Best Posts Bond Will Ask Leave of Absence for Trial
Pueblo reports Warden Roy Best of Canon City pledges to seek a court leave of absence for travel related to his federal indictment over alleged prisoner disturbances and a defense fund push. The article notes bond posted, anticipated arraignment date, and a planned public meeting across Arkansas Valley to gauge sentiment on Best’s case.
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Best
Bond
Citizens
Rally
Pueblo
Eleil
Wix
Roy Best
Canons City
Edwin A. Stringer
Birlager Auto Sales Co
Paebio
Arkansas Valley
Colorado Beata Fairgrounds
Tooatian
Stringer
Daclan
Feders
State
Jack Jenkins
Canon City
le Hes
Colorado
Maranal’ M. Glair Cameron
Jenkins
Becaund
Martin Waller
Walter Brewing Co
Wilbur Pryor
Pryor Furniture Co
Oran Doolan
Whitnsy Newton
Puebla
W. T. Berry
Canon ,City
James Kinney
Henry Glimore
Louis MM
Rhoades
W. A. Wilson
B. B. Rundahl
W. Gentry
Cana City
Clinton B. Leonard
Ray McCurry
Snd
B. Klesingee
Gardara L. Boner
Aigner
R. Short
Las Petergon
James T. Reilly
Signars
H. P. Litz
G. R. Ackelbelh
William J. Davie Jr
Archig R. Reeves
Salliva the Bond Alguing
Fire Destroys City Sprinkler Truck at Inland Grove Park
Fire crews battled damage to a city sprinkler truck after a suspected leak under the vehicle. The incident occurred near Inland Grove Park when Welter Dembest stopped to refit the rig, damaging wiring and the paint, with the blaze reported around 4:08 p.m. An earlier fuel line issue and shifting park area caused the flare up. Passengers paid a nominal fine for another traffic incident involving driver Rey Hemmert, with local police collecting a small amount to cover costs.
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Welter Dembest
Inland Grove Park
Rain Totals Vary Across Stations In Brief Shower
A brief storm brought small moisture amounts with 0.02 inches in 2 hours at one site to reach 4.02 inches total, while another station farther away logged 1.31 inches in the 24 hours. Temperatures fell by about 21 degrees overnight. no further rainfall reports were available.
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Great Westerns Sugar Company
At & Wim
Public Service Company
Meger Company
Weather Digest for Colorado Wyoming Midweek Outlook
A local 24 hour weather briefing notes generally fair conditions in Colorado on Wednesday with a high near 47 and low around 21. Wyoming forecast shows a fall day followed by warmer periods Wednesday and in the southeast portion Wednesday night through Thursday.
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Tow
Colorado
Wyoming
K-E Sweet Corn Price Up $2 on New Machinery
Brighton headquarters announces a $2 per ton raise passed to growers via hauling allowance as Kuner Emption installs nine new corn cutters and a conveyor system at the Greeley plant. The $14,000 upgrade, arriving mid June and operating by August, boosts capacity to 2 tons per hour per machine and 916 cans per minute total, improving harvest timing and reducing labor.
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Kuner
Merle Hicks
Gree- Tey
Thor
Hicks
Alko
Die Gresley
Loveland
Seeley
Greeley
Truce talks snagged again at Panmunjom talks
In Korea on Wednesday April 2, officials report the prisoner exchange talks stalled as teams press for a larger POW swap. A planned meeting at Panmunjom was set for 11 am local time to address revised exchange figures and the issue of voluntary repatriation amid ongoing staff revisions.
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Munsan
Korea
Glenmere Park on Colorado Wonderland cover
Glenmere Park in Greeley is showcased in full color on the front cover of Colorado Wonderland for the May edition. The feature details the park’s transformation by local groups since 1992, its award, and the community effort involving the Colorado State College of Education and the Greeley Garden Club, with photos and other regional color pieces.
