1100 Eat Over 354 Pounds Ham Frat Picnic Draws Crowd
At a large retail division sponsored picnic in Intend Grove Park 1100 attendees consumed haw 351 pounds of ham 149 pounds of cabbage 160 pounds of beans and other items in a four line serving rush. The event featured games a show by Dick Maigo and his orchestra and remarks by W D Farr president of the Chamber of Commerce. A carnival worker B H Hall fainted and was hospitalized with undiagnosed cause.
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Ieland Grove Park
Robert Widiund
Intend Grove Park
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Roth
Phale
Art Blatt
Generas Phetitman
Ei Aled
Clint Mayer
C of C
Lymat Brettens
Greeley
Dick Maigo
Somer
Meare
Blains Forrest Hill
Rab Syart Proloman
Mango Ob
Lowell Gloakina
Fred Werner, Jr
Plang
Victor Fleischmann
Harold Zele Eto
W. D Farr
Chamber of Commerce
Hat Wolfe
Frank C. Gregory
Wells
Hod Ninamiren
Thoes
Plems
Statt
Senate set to vote Monday on controls bill
Warlington dispatch reports the senate agreed to vote next Monday on the administration's economic controls bill and amendments, outlining expected debates and potential changes to the measure. The brief notes the timing and the party positions likely shaping the vote.
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Senate
Warlington
The
Monkie
Red China Promised Russia to Back North Koreans
A dispatched report from Telpel Formoen Aug 1 states China promised support to Russia for backing North Korea in the ongoing war. The agreement is said to involve Chinese troops and materiel, signaling deeper Soviet Chinese coordination in the Korean conflict.
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Red China
Russia
Telpel
Formoen
China
Platt Denies He Received a Car From Pub Serv
Denver August 17 Thomas L Platt Boulder slate water commissioner in district No 8 denied today that he ever received an automobile from the Public Services company of Colorado A counter action filed by directors of the water district in the Boulder Longmont area included the claim Platt admitted receiving a car His denial was in an answer filed with the state civil service commission A hearing was rescheduled for next Wednesday Platt said he recatled 600 commissions for sale of water rights owned by Stanley Bixter to Boulder for 10500 He said he reported the proposal to his superior and obtained approval before acting for Dixter as the agent He contended the water rights purchase has benefited Boulder and denied discriminating against water users in administering his duties
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Denver
Thomas L. Platt
Boulder
Slate Water Commal
Public Servies Company of
Colorado
Platt
Telying
Water District
Boulder Longmont
Plall
Bia
State Civil Arvice Compabajon
Piatt
Public Service
Bain
Pratt
Stanley Bixter
Dixter
Eneingpr
Colo Rato
Lin
Blalar
Citsete
Tesper Lake
Pole Hill Power Plant Bids To Close Sept 20
Denver announces bids for the Pole Hill power plant and access road on the Colorado-Big Thompson project will close September 20. The site lies 14 miles west of Loveland.
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Pole Hill
Denver
Bureau of Reclamation
Whenkalte
Loveland
Weather Loval for 24 Hours Ending Thursday
Local weather forecast for 24 hours ends Thursday with highs near 94 and lows around 61. Colorado Plateau and Wyoming show partly cloudy afternoons with scattered showers, cooler northeast regions Thursday night and Friday.
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Ooslee Pertheudt ‘Te Wight
Cooker Poulhes
Johnson will not call session to activate guard
Denver reports Governor Johnson will not seek a second special session of the Colorado legislature to activate the state guard. He plans a volunteer basis until the next regular session in January, saying no new expense will be proposed while the national guard remains in state service.
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Denver
Johnson
Colorado
Ben Porsot
Baseball score recap with scattered league results
Major League Baseball standings and results fragment list games between Brooklyn and New York with Newcombe and Campanella cited, Chicago and Pittsburgh notes, plus American League matchups New York at Washington and Philadelphia at Boston with partial innings and pitcher credits. The text is an OCR fragment with incomplete lines and mixed team references.
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New York
Newcombe
Branca
Roe
Campanella
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Kennedy Te
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Jansen
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Rush
Owen
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Uight
Washington
Reynolds
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Berra
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Philadelphia
Boston
Clevaland
Trainmen Strike Two Short Line Railroads Across Region
Washington reports that the trainmen and conductors unions launched strikes on two short line roads the Bigin JoMet and Eastern and the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie beginning August 22 at 6 AM. About 60 000 workers may be idle, with five day walkouts affecting three other lines employing 7 000.
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JoMet
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Strateate Torlonia
He Kit
Indiana Tereminal Railroad
Lowlaville
Minne Treaster
Gt. Punt
River Terminal
Railroad Wia
Cleveland
Americans recount NK prisoner killings near Waegwan
An American unit near Waegwan reports 32 prisoners killed by North Korean forces after capture on a ridge. Survivors, including Cpl. James Melvin Rudd and Cpl. Roy Le Day, recounts of beheadings, looting, and pleading under fire as captured men were moved to a gully and executed. Rescue troops retook the ridge later that day.
