Moore Named to Selective Service Board
W J Moore former mayor of Windsor and head of Public Service company Windsor is named to Weld county selective service board replacing W F Root of Fort Lupton who resigned due to personal business. Other members include H Kester Greeley chairman and Merian Strong. Moore completed a two year term as Windsor mayor Monday.
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W. J. Moore
Geanaghr
Public Barrice Company
Windsor
Ney
Merian
Wodre
Flight crew member sentenced after aviation incident
A court records Goodwin and his wife recount past troubled flights, including a December trip to England tied to perceived danger to their unborn child. They describe prior episodes in September and October during Goodwin’s flying assistance, and the wife notes a miracle in their son’s birth.
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ROTOR
Hunt A
Job
Adrvice
Bale Goodwin
England
Sho
Goodwin
Flood Timetable and Inland River Readings
Flood reports from the Weather Bureau show the Missouri River near Sioux City and downstream at Omaha with rising currents and anticipated crests. An unrelated accident near Walsenburo, Colorado, claims the life of Ed Martinez, 56, crushed in a belt-and-crusher incident at Kebler No. 2 mine. In Chicago, barbershops raise haircut prices to 1.50 amid holiday-week surcharges, with standard rates at 1.35 and 1.80 on Saturdays and holidays.
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Omaha
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Sioux City
Walsenburo Walnentiire
Cato
Ima Ed Martine
Tinga
Colo
Kebler Wine No. 2
Here
Martinez
Chicago
Taft Forces Try to Narrow Ike Lead in Colorado Convention
Denver reports show Taft loyalists relying on Millikan prestige and political knowhow to chip Eisenhower's edge before the Colorado GOP convention. Denver organizers push contacts and loyalty to sway delegates, amid warnings of internal party friction and possible walkouts at Denver Country Club.
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Ike
Colorado
Denver
Apel
Eisenhower
Parsons
Eugene D. Millen
Pean
I Gee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Elpenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
William
B.” Po Denver Covhairman
Bindower Organization
Taft
Powers
Poware
Imama
Eraulpa
Repiblicane
Denver Country Club
Ftiay
Lodge
Oklahoma
Henry Calict Lodge, Jr
Ranass
Ardino Dila
Eigenhower
Matt
Massachusetts
Lansing
Mich
U. S
Domiinate
Americh
Nysros Alon
New Jersey
Stueeen
South Catolins
Ewing Corner Site Sold to Robert M. Gilbert
The southwest corner of Ninth Avenue and Tenth Street in Greeley was purchased by Robert M. Gilbert from a trust led by local businessmen. The 200 by 190 foot property sits in the Greeley National Bank area with an undisclosed price. Gilbert, a lawyer, plans unknown hotel use while the block now houses J A Phelps used-car dealer. sale agents were Watab and Anderson, creditors listed as Greeley tenors.
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Ninth
Avenue Rand
Tenth Street
Robert M. Gilbert
Greeley Altorney
Greeley
Greeley National Bank
Gilbert
J. A. ‘Phelps
Dexter
la Gilbert
Ewing
Watab and Anderson
Phone between 6 and 7 for Tribune copy delivery
A notice states that a Tribune copy will be delivered if not received between 6 and 7 o'clock and warns not to phone number 3.
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the Tribune
Investigation Sought Info On Plane Output Disparity
Norblad and Nelson, members of the House Armed Services Committee, urged a congressional inquiry into the disparity in combat aircraft production between the United States and the Soviet Union. They cited possible funding gaps, production delays, and shortages of components, warning that such gaps could affect future military readiness. Both former combat intelligence officers stressed the need to determine the fault and correct it without implying American air strength is insufficient.
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Waablogioe
Houses
Armed Services Committee
Tha Bo
Vlet
Norblad
Nelson
Rme
House
Armed Servicer Committee
Atatt
Ublok
Korea
Norbald
Highth Air Force
Safe Driver Award Winners Named in City Report
Two drivers, Leonard Wonenerg of 1308 Ninth Street and Sherwood and Wonenberg, received the Safe Driver Award for the week ending April 12. The awards, along with 16 merchandising certificates, are sponsored by the Greeley New Car and Truck Dealers Association, the Greeley police department, and the Greeley Daily Tribune. Yankton College Conservatory Concert Choir to perform tonight at Park Congregational Church, with support from Park Church and St. Paul’s Congregational Church. admission is free with a voluntary offering.
