Parimutuel Referendum Battle Upheld Colorado Law
Colorado Supreme Court upheld 1948 parimutuel wagering law with a 4 to 2 vote. Chief Justice Jackson and Justice McAlter dissented. The case, brought by Charles Ginseng, involved Mile High Club racing in Denver areas. Gluyberg spoke of seeking voter relief via legislative or constitutional amendment.
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Denver
State Supreme Court
Colorado
Mile High Clubs
Weaver
Golovaita Springs
Pueblo
GO. Dito Moore
Mgh
Tiatrict
Joseph J. Walsh
Benver
William S. Jackson
Wiltur Mc Alter
LE. Y. Holland
Supreme Court
Daenway
Charles Ginseng
Sprligh
Puello
Middle Park
Attorney General's Office
dJuxtice Moore
Chante
Glusberg
Kamblera
Gluyberg
Hig
Abis Diate
Gamblisuy
Tllisberg
Justine Aller
United Nations Chief Says Korea Peace Effort Fading
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie told a Norwegian state radio interview that little more can be done for peace in Korea. He said the Korean war was started by aggressors and that hopes for settlement appear slim as the United Nations has done all possible.
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Oblo
Norway
United Nae Linis
Trynve Lie
Alate Peond
United Wetons
Republic of
South Korea
Lie
Shark Kills Youth in Monterey Bay
In Pacific Grove California a large shark fatally attacked 17 year old Terry Wilwoh near shore in Monterey Bay on Sunday. The incident left his companion Brookmner W Brady Yryth wounded and multiple swimmers alerting nearby fishermen reported a leviathan shark entering the bay marking a rare coast case.
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Pacific Grove
Calif
Terry Wilwoh
Monterey Bay
Wilson
Wilton
Brookmner W. Brady Yryth
California
Delta Cafe Holdup Reported in Delta Village
A robbery at the Delta Cafe occurred Sunday evening as two men wearing dark clothing and black caps held up the Coffee Pot cafe at the edge of Delta. Police Chief Marat Tieon described the suspects as joking during the incident while a witness, Mrs Corinthes, recalled one of the men saying a line about a fight before the crime. The report notes one assailant may have fled with the money.
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Delta
Golo
Esse
S. Cannatias
Thie Propricton
Marat Tieon
Corinthes Sah
Truman Family Attends Funeral in Independence Today
The Truman family travels to Independence for a funeral service with local friends and community members assembling. Details of attendees and precedence indicate a significant family event covered by the paper.
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Truman
Independence
National Commander of VFW Asks Full Support of UMT in Talk Here
National Commander James W. Cothran urged VFW members to back universal military training as part of national defense. He dedicated a wing of Bran-nanay Hall, calling it a memorial to veterans of all wars, with a remodeling cost around 25000 dollars. The event drew over 400 attendees, including national auxiliary president Mrs. George Holm and other top officers.
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National
Boca
Vetérane of
Fortign Ware
Brannaman Hall
James W. Cothran
Mra
Forrent Wilay
Auxiliary of
Post Mu
George Holm
Chicago
Roy Mille
VFW
Gresley
Veterans of Foreign Wars
James W. Cothram
Brunnaniay Hall
Cothran
Brannani Hall
Roy Mild
Cmmander
Pioneer Post
Mos. Holm
Forres E. Wiley
Gothran
Blahopville
Chartes G. Bader
Colorado
Denver
Nationa
Colbran
R. H. Handy, Jr
Nat Sal Gendqiarleré
Kansan City
Merton B. Tree
Pierre
Sneve
Ray W. Brannaman
Ceremonias
Mills
Roy Schulte
Durango
State Department
Schultz
Department
Nomander
Ted Ono
Amns Clark
Neaver
Quartermaster
Chet Griffin
Gredley
Hazel DesMaris
Fort Collins
Beulah Adamson
Mise Adamson
Gifford Adamson
Greeley
Floyd Woods
Cootjen
Judge and District Attorney Confer About Grand Jury
In a Monday session Judge and District Attorney discussed a grand jury matter. Attorney Marc Smith, with C. G. Gatlin, noted a counternotice and stated no further sentiment could be offered after the delay.
