Global quake reports spark confusion and estimates
Reports from London Boston Milwaukee and Tokyo describe a massive earthquake with varied origin guesses from north or northeast Turkey to the South Pacific. Seismographs at Harvard Weston Marquette and Regis College recorded violent shocks lasting hours with estimates placing the epicenter far from Milwaukee and possibly in the Japan area or the South Pacific.
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Boston
Turkey
South Pacific
Boston College
Weston
Daniel Linehan
Bostes
Caspian Sea
Pillip R. Berger
Harvard University
Harvard
Mana
Lax
Intaut
Tokyo
Central Meteorological Observatory Today
Itn
Marguesta University Seisma- Rogrets
Japan
Obesrratory
Tenver
Seismotogical Observatory
Regia Coleege
Ameria
Britain
Joseph W. Downey
Regis College Observatory
Soid
Fight Plan To Reduce Denver Labor Trouble
Denver hearing on August 14 showed labor and management oppose creating a city conciliation commission. Officials say existing state and federal arbitration rules and governmental machinery suffice. Only minority supported the plan as a modest gesture toward reform.
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Denver
Fapresan
Stata
Estatanre
Iarty
Schnibbe
Thomas Moore Associates
Walsh Arrives Late To Back Postal Service Bill
Rep Johan R Walsh arrived two hours and 44 minutes late to a house session in Wabhigtos to call up a measure aimed at restoring full postal service by canceling or curtailing current limits. He rushed from Green Bay Wisconsin upon learning he must be present in person.
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Wabhigtos
Johan R. Walsh
Uevid
Hove
Tancel Mn oTaldson
Walsh
Green Ber
Wis
Aoe
Burns Prove Fatal to Greeley Woman at Home
Mrs. Claudia Jaya Keyes, 74, of sixth Street, died at Wald Sewsty hospital at 1 45 p m after severe burns from a fire she started with a pile of trash Saturday afternoon. Born June 20 1876 near Bloomington Indiana she came to Greeley in 1916 and belonged to the Reformed Presbyterian Church. Survived by two sons Edwin A Keys and Albert Keys both of Greeley. Funeral services set for 10 30 Thursday from Macy’s drawing room with interment at Linn Grove.
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Claudia Jaya
Bixth Street
Wald Sewsty Ha Boapital
Keys
Bloomington
Ind
Greeley
Abe
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Edwin A. Keys
Alpart Keys
Grerney
Claudis Keyes
Macys
Linn ‘Grove
Mrs Louise Hoskins Dies in Colorado Springs
Louise Toskine Hoskins aged 89 died recently at her daughter’s home in Colorado Springs. A Greeley resident from 1905, widow of J W Hoskins who died in 1938, she was survived by a son in Los Angeles, four granddaughters and a great granddaughter. Funeral services were held at Bremple funeral home and burial at Evergreen cemetery. ROTC notice follows about Advanced Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps needing reserve forces or the national guard for third and fourth year courses.
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Louise Toskine
Sylvia BE. Houston
Colorado Springs
Hoskins
Orman
Greeley
First Methodist Church
N. C
Laura Louise Britton
Catorido Springs
Bremple Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Rula
Washington
Air Force Reserve
Cam Toalea
National Guard
Air Force
Hurricane Grows Stronger Over Caribbean Barrier
A tropical hurricane moving through the Atlantic near Puerto Rico increased in intensity to around 95 miles per hour. The storm slowed its forward pace but strengthened hourly, located about 460 miles north of San Juan and 430 miles east-northeast of Miami. Officials cautioned it was too early to gauge coastal threat as movement continued for about 22 hours.
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Miami
Fla
Efirat
Allunfe Tobigate
Conlaht
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Milam
Tad Jonipad
Aiza
Draft exam results pending for West county draftees
Mrs Rong Kinky, secretary of the local selective service board, said on Tuesday she would not know for several days how many of the 47 West county draftees passed examinations Monday in Denver. The group returned to Keeley after a day at the induction center, with records to be processed there before the local board receives results. Tests will go to Denver for evaluations.
