Hungarian Government Pushes Vogeler Spy Trial
The United States cites a Hungarian claim that Robert Vogeler faced coercion before a Budapest trial opened amid charges of spying and sabotage. A British witness testified Vogeler sought Hungarian military and political data for his superiors, while two Hungarians allegedly spied for the West. The State Department questions the credibility of alleged confessions and notes uncertainty over Vogeler’s contact with a Western contact.
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Wellhington
Ato
Ting
Vogeler
Garlanders
Hungary
State Department
Michael 3. McDermott
Teenager Recalls Wrestling Attack After TV Lesson
A 17 year old told police a man grabbed his finger and bent it back as he wrestled to escape. The incident occurred after a televised lesson and involved the teen Ler 46 var. Police noted the assailant fled with a factor of confusion.
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Cleveland
Fev
Rarlon Will
Buck Herd
Tim
Jury Finds Mitten Guilty in Battery Case
A three member jury in Judge Matheson’s court found Clsir-H MU- ’ba, 36, operator of Yellow Cab, guilty of assault and battery against Eddie Kamber last January. The jury set a $25 fine and 10 days to file for a new trial. District Attorney Marc Smith stated Milton was the aggressor. defense contended Kamber provoked the scuffle.
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Mitten
Fe Matheson
Justice of Peace Court
Yellow Cab Company
Sesevit
Eddie Kamber
Ber Youth Avenue
Claude E. Newton
Fosey P. Odle
John C. Beckman
Judse Matheson
Milton
Kembel
Ume
Kemobel
Miltan
Marc Smith
Robert M. Gilbert
Ingels
Milton Gald Hy
leUng
Hin
Kember
Mtlawk
Wie & Lin
Hlm
Wen Ee B. Faulk
Pollen
Glenrack
Wye
Gilbert
Jie
Mombol
Fanahty
Ho Hill
Denver
Molle Kewnhal
Cone House
Mace
Byrd Denounces Truman Speech in Washington
Senator Byrd denounces President Truman's speech calling it a jest and accuses Republicans of misrepresenting the Democratic stance. He challenges the issue of socialism to be debated at the polls in November amid a crowded party gathering.
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Jack Bat
Washington
Balatar Byrd
DSVA
Truman
Byrd
Wberry
Iversus Soclalian
Republicana
Socialiam
Potatoes Plight in Senate Prompts Price Support Cut
Washington report recounts Senate action on potato price support, with Agriculture Committee voting 9 to 2 to halt supports until strict controls on production and markets are set. Senator Lucas backs a bill to allow quotas by producers or acres, warning current policy costs taxpayers hundreds of millions and fuels surplus.
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Washington
Fey
Congress
Senate Agriculture Committee
Lucas
Dit
Hewlture
Lyess
Agricultura
Knous appeals for more potato relief to Brannan
Gov Knous urged Secretary Brannan to boost potato allotments as Burglus stocks rise in Colorado and welfare costs grow. He proposed: raise general relief to 26 a month per person, increase institutional relief to 24 pounds monthly, and allow storage facilities to stock up to six months. He cited coal strikes and aid needs. Idaho sheepman dies in Rutse incident. Liakiaw, 81, veteran Idaho sheepman, native of Scotland, active since before the industry’s formal growth.
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Thera County Welfare
Alnla
Ndagquita
Asixmonths
Knorr
Idaho
Bheepman
Talo
Shoman Liakiaw
Idaho Aloupmian
Scotland
Tuldiaw
Truman Faces Coal Dispute with Fact-Finders Report
President Truman asked his fact finding board to deliver a personal report tomorrow as government mediators press to end the coal dispute this weekend. The 370,000 miners have defied a federal court order to return to work amid renewed contract talks and looming court action.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Lgna
David Cote
Bir
Dewd
Cole
Eden Ayere
Tugquiry Board
Spear
Cyrus Ching
Federal Mediation Service
John R. Sleetman
Wallington
John L. Lewis
Oned L. Cole
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Baring
Phone Peace Not in Sight for Bell System Strike
New York on February 24 looms as the Bell Telephone strike deadline nears with no major agreement in sight. Negotiations between American Telephone and Telegraph Co and CIO District 10 split after union officials left for a Memphis convention, delaying talks until just before the deadline.
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New York
Bell Telephones
New Jersey
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
District 10
CIO Communications Workers of America
Memphis
Robert Greasy
Hag
Bowlers Boost March of Dimes Fund Drive
The Women’s Circle group concluded a three week drive raising funds amid a noisy campaign. Members contributed 25 cents at the start and 10 cents for each missed or bowled ball, boosting the March of Dimes by nearly $49.2 though details were unclear from the fragment.
