Murray Frank Jones obituary from Greeley area
Frank Jones Murray died Sunday night after a weeks long illness at Bou York. He lived in Greeley for two years and was a retired merchant. Survivors include his wife Della Murray and two brothers Wilmot Kearney and Clycle, plus a sister Venin Bryson of Blair Nebraska. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 pm at Adamson Mortuary with burial at Evans under the supervision of Elder L J Ehrhardt.
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Frank Jones Murray
Villiseas
Greeley
Murray
Brighton
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Della Murray
Hso Brothers
Grand
Wilmot Kearney
Venin Bryson
Blair
Adamson Mortuary
Evans
L. J. Ehrhardt
NSRB Aims Private Industry Role in Atomic Power Use
The National Security Resources Board urged broader private sector participation in atomic energy research and power use, recommending steps such as mineral leasing on public lands, a war powers policy, and private operation under conditions on patent rights and cost allocation. It emphasized civilian use within security limits and noted potential renewable prospects and ocean resources.
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D. Harold Oliver Washington
National Security Resources Board
Bentyd
Truman
Department of the Interior
Canady
St. Lawrence
Wade
Yhia Yeas
William ©. Paley
Columbia Broadcasting Sytem Board
Consources Board
Atone Energy
Atomic Energy
Anhleh
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Esources
U. S
Adamson Appeals for Tips on Hit Run Killer
Adamson appeals for tips in a fatal hit and run near Lithwedge and Seventh Street. A dark colored four door sedan likely involved. Weld County car with one driver northbound on Sixth Avenue. Officer Adanpon urged anyone with clues to contact police.
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Adamson
Bely
Mary Cleofae Rantires
Lithwedge
Seventh Street
Ratnirer
Cleo Vigil
Enre
Adanpon
Cay Ud Mt
Sixth Avenue
Adelaun
Eaton Sergeant Home from Korea Concludes Service in the Army
Fred G. Van Matre Jr of Eaton returns home after 17 months in Korea with the 409th engineers' brigade. He was among 49 Colorado men aboard the SS General Howze arriving at Seattle, with 2,901 passengers from the Far East. He attended Cottonwood Avenue residence, served at Pusan, and is a graduate of Idaho Springs High School and Colorado A. and M. College. Pfe Valgene Anglin of Fort Lupton also listed aboard.
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Fred G. van Matre
Eaton
Camp Ben
Colorado Springs
Korea
Associated Press
Sel van Matre Wee
Colorado
Wavy Strongport
Howrchel
Seattle
Embackation
Far East
Wi Koreas
Srr
van Matre
Cottonwood Avenue
Pusan
409Th Engineers
Camp MacArthur
San Pedro
Cali
Igaho Springe High School
Colorado A & M College
Wat
Howre
Pfe
Valgene Anglin
Fort Lupton
Evans School Christmas Program Delights Audience
The school auditorium was filled to capacity for the Christmas program led by Mary Lou Warmuth. Students performed a multi-grade lineup including plays, choruses, solos, pantomimes, and a parade of colored candies, with a fourth grade drill and a junior high chorus. The program closed with a biblical tale and festive songs. The school and veterans post hosted a party with popcorn, treats, and Santa Claus, as students planned returns for January 1.
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Christman Secrets
Christine
Olas
J Reader
Aeboo
Treala
Veterans of Foreign Waterdauon-Warmuth Post
Board of Education
John Uunteman
Leeter Schneider
Mothers Club
Albert Dwiggins
Takims
Buehler
Pling
Charlotte Buehler
Vickie Snyders
Davey Buehler
Bob Caliwell
Sidney Weltz
Jimmie
Complaints Heard of Malicious Mischief
Reports detail malicious mischief incidents in Kerney area. A burglary at a Kersey shop caused window and property damage worth hundreds. Authorities note shattered windows, burned items, and painted exteriors. Local officers continue investigations with limited details released. The Tribune Want Ads reference.
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Kersey
John T Tynen
Mt Keren
Jiu
Lisbrieg
Valera
Intechina
van Mead H. Mts
Tribune
Judge Extends Injunction Against Strike Testing Taft-Hartley
A federal judge extended indefinitely a temporary restraining order against the CIO United Steelworkers from striking at the Dunkirk plant of American Locomotive Company. The government argued the strike endangered national safety, while CIO counsel challenged the injunction as unconstitutional.