Farm Woman Sees Virgin Mary Before 100000 Crowd
A Wisconsin farm woman, Mrs. Mary Anna Van Hoof, reports a seventh vision of the Virgin Mary at a shrine near Neceded, drawing nearly 100000 worshippers. Clergy, nuns, and a crowd on five acres witnessed rosary prayers as the vision occurred and a statue was crowned.
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Wis
Mary Anna van
Preston McBray
We State Traffic Posses
Afem
Cst
Jan Ann
van Hoot
Saven Cildren
Rosen
Governor Disclaims Control Over Rents in Colorado Cities
Denver dispatch reports Governor Johnson states he has no role in rent decontrol for Colorado Springs or Greeley. He cites federal law granting municipalities power to decontrol rents with governor's approval, and notes misinformed residents in two cities.
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Greeley
Denver
Johnson
Jie
Colorado Springs
Tohngoa
Ben Porsol
Fox
Join Army and Air Force Here in Last Three Weeks
In the past three weeks ten from the Greeley area enlisted in the United States Army and Air Force through the local recruiting office. Six reported to Denver for basic training and assignment, three to San Antonio, Texas, and one to Fort Ord, California. Names include Robert McCormick, James Bulvauls, John Mandy, Ralph Van Millkirk, Than Salacar, Milliken, Pav Laafgran, Juan Re Mara, Ernest Espinosa, Donald McWilliams, and Wilbur Begert.
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Greeley
United States
Jens Cornwell
Denver
San Antonio
Tex
Fort Ord
Qal
Atiana
Chea
Stromy Greeley Worot
Robert McCormick
C. G. McCormick
Tenthavohue
James Bulvauls
Gresley
John Mandy
Raymon Handy
Tenth Avenue
Ralph van Millkirk
Mire
van Hillakirk
Nuuth Atree
Air Force
Than Salacar
Milliken
Army
Pav ‘Laafgran
Towathman
Raton
Juan Re Mara
Ernest Lspinosa
Mill Ken
Donald McWillants
Harold McWilliama
Ew Lr Force
Wilbur Begert
Maneel Sgyert
Ladails
Red Cross Readies Services Amid Korean War
From sow on all services In ed Crong shaplart will be activated especially first aid two workers from the Weld county chapter were told Monday at a district meeting in Denver at the Cosmopolitan hotel Mrs Clyde Cummings and Mrs Leater Shepler chairman and director of home service respectively attended the unusually instructive meeting which gave the latest trends in Red Cross scholarship
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Ed 'Crong Shaplart
Weld County
Denver
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Clyde Cummings
Leater Shepler
Home Service
Red Cross
Navy shore party detonates tunnel on Korean coast
A U S Navy shore party exploded a railroad tunnel on the Korean coast about 40 miles from the Russian border using 2000 pounds of TNT. Defense officials said the action aimed to block travel on the North South line near Chongnu.
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Washington
Navy
Defense
Chongnu
Crash Victims Identified Brust
Death on Colorado highways over the weekend added six more to the year’s toll. Four died Sunday in a single collision, two died Saturday night, with eighteen injured, including nine from one family. Roxie Wabb 25 of Sedgewick California, her 6 year old son, Rannit, and brother Raymond Mallet 31 of Tulsa were killed in a two car crash northeast of Brath Cola. Five others hospitalized, three in critical condition.
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Brust
Colorado
Mia
Roxie Wabb
Sedgewick
Cale
Rannit
Tax Schemes Being Devised In Congress
Washington Aus 19 A congressional tax law writer weighed the possibility of a tax on war income for individuals and on corporate profits. The Senate Finance Committee pressed for new revenue measures including a national wholesale or retail sales tax, a national transactions levy, and a shift to tax on such transactions for goods.
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Washington
Aus
Congressional
Senate Finance
Princess born to Elizabeth heiress presumptive in London
A new princess, second child of Elizabeth and Prince Philip, was born at Clarence House at 10:25 GMT. The infant weighs six pounds and both mother and daughter are reported well. The christening is expected in four to six weeks, with a probable name from royal family favorites.
