21 Apr 1950
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1950
Page
1
Washington and London report U S lawmakers veer toward breaking diplomatic ties with the Soviet Union in response to the shooting incident over Baltic airspace. Chairman Vinson accuses Russia of murderous aggression while Moscow defends its actions and cites a four engined B-29 as the aggressor aircraft.
Denver reports a Brighton Blade editor accuses Justice of the Peace Walter Shell of withholding court records. Publisher W C Dorr appeals to Attorney General John W Metzger, claiming the judge restricts access to out of state cases and public records, while Sims defends access rights and notes minimal offenses should not cause embarrassment.
New York reports that about 50 million Americans will move clocks forward one hour on April 30 for daylight saving time. The shift will largely exclude rural areas and Ontario neighbors, with Detroit and nearby regions maintaining standard time.
Soviet note delivered to U S Britain and France demands immediate removal of 70 000 troops from Trieste and calls for the area to become a free territory under UN supervision The note accuses the Anglo American naval base in Trieste of violating the Italian peace treaty and threatens peace in Europe The United States and Britain say troops may stay until a UN mandated free territory is established and blamed Soviet intransigence for delays Yugoslavia’s interests in the region are cited as a factor in potential settlements The issue dates to postwar arrangements and Italian peace talks
Washington April 21 Chairman Vinson at the House Armed Services Committee accused Russia of aggression in connection with the downing of a US Navy patrol plane by Soviet fighters over the Baltic Sea on April 6. He urged awards for the families of those killed and praised the enactment of a resolution condemning the act as the result of Moscow’s policy. The vote passed 820 to 0 despite objections from some members who warned against escalatory U.S. actions toward Russia.
Ray Brannaman, longtime Colorado political figure and veteran leader, announced his bid for the Republican nomination for governor in the September primary. A former national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Iowa native, he has deep ties to Weld County and Colorado education.
Ale Perhnatter Construction of Trouver was issued a Wilde permit for a $125,000 building project. The proposed one story structure measures 180 by 102 feet on Eighth Avenue near the paper market. Headquarters are in Denver and the project is planned as a modern brick edifice.
National League recaps show New York defeating Brooklyn with a wide margin and mentions multiple players by name. Other games include Philadelphia and Boston with varied run totals and lineups.
Greeley Concerts Association plans the 1950 51 season after merging the former Greeley Philharmonic Society and Community Concert Association. Contracts list programs including Verna Miller King, Jan Perren, Rudolph Firkusny, Paul Infantry Chorus, Algo Templeman, and To geaph Behase ter with the Greeley Philharmonic. Additional concerts possible. campaign to raise membership opens April 25 at the Home and Electric office.
An animal control report details a fox terrier that attacked in the 600 block on April 12 and was shot. A and M tests confirmed the dog did not have rabies. Authorities warn owners to isolate suspected animals and seek veterinary care. brain testing confirms rabies only postmortem.
Report from Taunel via Nationalist News Agency says Chinese Nationalists claim defense of Vindon Tadwart on Hainan with 10,000 enemy killed or captured. Russians reportedly held among captured communists, and 40 Hi peninsula deposits were seized. No confirmation from independent sources.
A denver-born former cop and veteran, Joan A Cayrail, announces candidacy for the U S Senate. Carroll vows to support the party’s goals and is expected to face Senator Eugene Milikin in the upcoming primary. No other candidates have emerged in the party primaries for September.
The Weld County health department announces a spring rat eradication drive starting Wednesday. Officials plan targeted baiting in residential areas and downtown premises to reduce rat populations and protect public health. Local wildlife and health agencies coordinate with residents to ensure safe, effective disposal and compliance with safety guidelines.
The article reports the Reclamation Bureau planning water diversion to Horsetooth by February next year, noting tied energy and reservoir issues. It references officials and editorials from the period, including comments on secrecy around atomic energy programs and related statements from various agencies.
Washington April 3 Congress faces a rent crisis as tremors of a nationwide shortage push unaffordable housing. Advocates warn the pending bill could cap rents for tenants while limiting eviction risks, while critics fear market distortions and reduced investment. The proposal cites potential hardship alleviation for renters and urges local governments to act. It also notes provisions to offset lost revenue with federal aid or subsidies.
Today and tonight expect mostly cloudy skies with light snow flurries likely in northern regions. Winds from the north and east at moderate speeds. Tomorrow warmer with increasing clouds and a chance of flurries late. Grand Valley area may see windy conditions Saturday with rising temperatures and light precipitation possible.
Relatives of bus crash victims receive 82,608.48 in damages after a court found negligence by the management and drivers. The judgment named several estates and individuals, with jurors pointing to vehicle condition and lack of proper safeguards as contributing factors.
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