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Greeley
Glenmere Park
Colorado Wonderland
Magasine
Glenmmnere Park
Greeley Wan
Cock Girden
Ehh
Better Montes and Guriews
Bacauy
Colorado State College of Education
Greeley Garden Clu
Otter Clus
Heysrk
Iain
City Parka
Colorado
Colotda
Rocky Mountain National Park
Grand Lake
Aslorade
Truth Ashton
Long
Waver Challe
Mighway 285
Salida
Connrad Alpins
Binek
Rocky Blountain National Park
Greeley Chamber
Cowmerce
Warren Montork
Wilson
Wonder Jan
Department of Public
Tmstrict
Columbia
Alaska
Canada
Miwal
Uplorade
Tmingis
Cathy Forhia
Tulsas
Texas
Florida
Jet Fighter Launched From B-36 Bomber Revealed
Washington reports April disclosure that B-36 bombers can deploy jet fighters midflight. Air Force declined comment. Star-Telegram notes historic test last Friday. F-84 variant weighs up to 25 000 pounds with speeds over two hundred miles per hour and bombs up to 30 000 pounds.
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Washington
Air Force
Jin Rethy
Abot
Floly
Port Worth
Aly Force
Star-Telegram
Patrol Action Marks First Anniversary of Big Red Attack
Seoul dispatch recalls the first anniversary of a major spring offensive on the Korean front. Allied forces faced a strong assault as the front barely shifted since late April. American and United Nations commanders warned that another spring drive could be met with a concerted counterattack.
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Big Red
George A. McArthur
Seoul
Sen
Tuk Sophouk
Wiek Ib
Dimes A. von Fleet
Erenth
Ain
Associated Press
Une
Eighth Army
Sewart Announces Bid for State Vice President
A political notice reports Sewart entering the race for state vice president as campaigners from Boulder Fork Davns Grant Tak and Ena region mobilize for a May first contest in Colorado Springs with one candidate to be elected. A delegation of twenty friends plans to attend the meeting in Lbussiant.
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Levenson
Loniah
Wesday
Trea
Chantore Lawenant
Fork Davns
Boulder
Grant Tak
MM Stewart
Ena
Colorado Sprhyse State Canyon Iin
Lbussiant
Government raises steel price ceiling by three dollars
Washington reports the government orders a $3 rise in steel price ceilings as part of stabilizing controls. Economic Stabilizer Putnam will likely finalize wage increase levels next week, with the plan to push boosts for workers in the steel industry. Senator Morse accuses steel firms of planning a “feudal system” while administration advances pay adjustments and a mobilization policy board reviews wage and price recommendations.
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Washington
Steet
Windar
Roger L. Putnam
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Putnam
Murze
R-Ore
America
Morse
CIO
Philip Dmurray
Sisel
J. Fhe White Hoves
National Advisory
Trasman
American Business Ie
Citizens School Committee Discusses Bond Issue Use
The Citizens' Committee for Better Schools met Monday night to review the Greeley district building program funded by the June bond issue. Superintendent Dr Leslie K Grimes outlined plans including Maples Wood addition, Cameron School expansions, and a vocational building at the high school. The panel considered joining rails for future development, and adopted bylaw changes from the executive committee. Attendees included Billy Buitt and members Mitchell G. Bilinger, Mrs Bugain Wiewe, Swede Swanson, Malcom Anderson, Dave Bissett, Mrs Roy Smith, Ray Roehm, Ike Hey, Lowell Morers, and Joe Rulbat.
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Comittee For
Greeley
Dasue
Leslie K. Grimes
Distrlet
Maples Wood
Cameron School
We Linen
Te High School
Jt ix
Horace Mann
Joenting Riles
Sehantaveam
Ldwe
Bil Buitt
Haman
Miticherd G. Bilinger
Bugain Wiewe
Clarence
Beauty queen loses crown in Denver pageant mix up
Nas Doh hey Geta ind Parker, named Miss Colorado after winning a Denver contest, reportedly marries Clyde Trews two days later. The ceremony followed a two seat pursuit for the crown during a press photo event.Authorities report a violent incident during a later pageant rehearsal.
