Concerts Association Drives Members for 1950 41 Season
Mrs William A Lord Sampalon manager heads the 1950 41 drive for Graciay Concerts association memberships. The annual dinner is at Park Congregational church Tuesday evening with campaign opening Wednesday and running to Saturday noon. Headquarters are in the Home Gas and Electric Building. The season features Yelna Lou King with the Greeley Philharmonic, Jan Peerce solo recital, Rudolph Fickusny, Alec Templeton with orchestra, and Joseph Schuster with choir. Memberships cost 780 for adults and 575 for students.
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William A. Lord
Sampalon
Graciay Concerts Association
Park Congregational Church
Gampaign
Home Gas
Yelna Lou King
Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra
Jan Peerce
Aole
CWC Wins NSA Skit Contest at Regional NSA Meet
Colorado Woman's College won the national student association skit contest at the regional NSA meeting hosted by Colorado State College of Education. The winning skit This Thing Called Socialization was by Kay Perry. judges included Kaikiya Northrop and Josephine Miller. Delegates from about 15 schools attended, including Colorado A&M and University of Colorado, with elections and awards slated for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Wowan
National Student Association
UWG
University of Colorado
Colorado State College of Educaions
Colorado College
Colorado State
CSCH
Kay Perry
Kenneth F. Derry
1729 Tenth Avenue
CSCE
Frank Zigowski
Mary Lou Doree
Gene Ilerleke
Jim Malnney
Jack McGregor
Neal Carson
Lew Carr
Tune Dallgren
Harriet Bozuleh
Marx A. Jones
NAA
Colorado State College of Education
Kaikiya Northrop
Ken McCardly
Colorado Agm
Josephine I. Miller
Creeley Daily Tribune
OSCE
Colorado A&m
OWL
Regie College
Lorelle Weights
Mesa Juneior College
Adana State College
Trindad Junior College
Willen
Rous
Faenity Clint
Hocky Mountain
Southern Railway Plans Shutdown Over Strike Threat
Southern railway will halt all freight and passenger traffic next Wednesday if strike threats by locomotive workers persist. President Ernest Norriy announced an embargo starting Monday, with no service that cannot reach its destination. Brotherhood demands for an extra crew on two man locomotive operation are rejected by three unions. The report also notes the death of Sister Mary Agatha at age 81 in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Southern Railway System
Inco Motive Thresnen
Ernest EB. Norriy
Mrenten
Ayaten
Wnea Hy & Nan
Weather and funeral notices from Colorado region
Local weather forecast for Saturday predicts a high near 80 degrees and a low around 47. A Colorado funeral service is planned for Sakur Tay Saturday afternoon into the evening, with attendees noted as punters from Little Shang area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado—funerally
Sakurtay
Little Shang
Fe Tempare Wire
Fog Shuts Search for US Air Transport Crash in Japan
Fog blanketed Hiragatake area as a four engine USAF C-54 with 35 aboard crashed southwest of Tokyo after a Manila leg. Ground teams pressed a seven hour climb up Hiragatake while police and fire crews joined the effort. many names of missing crew and passengers were released by Tokyo officials amid ongoing weather-limited recovery and search operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyo
Japan
MacArthur
Offassin
Ailles
Tanzana Mountains
Frank B. Pickalls
Chicago
Manila
James Torrens
Washington
Bernne Adams
New York
Teresa Krossner
Odawarai
Tokyo
Sazami Bay
Tachi
Mase
Okinawa
Qshting
Saxavid Bay
Tachikawa
Fort
Shigeri Fukuda
Hhe
Cimblig Wbort
Hiragatake
Fukada
Korea
Anil
Philippines
Frank 4. Pickelle
James G. Yarrens
Boston
Soordindler
Barnard W. Adams
Braeh
George D. Adams
Uniderwond
N. D
Teresa “Onole Krossner
Trangements
F. J. Scar
Marletts
Robert F. Tarleton
International Weainess Machines
Sverge
Two Czechs Sentenced to Death for Spying for U.S.
In Prague, a state court condemned two Czechs to death for high treason and spying for the United States. Four U.S. embassy officials were said to have directed the espionage. Co-defendants received prison terms. three others were jailed 18 to 25 years. the defendants reportedly pleaded guilty and expressed regret.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
United States
U.S
Ma Jaromir Nechansky
Voloslav Wahi
Jawaludunt
Capehart Pushes Ban on Parimutuel Gambling Across Nation
Washington notes Sen Capehart argues a nationwide ban on legalized betting at race tracks would erase most gambling activity tied to parimutuel wagering. He cites organized crime links and tests testimony before a Senate commerce subcommittee studying a bill to ban interstate gambling information. Kefauver seeks broad crime probe funding. McFarland hints at subpoenas for bookmakers and major gamblers.