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Mare of Pimpa Fund
Women
Cir Association
Storm Delays Search for Five Lost Airmen
Disrupted search efforts for five airmen missing after a U-30 coast incident off the British Catunvata as a storm with winds near sixty miles per hour hampers progress. Rescuers persevere through rough woods and snow following new clues despite fading daylight.
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McChord
Taso
Wash
Fel
At-Py
Bnow
Cain
Wid
Desatite Princeas Rayni
Amian
Weather Local for 24 Hours Ending at 84
Weather overview covers multiple states. Denver Fair Friday with partly cloudy Friday night and Saturday. Colorado mostly fair with some dew and snow in northern mountains. cooler Friday night and Saturday. Wyoming partly cloudy Friday to Saturday with scattered snow showers in western and northern areas. colder conditions regionwide Friday afternoon through Saturday. New Mexico fair Friday with slight temperature changes Friday night and Saturday.
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Feldey
Denver
Colorado
Lord Mountains
New Mexico
Bandits Loot Hamilton National Bank in Capital
Three men held up Hamilton National Bank branches near Washington on February 27 and escaped with about 930,000. W. T. Waller, bank president, said one robber stayed in a car, another guarded the door, and the third rounded up the branch manager H. R. Bauckinen. Nobody was hurt. Bank auditors were dispatched to determine the exact amount.
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Washington
Hamilton National Bank
W.t. Waller
H. R. Bauckinen
Seit
Cellere
Waller
District of Columbia-Maryiland
Colorado U Shifts to Semester System
Colorado University approved a shift from an eight quarter system to a semester system effective 1951. Regents cited easier transfers and lower costs, while student opposition had been high but minor in voting. Faculty supported the plan 3 to 1.
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Colorado U
Denver
Colorado
Usiveralty
Facalty
Ty Aystein
Juli Metager
Recont
Tastesa Foster
LH Council Set Meeting on February 25
The LH Council will gather February 25 at Meeker Junior High with speaker Dreyer of Wrighton, discussing 4-H essay contest, a panel on governance, and a morning session featuring two films. Registration starts 9:20 AM. afternoon elections will choose executive and advisory council members from among chapter leaders and senior members.
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Connell
Meeker Juniur Ulgh Selvol
Slan Dreyer
Wrighton Aa
Dreyer
Chiogo
Coulieu WI
Eli Senalers
Fondain
Variona
Landers
Prosidon
Weld County Agriculural
Sounell
Prosidenta’ Group
Samtel G. Gates
Social Studies Profongor Af Gsw
Mary Callony
Gorvien Offtes
Xocratarias
Andy Tarnell
Elute Isadar
Lonnie Klipple
Dar
Ouatration
Aoit
Robert Wile
Deni
Toadety
Chamber of Commerce plans school matters discussion group
The Chamber of Commerce education committee considers sponsoring a discussion group to address Greeley education problems. A meeting for stakeholders from civic, fraternal, and service groups will be held Thursday night at the chamber offices. The aim is closer ties between schools and the community to interpret public education needs.
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Chamber of Commerce
Greeley
Moore
Education Committee
Hard of Directors
Island Grove
Iight
Don Kinney
Truman C. Hall
Carl Reichlani
Gien C. Turner
Elton Wil- Wants
Hollis A. Moore
Invitstlan
Summittee
Quirino Offers Conditional Resignation Demand
Manila reports President Quirino conditionally offers to quit if rebellion is not crushed within a year. The Manila Bulletin cites the offer as a challenge to resign, though no official comment was issued.
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Manila
Manila Bulletin Today
Flordio Quirino
Philippines
Talk Depriving Congressmen of Cadet Selection
A defense study proposes amending the process for choosing West Point and other service academy cadets. A board chaired by Robert L. Stearns and Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower recommends no single unified academy, urges air force planning, and suggests a temporary site if needed while awaiting congressional funding.
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Washington
Death claims after prank gone wrong in Colo State
Two and Eddy years old Markar Jonzelesx died after allegedly clicking on a place of pon corn. Laughter of Mr and Mrs Waltry Gonzales aided by first aid and hospital transfer ends in the death at night. Details include hospital timing and related events.
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Markarnt Jonzelesx
Poncorn
Waltry Gonzales
Austrian Mother Captures World Alpine Downhill Title
Trude Reiser Jacinin of Avetria won the women's downhill at Mount Aapen in the world ski championships with 2 minutes 6.8 seconds, achieving a clean sweep for Austria. Belka Matninger and Georgetta Traljere-Fittor of France followed, while several rivals failed to finish or were injured, including Margaret Owen of Canada and Olivia Atwoni of Ewitaert.
