Truman Seeks 60 Day Truce in Telephone Strike
President Truman urged a 60 day pause in the nationwide telephone strike set to begin Friday. CIO official L H Purdy called the move a mistake if continued talks fail, while Bell System officials prepared for a status quo until a possible settlement. The telegram to Bell System companies and unions sought a peaceful resolution without resorting to force or disruption of essential services.
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Denver
Truman
L. H. Purdy
Mountain Division
Gustinunlvellong’ d Workera of America, Cio
CWA
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Washington
Adit Trina
Bell System Companies
Von
Cyrus S$. Ching
Fords
Tam
Ina
Joseph A. Belina
Caples
Camranes
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American ‘Telephone and Telegrand Co
Western Entrie Co
Ell
Telephone Labs
Atoclea, Inc
Long
Tra't
Balimore
Richmond
Cincinetnustt
Indianapolis
Chicago
Henver
Newark
Omaha
Atlanta
En Fruitelaco
Milwaukee
Stouts
Non-union Miners Sk Police Assistance Report
Report from Utah details a collision involving non-union miners and a police reply. A coal truck was struck nine miles from Price near Holper by a group, with one man shot in the eye. officer Wart and others responded and described the ensuing confrontation and injuries.
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Sk Police
Tony
Btrve West
Alvieton
Utah
Waa
Faaish Fork
Man
Holper
Matt Weat
Blue Cross Approves Reimbursable Cost Plan To Pay Hospitals
Blue Cross in Colorado approves a reimbursable cost formula for hospital payments, replacing the prior flat daily rate that hospitals protested as money losing. Trustees directed immediate adoption as Walter Christie chairs the implementation committee, with John R. Mulroy and others noting last year’s hospital payments totaled about $3.25 million and costs will be recalculated after audits.
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Danrer
Usteny
Blue Cross Hospital
Pla
Colorado
Blue Cross
Posatbie
Walter Christie
Denver Presbyterian Hospital
Wee
John R. Mulroy
Atha Thomas
Bio Shield
Dike Cross
Katies R. Blair
Colorado General Hospital
Monslanor Biulroy
Ji. F H. Good
Denver County Medical Society
Blue Shield
Joseph R Grant
Grant
Ordinance to Hire N Adams Passed by City Council
The city council on final reading approved hiring N Adams of Denver as general superintendent, with a change replacing shall be terminated by may be terminated. The council member argued for discretion while others urged uniform sick leave rules. Adams will head streets and parks water and sewer and engineering departments, earning 7501 a year from March 1 until the next council term in 1952. A separate letter seeks 289.04 from Mrs Scoggans for car damage on the new freeway, detailing a hole cover accident unmarked by warning signals.
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Yal Adams
Denver
Aldstman Herbert FE. Mann
Prien Hopkins
Robert M. Gilbert
Barnard Hhputchens
Adams
State Medway Department
Nadine Scoskang
Morrill
Noh
Scoggans
Wenry
Insurance Claiis Service
Standard Casualty Company
Tincoln
Nob
Dhairor
Nebraska
Scrogzane
Eighth Avenue
Second Street
Fiyold
Bolavlaugh
Dha Power and Water Department
Hessar Construction Company
Burclondes
Gilburt Bellaved
Funeral for Mrs Mary Camp Noted in Northeast Grave Area
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Camp of northeast of Greae will be held at Udeo Funeral Home. Macyara Attias and Gone are listed among attendees in the readable section of the notice.
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Mra
Mary Camp
Greae
Will Ae Nae
Udeo
Macyara Attias
First Presbyterian Men Meet Thursday
The Men of the First Presbyterian church will hold their monthly meeting. Tea will be served at 6 45 o'clock by Mrs J Lindbloom, followed by a brief business meeting and a special program of entertainment. Hy Ta Johnson chairs with H G Achenbach handling invitations, William Stark refreshments, M O Stebbins entertainment, and Charles Stutesau secretary treasurer.
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Men‘ Brotherhood
The
First Presbyterian Church
Sipper
Ke J. Lindbloom
Therm
Hy Ta Johnson
H. G. Achenbach
Wiliam Stark
M. 0. Stebbins
Charles Stutesau
Huge Livestock Sales Yard Plans Revealed Here
Plans disclosed by M R M Investment officials reveal a new eight acre livestock sales yard south of Mighteanth Street and east of First Avenue to open with a pavilion seating 1 000. Construction bids due within 10 days, layout to be completed in April, yard to operate as Weld County Livestock Gem imisstox company with Redman Middleton as managers. neighbor homes relocated during site prep. weekly and special sales planned with 18 to 20 staff.
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M-R-M Investment Company
Ray W. Murphy
Grevley Busingsemans
Claude X
Redan
Irving Middlston
Mighteanth Street
First Avenue
Weld County Livestock Gemimisstox Company
Reilman 2Nd Middleton
Neat
Ray Heed
Carl Fratten
Apa Mutharison
Franzen
180 Dock
Carlaon
Pranzen
Hast Eighteenth Street
Reno
Murphy
Western Construction Company
Fransen
Redman
Middleton
Colorado
Lions
Galex
Fire destroys atom smasher at Princeton laboratory
Fire at Princeton N J destroyed a large cyclotron used in a physics research project led by Prof Milton Whitto. Navy firefighters aided the scene as authorities investigated the cause amid heavy fumes. Classes and labs scheduled for the day were cancelled.
