Missing Lupton Veteran Pallant at Fitzsimons
Denver hospital authorities informed Mrs. Ciel Vandal that her husband, a World War I veteran, was a patient at Fitzsimons. Authorities declined to share full details, but his wife fears he is missing and may be suffering memory loss. Fort Lupton police and Weld County sheriff’s office led the search, with other agencies assisting.
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Ike Anan
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Yandel
Alwee
Fort Lupton
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Coltnly Sheriff's Office
Stile Patrol
Authovilins
Viell
Kids Free Show Launches Clean Up and Paint Week
A community program begins with a free show at Sterley theater ahead of a week of cleanup and painting. The promotional event includes a Sunday chamber gathering at Commerce Center and a film shown on TV. Admission is six coupons, with youth participation encouraged and a banner featuring local figures.
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Tourist Travel Group To Meet This Evening
A local travel club schedules an evening gathering with plans to discuss upcoming trips and member spotlights. The meeting aims to organize future excursions, share travel tips, and confirm attendance.
Pierce Girl Wins Elks Scholarship Contest in 200 Award
Blaine Shirley daughter of Mr and Mrs Ned L Shirley of Pierce placed third in the Elks state scholarship contest. Robert William Mayer of La Junta won 250 and John Albert Griswell of Pueblo also 250 in a ceremony at the Hike State association meeting in Boulder. Shirley will enter the national contest with 90 prizes from 400 to 800 dollars and a total pool of 22 000 dollars.
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Hike State Association
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Tangle
Heh School
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Ley Lodge
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Theuott School
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Miami
National Lodge
Tran Elks Geroeg
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Pierceigh School
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Plerne Dam
Plea Club
National Bank Call For Financial Condition Statements
The controller of the currency today issued a call for all national banks to file a statement of condition as of a recent date. The notice requires detailed reporting by bank directors and finance officers to ensure financial transparency and regulatory compliance.
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National Bank Gal
Mada
Washington
Trinidad Child Drowns After Ill Fated Fall
A young boy named Trinidad drowned after falling from a wall near a model and a gutter during play. Relatives and neighbors, including the boy’s father Frank, Sr, aided search until his body was found about an hour later near a wall 90 yards from the panel. Authorities notified, investigation pending.
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Tunsores
Wo Gutierrez
Tintisa
Hay
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Kuner Empson Not To Close Greeley Plant Now
Rodney Bell of Kuner Empson said Thursday the Greeley plant will not close at present. The facility has operated since 1907 and will process 1100 to 1200 tons of cabbage this year. Bell cited contracted cabbage, cucumber, and pickles and noted plans to possibly reduce other plants in two to five years.
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Greeley
Rodney Bell
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Haipson
Longmans
Loveland
Thes
Calorado
Cory
Bell End
Kuner Empson
Marie-Kingson
Men Urged To Attend Church Sunday In Greeley
April 30 marks Men’s Day sponsored by the Greeley Lions Club for the second year. Many churches host special men’s choirs in cooperation with the project which was very successful last year. Every man in Greeley is urged to participate.
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Greeley Lions Club
Cooperaton
Greeley
Hollywood Cleanup Plan Shrugs Off Senate Inquiry
Johnson abandons push for a Senate probe into immorality in film and industry after talks with executives led by Eric Johnston. Jolson and others announce the industry will manage self regulation while awaiting formal actions from officials.
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Senate
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Ln Oliding Presidwi. Eric Johnston of the Wolfon Plutura Association
Additional Beet Payment Set for Tuesday May 9
Beaver April 26 The president of the Great Western Sugar company announced a first additional payment on the 1949 sugar beet crop. Checks totaling about 1,342,000 will be mailed to Colorado, Nebraska and Wheatland Wyoming growers, with $182,000 to Billings Montana and Lovell Wyoming farmers. Payments in Colorado, Nebraska and Wheatland depend on sugar content, averaging about 63 cents per ton, while Lovell and surrounding districts receive a flat 55 cents per ton.
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Frank Kamp
Great Western Sage Company
Golorado
Nebraska
Wheatland
Wyo
Billindis
Mont
Lovell
Kemp Anid
Wien
Tony
Small Talk contest seeks baby photos and captions
The Tribune invites entries for a Small Talk contest open to anyone. Photograph a baby under 16 months and write a clever caption to fit the mood. Entries must be postmarked by May 20 and contest ends May 22, with possible collaboration on captions.
