Phone Strike Postponed Indefinitely by Rail Men Tie-up Delayed
Washington April 25 The Communications Workers announce indefinite postponement of a nationwide telephone strike that had been planned to begin tomorrow. About 208000 Bell Telephone workers were ready to walk out. Western Electric division members may act differently. Officials cite government mediation efforts and a two week rail truce as delaying factors. Purdy of CWA says strike set for 6 am tomorrow unless told otherwise. Includes Colorado Wyoming Utah New Mexico Texas areas with 3000 plus members and potential dial system disruption.
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Washington
Gay
Joseph A. Belone
Wilion
Bell Telephone Co
Jon
Division of
Western Electric du
Diyinlon
Major Pointe
Associated Press
Chicago
CTA
Bel
New York
Cyrus Ching
Francia A. O'Neill
National Mediation Board
Hey Men
Rall
Worrow
O'Neill
Ani
Brotherhood of Locomotiva
Ral
A. Purdy
Communications Workers of America
Handda
New Yorke
CWA
Purity
Turdy
Blaine Mercer Wins Syracuse University Fellowship
Blaine H. Mercer, after earning a arts degree from Colorado A&M and serving in World War I, is awarded a 1500 dollar fellowship at Syracuse University, New York. He will study for nine months beginning in July under the auspices of the citizenship and public affairs program.
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Blaine H. Mercer
Columuly State College of Education
Ayracisca University
Syracue
N.Y
Magwell Geadunta
Dogrea Na Doelor
Ancal Sciones
Tle Rarolyot
Lila
Yn University of Colorado
Rocky
Governor Johnson to Speak at Democratic FDR Dinner Here
Governor Johnson will address the Democratic Club at the annual FDR Memorial Dinner at the Parish hall Our Saviors Guth erat. A reception precedes the dinner from 5:30 to 6:20 pm with dignitaries including George J. Walter and Myron McGinley listed among attendees. Tickets available through Wheeler Realty Company as Republicans and locals anticipate turnout.
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Governor Johnson
Democratic Club
Fdr
Thureday
Our Saviors
Gutheran Clutred
Waller Jaonston
Democrats of
Greeley
Camfield Hole
Georga J. Walter
Myron McGinley
Homer Bedford
George Rock
Demoaratic Club of
Denver
George Bickel
Longwent
Civil Service Commision
Congress
Vailee Austin
Ixurdi Wt
University of Colorado
L. L. Wilkioson
Sitate
Chaman
John RB
Wheeler
Diwiee
Well County
Hugh Sloan
Keenas
Wheeler Realty Company
Timmer
Father-and-Son Banquet Tonight at Grailey Tea House
Tohn Hancock, wrestling mentor at Colorado State, will be the featured speaker tonight at the Grailey Tighther and son wrestling banquet at Anderson's Tea House at 6 30 p m The public is invited to attend to honor Grailey's 1950 grappling squad Tickets may be purchased at the high school or the Tea House Coach Tyan Cihaugh of the Wildcats notes next year's captain or co captains will also be mounted
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Tohn Hancock
Colorado State
Anderson
Tsa
Tyan Cihaugh
Wildcats
Graeley
Carroll Urges Fund for Big-T Power Lines
Washington April 24 Carroll urged the Senate appropriations committee to approve full budget requests for transmission lines on the Colorado Big Thompson project. He attacked House funding for Estes Park line and Flat Iron Brighton to Benish Colorado extensions as misdirected public interests. Carroll argued the project would bring federal power from eastern Colorado to rural electric associations and municipalities, while noting disputes over budget proposals and urging support for a $7,800,000 funding for continuing investigation and development northward.
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Morris Cleavenger
Washington
Lap
Carrell
N.celo
Senate
House
Estes Tavner
Flatiron-Brighton Une
Bensh
Colo
Colorado
Carroll
Comittes
Bureau of “Act
Candor
Inireau Ghound
Marvell
Fonda
Census Enumerator Ge Refuses Two Proposals in Morning
In the Greeley district a census enumerator, Ge, received five marriage proposals during census work. She rejected both offers, citing that she is already married, and her response was recorded in her assigned district while conducing the census.