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D. A
Marc Smith
C. G. Gattin
Cotines
Dater Smith
1400 Register for Winter Quarter
1400 students registered for the winter quarter at CRI. The enrollment phase began Tuesday, with continuing admissions and fee completion expected to finish within the week. Officials anticipate similar totals for the upcoming term as winter registration proceeds.
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Cri
Highest Court Reverses Self on TH Act Review
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, reversed itself to rule that state courts may not issue temporary bans against secondary union boycotts under the National Labor Relations Act. The Court said it had improvidently granted review, noting the issue concerns permanent injunctions and final judgments from state supreme courts, and that only Congress may expand jurisdiction. The dispute arose from a Montgomery Alabama project where Ledbetter built the apartment structure under a union shop contract and faced a nonunion picketing context.
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Washington
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Neevity
Supreme Courts
Douglas
Black
Minton
Congress
Bear Wrathers
Montgomery
Ala
Ledbetter Berton Company
Ledbetter Works
Wnion
Bear Brothers
Montgomery Ihiing Sod
Vetter
Czechoslovakia Press Purge Continues Amid Turmoil
Report from the Prague news agency notes ongoing purges in Czechoslovakia as government reshuffles place Antonin Brekor and other officials in uncertain positions. Leaders like Beemer and Brhan face national security and defense roles amid changes in ministerial duties and public reception.
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Vikoslav Newk
Vania
Tony
Creche
Antonin Brekor
Loawle
Taxpayers Receive New Booklet From Internal Revenue
Washington announces a new booklet designed to simplify filing and cut costs. The 52 federal revenue guide includes instructions tax schedules and forms previously folded out separately. Internal Revenue Bureau says the change reduces manual handling by about 50 percent helping taxpayers and government.
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Washington
Fin
Revéehue Bureau
Trains Freed on N California After Heavy Snowfall
Northern California saw heavy snow and rain over the weekend, stranding seven passenger trains with 1,870 people and pausing highway travel. Snowplows cleared lines near Dunsmuir after 24 hours, while storms caused fatalities, flooding, and power outages across Mendocino and Siskiyou regions.
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San Francisco
California
Mich
South Southern Pacific
Dunsmuir
Hore
Klamath Fadle
Ore
Siskiyou Mountains
Oregon-California
U. S
Ukiah
Russial
Kel
Mendocing
Woodacre
Marvin County
Kay i Park
Tahoe City
Posse
London Fog Surges Then Lifts After Four Day Blackout
London endures a four day blackout and choking smog that paralyzed transport and sparked crime. By Monday morning buses, subways, taxis and planes resumed activity as fuel and food shipments began moving again. Police, fire crews, and ambulances operated under heavy grime, while unusual incidents and lighthearted misprints eased public tension.
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London
Loninn
Mik
Thames
Lendeon
Clpnal
Celme
Castello Denied Review by Supreme Court in Costs Case
The Supreme Court refused to grant gambler Frank Costello a review of his conviction. Costello’s attorney had asked the court to reconsider after a recent hearing in New York City before the Senate Crime Investigating Committee. The action follows a denial last November of a previous appeal and reflects the high court’s stance on reopening the case.
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Washington
Eip
Frank Costello
Castello
Tsemonth
Amanta Penitentiare
New York City
Senate
Castelo
Acatello
High Tribunal 14
Sant
Confers Aboard Helena Airdropped Advisers Headed to Pearl Harbor
Reporting from the Wake Island stage of the voyage Dwight D. Eisenhower’s delegation, including advisers and officials, are aboard the Helena as it sails toward Pearl Harbor. The plan includes future talks with Gen Omar Bradley and other senior officers on Korea and broader defense matters. The conference is expected to continue to Pearl Harbor with key participants aboard.
