Eisenhower wins New Jersey first in GOP preferentials
Reporting a tight New Jersey contest, Dwight D. Eisenhower leads with about forty percent in the preferential vote while Robert Taft trails at around thirty-seven percent and Adlai Stevenson remains unable to accept the Democratic nomination. The result signals Eisenhower’s edge as the party shifts toward him ahead of a planned Springfield conference and governor’s race implications in Illinois.
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Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Dwight Eisenhower
Rev. Jersey
Eisenhower
Bee
Robert Taft
Ohio
New Jersey
Fen
Zates Kefaurer
Tennessee
Taft
New- Jersey
Truman
Bin
Springfield
Orveha
Dave
Iladie
Povernor
Wady
Bisenhower—iii
Harold
Stasseri
Eteenhower
Blaswen
Dale Waten
Alfred B. Driscoll
Weather forecast and obituary notice from Denver April edition
Weather notes report mixed regional forecasts with cloudy skies and scattered showers across Colorado and Wyoming, followed by warmer conditions Thursday. The item also notes the death in Des Moines of Florence Carlson Lounsbury, 58, wife of Charles Lounsbury, former Denver newspaper editor and Des Moines managing editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Calder
Thore
New Mexico
North Peters
North
Charles Lounsbury
Olea
Denver
Telsilves
Florence Carlson Lounsbury
Des Moines
Des Moines Register and Tribunal Syndicate
Rocky Mountain Newa Herd
Taft ally condemns Truman decision as “putrid mess”
Keynote speaker and Taft supporter avoided naming personalities at a state convention while criticizing President Truman. He urged action to address the political crisis, warning that simply covering the issue will not fix the situation. The remarks reflected intra party tensions and public demand for clear leadership.
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Gilee
Truman
Air Force co-pilot sentenced for refusing to fly
Lt Verne Goodwist, 22, of Peabody Massachusetts and partner Bersure Cullom operated an auto agency in Las Cruces New Mexico. Goodwist was court martialed at San Antonio Texas for refusing to fly to England in December 17. He received a two year prison sentence, was dismissed from the air force, and faces a court martial aimed at other officers who refused to fly at Rens Dolph bane and Mather base California.
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Pano
Tex
Verne Goodwist
Air Force
Parker Custom
Las Cruces
N. J
Wpenic
Rensdolph Bane
San Antonio
Mather Base
California
Cullom
Goodwin
England
Ross Speaks at Ault School and Gym Dedication
Ault Aped. 16 notes the dedication ceremony for the new elementary and auditorium gym at Ault. Virgil Stewart presented a flag accepted for the elementary school. Harold Huckensley Post 434 WPW presented a fund for the auditorium gym. Architects, contractors, and the high school band received recognition. Rev Decar Nichols gave invocation and benediction. the building seats about 2,000.
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Ault
LF Gyth
Kchool
Subitertutmgymuseium
Bill Bmry
Boy Beoat
Walter H. Simons
Denver
Salon
Land Gubcontractors
Richard Ripley
Decar Nichols
Congregational Church
Spiinaipal
Lescher
Auditoriuse Equscassin
Big Showers In NE Drench Pawnee Creek Area
Heavy rains lashed northeast Nebraska causing widespread mud and floods. Roads north of New Raymee and Stoneham became impassable as water surged over fords and dips, trapping Weld County officials and disrupting county road travel.
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Pawnee Creek
New Raymee
Stoneham
Weld
National President of Farm Brokers To Be Guest Here Thurs
The focal institute of farm brokers will dedicate patrol president Dee Reed as luncheon guest at the country club Thursday at 12:15. Reed, touring the United States, has visited five states and will stop in Denver Wednesday before arriving for the Colorado meetings. All realtors and farm brokers in Colorado are urged to attend the Denver or Greeley sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Institute of Farm Brokers
Dee Reed
Country Club
Thomas G. Opdyke
Greeley Board of Realtors
Reed
United States
Denver
Colorado
Greeley
Gillette No 2 Recovers Oil In Test Tuesday
Oil operators Bherrod-Appérson and Siler along with Miles and Dun Gil larts, Grover ranchers, reported Gillette No 2 in SESW 4 41, six miles south of Grover, struck a 4800 foot column of high gravity oil during a drill stem test Tuesday forenoon. Gas surfaced in 1½ minutes and the well may flow after swabbing and completion. The test showed 1600 psi, marking the second oil producer on the Gillette dome and the fifth drilled on the Gillette leases. A tentative No 3 location has been set, and several other nearby wells are in progress or planned.