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Denver
Colorado
Parker
Awit Parker
Marron
Clyde Trews
Jadetus
Mise Parker
Leanrinne Bottap
House Shelves Bill for 23 More Judges
A local report notes the House shelved a measure to add 23 new district judges. The article cites procedural delays and political opposition as key factors shaping the setback.
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The
Jones Today
Abi Fit
Ward Jury Still Out After Deliberations End
Denver jury of eight women and four men paused deliberations around noon after three and a half hours on three charges against a bankrupt automobile dealer. No verdict time given as recess ended. jury members appeared tired and somber. In Montreal a welfare worker reports families serving children canned dog food in sandwiches amid budget strains. grocers note rising sales of canned dog food.
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Denver
Apelle
Fred A. Wari
Montreal
Imn
Nan Garvok
Montral
Alsnensky
Meir
What Officer Saw in Taxi Caused Him To Rush It to Hospital
Philadelphia cab driver cried that his passenger was about to have a baby. Patrolman George Fencel rushed the taxi to Jefferson Hospital exposing nerves and urgency. The mother and baby outcome remains unclear in the fragmented report.
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Philadelphia
George Fencel
Fencel
Jefferson Hospital
Fencer
Ale Wilt
Duell resumes coring after drill test completion
Reports indicate no significant oil recovery at the Duell No 11 well northeast of Hunggadele in Weld county. Core samples from the Dakota sand show limited movement. coring will resume Wednesday with final completion of Gillette No 2 expected within hours. Local wells, drilling activity, and Progress Oil Plains Exploration tied operations are noted along with state production figures showing a new weekly high.
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Hunggadele
Nior-feol Cove
Coriux
Nlali
Pure Oi Company
Ra State No. 1
Riverside Reservoir
the Wall
Warkorn Rwallad
Pure Oil Company
Dakota
H. H. Duell
Hootheast
Hrlagsdaly
Weat
Kealnly
Anshutz Drilling Company
Weld County
Pura
United States
Keeley
Greasewood Jet Drilling Company
Prowtler Refining
Eynwyn WY
Greasewood
Helser
Lion Il
Cable Bolk
Affort
North Greanes Ord
Progress Oil Company
Fosston
Priggsdale
Plains Exploration Company
Logan County
Loffiand “Brothers Delliing Company
Baiamonte Na
California Company
Fierte
Ault
Coal Bank
Frank Balamonte
California
Rocky Mountain
Fitzpatrick Drilling Company
WIM Drill
Nwne
Kenya
Buckingham
Shell
South Texas Development Company
Mortensen
Weld
Stoneham
Tuley & Carter
Colorado
Atwood
Hiawatha
Wes
Maudlin Gulch
Merino
Messex
Mortal
Mount Hope
North McCallum
Powder Wash
Price Gramps
Angels
Weber
Shale
South
Verter
Youth Center Now Under Police Patrol
City manager Ray Caan announced Wednesday that the Youth Center grounds and building are now under city police patrols. The patrol began Tuesday night and some incidents at the center required police action. The fence around the building will be removed in a few days, Cato said.
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Ray Caan
Cato
Levees Raised in Kansas City Amid Missouri River Floods
Kansas City's levees are being raised as floodwaters from the Missouri River worsen. Officials warn the high water may reach near historic levels, with widespread damage across, as thousands flee homes and roads and trains face closures. The Missouri’s flood extends toward St Joseph, Davenport, and Clinton, with agricultural losses running into tens of millions.