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Charles Whiting
London
Elizabeth
British Empire
Prince Philip
Prince Charles
Clarence House
Buckingham Palace
Elisabeth
Philip
Maurgarst
Inlaw
King George
Balnoral Castle
Scotland
Robbies
Whitehall
Uut
Buckinghem Palsee
Victoria
Mary
Anne
Railways on edge as auto peace ends in stalemate
Washington negotiators failed to break the deadlock as railroad unions and carrier representatives left Washington after talks. John R. Steelman said discussions would continue if a basis for reopening is found. Detroit sees 8000 Packard workers strike, signaling broader industry tension amid looming rail shutdowns.
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Washington
Aug
White House
Carder
Jobn R. Steelman
Aod
Steakman
Steelman
Lalke
Associated Press
Automobile Induster
Detroit
Packard
CLO
United Auto Workern
Chrysler Empingen
John R. Steelsman
Rasistant
Truman
W. P. Kennedy
Anticommunist Rider Sought On Economic Controls Bill
Senators Mundt and Ferguson proposed an amendment to the administration's controls bill requiring registration of communists and adding security safeguards. Democratic opposition argued the measure would delay action, as Republicans and Democrats spar over loading the bill with amendments and tying it to the World War II era powers act.
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Washington
Mundt
Ferguson
Reportera
Ferguson Auld
Myers
D-Pa
Truman
O'Dwyer Nominated as Ambassador to Mexico City
The White House announced President Troma will nominate Mayor William O'Dwyer of New York as ambassador to Mexico City, with a Senate date of around Sept 1. O'Dwyer will resign as mayor, triggering a New York mayoral campaign. Walter Thurston would be replaced in Mexico City in a top diplomatic post. A separate item notes a double funeral for drowning victims Bryan Atchley Jr. and George W. Kelsay in Delta Colorado.
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Washington
White House
Troma
Aonete
William O'Dwyer
New Nr City
Mexon
Charles Gregs
Senate
Ross
O'Dwyer
New York
Rosa
Wils O'Finger
Mexico City
Ambassalar Walter ‘Thurston
Tinea
Thurston
Dalta
Colo
WNAM
Bryan Atchley
George W. Kelsay
Reds Surge 7 Miles Through Naktong River Front
Allied forces report Red gains of seven miles east of the Naktong river as heavy fighting rages near Changnyong and Pohang. U.S. and Korean units repel assaults while guerrilla links and airborne strikes target Ma san and Waegwan. Casualties mount on both sides as crossings and river fortifications shift the frontline.
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Weanesaay
Outia Nakiong
Changnyong
O. 8
24Th
MacArthur
Ukyo
Mme
Eno
Taegu
South Korea
Korea
Japan
U.S
Naktong
Masan
Vector
Taran
Ted Trunka
Cara
Waegwan
Waerwan
Bikila Cassina
Ming
Hasan
Masai Fa
Pusan
U. S
Peninaula
Negros
Sweetward
Chinju
Pohang
Sea of Japan
Uranium Boom on West Slope Grows Rapidly
Grand Junction report shows rapid growth in Colorado plateau uranium activity with seven processing plants planned or operating. ARC aims for continuous ore supply, while private firms expand, reflecting rising investment and new claims. Also notes promising ore finds near Pagosa Springs and a reported oil discovery in Archuleta County.
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Grand Junction
Frank H. MacPlervoy
AEG
Pele
Colorado Plateau
Prook
Uslitg
Civax Uraniuim Company
Manticulio
ARC
MacPherson
Colorula
Archuleta County
Alamosa
Colo
Merlai M. Marshall
Colorado Oi and Gaz Company
Mare, Ahall
Pagosa Springs
Young Reynolds Body Believed Sighted Near Whitney Slope
Early reports place Christopher Reynolds’s body near Mount Whitney’s Whitney slope as searchers, led by Tod Gates, press toward the summit amid treacherous conditions. The 14,490 foot peak looms as rescuers rely on rope-assisted ascent to locate the missing climber and his companion.
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Mr. Whitney
Lostay
Christopher Reynolds
Mount Whitney
Turold Gates
Raynold
Sctayon Wissermin
Whitney
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