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Bherrod-Appérson and
Siler
Miles
Dun Gillarts
Grover Ranchars
Gillette No
Sesw
Grover
Gillette Dome
Gillette Brother
Giiatte
Coloraide Remi
Dakota
Pure Gil Company
Riverside Reservoir
Hag
Lion-Oil Company
Bas
Rine Drilling Company
Exin
Lion
New Raymer
Morgan County
James Sloss
Agnes G. Naywell
Olds Oil Corporation
Weld Republicans Open Convention Thursday in Garrison Gym
The Wald County Republican Convention opens at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Eighth Argensus Gymnasium with Senator Milixin delivering the keynote. He spoke at the Pouldar convention in Longmont on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wald County
Milixin
Pouldar
Longmont
No. 3 Ditch Water Rates Increased by City Council
City council on Tuesday approved first readings for three ordinances including raising No 3 ditch water rates to 6 for 60 feet and 7.60 an acre, to curb operation costs while preserving crops. Other actions included traffic system study with Colorado Electronics and various street improvements, leases, and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Mang
Pro Ten
Price Hopkins
One Chamber of Commerce
Colorado Electronica ‘Corporation
Glate Highway Department
Rey Case
Eadiy Geereks
Councilmep
Houston’ Heights
Tenth Street
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Gene B Tea
D Commercial
Sixteenth Avenue
Cranford
Arlington Heights
Rockwell
Litlie-South Poudre Tiver
Greeley
Fort Golliva
Sear
Douile
Jesnes
Air Service
Vouchter
Vaughter
State Highway Department
Eighth Avenue
Red City
Robert Gilbert
Louis H. Clelona
Earl van Peder
Dlumbere
Mekinles Transitix Concrete Company
Arnall Holds Steel Price Line as Suits Loom
Washington reports say Arnall plans to keep steel price controls while proposing a pay raise. The move would add about $300 yearly to family costs, with industry suit seeking to block new terms. President Truman and business groups debate employment terms amid price stabilization efforts.
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Arnall
Washington
Ferce
Office of Price Stabilization
OPB
Fates
Indyatry
Wwe
Swith
Truman
Philly
Tribune Delivery Note Failsafe Reminder
A notice instructs residents to avoid calling phone number three when requesting a Tribune copy, with five calls between six and seven o'clock and assurance that one copy will be delivered if not received.
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the Tribune
Convicts Hold Guards Hostages In New Jersey
Fourteen convicts seized the Trenton state prison print shop holding eight guards as hostages. They demanded the warden’s removal and an investigation, with Dickens as their spokesman. Two reporters were brought in as witnesses to the protests.
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New Jersey
Trenton
Trenton Stats
William Dickens
Dickens
William Carty
Farr Plans Modernistic Office Building at Seventh and Seventh
Farr Farms to erect a modern office and warehouse on Seventh Avenue and Seventh Street, expanding from 725 Seventh Street due to space limits. Hensel Phelps of Greeler is contractor. building features redwood trim, aluminum windows, Romsh brick, 26 by 96 feet, insulation, air conditioning, basement storage, with occupancy expected by August.
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Wul
Seventh Avonds
Seventh Street
Farr Farms Company
Atticas
Farr Company
W. D. Farr
Alex Stoll
Greeley
McEwen
McEwan
Btt
Higventh Avenue
J. M. Stewart
Thejoldi Produce
Owill
Farr
Harry
Hensel Phelps
Greeler
Nen
Red Cross Nearing Fund Goal in Weld County Drive
Weld county American Red Cross reports 25,518 collected toward a 29,704 goal. Joan Read urges workers to report soon to determine if the campaign can meet the target amid Missouri floods and recent tornadoes. Officials say the drive funds disaster relief and year round services across Kansas and beyond.
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Weld
American Red Cross
Greeley
Joan Read
Maneger
Missouri
Kaneay
Nissori
Sunda
Averlean Red Cross
Red Cross
Truman urges action as Omaha floods test midwestern relief
President Truman toured flood areas from Washington to Omaha and urged action after a midwest deluge. He noted more land under water than last year and pressed governors and engineers for a long term plan, signaling a push for rapid federal aid and a complete survey report.
