Court Upholds Congress in Red Inquiry
The Supreme Court refused to interfere with congressional power to compel witnesses in Hollywood subversion probes. Justices van de Velde and Douglas favored review. eight named defendants faced contempt rulings for defying House inquiries into Communist party ties. The decision preserves lower court rulings upholding Congress in the 1947 investigations.
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Woshington
Eupreme Court
Congressional
Hosses
Caa
Muovie
John Howard Lawson
Dalton Srumba
Congress
Supreme Court
Wark
Douglas
Clark
Vinken
Reed
Frankfurter
Tackwou
Turton
Minton
Lawson
Trumbo Ware
Anne
Hollywood
House Committee
Communist Party
Cagay Axa
Trumbo
Ring Lardner, Jr
Albert Bialtz
Alvah Baaste
Sammel Ornttx
Herbert Wiberman
Edward Dinywyk
Drain Brett
Laster Cole
Tribunel
Richard Morford
Twtn
National Council of American-Soviet Friendship
Tuc
Morford
UT. S. District Court
Prospectival
Moarga Marshall
Chaiman
National Federation
Marshall
Dlapatea
Delawars
Wanton
Soutaa Trailway
Weather summary for multiple states and times
Local forecast for 24 hours ending Sunday shows variable conditions across states. Wyoming expects occasional rain at night, followed by partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with mountain flurries and cooler trends. New Mexico forecasts fair Monday with windy Monday, cooler Tuesday, and warm to windy conditions toward the southeast.
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Bos
Tow
Colorado
Bountaing
Divide
Wyoming
Warner
New Mexico
Warner West
Lone Bandit Robs Safeway Store in City
A lone bandit armed with a nickel gun robbed a Safeway on Seventh Avenue and Ponth Street at about 6 50 a m, fleeing with a substantial sum. Police described a 28 year old man with sandy whiskers, wearing a whipcord jacket, and a checked shirt, who demanded cash from the register and fled in a waiting car. Authorities searched the area with many officers and state patrols but the suspect was not found. The description matched a man linked to prior daylight holdups.
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Lous
Baleway
Seventh Avenue
Ponth Street
Abe Laliun
Vransenst
Mn 26
Mehl
Mananey J
Welaney
Willy
Alortt
Atate
Warning Issued To Keep Dogs Chickens From Flower Beds
Three Palisa C G Huntar Monday warned residents with dogs and poultry to keep them out of flower beds. Chickens cannot be allowed near plants and flowers at this location. Officials Willman Miller and others urged residents to report violations and protect garden plots from animal damage.
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Palisa C. G- Huntar
Cickens
Ieee
Willman
Miller
Hind
Reikinder
Wind Storm Follows Sunny Easter Morn
A sunny Easter morning gave way to a 59 mile hour wind storm across Greeley and surrounding areas. A 100 foot cattle yard at Western Cattle Company on South 28th Avenue was destroyed owned by Mrs. Alize Shedd. Wind damaged utility lines between Greeley and Denver and caused outages at Kersey Gil and Bridgedate. Temperatures dropped to 26 after a 77 degree high, with dust clouds, rain and snow in parts of Wyoming and continued overcast skies. Winter wheat damage and irrigation plans for beet crops are anticipated as winds persist.
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Crepley
Greeley
Smyeracks
Arene
Western Cattle Company
Obha Creeley Municipal
Thin Home Gas and Electric Company
Woman killed in Cortez area as man near death
In Garter Colorado a Durango woman was found fatally injured and a man, Harold Strickland, about 30, in critical condition near a car on highway 100 near Cahona. Mary Antonio Gallegos, 27, died later at Southwear Memorial Hospital. Gibert Turner, 20, of Inironga, is held for investigation as authorities gather details of the crash that left a woman dead and two men damaged. Turner reported three people left Durango last night and drove through Cortez before reaching Cahona.