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Washington
Anil
Capehart
Etna
United States
Cfty Abd Ainte
Senate Commerce
Udoga
Blil
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate
Commerce Group
McFarland
D-Ariz
Capchart
Atate l
Cephlali
Sald
Continental Press Service
Informa*dom
Tunsell
Leonard Brophy
Angeles Po Une
Rane
Los Angeles
San Dlagor
Lloyd Certain Millikin To Win
Republican state chairman William L. Lloyd predicts Senator Eigeno Millikin will win in Colorado this fall. He cites victories in Denver and statewide, and calls Gene Millikin a big leaguer while endorsing Rep. Jobast Carroll for the Democratic Senate nomination. Lloyd leads the party in Colorado and comments amid party events and conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Gausa
Fock Murgao
Colo
Willam L. Lloyd
Publ
Eigeno
Anmikin
Coloado
Denver
Lloyd
Jobast Carroll
Senate
Gene Muiikin
GOP
Noy
Young Republcan League of Cotorads
Oil Executive Will Address Greeley Clubs
Captain A A Nichogon veteran of World War I and assistant to the vice president of the vekas company will address Brawley Rotary club members on Wednesday April 28 at their luncheon in Park Congregational Church. He will discuss Free Enterprise the Business Stabilizer and later address a Cosmopolitan club and junior chamber meeting at the American Legion hall on the same evening. On Thursday April 27 he speaks on Looking Ahead with confidence at the Gresley Kirwanis club luncheon. Nichogon has spoken nationwide to executives and professionals on preserving the American way of life across various groups. He was educated at Columbia University School of Journalism and served in World War I attaining major rank and earning the French Croix de Guerre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Nichogon
Vekas Company
Brawley Rotary Club
Ahan
Gresley Kiriwanis Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Nichovon
United States
Wis
Nichoson
Columbia University School For
Aga Laborer
Western Front
President Truman Heads to Washington for 11 A.M. Meeting
President Truman scheduled to depart for Washington at 11 today after a brief informal session. Officials say the agenda includes a high-level briefing on national security and economic policy, with emphasis on wartime support and domestic recovery measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Truman
Washington
Truman
Denver Western Electric Workers Join National Strike
Denver Western Electric union workers vow to join a national strike if called by the Communications Workers of America. Leaders warn a 24 hour window may trigger a broad walkout across states unless wage disputes are resolved, with actions spreading to Portland Salem and South Bend as tensions rise and negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Western Electric Union
New York
Ehrnst Weaver
Amarton
Western Electric Company
South Bend
Severil
Wilon
Ny Snew Teleyteron
Western Electric Ch
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Federal
Tresidant Truman
Weaver
Orviston
Witta
South U
Leompany
Gearth
Portland
Ori
Farga
N. C
Mora Wera
Ly Weaver
Althy
Hay Iccopy & Key
Fap Mung Divisiin
Galeton Donates $39 to Cancer Fund Drive
Local Galeton residents contributed 39 dollars to a cancer fund drive held Saturday. Organizers noted a total target of 76 dollars with donations from community members including Cand, Tom Richardson, and Announced. The event featured a dance and a shoe sale held to raise funds for cancer research and patient support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
Dahaer
Funerals Cost More Say Local Editor Reports Rising Prices
A local newspaper editor notes funerals now average about $4311, up 33 percent since 1540, citing a panel discussion in West Virginia and Ontario organizations. The report highlights higher costs across the era and warns families to plan for expenses in the coming days.
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Glevelaid
Gho
Bren
Juure
Diiengo
Mate
Tha Niwunil de Jecei Morticiana
Gati
Wwe
Krieger
Toembyra
Virginia
Denverite Killed in Weld South of Wye
A Denver man, Tos McAlpin aged 39 of 231 Enat ThirtyIrourty avenue, was killed Friday night in a head on two car crash on U S 37 three miles south of the Wyoming line in Weld county. The car heading south went out of control, rolled, and the driver was thrown free as one car rolled over him. Weld county’s third traffic fatality of 1950, following Andrew Jackett and George Harry Purr Malliken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos McAlpin
Enat ThirtyIrourty Avenny
Denver
Weld County
U.S
Jina
McAlpin
Jysy Biulek
Repore Mide
Glenn Bigeter
Jon Duncan
Roy Calhoun
State Patrol
Oyne
Andrew Jackett
Eaton
George Harry Purr
Malliken
Manitoba Flood Claims First Victim Near Winnipes
April 22 report from Manitoba notes rising waters flooding northern towns and spilling into North Dakota. Roland Slrotta, a 41 year old farmer, drowned when his boat overturned during the swollen river near the St Elizabeth district, 40 miles south of Winnipes. Albert 1, who was aboard, survived.
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Winnipes
Man
Manitoba
Nouthern
North Laskota
Folles
IhaAt
Roland Slrotta
Ure Stillizabell
Allan
Albert
Two Colorado Brothers Drown
In Naturiin Colorado two young brothers Sleva Wood and Hoy Wood drowned near a creek edge after slipping on a rock. Their companion Bobby Pinch watched as both disappeared. rescuers recovered their bodies from a deep pool. Parents are Mr and Mrs Ralph Wood of Narita.
