Greeley High Student to Cover National Conventions
Greeley High junior will be chosen to cover both national conventions for CBS and the Tribune under an eight program of the citizenship education project. The selected student spends three weeks including one week at each convention and one week sightseeing. CBS will cover travel costs and provide a press box pass. Columbia University handles chaperonage. Selection aims to train a student in professional reporting with briefings and tests before and after Chicago coverage.
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Greeley High
CBS
Tribune
Citizenship Educatate “Project
Collee
Columbia University
Columbia Broadcasting System
Meader
Greeley Daily
Ida Grace Alexander
Citizenship Education Project
Greeley Bailegehowl
Chicago
Atudenta
Greeley Rigi
Astleanshdy
Alexander
Columbia
Dutier
Columbia High School
Elwood
Greeley
Thieves Break into Arlington Station
Arlington police report a break in at the Arlington Transit Station on Thursday night. Entry occurred around midnight after the employee closed up. Missing items include 12 weed black tires, a white well fire, a cash register, spark plugs, and about $40 in the till, with a total value around $49. Investigators note marks on a wall indicating forced access and say the perpetrator used a window.
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Arlington Service
Aremia
Jaane Marlin
Taon
Priday
Llent
Barold Burger Hns
Charles Arvas
Locheinit
Marke
Ol Parsons
Denver Woman Killed by Train Near Derby
A Denver woman about 25 identified as Flaine M. Morphy was killed when her pony carriage was struck by a rail freight train 11 miles east of Terris near Derby Colorado. Passenger Somers, 42, of Denver, and two others were injured as the car was driven toward the crossing after the train was seen failing to yield or hear the approaching freight train.
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Derby
Cola
Flaine M. Morphy
Denver
Carrain
Terris
Yneton
Fins Somers
State
Elier
Frank Tizaticky
Somers
Ecounics
Somera
New Potatoes To Ease Shortages By May
Washington reports the agriculture department says relief from potato shortages is near. New crop potatoes should reach markets in large volumes from Florida Alabama Texas and California by early May. Shortages arose from weak output in northern and late producing states, affecting supply through fall winter and spring. Dr Howland of York College Kansas has been elected president effective June 1 succeeding Dr Walter Bachman.
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Washington
As Devluure Department
Florida
Alabama
Texas
California
de. Howland
York College
York
Neba
Kansas
The
Eyal Relical United Brethren Church
Walter Bachman
Nea
UN Pushes Full Session for Truce Delegates
United Nations allied command proposes a plenary meeting for both allied and communist armistice delegations after covert prisoner talks ended. The move follows China’s Veiled protest over voluntary repatriation and the contentious figure of 70,000 prisoners to be released.
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Robert &. Tuckman Munson
Korea
U.N
Allied Command
U. N
Jessihim
George H{ikman
T.N
Ad Wirals
Genergle
Winl
Rosaly
Reds
Teal Chen Wei
N. Comand
VW. N
Teal
Ueon
Tsal
Weather Local Forecast for Friday and Saturday
Fr iday high 73 and low 17 in parts of Colorado. East districts mostly cloudy conditions with showers and thunderstorms moving into northern mountains and southern Wy oming area. Friday afternoon into Friday night will see unsettled weather with scattered showers in the west and mountains, continuing into Saturday afternoon. Generally breezy conditions persist over western regions with passing clouds and showers over the mountain areas.
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al & Adi
Colorado
Cndee
Wyonnie Generalty
Realty
Divide
Government Argues Constitution Does Not Limit the President
The article details a U S Steel case in Washington where Judge David A Pine questioned Assistant Attorney General Holmes Baldridge on presidential power. Baldridge argued the April 3 seizure order must stand and that the president acted within emergency powers, while Pine pressed for constitutional limits and court authority.
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Rowland Evahe
Washington
Guvernment Fuizure
David A. Pine
Pine
Holmes Baldridge
Baldridge
Ting
Baldslige
U. S
Truman
Old Pine
Charles Sawyer
Fine
Essantial
Ping
Pine Aguin
Furint
Law Would Let Asiatics Secure U.S. Citizenship
Washington reports the House approved a broad immigration overhaul to remove racial barriers to citizenship. The bill would make all Asians eligible for naturalization, set annual quotas, eliminate sex discrimination in naturalization, and tighten deportation rules while expanding immigration screening. The measure now goes to the Senate.
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Washington
House
Toilay
U. S
Senate
Wold
Sander
Great Trktaln Ami
Northern Ireland
Germany
Ireland
France
Poland
Spain
Italy
Netherlans
Thornton Forecasts Colorado Delegates Majority
Trenver April 24 ii Gov Pan Thornton predicts Colorado will deliver a majority of the 18 delegates to the national Republican convention. He spoke en route to Colorado Springs where the state contention begins tomorrow. He is a delegate from Gunnison County and will remain in Colorado Springs through Sunday before a Monday Canon City trip for parole board meetings with prison officials on the evaluation there.
