Adams Named General Superintendent by City Council
Adams, a retired Army colonel and former Colorado state highway official, was chosen general superintendent by the council to head three departments water and power, parks and engineering. The resolution sets his salary with each department paying a third. He will assume duties after completing current work and notifying state officials.
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Adams
Colorado Staighway Department
Fmy
Cownell Saat
Adama
Ances
Acon Ss
Atate Highway Department
Egley
Hopkins
Price Hopkins
Nén
Cottingham
H. A. Bolenbayeh
Water and Syere
Dapartment
Hollenbeck
Howkins
Ottice
Bssit
Russia Proposes Trial of Japanese War Criminals
Soviet ambassador Alexander S. Panyushkin said he proposed to the United States the trial of additional Japanese war criminals including the prime minister at a November meeting with Secretary of State Acheson. He told reporters after the talk that Washington would consider the idea.
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Washington
Mexander S. Panyushy U
United States
Rabkin
Weather Review For Taal Por and Upcoming Days
A fragmented weather notice describes unsettled conditions for the region with light snow flurries and cool temperatures. It notes a chance of precipitation Wednesday and Wednesday night, with variable winds from the west and low temperatures near freezing.
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AL & A
Wenver
Faint Signals Hint at Missing Canadian C-54
Whitehorse February 1 reports faint distress signals from a missing C-54 transport en route from Alaska toward the Yukon BC border near Watson Lake Yukon. An effort coordinated from Whitehorse aims to locate the wreckage and recover survivors with dawn radio technician teams and Alaska reporting stations.
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Whitehorse
U. S. Air Force
Staten
Alaska
Elace Jost
Far North
Air Force C-44
Fort Nelson
B.C
Furst Nelson
Recton
Wintehorse
Canadiary
Watson Lake
Yukon
Yukon-British Columbia
Mali
Lachlan MacDonald
Anchorage
Aleka
Vimes
Howan
MacDonald
Crushesa Nerdal
Snag
Arctic
Zere
Rugger
Rep Hill Urges Big T Fund OK for Colonia Project
Washington February 1 7 Senate finance panel endorses appropriation to fund the Colonia Big Thermosin irrigation project. Rep Hill argues the plan will save money and boost power earnings, with completion of plaster work aiding early operation. Clifford Patterson seeks a twenty year budget circulator appointment for the Green County region and plans to relocate his family from Tilaux Pa to Countryside.
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Washigton
Nice
Colonia
Greeley
Telbysie
Clifford Patterson
Jatterson
Alor
Tiluayuly
Fituayille
Dln
Oll
Air Force Forms Air Guard Around Atomic Plants and Ports
Washington announces a permanent air guard belt to protect atomic installations at Oak Ridge Los Alamos and Hanford and major Atlantic coast ports from potential one way air attacks. Planes within 200 miles of the coast near Norfolk to Maine must follow strict intercept and reporting rules.
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Air Force
Air Guard
Atlantic
Washington
DM Flan
Yennessee
NewMfexion
Washington State
Norfolk
Maine
Plana
Tlebler
Defense Department
Sali
Atomic Plant Defense
Oak Ridge
Teun
Los Alamos
N. M
Hanford
Yash
Uetanse
Johnson
Gebems
Inghilly Tullowa Lis
Contempt Sentences Upheld for Denver Pair in Grand Jury Probe
Tracy Roy Hogere and Patricia Blas were upheld on contempt charges by the Eighth Circuit for refusing to answer questions before a federal grand jury investigating seminar divestment among government bond holders. Determinate terms were set by District Judge Foster Symes, effective 1949.
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Denver
Priaon
Win U
Circuit Court of Appeals
Tracy Roy Hogere
Patricia Blas
J. Foster Symes
Government contesting coal walkouts as unfair practices
Washington, Fale 1. The government argued in federal court that current coal sitdowns and slowdowns amount to unfair labor practices. It sought orders to curb John L. Lewis and miners’ actions as the case unfolds.
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Washington
Luecout
John L. Lewis
Robert Denham
Nitional Law
Helndona Board
Trumaa
Diatheny
White House
Mt. Trumangioco
Tay
Ute
Yeataiday
Tts
Wad Mer
Lewis
Treman
Ife
Dowinick Manali
Rounsel
National Libor Relations Board
Msiriet
June Wubi de Neath
Dewhay
Enke
Unclear OCR note on construction schedule and water supply
Fragmentary report mentions a construction timeline and potential water provision. It references financing of about 15000 and land acts, but details are damaged and names or dates are illegible. The readable parts suggest completion years and a plan related to a project by a society or organization.