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Hugh Trimbta
Henry Abpend
Ritat Avenue
Highteenth
Eighteenth
Ahrens
Harold Berger
Hewis
Toraiethér
Sherwood
Wonenberg
Aatety
Greeley New Car and Truck Dealers Association
Greeley Poles Department
Greeley Daily ‘Tribune
Yankton Chost
Yankton College Conservatory
Park Congregational Church
Park Church
St. Paul's Congregational Church
California Co Stakes Wildcat East of Keota
California Co located in northeastern county area plans a new NWNE 36 9-59 well about 2 ½ miles north of Buckingham and east of Keota. other notes describe Jackpot area in Morgan County and Gillette dome activity with Schlumberger Lee crew, promising gas shows and ongoing drilling.
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Guliforms
Baismonte
Pierce
Biale
Swill
Nwne
Buckingham
Keota
Nwnen
Solette
Raymer
Morgan County
Hine’ Drilling
Thomas
Gillette 2
Sherrod-Apparson
Earl
Siley
Oklahoma
Wynchle Development Company
Wyacolo
Alop
Widdole Treasury
Ryan Oil Company
Miles
Don Gillette
Gillette
Alva and
Heriot Williamson
Hermino
Galisso
Niles
North Greasewood
Republicans Rally for Weld County Convention
A large crowd packed the Weld county Republican convention as it opened at 2 15 PM in eighth avenue hall. Attendees included Congressman Williams Senator Edgene Millikin who was to deliver the keynote, Darold Kelly with Kevin Drummond, Martin Field West county chairman and Judge Don Carpenter outlining the executive committee plan before balloting.
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Eighth Avenue
Congressman Williams
Edgene Millikin
Darold Kelly
Kevin Drummond
America
Martin Field
West County
Woman Suffers Wringer Arm Amputations In Tragic Accident
Neighbors found Mrs Dundas in a water-filled tent basement with both forearms caught in a washing machine wringer. After 24 hours of entrapment the mangled forearms were amputated at Hubbard Memorial Hospital. Doctors say her condition is as good as could be expected given the ordeal.
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Mick
Hubbard Mamorial Hospital
Hello Dindas
Dundas
Allied Airmen Hold Ground as Storm Winds Roar
Seoul reports say Allied airmen tied down aircraft amid fierce winds from North Korea while weather reconnaissance planes operated sparsely. On the sea front, a US destroyer escort Silverstein escaped heavy attack near Korea, with Red shore batteries and naval forces exchanging fire.
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Seoul
North Korea
Navy
Tokyo
Silverstein
United Nations
Sunanju
Tuniat
Harriman May Enter Democratic Presidential Race Dinner
The New York Democratic dinner draws candidates toward Harriman, who may enter the race amid strong NY delegates. Harriman, 61, now mutual security administrator, has not officially announced but signals openness to endorsement. Other speakers include Kefauver, McKabon, Kerr, Lehman, Barkley, Stevenson, and Rice with Wilma Kefauver.
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Prva
New York
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Mutual Security
Truman
Roosevelt
New York Democratic Organization
Russell
Richard B. Russell
Ceorale
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tannesnoe
Ben
Brien McKabon
Connecticut
Robert H.kerr
Oklahoma
Cabbide
Alben W. Barkley
Gav
Adlai Brovendan
San
Herbert H. Lehman
Barkley
Stevenson
Mflnole
Stevan Non
Kefauver
McMahon McMahon
Yaeterday
Russell Anpedrad
Bhalt
Harold Stassi
Nancy Kefauver
Nancy
Florida
Pelteva
Paul @. Hoffman
Dwight D.' Bleethower
J.clarence Brown
Vandenberg Declares Stay-down Strike Tempest in Teapot
Washington April 17 un General Hoyt Vandenberg said the so called stay down strike of airmen is a tempest in a teapot. He noted the publicity targets a few airmen and does not reflect the force. He warned that officers who refuse to fly will be court martialed and face prison. He cited rising death toll and pay issues as factors shaping air force manpower.
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Sarilér
Washington
Hoyt
Vandenberg
Ths
Air Force
Ataff
Bigge Ata Randolph’ Air
Senate
Optimism Seen in Negotiations on Wire Strike
Negotiators made progress today in the Western Union wire strike as 30,000 ATL commercial telegraphers and other communication workers pressed wage disputes. Government plans to address steelworkers pay hikes added tension with no clear settlement time.