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Trenver
Pan Thornton
Hackers
Gem
Trwiplil Tl
Eisenower
Colorado
Tere
Thorntol Tal
Calorado Springs
Gionison County
Thornton
Colorade Springs
Canon Gily
Ault Man Hurt as Troop Train Hits Castleliner
Ault man Frank My Lamb, 58, suffered two broken ribs and a shock after his car collided with a southbound Union Pacific troop train at a crossing near Ault. Lamb was taken to Weld County Pub. Mo. His companion, Bob Lamb, watched the wreck, and the train was held up as investigators from the State Patrol examined the scene. A large crowd gathered soon after.
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Ault
Frank My Lamb
Union Pacific
Lamb
Weld Cownty
Calon Faelle
Loyal Winer
Beet Planting Progress Report From Western Districts
John J. Edmiston, manager, projects near complete beet plantings in Greeley and Eaton districts. About 9,500 acres in Greeley and 17,285 in Eaton have been planted with rapid completion expected within two weeks. Windsor district shows 4,100 contracted acres, nearly all planted by Friday. Weather earlier this week aided germination and stands look good, with overall acreage similar to last year.
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Greeley
Great Western Awest Company
Eaton
John J. Edmiston
Windsor
Ton Watson
Priday
Fatna
Mrs C Lyster Heads State PTA Congress in Colorado
Pueblo April 4. Mrs Gyr Lyster of Greeley elected president of the Colorado Congress of Parents and Teachers, succeeding Mrs Albert Soloman of Denver. Officers chosen Thursday include first vice president Mrs Dan Richardson Wheat Ridge, second vice president Mrs Hugh Warsyeu La Junta, secretary Mrs Robert Rumble Denver, historian Harold Webster Denver, and a slate of vice presidents and trustees from various towns.
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Pueblo
Gyr Lister
Greeley
Colorade Congress
Parents
Albert Soloman
Denver
Alata
Wera
James P. Ryd
Phoenis
Ariz
Dyslar
Mra
Dan Richardson Wheatridge
Grst Vie
Ugh Warsyeu
la Junta
Second View
Robert Rumble
Jenyer
Atta
Wile Wooley
Morrisom
Lreatwvers
Harold Webster
Aiea Joseph Conk
Lee
Ton Cats Mim
A. Ve Neleon
Hlenver
Aiaurial Serritory
Mae.j
BE Patterson
Calvin Grieder
Bowlder
Don Ritschard
Kremmling
Mes
Oberta
Greil Trietion
Vivian Maxwell
Durango
Mvey
Flelener Rainer, Jr
Inner
Colorado Springs
Irk
F. A. Rowden
Baseball Today National League St Louis at Pittsburgh
St Louis scored three in the first, but Pittsburgh answered with a seven run rally to win four to one. Muls was charged with the loss while Stamp earned the win for the Pirates as Kilnsony and Wolfé provided standout defense.
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St. Lowa
Pittsburgh
Staler
Brawle
Mair
Werlehi Kilnsony
Wolfé
Wilke
Geragiola
Muls
Turret blast kills crew on U S cruiser St Paul
Denver identified one victim as Beaman Donald Edward Tanio, 20, of Glendale Colorado and the St Paul suffered an explosion in a forward turret off Korea. The Navy reported 80 killed and 0 others injured, with a rapid response and investigation ordered by Rear Admiral Stone.
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U.S
St. Paul
St. Pat
Munday
Ors Naval
Roy A
Tear
Stone
Veulher
Kurvan
Navy
Hal
U. S
Eiranghohl Ab
Wonsan
St. Pay Band
Kojo
Wrinkley
Bathlehany Steel Co
al. Quincy
Mass
Washington
Craiger
Sirm Haven
Pusan
Wien
Ft Paul
Denver
Crilger St. Paul
Karen Monday
Can of
Denver Roan
Hawaii
Beaman Nonald Edward Tania
Prank
Tapla
Vasually Lial
Senmngn
Glendale
Jalit
Parole Admits Denver Slaying
Denver police report surfaced of a slaying case where George Holeutan was shot in his sleep. Ex-convict Julius Robert Johnson, 48, admitted involvement while in parole custody and was arrested after an officer traced his movements near the Denver apartment shared with the victim. The body, found by the victim’s mother Inez, showed a head wound and a blunt-force injury. Johnson had been under parole for a prior crime.
