Truman and congressional push for security and loyalty laws
The article describes President Truman pressing Congress for stronger security measures and loyalty laws to counter suspected subversion. It references the Mundt Nixon bill requiring communist groups to register, amid debates on safeguarding national defense and deterring espionage while balancing civil liberties. Also reported is a drunken shooting in Colorado Springs leaving a man and wife wounded, followed by police investigations.
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Wiehington
Truman
Congress
Waditiomal- Watch
Hechuss
Perialinm -Aneka
Fred Hatiine
Powcetto
Wabréraion Cr
Nixon
Hundt
GOP
Colorado Springs
In Hospital
Archie L. Irionid
Vernon R. Goats
Coats
Alaska Strike Denounced by President and Officials
President Truman and Secretary Johnson denounced the Alaska defense housing strike led by APL steam fitters and plumbers as jeopardizing U S security. Johnson said the projects in Fairbanks and Anchorage were affected, with workers seeking 2.50 an hour raise plus other benefits. The strike followed a prior car workers stoppage that was settled. Civil rights appeal denied in Colorado Springs with a Philadelphia child welfare case involving Ada Carter. Walgreens Drug Co. acquitted.
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Washington
Truman
Defense Johpson
Anelka
United States
Gee
Johnson
Hut
Fairbanka
Anchorege
Aitlos
Car Dantes
Colorado Springs
J. Frresh Milter Han
Menin
Reaver
Ada
Carter
Philadelphia
Walgreen Drug Co
American Girls Swim Channel Attempt To England
In the Dagitah Channel on August 8 two American swimmers Shirley May Franca and Florentis Chadwick entered the water within minutes of each other aiming to cross the English Channel from Cap Gris Nez toward the white cliffs of Dover. Chadwick led by about four miles after two hours, with distances and speeds noted as the pair pressed the risky voyage.
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Dagitah
Tuoday
England
Gallant
English
Shirley May Franca
Bomernet
Masa
Bighsphougirt
Florentis Chadwick
Ban Tega
Calif
Cap Gris Nek
France
White Cliffs
Dover
Misa Chadwick
Shir Wy May
Wien Chadwick
Jacob Stenzel Dies at Island Grove Hospital
Jacob Stenzel 82 longtime Colorado resident and former Russia native died Monday at Island Grove hospital after a year and four months as a patient. Born July 9 1868 in Hussabach Russia he came to the United States in 1902 and lived in Colorado most of his life at 427 Twelfth Street. Survived by his wife Katie Herbst and sister Anna Zimmerman of Loveland. Funeral services Thursday at 2 pm St Johns Lutheran church with burial at Linn Grove arranged by Adamaga’s mortuary.
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Jacob Atensel
Island Grove Hospital
Stenzel
Hussabach
Russia
Cemse
United States
Colorado
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Linn Grove
Adamaga
Farm Tractor Upsets near Hart's Corner
Two minor crashes were reported near Hart's Corner on Monday morning. A farm tractor and a combine, driven by Jack O. Bedford, turned over at a junction south of Hart's Corner, causing $1,100 in damage. A second collision east of Kerecy involved Jamia Pickett and Manuel Mondragon, with modest vehicle damages. Patrolman Klug and Officer Heualt investigated the incidents.
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State Patrol
Hale
Hart's Corner
Colorado
Combine
Aisk
Kerecy
Kutomabites
Jamia Pickett
Lou An+pelea
Calif
Manuel Mondragan
Grueley
Automobilon
Mondeaton
Toad Mid
U.S
Patrolnan Heualt
Russian Road to UN Protest on Korea In Session
At Lake Success on August 8 the United Nations Security Council opened to address the Korean crisis. Russia’s Jakob A. Malik presented a telegram from North Korea’s foreign minister Pak Ren Non alleging barbarous U S attacks on Korean towns and institutions. The telegram said 4,000 killed or injured at Wonton and Seoul casualties near 7,000. Malik announced a Communist atrocities report and debate shifted to inviting South Korea’s representatives for talks per a June 21 council resolution.
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Wonton
Seoul
Russia
Lwan
Malik
M. Gomintes
Sla
Korea
T. F. Talang
China
Ko Tree
Greeley Bank Gains Outpaced By Albuquerque Growth
A Federal Reserve Bank review shows Greeley bank debits for six months 1950 at $28,143,900 with June up 29 percent over 1949. City gains contrast with Albuquerque, which leads Rocky Mountain area in bank clearings at 22 percent for year to date and 24 percent in June. Local business leaders say Greeley could accelerate with more new firms, but locating suitable offerings remains tough.
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Grotey
Federal Reserve District
Gresley
Inne
Denver
Grand Junction
Greeley
Purdle
Jane
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Albuquerque
Mocky Mountain
Wilson resigns ACE post with blast at Dean
Washington August report states Wilson quits as general manager of the Atomic Energy Commission. He accuses ABC Chairman Gordon Dean of failures in leadership and decries lack of confidence. President Truman accepts the resignation effective next Tuesday as Tipan takes the chair. Warning of a slower, cumbersome administration, Wilson cites risk to directing the atomic program. He notes the GM and chairman must share high confidence to run the program effectively.
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Washington
Aug
Carroll L. Wilson
Minnager
Atomic Energy Commission
ABC
Gordon Dean
Truman
Wilson
Dean
Howard
Muatutel
Tipan
Theannate
Tha
Ha ‘Waa
AEG
Wilsom
Tha Chalerman
Witeon
Doan
Tractor Event Opens Junior Fair at Beyee Grove Park
Eight Cloverly club youths and three from Platteville entered the tractor operator contest at the Weld County Junior Fair Tuesday morning. The schedule included inspection, starting, and operating demonstrations. winners to be named after a written exam. Livestock judging and home economy contests followed with prizes to be awarded in the afternoon. exhibits released at 11:30 pm.