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Aapen
Colo
Trude
Reiser Jacinin
Avetria
Neventhar
Mount
Ilo
Dagmar Ron
Awatelat
Belka Matringer
Georgetta Traljere-fittor
France
Annelles
Olivia Atwoni
Ewitaert
Margaret Owen
Canada
Owen
Vancouver
Cline Discusses Weld Welfare Problems for School Administrators
Weld county welfare and school admin officials meet as Cline outlines welfare problems. Walfara talk. Weld county officials and superintendents discuss funding, program oversight, and student support. The session features Carl Carlson, Elton Widdlleht, and Velva Whitley presenting and answering questions.
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Cline
Walfara Grabloma
Porsghe Cline
Myontay
Eaunty Welfare Department
Wotan
Biel
Gave & Intmoraya Regullite
Velva Whitley
Fort Fetplot Ign Sohiool
Birla
Fel9
Aif
Health Director for Weld County Topic of Board Meeting
The Weld County board discussed appointing a new health department director and potential salary raises for staff. Chairman Benjamin Woodcock of Fort Tipton reported the meeting paused without決 clear direction as other business moved on. A committee would meet with county commissioners to resolve points before any decision on raises or the director position.
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Health Department
Benjamin Woodcock
Fort Tipton
Woodroml
Kulu
Leder
Jilly Mead
Nedious Tofficer
Dred
Uecolts Jmissionars
Brush Betting Track Gives Up in Bruen Colorado
Brush betting track ends after state wagering law and financial losses. Directors, led by Gilbert Graham, expect investors to recover about 30 cents per dollar. Only other Colorado meets with parimutuel wagering were Mayden and Reno. Denver plans a July 4 opening with reduced capital and uncertain future. Stockholders must approve action, though majority is held by directors.
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Bruen
Colo
Colorado
Gilbert Graham
Park Mtyel
Mayden
Renin
Denver Plina
Genlen- Wal
Fialam
Association
Parnigeian
Ernnst Rusener
Ort Morgan ¢Ndamin
Association Wee Prestant
Bartanuta Elments
Aaijing
Fowever
Atomic Output Schedule Amid Hydrogen Bomb Debate
A U S report notes stalled progress on a new atomic output schedule tied to hydrogen weapons. Mayoral official H Lalentng discussed $400,000,000 plus Gale Rage deal while contractors voiced concerns of disrespect. Also, Argentina’s Peron case sees a ten year prison sentence and funeral notices for Dr. Haskell.
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Washtiglin
United States
Avid H. Lalentng
Atone Imergy Commission
Seanen Holland
Efay
Lillenthal
Gale Rage
Tam
Peron
Tnenas
Arex
Argentina
Anay
Ilusacale
Trainmen and Conductors Set Strike February Twenty Seventh
Chicago May 17 The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and Conductors has called a nationwide strike for February 27 at 8 am. The action is announced by vice presidents Tighe and others, with details of the contingency plans and member participation.
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Chicago
Syslo Infant Dies of Pneumonia in Denver
The 14 month old Syslo infant died of bronchial pneumonia in Denver after long illness. Parental and hospital care described, with ambulance crew delivering oxygen during a 40 minute transfer from Weld County hospital to Children’s in Denver. Funeral set for Saturday at 10 AM at Rose Chapel Lily’s Central Home with Rev. Merle C. Allen officiating.
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Minn Airave
Long's Peak Council Ski o Ree Week end
The fourth annual Longs Peak Ski o Ree weekend at Tiwdell Valley hosts about 75 Scouts and leaders. Skiing events execute Saturday and part of Sunday with awards Sunday afternoon. indoor program and winter campus show planned for Saturday evening. Participants include Post No 18 and No 10 units sponsored by local churches. Water Scouts from Post 14 and leaders Carl Gerlich and Charles Maylender assist the Ski O Ree.
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Atiova
Ork
Germantocles
Grealey Bay
Trans Whiel
Our Savior
English Luthera Church
First Christian Church
Post 14
Our Raiier
English Lutheran Church
Carl Gerlich
Longwynit
Lon Angia
Gresley
Charles Maylender
Sterling
Mates Park
World Government Debate Splits Washington Figures
Washington lawmakers heatedly discussed moving toward world government as a path to peace. The debate included a former multinational banker a graduate and two congressmen and a New Yorker. They argued for strengthening the United Nations to end war with Russia while warning of dangers to free America. Funeral services were held in Denver for RE Gray, a former postal employee.
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Don Whitehead
Washington
Wek
Reed
Free America
Beveileon Witieasss
Muttinational
Gramlotier
Tfsitwelt
Aton
Hydrogen
Ruaala
Gray
Denver
Pears Mallly
Tin Tite mi
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