Plutonium Theft Case Leaves Questions for Authorities
Simons, a 28 year old research scientist, was arrested at the University of Denver and charged with stealing a vial of plutonium from Los Alamos. In custody he described how the vial was taken and noted the government’s change in attitude toward the incident. he claimed he did not remember precisely how he carried it out.
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Prams
Lawrence Simons
Fearolé Research
Eclentiet
Denver
San Alamos
N. M
Bimens
University of Denver
FBI
Russell Kramer
Los Alamos
Angaoa Senlere le Siminas
Los Alamon
N. Matomle
Simons
Eos Alamos
Lus
Tes
Major League Baseball National League clash scores
Disjointed box score style recap shows Philadelphia and New York games with run totals, pitching changes, and line scores. Mentions players like Miller, Konstanty, Semi, Ramsdell, Fox, Calderone, Knopstein, Behnite, Sowataki, Owen, and Berra alongside teams such as Brooklyn, Washington, Detroit, and St. Louis with notes on innings and outs.
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Philadelphia
Miller
Konstanty
Seminick
Ramsdell
Fox
Lorkowski
Hotkl
Pramoun
New York
Jones
Malls Th
Kennady
Calderone
Knopstein
Behnite
Loutard
Sowataki
Owen
Big Thooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Taegu Front Faces Imminent Red Assault
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports heavy North Korean pressure near Taegu. American South Korean forces countered with combined firepower, delaying a major push as engineers and troops hold the line along the Kumwhe Tacsa corridor.
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Rubsell
Tokyo
Doughhays
Taser
Soma Rads
Taegu
MacArthur
Jobo Michaelis
Ag. 37Th
Westhound
Ocelalon
Don Wittehead
Michaells
Tom Lampert
U. B. Puis
Reda
Lambert Wait
Mall
Deava
Lambert
T. S
Tne
Selves
Eng
Anthony Peerato
Smuth Windham
Maine
Eadvoort
Ann
Batry
Weather Local Outlook for Wednesday to Thursday
Weather summary covers a 24 hour period ending 8 am Wednesday with highs near 88 and lows around 46. Colazans report fair to partly cloudy Wednesday, increasing clouds Wednesday night with scattered showers possible north and east Thursday afternoon. Wyoming shows partly cloudy conditions with light showers west and north, clearing northeast by Thursday afternoon. New Mexico notes partly cloudy conditions Wednesday and Thursday with a few widely scattered showers, little temperature change.
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Wyoming
New Mexico
Phillips, Founder of Oil Company, Dies
Atlantic City N J August 23 Frank Phillips founder of Phillips Petroleum died at 11 20 p m at Atlantic City Hospital He was age 65 and entered hospital after a long illness following an operation a heart weakness caused complications leading to death
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Atlantic City
N. J
Frank Phillips
Oxlgr Hown Oil
Phospital
Phillips
Fartivage
Phillips Petroleum Company
Twelve year old boy dyes hair to match final edition
From St Petersburg Florida on August 23 a twelve year old boy named Jackin Mizkow dyed his hair green to match the color of the final edition of The Roving Independent newspaper he sells.
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Dyas
St. Petersburg
Fla
Jackin Mizi- Kow
Parade Before Freeway Opening
A parade will precede the opening of the Eighth Avenue freeway on Wednesday. It starts 6:45 p.m. at Garnsey and Wheelers corner and goes along Eighth Avenue to First Street led by Jaycees chair Merton Jefferies with officials Hay Brannsman Gov candidate, State Highway Engineer Mark Watrons, Mayor Price Hopkins, and others. Bars, civic groups, and a Chamber booth will participate. Home Light Power will provide lighting for the event.
