Unions Postpone Rail Strike After Presidential Action
President Truman ordered seizure of railroads at 4 p.m. EST to ensure continued operation during the crisis. Unions indicated willingness to work under government operation and postponed their strike indefinitely while mediation proceeds. Army to supervise transport with Maj. Gen. Frank Hellerman in charge. terms unchanged for now.
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Presdant Truman
Mondey
Trung
Army
Pace
Tne
Truman Alo
Baif
Truman
Tromten
Pennsylvania
Ben. Hellaman
Tieton
Frank ‘A. Hellemen
Senate
Albert Thomas
Ana & To J
Donnell
Anta
Positika Regtlation
Ter Forters
Fort Collins Petition Seeks Rent Decentralization Action
A Fort Collins petition with 126 signers asked the city council to immediately terminate rent controls. The council postponed action to next Thursday as commissioners voiced debate about the emergency situation and potential central control proposals. Governor Lee Knows was not involved in the immediate decision.
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Cala
Hart Collins
Tta Council
Pontroln
Counell
Ae Lee
Child Falls to Death in Duray Canon Near Duray Colo
A child identified as Linda Conway of Quunah Texas fell about feet into Duray Canon near Duray Colorado during a sightseeing stroll with her parents Mr and Mrs L D Conway. Officials said no witnesses were present when the accident occurred on a guard cable trail in Sox canyon area near the southern outskirts of the mountain town.
House Approves Large Money Bill with Spain Loan
Washington Aug 25 The House sent to the Senate a 35 542 650 426 general appropriation bill including a 56 600 000 loan to Spain. The president opposed the loan but the compromise reduced it from 100 009 000. The Senate is expected to take up the bill next Monday. The measure funds most federal activities for the fiscal year starting July 2, plus a 16 771 034 472 supplemental. The final total was 2 299 767 128 below the president’s requested. The House vote on the Spanish loan was 164 to 80. An attempt to call for an roll call failed. The House also approved a compromise adding 2 230 000 000 for the Economic Cooperation Administration. The House accepted a Senate amendment providing 26 900 000 for aiding underdeveloped nations. The original plan to cut the overall funds to 15 000 000 was reduced to 200 000 000 less than the Senate had approved, with 67 741 478 added to preserve funding for scouts and the House retained HCA funding.
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Senate
Spain
Travosa
Barner
Hows
Economic Cooperation Administration
Ihn
Rayburn
House
Howae
Sermth
Parry
Funda
Howe
HCA
Highway Dept Asks Bids on Three Road Jobs
The Colorado highway department seeks bids on three projects totaling over 700000 dollars. Bids open September 2 for 68 miles on US 40 from Steambert Springs to Rabbit Bynes in Ravtt county at 456209 dollars, grading and surfacing. A second project on State Highway 149 between Creede and South Fork at 159087 dollars, and two small sections on US 34 near Wray and on State Highway 63 from Akron South toward Wray totaling 20289 dollars.
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Creede
Bouth Tork
Wray
Akron
Johnson Seeks Draft of Physicians and Dentists
Washington Aug 23 4 Sec retary of Terence Johnson asked Congress to permit a draft of doctors and dentists up to age 45 for the armed services. He enclosed a defense department bill introduced in the House by Vinson and said hearings would begin Monday. The plan ranks physicians and dentists with others based on prior military service and education in Army and Navy programs.
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Terence Johnson
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Honge Armed Services
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Anid
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Navy
Soconi
Vinson
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Dentixia
Tio
Sitiar
Elates
Baptist Temple Dedication Set for Sunday in Greeley
Dedication services for the new Greeley Baptist Temple will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday. The 156 by 78 foot brick church seats 911 with a balcony and includes a baptistry, nursery, kitchens, and Sunday school rooms. Rev Danni J Brown, who began the work in a tent on Ninth Avenue and Third Street in 1939, will lead a full day program with guest ministers from several states and a five day Bible conference to follow.
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Ninth Avenue
Danni J. Brown
Fourleanth Avenua
Ninth Street
Jordan
Mia
Florénce
Pomlps
Brown
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Tront
Wiseat
Mothera
Babla
Chrch
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Rev. Brown
Fred S. Ron- Relyon
China
Wn Lea
Peter Fu
Noel Smith
Springfiell, Mo
Dapliat Bible Triune
Apesker
U S Seeks On Scene Probe of Red Charges in Formosa
Report from Lake Suneass notes United States officials urged on site investigation into Chinese charges of American aggression in Formosa. Chou En Lai accused the U N security council of bias as Warren Austin denied the claims. Malik of Iraq attempted to push Formosa into council debate. The council convened at 2 22 p m HST with further translation delays expected.
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Inday
Formosa
Teller
Trygve Lig
Warren Tl
Austin
Chou En-Lai
Peiping
Takoh A. Malik
United States
Dut Fu
Malik
Arabia
Britain
Qladwyn Jebb
Moderator Race Closes as Baptists Delay Selection
Delegates to the Southwestern Conference of the North American Baptist chronicle a near tie for moderator between Rev. J. Berentschot of Okeene Oklahoma and Rev. J. Kroeker of Marion Kansas. An immediate decision will wait until Saturday morning after further ballot review.
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Mera Brenner
Junctuin City
Kans
1. M. Berentschot
Okeeve
Okla
J. Kroeker
Marion
Flaney
A.A. Blackhouse
Stafford
David Zimmerman
la Salle
Harold Fincher
Bison
Kann
Nodrretor
John Brieder
Crevion
Neb
Jona Wood
Vesper Kand
Staiatican
Herbert Neier
Cherokee
Oklo
Children’s Sow
Herbert Schauer
Elmo
Publications Direstor
H, Smith
Cort
Coutteil
Red Chinese Armies Said Near Korea Report
Washington reports an army spokesman said two Chinese communist armies have been moved near the Manchuria Korea border. He cited intelligence of 120 heavy tanks moving into North Korea from Dalren in late July amid Chinese mobilization.