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Larry Hall
Kansas City
Reil Crowe
Army Ingitlera
Rito
Nebraska
St. Toulx
Missouri
St. Joseph
Col. el
E. Browning Wild
Sonth
Davenport
Hupayte
Bali
Clinton
Repairs Begin On 8th Avenue Pavement
City crews started repairing cracks in the 8th Avenue pavement between Eighth and Tonthatrante. Hot asphalt was used, traffic diverted, and a larger crew plus extra trucks will follow. City Manager Ray Case indicated more streets will be repaired in coming days as temperatures improve for durable fixes.
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Repsir
Eighth Avenue
Holsaphalt Wan Balng
Eighth
Tonthatrante
Aly
New City
Ray Case
Barrett Seeks O Mahoney Senate Seat in Wyoming
Cheyenne April 24 Gov Frank A Barrett of Wyoming announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination to the United States Senate in the August 19 primary. He aims to unseat incumbent Democrat Joseph C O Mahoney, with O Mahoney expected to run for a fourth six year term. Barrett has held the governorship since 1950 and previously served four two year terms in the U S House. The Wyoming Supreme Court previously ruled a governor need not resign to run for the Senate. Orville R Sharp was convicted of burglary in Boulder Colorado after a 19 minute jury verdict.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Frank A. Tarrett
Wyoniug
United States
Barreth
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
O'Mahoney
Wyonila
National House of Reproventaliver
Roverna
Doe
Senate
Cnurt
Luster
Hunt
U.S
Wari
Split
Ike Leads To Debatable GOP Delegates In Pennsylvania
Eisenhower gains in Pennsylvania votes and delegates, with 421 precincts reporting. Kefauver gains in Pennsylvania, while Truman remains second in popularity polls. Dewey strengthens bid as Eisenhower and Kefauver vie for Democratic and Republican delegates ahead of July convention.
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Peewee Eienhower
Peenilent Jeade
New York
Dwight Eisenhower
Tor Sen
Robert Tatt
Ghia
Eisenhower Feersé
Reneral
Aioe Denovralk
Atalo
Dewey
Friends of
Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
Reputy
Nican
Fisenhower
Strason
Kefauver
Penn
Demon
Fen
Aaton Kelauver
Tannex
Pennsylvania
Anste
Truman Wan
Bleenhower
Megun
Pladger
Guy Averell Harriman
Mutual Ae
Ourity
Harrman
Herebert Lettman
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
Hie
Onllonn Campaigh Emmitttee
Harrian
New Yorker
Vorite
Cnnvention
Truman Invited to Reclamation Act Celebration in Colorado
Washington reports President Truman received an invitation to the Golden Jubilee of Reclamation in Colorado. Robert B Lilly, on behalf of Colorado Governor, Longmont Chamber, and local officials, extended the invitation. Delegation members include Brannan, Chapman, Rens, Aspinall, Rogers, Avery Balsan, and Willem E. Wolkh among others. The president will decide later whether to attend.
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Washington
Agriculture Brannan
Interior
Chapman
Rens
Aspinall
Rogers
Colorido Democrats
Avery Balsan
Reclamation Bureau
Denver
Willem E. Wolkh
Nation Reclamation Association
Lund
Raymond Gregg
Park Bereish
Estes Payly
Colo
Korean Negotiations at Most Critical Time
Washington reports the Korean truce talks entering the most critical phase in months with a possible decision within days. Officials say optimism has faded due to secret proposals on prisoner returns, while new propaganda from Red China accuses the United States of artificial optimism and misdirection.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Hevenge
Eure
United States
Red Chinese
Peiping
Rea
America
Longest Power Span Proposed Across Kootenay Lake
A proposed two mile power span across Kootenay Lake in British Columbia would carry 170000 volts from a hydroelectric plant at South Slocan to the Consolidated Mining and Milling Co. at Kite. The estimated span length and construction would mark a world record if completed.
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British Columbia
Keele
Kootenay Lake
South Slocan
Consolidated Mining and Scuelting Co
Kite
Obstalde
Leke
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Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Bill Miranda
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Marty Kellogg
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Brook H. Snow
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Heinz
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