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Garter
Colo
Durango
Gahone
Cato Énly
Mary Antonio Gallegos
Southwear Memorial Hospital
Calhoun
Harold Strickland
Algo
Dhanco
George Dilts
Gibert Turner
Inironga
Investizaton
Cahona
Strickland
Turner
Hem
Dilld
Dills
Mhember Detnris
Ditta
Duraipa
Coritez
Gabone
CCC to Erect Quonset Grain Storage in Weld County
The Commodity Credit Corporation plans Quonset storage in Weld County with four units totaling 800 000 bushels, replacing barley storage needs due to high demand. Construction approved by J Fred Seeck, PMA chair, as part of a re seal grain program. Local barley stocks total about 981 292 bushels with loans and purchase agreements.
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CCC
Weld County
Commodity Credit, Corporation
Weld
Burley
Nonkral
J. Fred Seeck
PMA
Bushell Burley
Steck
Cork
Word County Ae
Willy Kota
Commodity Credit Corporation
Kansas City
Easter Services Draw Thousands Despite Fog in Greeley
Thousands attend Easter morning services across Greeley despite dense fog. Crowds fill churches from 5:30 to 11 a.m. with multiple sites including Inspiration Point and Greeley High School. Evangelical Free, Park Church and others hosted early events. baptisms at Crestview Park were postponed due to wind.
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Greeley
Taye Weis
Denver
Misa Durinhy Rodkema
CSCE
Mary City
Sam Harris
Our Savior's Lutheran
First Christian
Lark
Park Jelimreh
IL Gdock
Avery
Dennis J. Brown
Crewley Baptist Temple
Pullman Conductor Strike Ordered by Union
About 2200 Pullman car conductors were ordered to strike next Monday April 17. The National Association of Railway Motormen expects intervention or a form of the Railway Labor Act. A walkout could affect passenger service on railways in the United States and Canada.
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Chieara
Gn. m
National
Moetgra
Pallann
United Sentea
Ganaila
Maraliqva
Coriwetork Haya
Watria
Anton Aspolrosmiin
Desno Baha
Dalon
Interunion Strife in Denver Dairies
Denver dairies faced a strike action by Dairy Employes No. 537 and other AFL locals after four dairies and milk drivers walked out over unfair labor practices. Production and deliveries stalled until a four-hour walkout led to a contract settlement with eight Denver dairies and engineers involved.
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Danver
Inrike
Denver
Operaling
APL
Lairies
AFL
Denver Dairies
Winter Wheat Estimate Down
Washington reports a forecast for the winter wheat crop of 3,590,000 bushels, down from last December’s projections. The Agriculture Department cites lower planted acres and yields, with 85 percent of normal crop condition and 80 percent for pastures, while total production across major states is detailed.
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Washington
Agilunilurs Department
Denartu
Inab
Willy
Nebraska
Montana
Colorado
Truman Returns to Washington from Key West Vacation
President Truman arrived in Washington from a month abroad at Key West, greeted by cabinet officers and other government officials. He departed Key West at 4:40 a.m. local time aboard an Army plane for the capital.
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Washington
Truman
Key Weel
Pla
Ustan
Key West
Weld County Red Cross exceeds fund drive goal
Weld County Red Cross drive surpasses its goal with $20,000 raised toward an $18,012 target. Chapter manager Tela Reed reports extensive volunteer effort across the county, noting 425 participants and progress across districts yet to report. John Bamister praised for county chairmanship as the drive continues to support veterans and community aid programs.
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Weld
Fed Cross
Tela W. Reed
Word
Liding Sone
John JD. Bamister
Read
Teeblirs
Toad Bellaves
Wold
Prilahis Fepin Seltont
Yids
Humily Ani
9 Injured in Weld Crash in Dus Storm
Leslie Bais of Yeehton and several others were hurt in a Weld county crash Sunday near Highways 52 and 8. At least six were treated. most severely Peter Saunders of Tangiioul suffered serious injuries. Local hospitals reported varying conditions and damage totaled about $2000.