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Shy
Greeley
Polio cases ahead of last year's early count in Colorado
Denver reports polio illness numbers far above the same period last year with health officials warning of potential early outbreak risks. Director Ney Cleeve notes unusual case volume for this time of year and cites 1949-like trends, with Weld County among those reporting new instances in late months.
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Denver
Ue State Health Department
Ney Cleeve
Gerlouy
Altha
Colorado
Weld
Sean
Torgau Meet Foreshadowed Cold War Fracture
A wartime encounter at Torgau between American and Soviet troops is recalled as a moment of friendship five years earlier, highlighting the shift from postwar camaraderie to growing East West tensions. Personal recollections recall Maj. Anathim Tarionov and hopeful visions for peace, contrasted with later Soviet rhetoric and the emergence of the Iron Curtain.
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Wea Gallager
Associated Press
Western Front
Elbe
Germany
Gallagher
United States
Soviet Union
Fn Thlentury
Yorgau
Axambyle
Anaphim Tarionov
Soviet Guards Dmatoi
Torgau
Larlonay
Taggliehe Rundschau
Berlin
Eisenhower
Fuhter
Truman
Washington
Organization of the World For Peace
Moscow
Marshal Stalin
Termiany
Cermanas
Dresden
Bodhés
Torgan
Baelke
Herlin
Nebraska Man Injured in Pueblo Highway Crash
A Nebraska man, T. Vorlor of Grant Tatund Nobr, was seriously injured in an automobile accident 19 miles north of Pueblo on Highway 60. He was taken to Corwin hospital for treatment.
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Pueblo
Apel
T. Vorlor
Grant Tatund
Nobr
le Corwin
Yenat
Weather forecast across states with varied conditions
A 24 hour Lana period shows a high of 48 and low of 22. Colorado fair on Tuesday with warmer north and east by Thursday and overstate by Tuesday night into Wednesday. Wyoming fair Tuesday and night with cloudy Wednesday and light showers in the western mountains. New Mexico cooler Tuesday then warmer Wednesday with increases in the north and west.
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Lana
Colorado
Wyoming
Dairy Label Rules Urged By Colorado AG Metzger
Colorado Attorney General John Metzger ruled that dairy products must be labeled as real dairy to avoid deception. He cited products marketed as ice cream yet made from non dairy fats, urging the dairy department to study and set clear labeling regulations. Local dairy interests warned that synthetic products threaten the industry, and he suggested hearings to craft enforceable rules.
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Denver
Gotorady
John Metzger
Momhere
Fle
Colorado
Joe Cranm
Metzger
Wegal
Yeapunge
Wercenture
Swisher
Tia
Moteur
Tha Ugh ‘Culture Department
Amie Authoricy
Census Nearly Four-fifths Done in Weld County
Census field work advances across eight northeastern Colorado counties with 80 percent completion reported by director Donald J Clare. McClure estimates show about 150,000 data points collected in Weld County district. crews face delays but expect final counts within ten days to a month.
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Colorado
Veley
Donald J
Clare
Warle
Volves
Weil
Aml
Greeley
Tenens
Hordern
Wallaing
Dismet
Weld
Maryan
Sadgwiels
Phim
Washingtim
Yuna
Tayl Mer
McChure
Nay
Sheolaht
McClure
McChirn
Weld County
Thuy Ava
Iarkin Trong
Carroll Lott
Walter Hayd
Phylitt Davis
Gravlay
Hona
Peruvian Teachers College Tragedy Involving Professors
In Port Nebraska April 25 authorities report a fatal shooting and suicide by a psychology professor at Peru State Teachers College. Dr Nicholas, president of Peru State Teachers College, and Dr Maxwell of the education department were killed, with Baker wounded. The incident occurred after a confrontation in the office, with Baker later deemed deceased. The case is under investigation as officials confirm findings from the scene and statements from witnesses including secretary Mary Sovith. The college, with about 400 students, had Nicholas previously serving as dean and director of guidance, and Maxwell as a long-time educator. Community reactions show many friends and students connected to the victims, while details of motive remain unclear. The tragedy marks a grim event in the college’s history as investigators piece together timelines and actions.