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Manchuria
Kerman
North Korea
Dalren
Antubg
Yam River
Motchardt- Horean
Pennsylvanian 229th Colo. Traffic Fatality
In Fairplay Colorado on U S Highway 285 a truck left the road and overturned killing Tall Waltove, 26, instantly. The fatality is reported as Colurndd's 22511th traffic death of the year with the truck badly damaged and the driver severely injured.
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Colo
Fairplay
Golo
Pay
Min
Love
Colurndd
Tall Waltove
Wee
U. S
Waltars
Major Battle Breaks Out on Road to Taegu
Tokyo reports a major battle near Taegu as South Korean forces counterattack to push back North Korean troops. fighting spanned 12 miles north and east of Taegu with 6900 allied troops and 20000 red forces in play. Allied air power, bombing and strafing targeted enemy concentrations while ground fighting raged in the so called bowling alley corridor and surrounding hills.
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Kuuthwa
Yuungohou
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Tsega
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USA
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Solu
Unfolt
Masa
Hfelfue
I Qisiou
Rada
Eighth Army
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Tauent
Maskad
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Jth
Sitha Aeuth
Axaielntad Presa
Anarian
Planén
Jhane Gon
Anna Loday
U. S
Tregi
Naktong River
Hyopling
U. 5
Ghaungam-Tundok
Nouth
Chrysler Raises Pay Above New Union Contract
Detroit August 2 Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers announce minimum hourly raises of 10 cents for all 120000 employes under the recently signed contract. Total annual cost estimated at 25 million dollars. About 98000 hourly workers receive 20 cents more per hour, 7900 skilled workers get 20 cents plus five more cents, and about 20000 salaried employees gain seven percent raises with a minimum increase of 12.50 dollars per month.
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Aulo Instuatty
Ghryewlur Corp
United Auto
Chrysler
Greeley Man Hurt in Gill Crash
Greeley resident Ralph Rowe, 26, was critically injured in a Thursday collision west of Gill. He was transported to Weld County Public Hospital after his car collided with one driven by 16 year old Arthur Hernandez. Fight over details continued as patrol investigated.
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Greeley
Gill
Towe
Weld
E1- Bulanca
Vuit
Tila
Rowe
Arthur Hernandes
Gul Parrol Sur
Hoy Calhoun
Melvin
Heuett
Weather Local for 24 Hours Ending Se Mmuerday
A fragmented weather summary reports mixed conditions across regions. Gatorade shows partly cloudy skies with isolated showers or thunderstorms and stable temperatures. Wyoming sees partly cloudy days with little change in temperature. New Mexico notes generally clear mornings, cloudy afternoons, and scattered storms Friday to Saturday.
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New Mexico
Major League Scores and Army Recruiting Update
Major League scores dominated by National League details and a shuffled lineup. Washington announces a recruiting surge, adding 20 recruits biweekly, totaling an approximate 300 more than prior months as Reckles heads to Fort Lae, Ya for WAG training.
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Washington
Citela
Reckles
Fort Lae
Pressure Rises as Colorado Legislature Hears End Session Move
Lawmakers debate ending the special session by Saturday night as the House backs an income tax cut bill and civil defense reform while Senate leaders resist. Democratic state leaders rally support, with Governor Sher under pressure to accept a mild version, as adjournment plans stall into tomorrow. Backers of a gambling probe abandon efforts for now.
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Ang
Colorado
Lomornin Nlatit
Joseph F. Bittle
House
Yoriplain
Senate
Sher
Lilia
Hia
Windve
Conferees Agree on 21 Millions for Colo Big T
Washington reports conferees reached a $295,828,000 reclamation program total for the current fiscal year with specific allocations for Colorado and Montana projects. Notable items include Colorado Thompson at $21,000,000 and several Montana river projects totaling millions, plus Wyoming and Idaho works. Two youths were arrested for an outdoor theater ticket office incident at StyeVU last night.
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Colo.Big T
Longmont
Colo. Ams
Styevu
Senate Demands 0 1 Gov Close Up All Gambling
In Denver August, the Senate voted 20 to 7 to demand Governor Jonason enforce all gambling laws. Debate split along party lines with critics calling the measure political theater and claiming it will do little. House members debated amendments as slot machines remain a concern in many counties.
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Volorada Senate
Nueelal
Jonason
Howes
House
Judiciary Committee
Jonn J. Warpel
R-Dowver
Senate
Taylor
Ban
Walgenburg
Ralph Carr
John Vivian
Dowocraiis
Wiliam G.gumbill
Bouder
Sato Lie
Genie
Harper
Boulder
Gambill
Puello
Curtis P. Ritahie
Liough
Colorado
Hitchin
Tasue
Joan Macy Donald
Lewyer
Leslie H. Stevie
Steele
William Paddock
DeBoulder
Rubber use cut to aid wartime supply
The Commerce Department ordered civilian goods makers to reduce urgent rubber use in the last four months of the year. The action aims to reserve more raw rubber for military needs and ensure proper apportionment between government and civilian usage.
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Washington
Cou Niere Department
Talay
Second Victim of Propane Gas Truck Explosion Succumbs
Wray Colo Aug 21 P Albert Searcy 8 died yesterday at the local hospital after a propane truck overturned and exploded. The driver escaped with minor burns while another man remains seriously burned and hospitalized.
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Wray
Colo. Aus
Albert Searcy
Bukine
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