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Cloverly Club
Piatteville
Tractor Operatora
Beyee Grove Park
WM A.m.t
Weld County Homa Demonstration Club
LH Pam
Weld County
Wolk County
Walker Seeks 60 Day Appeal Delay in Walker Case
The state supreme court in Denver heard an request for a 60 day delay in the appeal of Joe Sam Walker, convicted of killing Theresa Wosler, a University of Colorado coach from Gresley. Attorneys Jamie Burke and Paul Ruston of North Denver said more time was needed to complete a copy of his record while Walker remains in Canon City prison.
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Denver
Kiowa Lad Accidently Shot by His Brother
Conyer Colorado Aug. 8 UPM An 18 year old Kiowa boy Addie Tucker was wounded by his younger brother Dye Dullet in an accidental gunfire incident at Elbert County. He received a bullet below the left eye lodging beneath the right jaw and is reported “doing along fine” at Colorado General Hospital.
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Kiowa Lad
Conyer
Colorado
General Hoaplinl
Elbert County
Ray Crown
Addie Tucker
Dye Dullet
Reds Pour Across Naktong as Korean Front Rises
Washington reports Douglas MacArthur saying it is doubtful the United States could accept Japanese volunteers proposed by Senator Magnuson to aid Korea, with study of a Japanese peace treaty. North Korean forces crossed the Naktong near Changnyong, threatening UN lines as three major battles erupted along the river and surrounding area.
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Mac
Harry
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
Senator Magnuson
D-Wash
Magnuson
MacArthur
Japan
MarArthur
Russell Brines
Tokyo
Wadnesday
Poyrail
Elgath
Korea
Ameritané Gaia
Barilla
U. S. Maelava
Chinju
Tha Wath
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Waeswan
Taegu
South Jorean
Changnyong
Tanity
MicArthur
Naktong
Advision
John £. Church
Associated Preas
Westerday
Chingnyong
United Nations
25Th
Ghinju
Pusan
Daughbess
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Don Whitehead
Toreas
Fawn
Toiny
Mrogresa
Rede
U.N. Detanso Perimater
Agud Tram Operator Dies in Denver
Jamee W. McGowan, 86, a retired Denver tram operator, died here yesterday. He served many years with the city transit system and was known for his punctual service. Funeral arrangements are pending with local undertakers.
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Denver
Jamee W. McGowan
Denver Tras
Hare Yeaterday
Weather Outlook for Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico
Generally fair Tuesday with night and Wednesday bringing few widely scattered afternoon or evening showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures rise slightly in Colorado and remain mild. Wyoming and New Mexico expect scattered showers or thunderstorms with a small temperature change.
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Colorado
Temperacure
Wyoming
New Mexico
Colorado Civil Defense Will Be Voluntary Duty
Colorado plans civilian defense on a voluntary basis this year. Gov Johnson advisory committee and Adjutant General Schaefe r outlined local organization setup and state support. The effort aims to mobilize communities, with Denver as a key target, and may trigger a special legislative session to fund and formalize the program.
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Denver
Colorado
Uolose
Governar Johnson
Lie Defense Organization
Millar
Adj
Irving
Schacter
Harller
Johnson
General Assembly
Scheffer
Benoral
Schaetat
Liont
Hrary TL
Larses
U. G. Marine Corps
C. Wheeler Thames
Mownliln Staten Telephones and Telegraph Company
CG. S. Shadia
Army
Larsen
Schaafer
Schaefer
Deavar
Itv
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Margery Heenan
Fort Coruna
Pusblo
Trinidad
Wartorn
David B. Bier Ice & Storage Executive Dies
David B Bier veteran leader of the Creeley Ice and Storage firm died Tuesday morning in Weld Usurity Parina Hospital after five weeks illness. Born in 1884 in Centrica Nebraska he moved to Boulder and helped found the Greeley Creamery later leading the Greeley Ice and Storage Company. He served as first industrial bank founder and held director roles in First Nav Hone and Granlnye Moni ment Works. Survivors include wife Lillian two daughters Mrs St. Claire and Mrs Hunter. Funeral Thursday at Macy's drawing room with burial at Green Mountain Cemetery Boulder.
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D. B. Bier
Creeley Ice and Storage Company
Weld Usurity Parina
Fourteenth Avenue
Mr. Bior
Centrica
Nebr
Bier
Greeley Leo and Storage Company
May Yeath
Tate
William Kelly
Frank Field
Hier
First Industrial Bank
Kier
Granlnye Moniment
Gresley Odd Fellows Lodge
Wks
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Lillian
Sur‘ Givora
Ste
Gma St. Claire
Mra
Phyllie Hunter
Denver
Ving
Northwest
Fresno
Calle
Macys
Green Mountain Cemetery
Boulder
Weld Allotment of 1951 Wheat Is 216 364 Acres
Colorado PMA set 1951 wheat county allotments based on a decade of production. Weld county is allotted 216 364 acres with Logan at 177 862 and Boulder at 14 539. County committees will apportion to farms by four year average production. loans available to compliant growers.
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Beaver
Colorado
Production and Marketing Administration
Boulder
Larimer
Logan
Weld
PMA
Washington
Kit Carew
Senate approves bill for near full wartime powers
Washington reports Senate banking committee unanimously approves a home front mobilization bill granting the President broad authority to mobilize resources and impose controls as World War II priorities demand. The measure aims to enable rapid economic and strategic actions across the nation.
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Washington
Aux
Senate Banking Cownall
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