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Tribune
Greecy
Buckingham adds 176 oil leases as Weld county grows
Report by Frank Wlavgur details 176 oil and gas leases secured in Weld county over the past week, covering about 50,000 acres primarily in townships 7-59 south of Buckingham and 3-08 north of Buckingham. Listings include leases near New Raymer and Grover with Shell and Continental Oil activity. seismographic work noted and Ramsey Co. drilling near Buckingham. Carlson Estate filed for Edward G. Carlson with $18,000 personal estate. daughter Ethel Carlson named administratrix, other heirs listed.
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Clert
Frank Wlavgur
Denyer Gas
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Buckinusham
Cas
New Raymer
Kenta
Stanolid Las Wcreage
Wow Rayner
Shell
Grover’ Wud Iereford
Tickingham
Trenton
Continental Oil Company
Ramsey Company
Oledmhauist City
Buckingham
Wievistas
Weld Mohidling
Hanford and Graver
Ault
Carlson Estate
Edward G. Carlson
Perjonal
Ethel C. Carlson
Grealry
Senate Rejects Aid to Spain
Senate votes down a plan to provide foreign aid to Spain, despite proposals by McCarthy and Trefath to restore funding. Secretary Acheson reportedly opposed the measure while officials discussed the loan of 3.2725 billion dollars in foreign aid and the role of the Export-Import Bank.
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Senate
Spain
Browder Denies He Knew Lattimore in Meeting Claim
Browder testified denying any knowledge of Owen Lattimore and refused to recount a meeting with Chinese communists. He challenged Senator McCarthy’s charges, saying he never met Lattimore and that no Communist influence was known within the State Department. The hearing reviewed Lattimore’s alleged roles and Browder’s assertion that a meeting never occurred.
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Jolie Hopkins
Hay
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Reavis
Ways and Means Retains Excises on Night Clubs
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to retain a 20 percent excise tax on opening charges for night clubs and certain amusement devices while easing others. They aim to fund potential losses by including travel tickets freight long distance telegraph and telephone services in the tax base, with total excises estimated around 1.0 billion dollars. President Vine proposed a 655 million dollar limit and the panel warned of possible veto if revenues do not cover the loss. Also considered were exemptions for philanthropic and certain charitable venues and a reduction for some entertainment devices, with emphasis on maintaining entertainment industry revenues.
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Truman to Make 8 Major Talks On His Junket
President Truman plans eight major speeches during a cross country trip starting May 16, with stops from Nebraska to Wisconsin and Chicago for a Democratic rally, as announced by Presidential Secretary Charles G. Roge. The schedule includes revised dates and locations, with some engagements shifted and others postponed.
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Denman
Gill Soldier Interred in National Cemetery
Gill soldier to be interred in national cemetery after long service. Official report notes his death during a wartime mission and the burial plan includes services at Makewell. Survivors include Pred Scheetz, Alex Beheute, John Keieger, Mira Alling, Mrs Horwing Hole, Clyde Pena, Tiernan Weller, and others from Gill community.
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Kein
Night Session Fails To End Chrysler Strike
Long walkout continues as Chrysler negotiators report limited progress. In New York, 1000 elevator operators and broader telephone workers strike threatens 250000 apartment residents. Trade union efforts persist amid stalled mediation and ongoing job furloughs.
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Names of Honor Students for Tribune
The Tribune requests names and photos of scholastic award winners from all Wah schools for publication. Submit black and white photos and copy to the editor with graduation week calendar. school principals should forward lists promptly for early feature in the issue.
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the Tribune
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Grealey Tribune
McCarthy Seeks Senate Probe Over Communist Ties
Senator McCarthy presented questioning on suspected Communist influence within the state department and political groups. Witnesses including Hanan Wham and former Communist party figures testified under oath about alleged subversion and coordination with broader international groups.
Fire Sweeps Sherwood Oregon Affects Local Businesses
A blazing wildfire swept through Sherwood Oregon damaging a quarry block plant and a truck yard southwest of Wortland. Fire crews battled intense flames destroying several structures and contents valued at around $100,000. Fire authorities say several businesses were affected and investigations into the blaze are ongoing.
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Wortland
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