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Naturiin
Colo
Natucus Crank Lata
Sleva Wood
Troy
Bobby Pinch
Steve
Ron Lo
Mr. Fund
Ralph Wood
Narita
Small Talk Picture Contest Seeks Baby Photos
The community invites entries for a May 22 Small Talk contest calling babies for facial expressions and posing styles. Prizes total six with framed portraits and baby portraits by photographers. entries due by May 20 with rules allowing relatives and friends to submit. The event is coordinated by local studios and education staff, with judging by university and school representatives. A separate fire incident reports a kerosene stove caused a 8x12 foot West Side building blaze near Greely, estimated light damage and used as a bathhouse and wash room.
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Prines
Iuthy
Wwe
Mayuillette
Suilyes
Leste Day Lindow
Csch Fansky
Eugene Wald Winn
Cac
Louise Miller
Windergarten
Cameron School
Ruthes
Bostivark
Sida
Grevley
Dun
Colin
Amoke
Major League Baseball Today and Related Notices
Scattered notes on National League teams and players including Pittsburgh and Philadelphia mentions, with sporadic references to managers and pitchers. A marginal legal blurb notes a court ruling about race, stating that an American Bowling Congress may not restrict membership by race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Judea
Gov Johnson denounces Mandt Nixon bill in Colorado
Gov Johnson criticizes the Mandt Nixon bill as a threat to recapied and urges Coloradan delegation to oppose it. He warns the measure would attack the rights of free speech and could target proscribed organizations, risking intimidation and persecution of members.
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Gov. Johnson
Mandt-Nixon Bill
Tensor
Johnasn
Mandt-Nixon Lya
Yatr
Tne
Atato
Johnson
Indoren
Rise in Cost of Living Amid Small March Increases
A Washington report notes modest year over year price gains in March 1948 across apparel, fuel, and refrigeration costs. Overall consumer prices rose slightly while postwar declines in some goods persisted, with clothing and related items showing only small upticks and some sectors remaining well below prewar levels.
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Washington
Urea Wabia
Marek
Tabs
Dean Erie
Thomas
Juhave
Reds Gain on Hainan Nationalist Claims on Friday Not Warranted
Central News Agency reports a disputed invasion of Taiwan. claimed by nationalists as a victory, but cautious wording suggests the tally of 4,000 surrendered fighters is unverified. Communist forces near Hollow and Mathows are described as continuing fighting with heavy casualties on the outskirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hainan
Ay Spencer Moosa
Tatpol Apell
Cal
Aib Mienilist Central Mews Agency
Taiwan
Hollow
Gentral News
Corresy Iondent
Nathow
Uno Nutine
Alist Defense Ministry
Central
Mathows
Tadhow
Moscow Press Pushes Business With Capitalist World
The Moscow press revived discussion of making deals with capitalist nations as Lenin era quotes are cited to support peace with the United States. It notes Pravda and other outlets reprinting past statements on a proletarian dictatorship seeking cooperative trade and exchange despite Cold War tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow Press
Moscow
V. I. Lenin
Aper Pravda
Hussars Hestre
Gor
Ind Bren
Lenin
Bel
Sever Union
Medick
Tiisain
United States
oCcastutis
Paat
Lent
Stalin
Pesca
Ingnosa
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CWC
NSA
Southern Railway
USAF
Jap Mountain
Chloe Warrant Gélber
Frank Calahan
Casper Minty
Pet
Grovl Munoehter
J. Sener
Willian
Charles Ranson
Heinz Keaney
Tea E .Tyler
Robert Cosgrove
Ternard Grostiman
Majoras Joh Chesnen, Jr
Leander F. Erpolding
Millar Tiingey
Hindquarters
Pailiypines Corminants
Patlon
Powey al Vision
Philippia Franklin
Nash
Tullns A. Batley
Clark Fiald
Ficata Lin
J. Fennessey
P. JF. Dercy
Kurd T. Clayman
Coplinty
Smitth
Wivigman
W. FL Bowlus
O. I. Léringston
J. G. Doam
Ant Radinman
Cpl. J. JC. Bapth
Thia
Pansengera
Millikin
Hather Pain
Shawn
Bertha Loring
Cona Leaf
Hospital
Grace Haris
A. le Gear
Fern Gowis
Lilian Paugh
Lida Davis
Lily Kurth
Josinn
Ella Rasmussen
Art Baxter
Nyal Adame
A. A. Nichoson
Texan Company
Thea Gree Fey Rotary Club
Corr Mopolitan Club
Joyce
Kiwanla Club
Greeley
Engle
Pann
State College
Pann State Todey
Charles A
Brown University
Wingnoll
Joe Bedauk
Mier Noele Neancu
Satoy Lion
Galeton
Cancer
Weld
Wye
Colorado
Ayre
Callie
Trilune
Ara Kooperatinr
Tha ‘Lethuna
Ares Barbera Stitt
Gardner
Major League Baseball
Phil
Gonyntent, Iva, Mizrer Entsepetses Aymlerts
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