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Bvpfalo
SN. T. UA
Ure Cio United Steed Aworkers Union
Suring
Dunkirk
American Logomotive
John Kuen
Ue Cio
le Bald
CLO
Tyrange Junction
Stremy
Aytule Energy
Ar Thur d. Guidberg
Washington
Buckley Hangar Cited as Waste Military Work
Buckley Naval Aditud y at Denver cited by Howey investigators in a report criticizing unnecessary military construction. House expenditures subcommittee cites a 15 major U.S. base study showing waste and misplanning. The panel questions authorization for a 16 million dollar hangar at Buckley and notes existing hangars still usable.
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Washington
Buckley
Denver
Howey
House
U. 8
Lowry Afb
Congress
Atormoon
Hal K. Edwards
French Liner Aground Off Lebanon Port
The French passenger liner Champollion 12,548 tons ran aground near Beirut harbor with about 100 passengers aboard. Israeli naval observers waited in Haifa while Lebanese and French authorities pursue a diplomatic armistice commission solution. News indicated hull damage but owners claimed the ship was intact as it sailed from Marseille via Alexandria.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Chamyel- Jinn
Jn A Aterm
Clvil
Naval Trail
Haifa
Noer
United Nations Armistice Commission
Israel
Paris
Siamese Twins Separation Update At Moefine Hospital
Report notes the double infant pair, Brodie and Hester Reade, underwent a delicate separation operation. The weaker sibling, Hoger, remains stabilized with feeding and careful care as doctors monitor progress and plan continued nourishment and recovery steps.
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Tinois Newiapeye Tiatrict Hospital
Epoketman
Hest Reade
Moefine
Dann
Aentia
Roweser
Lake
Park Supply Decline Next Year Forecast
Washington reports a department forecast of a 44 percent drop in next year’s hog crop and a similar reduction in pork supplies. The 1952 full pig crop was down 11 percent from the previous year, with beef cattle slaughter rising offsetting pork declines for consumers.
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Washington
Moniay
Iplal
DiSalle Back on Job Amid Unclear Roles
The text reports DiSalle returning to a government role, facing confusion over duties as officials discuss the oath and Mobilization Director Henry J. Fowler presiding in President Trueman's conference room. It notes skepticism about the former OHS director’s capacity and intent to resume duties.
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Kashington
Michael ViSalle
Audie Crater
Gettlug
OHS
DuPont Suit Dropped Cited by DuPont President
In Willington Delaware Crawford H Green Wall says the Justice Department has withdrawn the criminal incu rant against DuPont de Nemours and Co. A four statement released Sunday quotes Wall noting the action was not publicized. The automates division had shown no distaste for publicity at the line but the indictment now obtained seems to have changed its altitude.
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Willington
Del
Pont
Crawford H. Green Wall
Justice Department
Criminal Incurant
AgalnBe E. DuPont de Nemours and Co
DuPont
Autormate Division
Kansas Gels Snow Benefiting Wheat
A heavy winter storm blanketed Kansas with three to 11 inches of snow, stretching from the southwest to the northeast. The ongoing weekend system coated central regions while western areas saw lighter falls, raising hopes for wheat and other crops as forecasters noted snowfall across the state.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Farmers Seek Extension to Secure Mineral Rights
The Agriculture Department recommended that farmers who bought lands from the federal government receive more time to buy the mineral rights. The proposal, discussed by Interior, aims to extend an indefinite freeze on universal rights that was to end last Saturday. Representatives, including Ewart Mont, pressed for the extension affecting farms in Montana and neighboring states as oil exploration proceeds.
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Washington
Reese
Interior
Acton
Rep
EwarttMont
Treeze
Ouffalo Rapids
Montana
Farma
North
South Dakota
Wroning
Colo Raity
Idaho
Nebraska
Witlisto
Akers
Snow Benefit Mentioned For 1963 Crop In Sparse Southeast
In Northwest Kangay, snow is described as highly beneficial to the 1963 crop while extreme southern sections received only rain. Farmers in Dodge City notice light snowfall and report mixed moisture across regions.
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Dodke
Mali
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