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Eighth Avenue
Garnsey
Wheelers Corner
First Street
Arvarding
Merton Jefferies
Jaycees
Hay Brannsman
Mark Watrons
Price Hopkins
Greeley
Ault
Maton
Nunn
Pierce
County Commission
Harbars Catstone
Frances Gilchrist
Chamber of Commerce Inurist Booth
A . Power Company
Una Heit
Five appointed to CSCE faculty for fall term
President William R. Rosa announced appointments to Colorado State College of Education for the fall quarter. Ray Lawrence DeHour is named associate professor of speech with degrees from Augustana and Denver, plus studies at Denver. Thomas Bond Burnim becomes assistant professor of English from the University of Washington. John Dooley receives a part time business education instructor post with a Colorado College AB and Michigan teaching license. Dala Dykius is appointed assistant professor of music from the College of Music at Cincinnati. Martha Stuckey is named elementary school intern teacher for the second grade.
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Ie Colorado State College of Education
Willian R. Rosa
Ray Lawrence DeHour
Augustang College
University of Denver
Lie University of Venverabuyy
Dakota
Denver
Thomas Bond Burnim
University of Washington
Te University of Jdnakca
John Dooley
Greeley Nitnrney
Haa
Department of
Buainoad
Mtr. Tooley
Dograssee Colorado College
T.L
Stuckey Hae
Olemontery Whoulany
Senda
Sie
Dall
State Teachers College
Yor
Wayoe
Indiana
Fourth of July Celebration Net Profit Report
Financial statement for the 1950 Greeley Fourth of July celebration shows a profit of 1891.44 with receipts 26608.80 and disbursements 23717.41. The report notes damage from rain and a windstorm to arena structures and outlines planned permanent replacements and minor unsettled bills.
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Greeley
Clint Mayer
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Bald
Heald
Mayer
Bank Balanca
Tle
Governor comments on pace of special session actions
Denver Aug 23 Gov Tonngon stated in a press conference that he is satisfied with the legislature's progress during the first two days of the special session and hopes work can be completed soon. He indicated no objection to an amendment to the civilian defense bill and discussed civilian defense activi ties under wartime emergency powers.
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Denver
Tonngon
Nale
Soglalatora
Bason
Mika Thze
Emporo
Ue Alao
Trainmen and Conductors Call U S Wide Strike
Washington reports trainmen and conductors nationwide plan a strike to start at 6 am Monday. White House negotiator Steelman advised talks aim to end current walkouts by Friday or Saturday. Canada joins with 124000 workers in a Dominion wide stoppage impacting mails freight and passenger service.
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Washington
Wits House
John R. Steelman
White House
Waite House
Trunin
Restaurant Men Seek Assurance on Slot Plan
A Colorado Wyoming restaurant association asked state authorities for guarantees that any slot machine plan would not harm their interests. They argued the Nezaton glass or group could be to the detriment of other operators and urged protections.
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Tietiver
Colorado-Wyoming Restaurrant Agenciation
Retail Lunch on Fall Style Opening Friday
Members of the Creeley Chamber of Commerce retail committee and apparel store operators plan a luncheon at Creeley Country Club Friday to discuss a one time fall style opening in September. The group may also consider ideas for another employer employment event next year.
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Ue Retail
Creeley Chamber of Conmergn
Te Creeley Country Club
Fishing Rodeo for Kids at Glenmere Lake Saturday
The Junior Chamber of Commerce and Better Fishing, a national nonprofit, sponsor the annual Fishing Rodeo for Greenly youths under 46. The event at Glenmere Lake includes a fly casting contest, prizes from sporting goods dealers, and a team race with a Denver squad.
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Tig
Wittie
Glenmere Lake
Dn Ua
Greeley
Hackers
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Better Fishing
Tuc
Steynrko Nalitu
Grealey
Denver
Jin
Maywood
Wright
McGill Corporation
Gond
Hayewood
Ninemings
Glamnera
Sinn Tlakon
Jaycoee
The
Rodoo
Johnstown Soldier to Be Flown for Eye Treatments
The Red Cross aided Mr and Mrs Harold Hodges of Johnstown Me in securing transportation for their son 14 year old soldier to the United States for eye infection treatment. The OSS member from Okinawa and the Philippines will fly on a Navy transport to Letterman General Hospital San Francisco. He entered service two years ago after basic training at Port Ord California and further training at Fort Monmouth New Jersey.