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Denver
Ay Tetoe
Lee Raedel
Ativoun Pientes Nas
George Holeutan
Haedal
Tulius Robert Johnson
Snit Johnson
Hoffman
Inez
Johnson
Hulman
Tohnean
Tomste
Jobhsont
Vine
Warehouse workers settle strike with Western Electric agreement
In New York 6900 warehousemen and clerks employed by Western Electric reached a settlement after a proposed strike. The agreement, subject to ratification by CIO locals including the Communication Workers of America, ends a pay and work dispute that had threatened production.
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New York
Western Electric Company
CIO Communication Workers
Aviatica
Flower
Hneteence
Judge Will Talk with Ward Jurors on Deliberation Day
In Denver on the third day of jury deliberations Judge Walsh said he might call jurors and others to the stand for input on whether further instructions would help. The judge noted he could discharge the jury if the request or outcome warranted.
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Denver
Fred Ward
Sien Daseph
J. Walsh
Juden Walsh
Firth
Law—District
Bark Keating Todey
Frederick EB
Dickerson
Fred A. Ward
Ward
Keateing
Joseph J. Walsh
Keating
Ia Dickerson
Walsh
Kealing
Camp group chair named for disabled children society
Heads Hands Camp Group Mee. Llnn yd Allmutt at 1718 Glenmere Boulevard in Greeley has been named Camping Chairman of the Colorado Society for Grinaled Children and Adults. Mrs Allmutt will direct HandiCamp activities for crippled children near Idaho Springs. Nearly 200 handicapped boys and girls aged 8 to 18 are expected to attend.
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Col Terly
Denvey
Move to Delay Republican Choice Committeeman Seat
A Denver move seeks to delay selecting a Republican committeeman from Goln- Yado, claiming full knowledge and concurrence of Eisenhower headquarters. Co chairs Lloyd and Powers of the Denver Eisenhower organization said the plan would push the selection to the GOP state assembly, amid a controversy over Leon Snyder and Colorado Springs.
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Denver
Goln- Yado
Eisenhower Fuer
Blute GO
William Ly Lloyd
Pueblo
Milton B. Blaka
Willan G. Powers
Detver
G. O. P. State Assembly
Henld
Saleet
Leon Snyder
Colorado Springs
Eariier
Funy
Gordon Weller
Sute Menhower
Atale Pisenhower
Arthur Sheely
Wort Collins
Will Z. Nicholson
Nicholson
Mienatimes
Weller
el Paso
Snyder Jo
Youngest Federal Judge to Hear Prison Warden Trial
Judge Trimas Hill at Kangas will preside over the Colorado Prison Warden Noy Best trial as one of the youngest jurists on the federal district bench. The 42 year old appoi ntment followed Rost and others cases by Orle J. Philips, chief judge of the tenth U.S. circuit. Knous, former Colorado governor, disqualified Mintsell. During World War II, he served on prosecutions for war crimes.
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Banver
Apel
Trimas
Hill
Kangas
Colorado
Noy Best
Wisii'int Cout
Elgit Righta
Rost
Eil
Orle J. Philips
Tenth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S
Lee Knous
Mintsell
Pallawatoiite
U. S
Wichita
Rial
Geo
Tomayuki Yamushila
Evans People Reminded of School Need
A village meeting at the school house drew about 40 residents as AVA members urged support for education funding. Board president Willer H. Shoity said no action was taken while noting annual district expenses around 4,000 to 7,900 dollars for new school improvements. Frans school now serves about 240 students amid a crowded building.
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AVA
Willer H. Shoity
Caid
Continental Will Drill Sheetz No. 1 South of Grover
Continental Oil announces plans to drill Gillette area well Sheetz No 1 in Weld county north of Sherrod Apperton and Earl Biter. The Dakota test targets 1390 feet with potential oil shows and delays from equipment issues. Additional wells in the vicinity report varied core recoveries and drilling progress as crews work to advance multiple tests near Riverside and North Greaswood.
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Continental
Grover
Continental Oil Company
Gillette
Nwe
Don Gillette
Sherrod Apperton
Earl Biter
Milea
Tublug
Arthur Sheets
Nion Font
Dakota
Walla
Anshuly Drilling
Tauris
Riverside
Frontier Refining
Niles
North Greasawood
NWNE
Weld County
New Raymer
Eaton Youth Wins U P Scholarship for Agriculture Study
Six Colorado high school students are named Carl Raymond Gray scholarship winners by the Union Pacific railroad. Duane Kirkmeyer of Brighton, Adams County. Gerald Zancanelli of Loveland, Boulder County. Hobnet Dob of Fort Morgan, Morgan County. Jerald Rodenberger of Fort Collins, Larimer County. Gordon Smyth of Julesburg, Sedgwick County. Richard Berg of Estes, Weld County. Selection prizes emphasize farming program breadth, scholarship, and leadership.
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Denver
Biratu
Julesburg
Sedgwick
Richard Berg
Eston
Weld
Carl Reymond Gray
Yeruth
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