesuimora
Ficantoy Thomiy
Pertland
Weather Local 24-Hour Summary
Local forecast for 24 hours ends Tuesday reports high near 43 with low around 4 due to precipitation. Cloudy intervals across Colorado with decreasing intensity Tuesday night into Wednesday. warmer conditions on Wednesday. Mostly cloudy to partly cloudy across New Mexico and southern border regions with lifting temperatures Tuesday afternoon into Wednesday. Tuesday remains fair overall with night and Wednesday improving. southerly breezes and cooler west wells noted.
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Rawn
Colorado
New Mexico
Navy Denies Any Part in Flying Saucers
Washington reports the Navy denies involvement in flying saucer programs. Officials say no aircraft or missiles resembling saucers were developed or flown, and a department spokesman notes the only near-saucer model reportedly flew last in 1947.
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Navy
Washington
Navy Ang
Hoa
Ui. 3
News and World Report
Cybermonts
Charles H. Yimainiin
Aeronautica
NACA
Lingley Air Force Base
Virginia
Rimmerman
Anerman
Nadia
Henry J. Taytor
Remy Ava
Coulvotad del Figuer
ABC Browlcast
Ito
XVSU
Fr Nm Navy
Feltien
Shane Ikeapews
Lin Anit
Montgomery
Materi
Trina
Dallas
Torta
Payne
U.S
Three Soap Box Derby Entries On KEKA Tonight
Local KEKA broadcast will feature three soap box derby entries. The event airs tonight at 2:45 p.m. hosted by Tenzy's Auto Varit with participants Anos Davy Aummimat Jo mer Sinn and others, honoring Tiny ard Wolns and Dean Sinn.
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Enirles
Keka
Tenzy
Tinyard Wolns
Jomelor
Dean Sinn
Keke
Storm Total In Weld County From Weekend Snowfall
Weather data shows Weld County received up to .48 inches from a Monday storm with varying totals across towns. Great Western Sugar reports .07 to .25 inches, Eaton factory totals rise to .25. areas near Greeley saw 26 inches of snow, with damage to trees and property and a brief power outage in the LaGrange district.
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Walid County
Marolog
Mundar
Woll Conservation Service
Briggndale
Public Service Company
West Creeley
Man Gay
Great Western Sugar Company
Eaton
Nin
Rankis and Field
Windsor
Johnatuiea
Johnatorn
Platteville
Keenesburg
Greeley
Zrisk
Gerrad
Knous Confirmed as Federal District Judge for Colorado
In Denver, Lea Knous, governor of Colorado, is unexpectedly confirmed by the Senate as federal district judge for Colorado. The appointment prompts Lt. Gov. Waller Tons to succeed as governor, with Judge J. Foster Symes recently retired. Confirmation came amid rumblings of a possible delay and a ceremonial swearing-in planned with no event details finalized.
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Washington
Denver
Senate
Krons
Cape
Poyannun
Wilton Donuaot
Tesiona Sali Din Tas Muda
Electrocution in Onwyod Oklahoma Two Family Involved
An electrical accident in Onwyod Oklahoma April 4 killed a one year old boy and injured others. The child touched a live telephone wire while a father worked a separate line, as a couple who run the town’s telephone exchange were on duty. State Trooper Shulse said the fatal shock occurred when the youth picked up a wire from the telephone arm. An investigation found a power line had blown earlier on the telephone circuit.
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Onkwyod
Okla
Josh Night
Tiwuy Goulding
Felix Mulhry
Ffrs
Gqou
Shulse
Rent decontrol talk dominates Greely realtors meeting
The Greely Board of Realtors discussed end of rent control and the need for vacancies to ease housing. Chairman M. M. Carpentier led a committee including Tom Opdyke and Arthur Marry to report on conditions in Green Bay and coordination with state officials. The group also reviewed a southern Midwest meeting and planned district discussions.
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Gresley
Les Sectlor
Anderson's
Tun l Lane
Gree Jey
Gavanvies
Coe Gilance
Maluwi Aavertud
Tou Weir
Jon Opdyke
Lesauth
Loveland
Senators Demand Full Facts From McCarthy in Communist Charge Hearing
Washington report says investigators formally request Senator McCarthy provide all information and documents related to charges of communist influence in the state department. The demand, carried by a letter to McCarthy, cites his February 30 speech and asks for affidavits and writings before any committee appearance. Separately, a bank robbery in Okarche, Oklahoma, saw a 4-year-old victim and armed intruders demanding money while officials pursued a suspect.