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Pupa Murray
CIO
Sawyer
Ygalual
Wastarn Miedric Company
New York
Dlapulé
Aomy “Progress
ATL
Western Union Company
Sedata
Whallington
Western Electric
CWA
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Portland T.&t
Ince
Western
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis
Union
Baseball Today National League Highlights
Odd fragments show Chicago or Cincinnati lineups and players like Campanella, Jones, Cooper, Konstaly, and Lopat. Mixed notes reference Brooklyn and Philadelphia games with partial scores and pitcher changes.
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Chiczen
Ori Gons
Cincinnati
Kelly
Dramas
Ratlansberger
Seminick
Brooklyn
Bostott
Ll. Schmits
Campanella
Conley
Thiel
Cale
Jones
Cooper
Levees Hold as Flood Nears Its Crest at Omaha
Omaha area braced as the Missouri River flood crest approached, with levees straining against rising waters. Forecasters warned of a crest near 29.5 feet, threatening dozens of Nebraska and Iowa towns while evacuations expanded and farm equipment moved to higher ground. Two deaths were reported as flood conditions worsened across the Midwest.
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Omaha
Moe Stroudly
Missouri
Cornell Bluffs
Almoat
Kansas City
Kansas Town
Nebraska
Iowa
Kat
Mie
Omahe
Elwood
Kas
Minsuuri
Takotan
Biamarck
N. D
Plarva
Sioux City
Montena
Minneaoo
Minnesota
Rosemary Mobr
St Paul's
Wiliam
D. Red Bey
Poplae
Mant
Janonbell River
Viewourt
Blamarck
Thitary
Onth Tor
Mra
Moby
Hood
St. Pasl
Yeat Diy
Sant Theuay
Sta Woret
Only Parole Officer From Colorado Retains Job
Gregory D. Gregory of Steeley, stationed at Buena Vista reformatory, was the sole Colorado parole officer to win a higher civil service grade. Four others failed to move up. two provisional officers finished poorly, and two Pueblo staff were not listed for posting. The state merit board announced exam results for the parole department, indicating up to ten officers could be fired.
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Denver
State
Hierlt
Richard W. Grégory
Steeley
Buena Vieja
Ton Morton
Dever
Don Gates
John Loover
James Shew
Pueblo
Navole
Wayne X. Patterson
Patterson
Gregory
Joseph G. Bytner
Harryll
Cable
Salida
Alex Wilson
William J. Boyis
Colorado Springs
Ralah RK. Hall
Lows HB
Sittapoli
Nixin Eugena Armstrong
Piekins Talis
Hyland
John D. Stanley
Margaret Curry
Englewood
Wage Board Head Sees Settlement of Oil Dispute
Denver Apel 17 Chairman Nie than F. Feinsinker of the wage youth gall In Washington today predicted it would not be inconceivable to have an agreement in the rail dispute soon. He said the federal mediation service was ready to assist both sides and expects negotiations on local situations to begin promptly with real bargaining.
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Denver
Niethan F. Feinsinker
Wage
Gall In
Washington
Federal
Feinsinger
Residents urged to remove rubbish to curb fire hazard
Fire Chief B H A Brumley urged residents Wednesday to clear weeds trash and rubbish from around buildings to lessen the chances of fire. He said that previous cleanups reduced fuel piles near structures and noted that winter debris cleanup would beautify properties.
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Ire
BH. A. Brumley
Utealeyries
Brumley
Promotions at CSCE Announced by President Tons
President William R. Tons announced changes in CSCE faculty ranks at a Wednesday meeting. New titles include Howard Ruid from assistant professor to associate professor of education and Arthur Reynolds from assistant professor to associate professor of history.
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CSCE
William R. Tons
Howard Ruid Fron
Arthur Reynalds
Assist Sat
Ast Inte
Vincent Cyphers
Aseistant
John Dooley
Seatstant
Ralph King
Han
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Selective Service Board
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Alen
U.S
Hanry F. Schuh
American Luthren Church
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American Lutheran Church
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Alec
California Co. Stakes
Wildcat
Truman Poston
Heaven
Honolulu
Ethel B. Callatan
Colorado State College of Education
Busieass
Hale
Hare
Ing
Bee Atory
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Vandenburg
Wyoming
Divide
Baseball Today
Phila
Ono
AL Dnninga
Fox
Hansen
Konstanty
Burgess
Jansen
Spencer
Westram
Noble
American League
Saan
Philadelphia
Lopat
Silvera
Houk
Shants
Tinton
Counett Slutta
Wage Board
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