Eisenhower Released From Duty in Europe June 1
The White House says General Eisenhower will be released from duty in Europe effective June 1 and placed on inactive status upon return to the United States. Letters from Lovett and Short discuss the action and possible timing of his return, with attention to the forthcoming Republican convention and New Jersey primary results.
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Fisenhower
Europe
White House
Vyas
Lovett
Eisenhower
United States
Joesph
Short
Geo
Jona
Fogton
Bike Hower
Parin
Rolind
Cam Egal Qintyiot
Backere
Cand Baye Agrond
Atlothey
Taft
Tong
Aft
New Jern
Associated’ Press
New Jersey
Tuft
Marcold M. Stissen
Atuyerison
Adkii A. Stevenson
Alinois Executive
AEC Seeks Site for Huge Plant
The Atomic Energy Commission announced plans for a new billion dollar plant and a 6,000 acre site in the Ohio River valley. The facility would employ about 4,000 workers and power availability and cost guided site considerations, with no final location yet chosen.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commient
Ohio River Valley
Commission
Kentucky
Ohio
West Virginia
AEC
M. W. Boyer
Yoradona Fair
Borer
Ohio River
Pitty
Ater
Me Calls in Press for Conference Sat
Gen Eisembower will hold a news conference here at 16 a m tomorrow to commend on his retirement as commander of Allied Powers in Europe.
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Huprems
Europe
Eisembower
Frontier oil tests in Greasewood North pool area
Frontier Refising company reports a location for an oil test in the Greasewood North pool. The site EXNWHNEX ISL is mapped as Niles No 1 of Frontier Refising, with drilling activity near Kirchhot ranch and adjacent wells by Dyer and Anshatz Drilling. Nearby wells show significant depths around 4,200 feet with other listed operations and a court case involving James Ortega for voluntary manslaughter.
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Frontier
Daa
Sowibeaat
Niles No
Iaom
Henry Niles
Landiser and Dee
Furs Oil Company
Wald County
Bothard
Anshatz Drilling
Doll
Riveraldes Reservoir
Juickpot Reanevale
New
Raymer
Menenw
Williamson Begins Second Overseas Tour in Tokyo
Harry W. Williamson of Greeley has begun his second overseas tour with the Red Cross. He arrived in Tokyo after a flight from San Francisco and expects assignment in Korea. Williamson, 44, previously served two years in the Pacific during World War II and has held multiple Red Cross leadership roles in Colorado and the Southwest. His wife and four children reside in Greeley, with a granddaughter one month old.
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Harry W. Williamson
Greeley
Tokyo
San Francisco
Korea
New Hebrides
New Caledonia
Guadalcanal
Williamson
Stan
Navy
Far East
John
Colorado State Colege’ of Education
Keith
Greeley Bigh
Mand Birs
Allen Straight
Reno
Williamagt
Martius Straight
Japan
Red Cross
Goodfellow Air Force Lane
San Angelo
Tex
South Pacific
Pacific
U. S
Weld County Red Cross
Northerster Colorado
Wyoming
Hoe
Polar Triangle
Herold Harris
Warren
Cheyenne
Goodfellow Air Force Base
Randolph officers refuse to fly amid suspension requests
Six first lieutenants at Randolph Air Force Base faced voluntary suspension from flying as Major Albert Hatcher cited eight who returned to aloft. One officer faced court martial for disorderly conduct after a collision in the air. A draft of others sought to avoid flying, with veterans called to active duty. Ward’s trial paused for Good Friday observance as his attorney prepared statements.
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Nia
Tex
Randolph Air Force
Raye
Albert Hatcher
Sentinels
Airisen
Ito
San Antonio
Mhonth
Tienday
Frank Ballard
Maii
Walter “Winchell
Drew Pearson
Hatcher
Steel Talks Get Nowhere in Washington Peace Talks Fail
Washington reports that steel peace negotiations began at 1 10 p m MST and ended without progress by Monday. Officials noted reduced tension over defense production as a ban on certain operations was lifted, while disputes between the government and steel owners remained unresolved amid accusations of stalling. Federal lawyers pursued actions to test President Truman’s authority to seize the industry if needed. A meeting with industry leaders and union representatives was held but its outcome was not disclosed.