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Red Cross
Harold Jc, Hertgen
Jointown
Maral Hodges, Jr
Okinawa
Letterman General Hospital
San Francisco
Saidier
Office of Strategic Services
Philippines
Port Ord
Callt
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Income Tax Bill Handed House for Argument
Denver reports the Colorado House debated an income tax bill amid a speeded special session. A 10 percent overall reduction and bracket cuts were proposed, lifting personal exemptions and preserving a corporate tax. The measure faced opposition and potential changes before a calendar showdown.
Harley Wilkinson Dies Suddenly
Harley Wilkinson died suddenly Tuesday morning in Ab antomobile. He was a World War II veteran and a medical man, survived by widow Grace and five children. Funeral plans announced by Macy's with details from Paul Wilkinson, a Greeley cadet. Coroner to perform autopsy to determine cause of death.
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Tinsley
William
Jack) Withingon
Saxth Strees
Ted Garett
Sixth Street
Toki Altnult
Grace Wilkinson
Ya Lee Hughes
Charlotte Kite
Paul
Har Jena
Qayal Wilkinson
Seeeley
Harley Wilkinson
Lat Floyd Wilkinson
Santa Rowa
Aality
Vern Cols
Mira
Tinzet Bates
Hernice del ¥Alt
Aft
Lawvaveiltsworth, Ol
Bhe Rapids
Kana
Macy'8
Paul Wilkinson
Greeley
Cheyenne Inn
Cas Sal Ylnna
Ils
Andwig
Choyanne
Tram G Fall
Dor
Gap
Thaoplinn
GAP Salson
ToWre
Senator Claims Patrol Put on Arrests Quota
Denver report details a Colorado senate uproar over a patrol arrests quota plan. Senator Robert A. Cheobulil accuses the patrol of forced arrests to boost ratings, while patrol officials defend the system as flexible and explain contacts and patrol duties.
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Denver
Colorado Senate
Robert A. Cheobulil
D-Breckenrilge
Nately
Theoball
Atate Civil Netvica Conpintsslen
Mark T. Wassraus
Chaiemsat
Mts
Theobald
Whittse
Piatrolmen
Watrose
Senate
Kystin
Reil Fens
Tong
Gilbert Ro
Carvel
Lee
Russian Planes Attack British Ship in Allied Korean Conflict
Reports say Russian made aircraft attacked a British destroyer and raided allied South Korean naval routes in the Yellow Sea. Allied air forces responded with numerous sorties, targeting North Korean positions and infrastructure.
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Korea
Artes
Hassiananado Yel
Red
North Korea
Toukaport
Wednarday
Mustang
Sarlon
Anid
Alsoking Rulman & Lager
Denver Welfare Safe Robbed of $1,684 Cash
Denver reports a robbery at the Denver welfare walling where $1,684 in cash $37 in checks and $59 in stamps were taken from a wall safe last night. Officials say the amount recovered later on was “recovery day” as Wolford clients who had been paying yard work were ordered to return to fulls.
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Denver
Tenver Tolly Wolfie
Otflelain
Loews
Wolfara
Bron Pyar Yard
Sn Fuuils
Manin
Ave
Jude
San Fernando
Wilen Quirthiwast
Manita
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Houlteman
Dorony
Hutchfreon
Robinson
Raschi
Wetrick
Berra
U.S
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Whitehead
27Th
T. 5
Elghils
Ross
Taogu
Aredenty
Tregu
Taagi
Oil Company
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Anttor Enterprise Syectionim
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U. S
Greeley High Grounds
J. Be Reeiman
Greeley High School
Skeets Calvin
Johnstown
Colorado
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Rodger T. Houtchase
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Montcheng
Wilix BR. Tupion
Mgeorgetown
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School For Deaf and Blind
Colorado Springs
John Shawcraft
DLA Jara
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Margaret Rose
Buckingham Palace
Glamin Castle
Scotland
Farouk
Samia Gamal
Monte Carla
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