Steel Plants Backing Away From Seizure In Court Fight
Washington April 1 The steel industry pressures the government over wartime plant seizures as major producers seek immediate court relief. Trials focus on constitutionality while leaders promise resumption of output and cooperation with the administration to speed a return to normal production.
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Morris Testifies On Cabinet Members In House Inquiry
Morris New York attorney and politician testified before a House Judiciary subcommittee investigating the Justice Department. He claimed many cabinet members were prepared to quit rather than answer questions about personal income and stated Una was responsible for changing the president's enthusiasm for his mission.
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Easter egg hunt and photo contest at Glenmere park
A 5500 total prize fund backs a Saturday Easter hunt at Glenmere park for hundreds of youngsters from toddlers to 18. Separate toddler and CSCH tween events tame age groups, with a photo contest open to students through high school. Local merchants and campus staff, including Ty Branch and Dick Bodteller, coordinate judging and prizes.
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Good Friday Service at First Methodist Concludes Series
Prebanter services arranged by the Greeley Council of Churches will end with a three hour Good Friday observance from noon to 3 at First Methodist Church. The Seven Last Words of the Cross guide the periods, with ministers R Wilhoe Simmons Jack Reese HJ Stroh William J Ole Eline Dabishom Harold Lundgren Edward Ness. A speaker system will let those in the Youth chapel hear the service. Other Greeley Council of Churches events included noon-day invitations at Trinity Episcopal and Monday through Thursday.
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Taft Millikin Campaign Tour Across Colorado Planned
Millikin announces a vigorous campaign for Senator Taft with stops in Denver, Greeley, Colorado Springs, and Grand Junction. He plans to address chambers, the Young Republicans, and county conventions ahead of the April 26 state gathering. He says Taft will perform well in Colorado and nationally.
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Allies Hit Red Supply Lines In Korea Front Strikes
Seoul April 14 Allied forces across North Korea pounded supply routes and installations as U N aircraft and B29s attacked highways bridges and depots. Eighth Army reported 2480 Communist casualties last week with 5488 killed 1128 wounded and 42 prisoners taken.
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Television Show to Feature Weld County Garage April 17 19
Tama Peru reports a live closed circuit TV demonstration at the Weld County Garage from April 17 to 19. KVOB TV Colorado Springs will televise a two hour show with local acts, schools providing talent, and demonstrations of DuMont and Motorola receivers to entertain up to 10,000 visitors.
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Bodies Hung Thru Trees After B-26 Crash
A B-26 crashed near Golden Peak, 25 miles northwest of Denver, killing most aboard. Recovery teams and civil air patrol dispatched. airmen hanging in trees along a cut path were seen by observers, with search planes looping above the rugged, timbered terrain.
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Progress in Negotiations in Korea Stalls for Fifth Day
In Mungan, Korea, April 10, for the fifth straight day the negotiators made no move toward ending the Korea floating dispute. They met briefly and adjourned. total session time this week reached 30 minutes and 30 seconds. Allied and communist representatives debated whether to move talks to staff level, while refusing to alter core positions on Soviet neutrality and forbidding military airfield construction as part of the package.
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Greeley High Grad Believed Killed in BI Crash
Corportunate: Corporal Dahl a Greeley high graduate was aboard a B 26 bomber that crashed near a mountain east of Golden after failing to land at Stapleton Field. Family ties and a planned return visit to Greeley marked his career from Lackland to Shaw Field. The search involved Denver CAP units and eight hours of air patrols over the region. The White House announced public viewing on April 22 as part of a nationwide note.
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Picket Lines Form as CWA Strikes Western Electric
Ten CWA pickets from Denver set a ring around Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph in Colorado. District 10 reports full staffed boards while unions claim 100 percent adherence. Pickets moved between the exchange, garage, and Canfield hotel amid talks aborting strike strategy.
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Staley Talaphont
Denver
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Winter Wheat Forecast Near One Billion Bushels
Washington April 10 Agriculture department forecasts this year’s winter wheat crop at 146,845,000 bushels, up 28,814,000 from last December’s figure. It compares with last year’s 645,169,000 bushels and the ten year average of 799,977,000. King Sized Birth Announcement St. Louis April 10 An imaginative billboard proclaims the birth of Michael Robert Seal born Friday April 4 weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces. The billboard, donated to the family, shows shoes and a baby figure and cost about 250 dollars.
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Truman Signals Private Preference on Nominee Before Convention
President Truman hinted he may express a preference for the party standard bearer before the Democratic National Convention. He refused to confirm reports on Eisenhower’s resignation or potential return to campaign in the United States. He said any announcement would come only when Eisenhower is ready, and he would not name a successor or indicate further choices at this time.
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Truman asks Congress to remove 22,400 patronage posts
President Truman asked Congress to move about 22,400 postmasters, customs collectors, and U S marshals from patronage lists to merit service under civil service. The plan, similar to a 1947 proposal, would shift appointments to civil service overseen by cabinet heads, with Congress having 60 days to disapprove.
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Parole director appointments named after exams in Colorado
Denver April 10 7 The civil service commission today announced Wayne Ky Patterson topped the list for permanent Colorado parole director while Richard W. Gregory of Greeley was named consultant on parole services Patterson a former state patrolman from Breckenridge Springs holds a provisional post and James P. Eakins a Denver probation worker won the supervisor job Inter state parole compacts None of the 45 applicants were found fully qualified with 28 rejected on initial applications one withdrew two failed exams and all failed the written test An announcement on successful parole officers will come next week Dean Doolen remains consultant and four acting assistant directors are Joe Trinofer Orville Killerman Elmer A Ray and Herbert Lashbrook
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Gunnson County
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Lion Oil Company To Start Coring Thursday
Oil field activity reports show Lion Oil Company preparing to core the well at North Greagewood after reaching 6495 feet on Wednesday. Change to oil base mud completed. coring likely to begin Thursday night. Other operators, including Sherrod-Apperson and Earl Sherwell, reported progress at nearby Gillette No 8 and Wracale wells with varying outputs and depths in Morgan County.
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