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Washington
Truman
Ita
Yeaclave
Stelke
Oth
Weeting
Wortor
Weather Local for 4 boureanding at.9 a.m. Friday: high. 0
Parts of Colorado observe cloudy and unsettled conditions with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms. Friday night and Saturday may see cooler winds, widely scattered showers, and a mix of partly cloudy skies. Warmer again on Saturday with decreasing winds.
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Colorado
Phone Pickers Picket Western Electric Strike Near Exchange
Picketing by Communications Workers of America from Denver shut down non union telephone operators but calls continued. The strike targeted Western Electric with picket lines around the local exchange on Thursday and Friday morning.
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Italy
Jack
Telephona Servica’ Waa
Comaninteation Workers ‘of America
Western ‘Electric
Denver
G.W.A
Western Electric
Colorado
Airliner Crashes Off Puerto Rico Killing Dozens
Airliner bound for New York with Banter tourists crashes five miles northwest of San Juan Puerto Rico at 11 02 am EST. Pan American DC 4 carried 69 aboard including 38 adults and six children. At least 23 survivors reported. 51 feared dead. Captain John Burn husband of Jane Froman among the 13 listed as known alive. Coast guard amphibians aided rescue with other planes circling the site.
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New York
Jane Froman
San Juan
Puerto Rico
John Burn
Pan American
Civil Aeronautics Board
Minna Froman
Lisbon
al Song
Sha
Donald Ros
Coast Guard
Pan’ American
Wiliam Thomas Hutching
Peckville
Sack R.laubach
Rloomaburg
Alfred Pere, Purner
Rego Park
Quetnx
Repe Torres
Flushing
Queens
Cosat
BS Vives
Cardiff
Red Cross Fund at Eight Percent of Goal in Weld County
Weld county fundraising shows 23 750 collected toward an 29 204 goal. Officials expect to meet the target with five more drives. Reported divisions average a five percent increase over last year, while many unreported areas must match or exceed this pace to reach the countywide total.
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Greeley
Weld County Draws 100 Men for May Preinduction Exams
Weld county selective service board released a list of seven draftees for next month’s induction ahead of a larger summer call. A total of 160 men are slated for preinduction examinations on May 1 14 23 and 28, as part of the largest pre Induction effort since World War II. The plan aims to fill county quotas for the fiscal year starting July 1 with about 1 2 million new recruits nationwide. Weld’s May group includes John A Rule Fort Lupton Clarence James Schmidt Route 2 La Salle Francis Eugene Grissom Route 3 Anderson Me Joseph Peter Dagenhart Route 2 Fort Lupton Charles H Magnuson Route 2 Eaton James Robert Beets 320 Park Avenue Eaton Henry Raton Haner Marnsline 1106 in Street.
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Weld County Selective Service Board
Vocal Board
Rove Kirby
Secreta and
State Selective Service
Anna Rosenberg
Weld
John A. Rule
Fort Lupton
Clarence James Schmidt
la Salle
Francis Eugene Grissom
Anderson
Joseph Peter Dagenhart
Charles H. Magnuson
Eaton
James Robert Beets
Parkavents
Ons Hen Ty Raton
Haner Marnsline
Street
Michigan Bell Strike Settled after nationwide walkout
Detroit April 11 union leaders announced settlement of the Michigan Bell strike involving about 18 009 workers. Details were not disclosed but the agreement was seen as shaping patterns for other negotiations. Wages ranged from 43 to 110 a week with an average around 1 55 after recent increases.