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Omaha
Trun
Truman
Washington
Midwest
Lewis A. Fick
Army Engineers
Pick
Kansee-Mor Nour
Dollare
Nevel
Sioux City
St. Paul
St. Lawis
Kansas City
Sout City
Council Bluffs
Baw Rock
Bronx City
Mock Island
Blows
City
Minnesota
Oftult Air Forge
Onahe
Bravenson
Hnots
Hia Plana
Telaney
Mayoe Henderson
Siour City
Havia
Resignations and faculty changes at Colorado State College of Education
Resignations of CSCE faculty and numerous changes in rank and appointments were approved by the trustees. Forrest Conway and George Edward Daman resigned to pursue concert work and a directing role, respectively, with several promotions and new hires approved but pending final appointment decisions. Revenue figures were delayed as final tallies await completion. Eisenhower was invited to Colorado by Gov. Thornton for a June visit, with a reply expected from the general via SHAPE headquarters near Paris.
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Trustees
Colorado State College of Education
William RB. Foss
Inak Aeo
Forrest Conway
Pmale Wan
Paris
France
George Edward Daman
National
Awoclaion
Washington
Truntegé
Chariex Archer
John A. Bothell
Esaistant
John A. Rael
Sassetant
Martin Candalaria
Aeate Tent
Byanish
Mary Frances Dougherty
An ‘ Platant
Don Garllel
Muse
Béscciate Dro
Orn
Homwu
Herbart J. Klauameier
Nanistant
Jenele E. Datham
Rosa’ A. Deacock
Arno Laker Fron
Anthony Maria-Rosal Fron
William L. McDivitt
Alstant
James, T. Nardin
Ae Alstant Protesacr
Ae Woriats
Eisenhower
Celorado
Penver
Dright D. Eisenhower
Dan Thoroton
Colorado
United States
Robert
L. Schulz
SHAPE
Loveland Adopts Fluorine Water Treatment Plan
Denver April 16 Director Roy L Cleere of the state Health department said Loveland is the first town in eastern Colorado to adopt a fluoridation program for its municipal water supply. Grand Junction was the next city to consider a program, starting in June.
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Denver
Colo
Roy L. Cleere
State Health Department
Loveland
Colorado
Grand Junction
La Salle Votes Bond for New High School
La Salle voters approved a school bond not to exceed 200000 by a 101 to 78 vote to fund a high school with about 14 rooms for grades seven to twelve. Superintendent Howard Beatle estimated 15 pupils in the area would attend high school, with plans to have the school ready by September 1933. Bonds will be paid over roughly 20 years, secured by Boettcher and Compans of Denver, with election judges Mrs Newillomt, Mrs Kal, and Mrs Maurice McMahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AES
Officlans
Boettcher and Compans, Danver
One Newillomt
Mra
BA Kal
Maurice McMahan
Dam bursts flood Milk River valley in Montana
Damage from the Frenchmen Creek dam collapse near Milk River swells the valley. Army engineers report the breach washed out earthfill and warned residents along Frenchman Creek and Milk River to evacuate. Some 788 families displaced, $2 million in damages, 200000 acres submerged.
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Milk River
Montana
Glasgow
Mont
Dex
Army
Troken
Slik
Hingdale
Brenchman Tam
Mile River
Havyre
Oubkirts
Hartman to Address Weld County School Administrators
William Hartman director of public relations at Colorado State College of Education will speak to Weld County School Administrators Club meeting Thursday night at Anderson's Tom Hoses. He will focus on improving relations between parents and teachers and advancing school programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Hartman
Colorado State College of Education
Spenser
Weld County
Anderson
Hartman
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Nice
Stevenson
At & Am
Ross
Ault School
NE. Weld
Gillette No. 2
Weld Republicans
Western Electric
Boulder
Arcond Gest
Tui Oe
Owa
Wis
Sede
Kansas
Lhe
Kansad Chy
Quey
Misouri
Ot Paul
Sawyer -Tetéryed
U. 5. Chamber. of Commerce
Congress
Avery American
Groun
Selaure Teelf
Munsao
Apell
Nebr
Ee Walle
Loveus
Cra
CSCE
Averill C. Johnson
la Salle
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