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Leslie Bais
Yeehton
SS. Vault
Lemgmont
Tefone
Peltor Vi Saintere
Trentadt
Sit. Vrain
Dustelorm
Artis Fortuna
James A. Milles
Wrighton
Sylvan
Thwmiders
Longmont
Rt 2
Highwiya
Tas
Ming Nersomy
Peter V. Saunders
St. Vrath
Lain Montis
Peter Siuidey
Belgiton
Salazar
Arallena
Inilana
Albert Christnphar
Hygiene, & Gessenver
Sawiders
Ploremtinn Christopier
Patricca Christophar
Wathafre
Baro
Christopher
Stair Patralinon
Glen Boyce
Robert Lettrer
Willer Gar
Alorit
Easter Weekend Toll Rises In Nationwide Accidents
Reported Easter weekend fatalities climb as National Safety Council data show 17 deaths per hour on the holiday period. The tally includes drownings, fires, crashes, and other accidents across states led by California and Arizona with scattered fatal incidents over the extended week.
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Natian
Yeattie
Vickilis
National Safety Council
Wtatos
Arizona
Arkansan
Catt
Colorado
Weak Housing Bill Sends to White House
A truncated housing measure passing the Senate and House headed to the White House. It authorizes about 4 billion dollars for new homes and cooperative programs, with support for private financing and independent agencies. The plan also includes provisions for slum clearance and mortgage programs, while a controversial cooperative housing option was rejected.
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White House
CSCE Speech Group Brings Home Honors
Colorado State representatives earned honors at a regional meet held Sunday and Saturday at Bethel College campus. Kana Von Garrity won first in men's discussion and Victor Walter second in the game event. Grice Hemphill captured senior awards in women's division while Hemphill also excelled in other mixed events. Two debates produced additional placements as Beale Taine Bitmunden led forensic judging.
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Colorado State
Pi Kappa Doles
Newton
Kana von Garrity
Victor Walter Ted
Grice Hemphill
Misa Hemphill
Hal Sault
Boulderites Die In Weekend Auto Crashes
A Boulderite and a Golden Man rider died in separate Sunday vehicle accidents. Archia Shaw 27 and Williany Hodes 62 perished after a crash on a highway near Golden. Ray Campbell 50 and Myla Wright 41 were injured in other collisions while Willard Robinson 6 died in a Saturday crash near Golden. Driver Robert G. Tanners reported not seeing Holgea before the wreck.
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Colorado
Tedstone
Frersmit
Archia
Shaw
Toulster
Williany Hodes
Golden
Ray Campbell
Yura
Myla Wright
Yuya
Willard Robinson
Fox
Banerot
A. Muir
Robert G. Tanners
Iie
Hoetiunt and Neighboring Places Noted in Abridged List
A compact OCR fragment lists scattered place names and states across the country including Massachusetts New Jersey New York Missouri Nebraska and Virginia. It also mentions towns such as Kenticky Matin Ty May fan and Howth Citritites, creating a mosaic of locations without coherent narrative or dates.
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Hoetiunt
Polawara
Biride Sy Gearula aOy Wahoo
Util
Tifa Ve
Town
Tiraneas
Kenticky
Matin Ty May Fan
Masanotusetts Lity
Mletienm Teas Mine
TOBE
Hdi
Miontgambil
Missouri
Nebraska
New Derang
New Mexico
New York
Gavollun
Obio
Fihae Twland
Tenwasie
Unk Us Virginia
West Vie
Resignation bursts from state Little Hoover panel
Bezotf resigns from the state's Little Hoover group amid a reform revolt. Reports say County and Senate figures criticized the leadership as entrenched, while others defend the decision as a needed cleanup. The move triggers calls for accountability and is seen shaping upcoming state governance debates.
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Bezotf
Little Hoover Group
Indian Parliament Okehs Pakistan Pact Protest
The Indian parliament narrowly approved a Pakistan pact amid protests. Members argued the accord would bring stability or risk, with the government contending it reduces chances of war while opponents warned of hidden costs to national security and sovereignty.
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Okehs
Dasaliirad
Nelen Bald
Kivrachi
Acton
Tlotlieg
India
Pakistan
Sant Allont
Neliry
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