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Detroit
Michigan
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
CIO Communications’ Workera
Amoorica
Yeni -Atang
Adjuata
Bell
Monitay
Michixifort
Qhio
Js & ‘Manufacturing
Bell Telephone Sytem
Menork No
IC ‘Weaten Electric
Westerm Electric Atelice
New York
CWA
Christians Observe Good Friday Pilgrims Mark Holy Week
Pilgrims from many lands join Christians in Jerusalem and the Holy Land as they commemorate Christ's crucifixion. Pilgrims retrace the Via Dolorosa toward Calvary while Catholic and Protestant services unfold across Europe and Rome.
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Holy Land
Jerusalem
Até
le Thimes
Dolorosa
Calvary
Kater
Basilica of the Holy Sepulchre
St. Andrew's Churchyard
Wrat
Europe
London
Westminster Abbey
Germany
Pater
Vatican City
Rome
Peter
Ether Rosen Sharcher
Relatives Told of Plane Death of Dahl Relative
Relatives of Cyl. David Dab Jr were officially notified Friday that he was aboard a B25 that disappeared near Golden Dab win graduated from Greeley High last June. His family details and planned travel routes are noted along with his service at Shaw Field Sumter and his membership in the First Methodist church. The plane crash location is Kansas City area and burial is arranged for Webber Kansas.
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David Dab! Jr
Hkae
Golden
Win
Greeley Hgh
Albin Johnson
Greeley
Dalia Elites
Cap Walsh
Los Angeles
Bhaw’ Air Force
Baba
Sumter
Cpt
Daht
Greeley High
Teave Pode
Danver
Esplana
Lowry Air Fores Bane
Wadoeaday
Ices
Webben
Antes
Thref
du Mies
Tha Firat Methodist Church
Hate
Johnson
Hhev
Washington, D.C
Shaw Field
Summit
D C
Superior
Nehr
Webber
Kans
Sunrise Service at Glenmere Park in Greeley
Cooperative churches around Greeley will hold a Sunrise Service at Glenmere Park beginning 5:30 AM. In case of bad weather the Evangelical Free Church will host on Thirteen Avenue and Fifteenth Street with Rev Ben Hinson delivering the invocation and Rev Bruce Wilson providing readings and songs. KYOU will tape record and broadcast the service at 7:30 AM.
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Greeley
Uplon Eastor -Auncee
Glenmore Park
Weatti
Teenth Avenue
Fifteenth Street
United’ Presbyterian
Reformed Presbyterian
First Covenant
Naz- Stone
Evangelical Free
Govbnant
Sunrise Service at Inspiration Point Sponsored by Churches
The Steeley Council of Churches hosts a union sunrise service at Inspiration Point at 280 a. m. If inclement weather a second service at 230 a. m. will be held at First Presbyterian Church. Rev. William Oba is chair, with Eileen Jenneon in charge of music and Rev. Berlan Connerly handling properties. Program prepared by Mrs. A. J. Peery. Trumpet solo The Holy City by John Williamson opens. Carlene Hinze to call worship. Merry Mawson to deliver invocation after hymn When Morning, Gild the Skies. Other pieces include O Morning of Beauty by Sihelta, sung by several performers. Reading Arva Mae Morris, prayer Judy Doubenmealer, meditation, and more. Dr. Gaylord D. Mortidon among speakers. benediction by Rick Mawson.
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Steeley Council of Churches
Inspiration Point
Algo
Carlahe Hinze
Dorothy
Marjorie Chrisiner
Corales Criswall
Allee Nath
Mary
Jo Brunson
Dick McKinley
Cfar Yin Parks
Arva Mae Morris
Judy Doubenmealer
Dr. Gaylord D. Mortidon
Hyme
Rick Maywaon
FCC Lift of TV Freeze Nears as Stations Chosen
New York reports the freeze on television stations may end next week with FCC assigning channels for about 2,000 stations in 2,000 communities. Denver to receive four VHF and three UHF commercial outlets and one VHF educational station. Permits expected without hearings where bids are uncontested under dominant large divisions.
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New York
World Telegrams
Sun Today
federal communications commission #5
Ats
Denver
FCC
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