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Soctanmuin Warean la Mot
Haalae Sav
Chile
Potash Strike Ends in New Contract Signed
Potash companies in Carlsbad New Mexico signed a new contract ending the potash strike that began earlier. The agreement silences labor action and resumes normal operations at the mines. Local officials expect stable production and ongoing bargaining.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Lutun Poojo
Opokesway
Tie Darlabsd Potesh Companies
Igubced
Endal
Mighty Mo Floats Free After Relief Effort
The battleship Mighty Mo freed from two weeks aground in Kesaneake Bay waters near Norfolk Virginia after heavy tide and winds. Rear Admiral Ajlan O Smith coordinated the salvage with a 7230 a m message lifting embarrassment. Admiral W M Bland and Admiral Wil- Naw M. Feebbed receive transfer notes as retiring commander hands over duties.
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Norfolk
The
Kesaneake Bay
Ajlan 0. Smith
W. MP. Bland
Atlwntic Deel
Bhandy
Wil- Naw M
Nebraska Beet Growers Free Contract Talks With Great Western
Beal and other members of the Nebraska Beet Growers Association report that individual negotiations with Great Western Lumber Company on the 1948 beet contract have stalled. The group asserts the agreed payment scale mirrors the 1945 contract despite continuing bargaining.
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Sendsblast
Nebr
Fel
Nebraska
Coopexa
Beet Growers Association
Rosmiek
Fireat Western Lugor Company
M_O
Anarowa
Scoltablutt
Dirennts Nowt Pot Agres
Great Western
Salaries Fixed by Resolution of Aldermen
A council approved a resolution detailing salary changes for seven city employees and adjustments to housing and travel allowances. Hazel Kirkpatrick becomes airport manager at 2400 yearly plus housing, utilities, and $85 monthly for auto expenses. Beryl Moore becomes assistant airport manager at 175 monthly with quarters and utilities. Maude Meeker Gilliland and others receive adjusted monthly pay, with several other appointments clarified or left unchanged. the measure passed Tuesday night and sets new pay levels for specified civil service roles at the airport and cemetery departments.
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Haoel BR. Kirkpatrick
Almort
K Kirkpatrick
Beryl Moore
Nyal Adams
Pullte Works
Wil
David
Crosier Field Lights Bids Opened At Next Council Meet
Greeley council postponed Tuesday bid openings for Crosier field lighting due to absent clerical advisory members. Bids remain sealed and will be opened next week. Residents on Pallacres drive and Fallacres road to park in driveways amid noisy gutters and narrow streets. Police explained complaints about children walking in streets around parked cars. Home Gas and Electric filed a franchise tax check for 4,325.63 on 582,559.29 gross revenue in 1949. Health department contract for 1950 services referred for study. Pipeline company contracts renewed for towns Whalear and Timnath. Artist street drainage to be installed via spring blading and ditch near railroad. Electrical licenses renewed for Greeley Neon Light, Repy's Inc, and a master plumber license for Howard Crouse. Secretary of State to issue a 3.2 beer license for Fred Niend Theses at Saas Tuach.
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Crosier Field
Jos
Louucil
Cleriiical
Alos Pallacres
Fallacres Road
C. C. Munter
Goynel
Ims
Detachmenk
Mort Walsh
Home Gay and Electric Company
Weed County Health
Gilg
Robert Gilbert
Walter
First Arenas Pipeline Company
Sixth Arenon Pipeline Company
Franklin Pipeline Company
Dela Pipeline Company
Hast Delta Pipeline Company
Whalear
Timnath
Carl Hil
Artist Street
Eighth Avenue
Fred Knight
Greeley Neon Ligh Company
Aul Repy's Inc
Leensa
Howard Crouse
Secretary of State
Heer
Fred Nien
Move To Stop Colorado Phone Walkout Flops
Denver reports a bargaining conference aimed at averting a threatened strike by 12,000 Mountain States Telephone workers. The meeting focused on pay and productivity as the union pushed demands informed by wage comparisons and labor group pressures, with company leaders signaling readiness to respond to proposals.
