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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1952

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Ike Expects To Be Home in Kansas by June 4th

President Eisenhower signals no resignation and will not discuss political questions while focusing on NATO duties. He says he has no definite plans for campaign, and would resign his permanent commission only if nominated for president. General Gruenther and General Ridgway are among names mentioned as possible NATO commander successors.

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Three Named for Denver Mint Superintendent Post

Denver news today reports three candidates recommended by Colorado Democrats for the Denver mint superintendent post. Ex Governor Waller W. Johnson, former state official Gladys Morelock, and Denver attorney Tom Nevin are listed as contenders. Johnson recently served as a senator after Gov. James Curtis Ritchie’s death. Morelock is a former Democratic vice chair and Nevin previously sought national and state offices. The decision rests with President Truman after transmission to the White House.

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Easter Parade Promises Warmer Sunday in Denver

Weather outlook for Denver on Sunday April first suggests milder temperatures with sunshine and no rain expected. Forecaster notes a gentle breeze and comfortable conditions for parade attendees despite last night’s unsettled weather.

Oil drilling notes from Greasewood and nearby wells

Reports from Greeley Tribuna describe Husky Oil Company and Colorado Wyoming Drilling activity near Naw Ray farmer area. Wells include Briges No 1 northeast of Grover and Siler Don and Miller Sidelte No 1 in SE8W. Tests show cored muddy sand with strong oil odor. plans call for six more feet coring and stem testing. Proximity to farm buildings noted as factor.

Greeley Tribuna Husky Oil Company Rayrmer Teka Zimith Diking Company of Greeley James Blom Alice G Grover OU Corporation Riller Colorado Wyomley Shiking Company Sherrod-Apperton Earl Siler Don Miler Sidelte Drith Bie Lense Siler’s Colorado‘Wyoming Drilling’ Company Gillette Aecdom

Ault Sschool bid low for new Gilcrest gymnasium

Bids for the Gilcrest School new gymnasium in Ault ranged from 83,820 to 88,000 with Prange and Mason among the higher bidders. Walter Simon of Denver, architect, and school officials opened bids Friday in the district office. A bond issue funds construction and the project aims for completion before the next school year.

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Restless CIO Union Indicates It May Strike Against US

A fragmented report says the CIO United Steelworkers union adopted a resolution threatening a strike in protest of wage and policy actions. The document cites dissatisfaction with settlement terms and patience wearing thin among steel workers.

CIO Ithmad CIO United Steelworkers ‘Union

Union Threatens Nationwide Toll Call Strike

Washington April 11 An official of the Communications Workers of America said the union is considering expanding a partial walkout into a nationwide strike of the telephone system. CIOCWA leader Beirne will convene top officers to decide on action while 146,000 Western Electric and Bell system workers at several states remain on strike.

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Sunrise services light up nations on Easter morning

Sunrise services across the United States mark Easter with thousands gathering in parks amphitheaters and churchyards. In cities from New York to Los Angeles worshipers plan dawn rites atop mountains and at civic sites while processions, cross displays and outdoor parades draw crowds.

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Phone Exchange Picketed Again

Communications Worker of America strikes Western Electric over wages at the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Greeley exchange. Service held steady as non union operators ran the lines while Denver sent pickets. Local operators and servicemen not in the CWA refrain from joining picket lines. Western Electric workers absent. traffic rerouted by police due to river street sewer damage and rain repairs.

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Air Force Clerical School Graduates 908 in 12 Week Program

The Air Force clerical school at Colorado State College of Education completed its term with 908 graduates out of 961 entrants. The 348th air force school squadron operated under contracts with Wright-Patterson and the Air Materiel Command. The payroll for the permanent party averages about 30 000 monthly, with the yearly total near 440 000.

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Johnstown Fire Protection District Petition Filed in Weld County

A petition to organize the Johnstown Fire Protection District was filed in district court. The plan envisions a corporate body for financing and contracting with Johnstown and rural departments, with about 175 signatures and initial directors listed. Boundaries include Highway 186, Mand road, Milliken, and the St Vrain River area.

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Faster Activities of First Presbyterians

Two faster services follow a young peoples breakfast at 6:20 at the First Presbyterian Church on Sunday. New members will be received at the 9 o'clock service and infant baptism at 11 o'clock. The Markers group also has a special Easter meeting at 3:30 p.m.

First Presbyterian

Weather Local Four Hour Outlook and Nearby States

Local four hour forecast ends Saturday with high 48 and low 34 inches, .51 inches precipitation. Colorado shows mostly cloudy conditions with light showers or flurries in mountains, windy and colder southeast, generally fair tonight and tomorrow. Wyoming expects partly cloudy, rising temperatures south, generally fair tonight and tomorrow. New Mexico reports fairly cloudy and windy today with scattered light showers, cooler northeast, generally fair tonight and tomorrow.

Colorado Wyoming New Mexico

Weld county gains rain as storms bring relief to crops

A warm rain swept Weld county with totals from .16 to .76 inches, aiding spring planted crops. Grover to Nunn Cheyenne regions saw rain changing to snow at higher elevations while Windsor and Eaton factories logged measurable totals. Temperatures stayed mild overnight with a Friday high near 46 degrees and forecasts predicting clear, mild conditions.

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Bolivian Revolt Claims Victory and Return of Paz

Bolivian rebels announce success in overthrowing officers who seized power 11 months ago and say Victor Paz Batentesoro will return to head the government from exile. Hernan Siles, now civilian rebel leader in La Paz, claims exiled Paz Batentesoro can form a cabinet. An election is rumored within five months, with reports of heavy fighting and high casualties.

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Pentagon Eyes Ridgway Gruenther as Ike's European Commander

The Pentagon moves to recommend a successor to Eisenhower for Allied Supreme Commander in Europe. Front runners are four star generals Ridgway and Gruenther, with Ridgway favored for combat command and Gruenther valued for strategic diplomacy. The NATO request and White House guidance shape the nomination.

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Windsor Choir to Sing Cantata Sunday

Windsor April 12 The Easter cantata Our Living God will be performed by the Con gregational church choir Sunday evening at 7:00. The 33-voice ensemble is directed by Robert Armus. The pastor Rev He Hecker invites the public to attend.

Windsor Congregational Church Robert Armus He Hecker

Hard Rock Drilling Record Set on North Poudre Supply Tunnel

A St. Louis drilling crew for the G. L. Tarlton company claimed a world speed record by drilling 111 feet in 24 hours on No. 4 of the North Poudre supply tunnels in Colorado. Burgan of Reclamation engineers cited the previous record at 104 feet set two years earlier in California. Teenage airmen arrested for stealing a 1946 Hudson in a county incident near Greely.

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UN Repulses Red Probers At Korean Front

UN repulsed red probing attacks along the 15 mile Korean battle line. The Fifth Air Force reported 4 MiGs destroyed, 2 probably downed, 7 damaged. Communist artillery and mortars fired over 2,000 rounds at UN positions, with the main assault near Mundung valley on the eastern front.

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Easter egg hunt draws 1000 kids in Glenmere Park

In Glenmere Park and at Colorado State College of Education the Phe Junior Chamber of Commerce hosted an Easter egg hunt with over 1000 children under 15. More than 5500 eggs were hidden, and about 2300 were found by seven to nine year olds. A toddler zone section aided younger children. Jaycees ran a 25 cent ticket system and sponsored a photo contest with multiple prizes. A separate burglary at Del Norte store saw thieves take $500 in cash and $300 in checks.

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