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Helena
Pearl Harbor
Dwight Kisethoa
Momunay Agen
Wek
Fee Hous
Abe
Wake Island
Utes Way
Asa
Hi Kienba
Dbus
Cy Hagerty
Ter
Aetiaite
Keres
Selena
Lhe
de Stiredt
Peart
Bagan Motte
Pearl Hearlor
Griylayr
Slagerty
Wake Thane
Wake
John Foster Dillon
Nf Atateunsigneta
Gov
Doss Ma= Wey
Oregon
Secresary
Marine
George M. Thwophres
Cleveland
Gen
Lie Cls Clay
Cloire Grend
Eisenhower
Joseph M. Dodge
Detroit
GD. Jackson
Emmet Anghes
Filon
Pearl
Charles E. Wilson
Defense Mecraetary-Desimmiie
Adm
Arthur Radford
Commanier
Etlet
Has Rite
Inf
Pearl Hathor
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Korea
Thet
Herbert Brownell
Altorway
Wilton B. Pearsons
Holte
Convicts Free Hostages in New Mexico Prison
In Santa Fe inmates at the New Mexico State Prison seized hospital hostages Sunday. After tense negotiations and a near showdown, eight or nine convicts released the captives including Fred Johnson. Ringleader Robert Ade of St. Louis, serving 18 to 25 years, was among those involved. State police and guards stood ready as talks continued through a port hole in the blacked out cell block.
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Santa FE
New Masico State Prison
Fred Johnson
Atone
Sauth Fe
Tha Warhaingam
Oaiiler
Abram
Joe Teach
Ay Robert
Ade
St. Louis
New Salvation Army Leaders Appointed in Greeley
Lt James Ellis and Mrs James Ellis named new commanders at Greeley Salvation Army headquarters by San Francisco officers. They succeed the Claytons who led the work for three years. TheEllises originate from a long line of Salvation Army workers and bring diverse prior assignments from Idaho to Hawaii. The family resides in a Salvation Army apartment at 27 Seventh Street Capon. In other local notes a theft arrest followed a drive by on Eighth Avenue, with a $24.50 charge filed.
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Greeley
Salvation Army
Flist Tieutenant
James. J. Ells
Army
San Francisco
Greeley Yoinkuarters
Voth
Eis
Savation Avinny Trolpine College
Ellis
Mary Brooks College
Boston
Muse
Salvation” Army
Nampa
Ida
Unreal
Hawai
Store Hing
Born
Leeds
Seventh Street
Capon
Ures- Maiehn
Wanday
Lepare
Jessie Gardner
Eighth Avenue
Search for Oil Stepped Up in East Weld
Oil exploration in East Weld County accelerates with multiple wildcat tests. Drilling includes Gillette area wells by Colorado Wyoming Drilling Co and Continental Oil, with Ziegler Exploration planning tests near Buckingham and New Raymer. Several test results and locations are noted, including the Bonanza field founder’s background.
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East Weld
Sumer
Hy Sanwden
Craver
Wis Corte
Ind
Colorado Wyoming Drilling Company
Sherrod, Apperson & Marl Siler
Arthur Sheetz
Continental OU Company
Buckingham
New Raymer
Tet
Victor Ziegler
Zies
Jaxploration Company
Wyomite
Ziegler
Dr. Ziegler
Faculty
Colorado School of Mines
G. Glasscock
Amerada
Platte River
Soran
Ty Re
Bretia
Ayala
Weld Cravity
LarGloria Corpenatife
Greetoeuet al Rogcen
South Tease
Vapany
Stonenary
New
Pearl Harbor Warned of New War Threat
On a misty Sunday memorial day eve in Pearl Harbor, Americans heard warnings of a possible new war threat after the 1941 attack. Ground was broken for a $75,000 shrine to honor over 2000 U S Navy dead. Acting Hawaii governor Frank Serrag warned of creeping Communism and its reach across the world and into towns.
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Pearl Harbor
U. S. Navy
Frank Serrag
Hawaii
Nixon Sees Taft as Cooperative with Incoming Administration
President Nixon, returning from Mexico City, said Senator Taft is a capable ally who will work smoothly with the Eisenhower administration. He also criticized appointment processes and hinted at cabinet concerns amid ongoing investigations and disputes within the party.
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Washington
Nixon
Robert A. ‘Taft
Eisenhower
Nii
Fox
Nalional
Mexico City
Bbspihawer
Estences
Adolfo Rati
Ceult
Gererich
Pete
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British Broadcasting Corporation
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