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Colorado
Denver
Jan
Mountain States
Tas
Staten Velophone and Telegrapy Co
Tauberg
Alatament
Lavoy J. Purdy
Mountain Blaten
Communications Weekngs of Man
Toa
O10
Wold
Uae
Arbor
Nho
Ato
Anian Teaders
MT Tave
Board Accepts Resignation of Dr. R. H. Loder
Weld County board meets to accept the resignation of Dr. Roland H. Loder as director of the county health department effective Tuesday afternoon. The move follows a budget dispute with county commissioners and payroll disagreements over January raises. Loder, who began in January 1948 from Nebraska, stated his plans are indefinite. He is survived by his wife and son and has been active in public health circles.
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Lurth
Meatng
Roland H. Loder
Weld County Trealth
Loder
Nur Yembar
Uoulus
Benjamin Woodcork
Fort Lini
Weld County Board of Health
Anll
Boar
Toland
MU. Loder
Qe Courty Health Department
Hig County
Liu
Linhowd
Dr. Loder
Ifa
Wooukock
Woudhouk
Antion
Abecor Bay
Ife
Ttacala
Neb
Nebraska State Department of Health
Warlor
Hea
Te Qplorads Public Wealth Association
Health Department
Board of Health
Lover
Leder
Thor
Ladin
Loard
Roy Cleere
Tinste
Kr. T A. Sauhertz
Lead Path
Gonaruuet
Lader
de. Maureice Vest
Ladar
Northwestern Une Yeysky School of Medicine
St. Kewis
Nearigindl
University of Nebraska, Vo
Syracuse
Way
Nebraska Health Department
Hig
Ftrvin
Wenver
Danaliler
Wilmer Denzin
Kuglis
Saskatshowsn
Canad
Russia Pares Truck Traffic
Report describes a tightened truck inspection regime affecting routes near Berlin and across eastern Germany. Authorities increased checks, with officers stopping and inspecting vehicles, noting longer processing times and adherence to new border control measures.
Hydrogen bomb decision sparks Washington debate
Washington reports voice strong support and opposition as President Truman authorizes proceeding with a hydrogen bomb program. Critics warn of risks to national security while backers cite deterrence and progress in atomic research amid tense international control talks.
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Washington
Tprimmmai
Miiny
Remuvor Midi
Rco
Vonnillee
Daieva
Add
Senate Demonrtie
Tae EU
St. Cheeni McMahon
heCewa
Joint
Atomic Wavamid
Hop
Cole
Joint Atomic
United States
Sinke
Bihert
Thomas
O.utaky
Ultiwate
Tale
Banatar Ribwirdabnson
Pbaluy
Sam Griffith Dies Suddenly in California
Samuel D. Griffith born in Indiana and longtime Milliken farmer and district court bailiff, dies suddenly in California while visiting relatives. Survived by ten children, five grandchildren, and other relatives. interment planned in Greeley after arrangements. Griffith helped guide local rail rights and played a role in regional agricultural and industrial development.
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Samuel D. Griffith
Wollionny
Redonwuneh
Gast
Ilaughter
Fern Willdmen
Radondo Brac
Greeley
Griffith
Indiana
California
Chicago
Maconia Lodge
Growley Elke Lab
Beth
Alea
Ariffith
Wwalerut
Milliken
Johnstown
Bhy
Little Thompson
Johstown
Wilkinson
Cattornita
Paw Griffith
In Sage
Formier National
Telephone Workers
Flye Geandchildved
Misse Nash
Park Priice
Laurie” Grittich
Bsu
Inquest Planned in Fight Death of Ault Laborer
Deputy Sheriff Sherrill said an inquest would be held into the death of Maurieta Wikcox, 62, a laborer in Ault, after a fight Tuesday. Questions remain whether Walder died of a heart attack or from a blow, and the group involved faced preliminaries as the coroner and physician were summoned.
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Sherrill W. RB. Jasymond
Vie
Maurieta Wikcox
Avie Finn Labore
Weld
Newline
Charles Eekharlt
Aull
Thammond
Walder
Eekhardt
Valdez
Aalandwyare Geehabia
Daves Jaleg
Symington Warns Reds Can Launch Quick Atomic Attack
Symington argues the Reds could unleash a fast atomic strike from bases and warn of rapid escalation. The briefing cites military and political figures discussing deterrence, readiness, and potential responses amid rising tensions and calls for swift action.
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Symington
Reds
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