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Washington
ZFI
Sata
WaCorthy
Bia
State Department
McGarshy
Liegeste
Bec
McGurthy
Senate
Owen Lutimorg
Wan Nage
Aged Eatonite William C Shrewspoyg y Dies
William C Shrewspoyg y, 85, of T10 Famatreet aton, died Monday at Weld County Public Hospital after a long illness. He was a retired painter and paper junger. Survived by wife and two daughters Florence Morris and Lethel Chesalira, plus four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Watttron Mortuary of Matin.
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William C
Weld
Leavenworth
Kena
Shirgwsbury
Denver
Jaton
Waa
Margaret
Florence Morris
Mra
Lethel Chesalira
Eugene
Ure
Waliam
Lucille Morria
Geuver
M Canatance Conningham
Chicago
Mayy Chihering Ritenom
Gusapor
Wao
Rar
Rabies Injections Given to 242 Dogs in County
A county clinic reports 242 dogs vaccinated for rabies at Raton and Kernosbure facilities. Additional injections distributed across Pyorpent Valley raise the total to a nearby county figure. An event is planned at Kocasy Wood Wednesday to honor vaccination efforts.
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Raton
Anil Pyorpent
Thea Hijartlona
Elinion
Kocasy
Fluorinization Advocated at Dental Meeting
A Weld County dental gathering discussed fluoridation to combat dental decay and funded a proposed water system improvement. County dental society members and guests studied plan details, costs, and statewide public health implications during the session.
Denverife 68th Traffic Victim Reported
A Denver traffic death near Westinity Tribe reported as the 68th such fatality this year. The late victim, a resident of Kerond Deneer, died after a vehicle collision during night hours on a city street. Authorities prompt stays and ongoing investigations into traffic causes.
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Denver
Kerond
Deneer
Walter
Mars
Georgewine Miranints
Nationalists Claim Russians Manned Attacks Planes
An aid headquarters spokesman in Tilvel, Fornigea, reports Russian planes attacked, claiming two Chinese nationals were downed and that attack plans were coordinated by Russians. The statement describes air actions near Shangtal and Hangzhou Bay as part of ongoing hostilities in the region.
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Spencer Moose Tilvel
Fornigea
Aly
Day
Muissian
Ritsaland
Mestokes
Shangtal
Weld Towns Vote Tuesday in Distracted OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists Weld Towns and voters but is unreadable in parts. Names such as Ault Vater Wel Myson Feedertee Morea Windsors appear amid garbled text. No clear event details or outcomes are discernible from the readable material.
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West County
New Studies of Budget Ordered for Air Power
A lengthy budget note discusses strengthening air power with calls for increased defense spending and reallocation of funds. The plan names Navy and Army inputs, outlines projected costs, and references a proposed meeting, with figures and timelines alluded to in the article.
Marry Bannett Recovering From Unclear Injury
A brief item reports Marry Bannett is recovering from an unspecified incident in California. The notice provides little detail beyond the recovery status and location, reflecting a small community update in the edition.
Jurors Convict Bridges and Two on Three Counts
Jurors convict Bridges and two others on three counts in a high profile case. The trial centered on alleged transport safety violations and related misconduct. Prosecutors argued extensive evidence linked Bridges to illegal activities, while defense urged reasonable doubt.
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Bridges
Pierce Legion Drum and Bugle Corps Display
The Pierce American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps will perform aboard a program at the Legion hall. A concert featuring local groups is planned to raise funds for the country’s cancer relief efforts with a reported film and entertainment lineup.
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Legion Drum and Bugie
Pierce
Senator Diss Skr Petersthins in 88 Denial Vote
A fragmented OCR entry references a senator and denial of a vote, mentioning names and locations in a garbled form. Readers see hints of a political figure and voting context, with unclear dates and incomplete phrases.
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Calo
Petersthins
Vis Suf
Mem
Minty
St. Poberolrys
Aadnery Ms
Mivhagl
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