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Korta
Waegwan
U. S
Ayot
Reda
Rads
Fifth
James Melvin Rudd
Salyersville
Prindner
Rnglo
Hadd
Rudd
Roy le Day
el Paso
Tex
Day
North Kornen
Lauks Gat
Lot Mora Ware
Massive North Korean Offensive Near Taegu Drives 30,000 Across Front
AP report from Tokyo notes about thirty thousand North Korean troops launching a dangerous push toward Taegu. The assault began after heavy B-29 bombing and involved operations across Nak tang river approaches, with U.S. Marines and the 24th Division counterattacking near Changnyong as battles raged along the central Korean front.
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Tokyo
Taegu
Reda
Emilee Nosh
Nak Vng
Mac
MacArthur
A S Pokersman
Berlous
Waegwan
United Nations Korean
Korea
Kunci
24Th Infantry Division
Naktong River
Changnyong
Chinja
U.S. 2Ith
Masan
Pusar
Naktong
U.S. Army Infantry
Mari Nng
Air Nillea
Red
Reds
Air Millee
Podang
Cosal
U.S. Suh Division
Soo
Chinju
Aci
Feathernecks
Korean Patrol Bursts of Gunfire Leaves Casualties
Corporal Rudd recalls a skirmish where a nearby soldier fell across him saving his life while another bullet tore through his belt and belt buckle. Five men survived, some aided by others fleeing the battle as Nippon forces pressed the attack and then withdrew toward the river. The lieutenant Jack Hudapeth, on guard, was captured and escaped the following morning.
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Jylax
Day
Jack G. Hudapeth
Winato
M Nyes
Corporal Day
New Teachers Appointed By Mio School Board
Bellingham Washington reports Constanca Hem among new teachers appointed by Mio school board. She will teach home economics including sewing.
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Mio School Board
Constanca Hem
Two More Colorado Men Killed in Korea
Washington reports two Coloradoans killed in action in Korea and two more listed as missing. Names listed include Ira Lavin Miller and Alvin B. Kare of Longmont, both Denver area residents, with Alma Goto and Horace Max Vigil among others noted as missing or wounded in the Department of Defense casualty release.
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Defense Department
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Ira Lavin Miller
Denver
Army Pfc
Mitaura Goto
Army Pie
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Long ‘Mont
Qcilan
Army
Horace Max Vigil
Alao
Verina Cpl
John Davis Jodlob
Den‘ver
Austin Pleads With Russia To Prove Peace Aim
Austin urges Soviet Union to prove peace aims by deeds in UN Security Council session on Korea. He calls for Russia to respect neighbors' independence and end fighting, while U N debates invite Korean representation. Also notes a private meeting and public session on Korea and a local fire at 107 Sixth Street causing wire damage.
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Russia
Max Harrelson
Laka
United States
Chet U
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Dag
Husala
Jakob Ai
Bmalik
Ils Mouth
Dutegales
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Mother and Child Hurt in Auto Crash Here
Mrs Lloyd Richard Wilson of Crday Rapids Illinois and her son Gerry were treated at Weld County Public hospital after a collision at Eleventh avenue and Sixth Street. Both were released later. A Ford sedan driven by Wilson and a Greeley city truck driven by Fred Brag Jr caused estimated damages of 30 dollars to the passenger car and 200 dollars to the truck.
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Crday Rapids
Colorado State College
Hero
Gerry
Weld County Public Hospital
Pam
Stow
Eleventh Avenue
Sixth Street
Richards
Greeley City
Fred Brag, Jr
Clty
Hospital Board Takes No Action On Blue Cross Contract
The New Blue Cross contract for hospital payments has not been put in a form acceptable to the boards of trustees of the World County Public Hospital. William R. Kelly, chairman, said Thursday the board held a special meeting to discuss the contract but took no action. The meeting, held Wednesday evening, reviewed the proposed terms and potential issues with the hospital’s affiliation. A regional meeting of appointed hospital planners of Colorado is set for August 23 to discuss the contract, with further board discussions at the regular session on August 31.
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Wye Cross
Kelly
Colorado
Board of
B. Davis
Dr Graybeal joins Colorado State College of Education
Dr Graybeal named professor of secondary education at Colorado State College of Education and will start duties in September. Former NYU education professor brings strong teaching record. will direct student teaching in Colorado and oversee Snyder Hall housing.
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Lyman B. Graybeal
New York University
Lyman FB. Grayheat
Colorido State College of Education
William Th. Hosg
Graybeal
CSQM
CSCB
Tom
Graybess
Ross Sais
Graybedl
Will Oley
Clares
Graylay
Kans
Grayheal
Greeley
F. L. Hambrick
Ross
Mra. Graybeal
Thomas FR. Dewey
Roslyn Heights
New York
Grayheals ‘Ange
Roslyn Heights Presbyteria
George Peabody College
Teachera College
Columbia University
Concord State Teachers College
Athens
W. Virginie
Hixhorn, W. Viramn
Agh
Algo Science
Sulphur Springs
Tenn
Frequent Showers Hit Northern Weld County
Frequent showers hit areas north of Greeley delaying shepherding and farm work. The rain slowed cattle operations and affected water supply and feed crop prospects across Weld County with uncertain impact on markets and farming activities.
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Greeley
Dupland
Grealag
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