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Kicehel
Willa
Nicholas
Iva
Maxwell
Maxwall
Nira
Mary Sovith
Ios
Baker Yayer
Geo
Tad Bean
Addon
Walter
Baler
Dei
Menolepe
Sheen
Rieohel
Mirrad
Collese
Ne- Westie
Tryon Am Ostirash
Neb
Men AL Weary
Am Te 'Eachers College
Ataty
Peru
Baker
Axsoniates
Amvneimiaml
Plung
Delane
Taker War
Binte Texehars College
Witsburg
Watt
Niyainton
Avetar
University of Kanan
University of Dishurey
Mehola
Ian Kearney
Gallege
Colorado State
Callege
Greeley
Colorado State College of Education
Willan Ty Nicholas
Alain
Btule Teachera Cattage
Kearney
Teachera College
Nebasia
Nichols
Por
Verchiera Eolingey Singern
Esuysug
tuoiMer View Prospeets Foy
Tac
le Nicholas
Kilew
Pomdan
Atadentia
Nis
Dssalkart
Paut
Bern
Navy to Build Atomic Powered Undersea Craft
The Navy outlines plans for new atomically powered submarines and a refit of a cruiser into a guided missile combat vessel. A request to Congress seeks funds to build 212 submarines of varying types, with 246 million dollars proposed for construction and reconversion, plus additional funds for air and naval projects.
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Washington
Con &Ress
Adm
Forcast
Shoynan
Chile
Naval Operations
Jinson
Sherman
Brennan
Joint Writers of Staff
Vinson
D-G
Air Force
Navy
Bshermay
Soviet Sweeper Chases Swedish Trawler at Sea
Swedish authorities report a Soviet destroyer or patrol vessel pursued a Swedish trawler off the Palenqaast area near Swedish waters in the Valene region. Sweden lodged repeated protests to the Soviet Union over territorial expansion and harassment of Swedish vessels. The incident prompted official commentary on maritime claims and sovereignty.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Soelvesbarg
Snl
Soviat Union
Territoria
Swatorni Ta
China
Teawlar
Neighborly Picture Contest Promises Baby Prize
Tribune Small Talk invites entries from Weld County residents for a baby photo contest. Submit a captioned image of a neighbor's baby with details on mother, address, photographer, date, baby birth weight, and entrant name. Prizes funded by local studios include three Grecian photographers.
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Smith's
Tribuna
Tne
Martins
Barber's
Gardner's
Izew
Tribune
Weld
Atlach
Post Office To Close at Neon on Saturdays
Neon post office plans Saturday closure with exceptions for certain windows. general hours shift to weekdays. Two daily delivery routes will continue. residents will receive timely notice before changes take effect. Postal clerks will memorize revised routes as operations begin in July.
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A. Wi
Gonom
Wilkinson
Wilkingon
Reyide City
Neviers
Unclear fragmentary war report from a Baltic sea incident
Fragmented OCR text describes German activity near Ruegon island off a Soviet east coast, fishermen reporting encounters with mining gear amid claims of Russia drawing equipment. Mentions Der Spiegels weekly Der Splpgol as source. tone suggests conflict and naval operations with unclear dates.
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Tyteheck
Germany
Galleria
Ruegon
Minto
Atiag
Banspapar
Rusaland Wresstroualy
Muogau
Mrs Anna Burscewéh Dies Here Monday
Mrs Anna Burscewéh dies at Ward County Public hospital after two years illness. She moved from Wellington to Gingley in 1925 and was widowed, survived by son Guy Tairsconeh and granddaughter Joanne Nucsuough. Interment in Wellington Kansas.
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Arina Bursctiah
Ward County Public Hospital
Nonty
Uracough Owls
Tri
Thellowilic
Sie Yun
Ty Clyde Burscoush
Alia Hyerret
Wellington
Kann
Gingley
Burscoush
Greeley
Durscaugh
Guy Tairsconeh
West Country Yard
Orem Joy Aldernsur
Joanne Nucsuough
Frarvayied
Jaycee Cosmo Meeting at Tea House Wednesday
A local Junior Chamber meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at the Tea House. The brief notice requests attendance from members of Jaycee and Cosmo clubs to discuss community events and organizational coordination.
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Jaycee
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