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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1952

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Europe Needs RFC Says Senator Johnson

Senator Edwin C. Johnson of Colorado urged creation of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to aid western Europe. He argued many small businesses lack capital and access to affordable loans, and that U S help should require European self-help. He cited mining capital, distrust of politics, and the need to win independent voters in the coming election.

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Weather Sketch and Political Notes Across Regions

A jumbled weather brief covers two hours for Thursday with general fair skies and warming trends in Wyoming New Mexico southeast regions and the central mountains with developing thunderstorms possible in higher elevations. The piece shifts to a partisan political roundup naming several Democratic candidates for state and national offices, including Benjamin Hillard Homer Redford June Buchnell Hugh Williams Fern Miller and Lacy Wilkinson among others.

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House Orders Investigation of the WSB

Washington April 4 The Wage Stabilization Board faced a fierce debate as the government sought a three cent per hour wage increase for CIO steelworkers amid Truman era moves. Rep Allen RTC criticized the stabilization plan while M Gr Mass labeled it a dangerous attack on management.

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Greeley Board Approves Three Teacher Appointments

The Greeley school board approved three new teachers for the 1952-53 term and accepted one resignation. Appointees include Robert N. Franson, Betty Lowry, and Bilfatt, with changes to the clerical and custodial salary schedules effective July 1. The board also reviewed preliminary sketches for a new Lincoln-area school serving the district.

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Sherman Field Flooded After Dike Break at Fort Leavenworth

Kansas City reports Sherman Field at Fort Leavenworth flooded after the dike breach, as Missouri River crest passed. About 7,000 workers plus soldiers fought to raise the dike, seven feet below river level, while engineers said all gates remained intact and flood fighters moved to Kansas City.

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Steel Industry Seeks injunction to halt seizure move

U S Steel Corp led by Theodore Klindl sought a temporary restraining order to stop Secretary Sawyer from enforcing President Truman’s seizure of iron and steel plants. The filing argued seizure would cause irreparable damage while wage board recommendations could cost about 280 million dollars for the steel industry. Congressional leaders probe the action as Capitol Hill debates remedies.

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Railroader Killed Under Coat Canyon Coal Spill

A railroad worker named Ford Morgan died last night when a load of coats spilled from an overturned railcar, trapping him beneath the debris near Coat Canyon. Rescue teams recovered his body after efforts to free him.

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Frontier Drilling Progress at Greasewood and Nearby Wells

Frontier Refining reports drilling activity in the Greasewood area with multiple companies testing different wells. Pure Oil tests in Weld County yielded no oil or gas, though one well showed a nine foot core with some oil staining. H. Mt. Duek of Puretal completed a test with no recoveries. two more wells await results and completion timelines are noted for Sherrod-Apserson Bark Siler and others.

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President Warns of Using Power to Bluff Stalin and Yugoslavia

President Truman asserted use of inherent powers to back up ultimatums, saying he could seize steel and mobilize troops if needed. He cited Iran in 1946 and the Trieste incident, noting Russia withdrew forces and Yugoslavia moved on Trieste, while White House aides clarified layman's language and denied a direct note to Stalin.

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Greeley Raises Over Fifteen Thousand For Red Cross

Greeley residents donated over 15 000 to the Red Cross drive with the total rising to 24 007 62, near the original goal though additions in March increased the need. Chapter officers praised rapid, robust giving amid higher living costs and tax pressures, noting last year’s totals were surpassed. The county report is forthcoming, with donors urged to mail or have gifts picked up from homes or businesses.

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Backers Rift and Firing Spark Denver GOP Controversy

Disputed letters and statements swirl around Gordon Weller and party leaders as Rathen, Sheedy, and others clash over a plan to affect the Eisenhower campaign. Accusations of plotting a coup surface while Weller defends his actions and attacks authority, with Denver figures and Colorado Springs delegates named in a turbulent national party scene.

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Backers Claim Victory on First Ballot for Nomination

A scrambled report claims Agratiated Tread Den and Itnenhawer's view victories in Tenieylvania and New York boosted Renera’s bid for nomination on the final ballot at the Republican national convention in July. Taft backers dispute this, noting bound delegates and Taft’s spontaneous popularity without appearing on the ballot.

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Fort Lupton Youth Dies In West Fort Lupton Crash

A 24 year old Fort Lupton youth, Raymond Gardenas, died from injuries after a Sunday 3 am crash 63 miles west of Fort Lupton on highway 82. The Buick 141 he rode in rolled four times, car nearly demolished. Driver identified as Raymond Gardenas, owner of the car, who is hospitalized with a broken back. Passenger Robert Alarcon, 21, wasn’t injured.

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Denverites Seek Liquor License for Greasewood Flats

Denver residents D H Westbrook and Andrew Delle of Weld County petition the county commissioners for a license to operate a liquor outlet at Greasewood Flats two miles northwest of North Greasewood. The site hosts two to three small buildings and several dwellings. located about 12 miles southeast of Brisesdale. A public hearing is scheduled Monday April 28 with all objectors invited to present their views.

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Plane wreckage identified from 1943 crash near Cheyenne Mountain

Wreckage found Sunday near Fisher Canyon in Colorado Springs is tentatively identified as from a 1943 crash. Three hikers reached the site and reported the discovery, with authorities noting ARU bomb disposal units were involved in the follow up.

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