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Princeton
N. J
Palmer Physical Laboratory
Peliceton University
Milton Whitto
United States
Navy
Burst Naval Air Station
Prineston Fire Department
Mie
Magnatis
Nndale
Move To Rush Mine Seizure Legislation Gains Strength
Washington Feb 22 A note for rush legislation to give President Tru man power to seize the struck coal mines developed today in congress. Representative Lesinski said Bailey was preparing a bill and labor committees would act promptly. The bill would declare an emergency authorize seizure and create an agency to administer mines. The government would profit from seized mines, a point contested by United Mine Workers. The administration has been cool to seizure plans.
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Washington
Trusman
Congress
Ghatimen Leeluski
D-Mich
House
Rep
Bailey
D-Wya
Ald Dol
Tote
Bailey Tol
Tie
Truman
Umnttt
Lesiosh
United Mine Workers
Tromat
Doey
Turin
Jury of two men picked for mercy killing trial
In Manchester New Hampshire the jury for Dr Hermann Nelson Sander is chosen. It includes nine Roman Catholics and three Protestants with an alternate Protestant. Louis Gutter 38, a Hillsboro mill worker, is foreman. Cutler, a widower and Methodist, is among the jurors. The case concerns mercy killing of a cancer patient.
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Manchester
N. H
Hermann Nelson Sander
Tral Catholic
Doctrina Parsticalarly
Louis Gutter
Alll
Hillsboro
Herold E. Wescott
Cutler
Utah Guard Deployed to Protect Coalmines in State
Gov J Bracken Lee ordered the Utah National Guard to keep order in coal mine regions and keep all public roads open. State Highway Patrol instructed to maintain roadway access amid tensions.
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Salt Lake City
J. Bracken Lee
Tish National Guard
Tis
Tia
Truman vows readiness to use force against communism
President Truman warned that the United States and free nations must be prepared to employ force if necessary to counter the deadly attack of communism. He condemned arms control stances, called communism an instrument of imperialism, and emphasized defending democracy while seeking peaceful means to resolve disputes.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Alexandria
Truman
United States
Aeeka
Indivenca
George Washiuuluu
Washington
Jett
Tlusaia
Flagatellos
Teaiat Aggresson
Victor
Four Caught in East Colo after Robbery Series
Hugo Colorado February 22 four men were arrested after a series of robberies. In Cheyenne Wells Frankfort Indiana resident Koerner and Help Toomnei Toney 21 were wounded during a station robbery and taken to Cheyenne Wells hospital in serious condition. Also named were Albert Eugene Panay 1st Harald Tawls Rirnwor 22 and Witt Joe Sexton 17 all from Frankfort. Local authorities await word from related incidents in nearby towns.
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Hugo
Cheyenna Walls Hospital
Koerner
Albert Eugene Panay
Harald Tawls Rirnwor
Witt Joe Sexton
Frankfort
Carl Henry to Receive Skelly Honor in Weld County
Carl Henry a prominent Southeast Greeley dairyman will receive the Skelly Oil company agricultural award March 4 for outstanding dairy and conservation work. Weld County residents and other awardees are listed. Henry will be guest at a breakfast and a nationwide radio presentation will announce the honor.
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Carl Henry
Daley
Greeley
Skelly Ol) Company
Weld
Willarsnee
Natinn
Cour Umes
Stelly Oil Company
Nationasl Broadcasting Company
Chicago
Heury
Nnd
Menry
Skelly Oil Company
Henry
Ward County
Ben Nix
Raton
Warren Monfart
H. 3. Davis
Fort Lupton
Colorado
National Western Stuckabow
America Holstein Association
Corlrado Holstein Assaisation
Vic Ueattla
Denver
Skelly Olcomytay
Ohioan Eyes Greeley Factory Site Move
J Mayer, manager of the Greeley chamber of commerce, says an Ohio manufacturer studying a possible plant in the Rocky Mountain region spent two days in Greeley. The business leader declined to name the firm while confirming plans for a follow up visit and further talks. The board also backed education committee plans for a Junior Chamber Better Books for Youth program and a future roundtable with local groups to address school concerns. Mayer will attend the Colorado chamber meeting in Gunnison March 16-17.
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Greeley
J. Mayer
Mayer
Ha Mat
Trocky Mountain
Fac-South
Texas
Conemorce
Don M. Kinney
Ifa
Ife
BpAu
Tie
Wotllam
Moore
Greylay
Colorado
Gunnin
Mrs Vogeler Seeks Release of Husband in Hungary
Mrs Robert A Vogeler an International Telephone and Telegraph executive widow seeks her husband released after he was convicted in Budapest of spying and sabotage and sentenced to 16 years. She plans a direct appeal to Hungarian Prime Minister Matyas Rakosi while voicing resolve to do whatever possible to secure his freedom. The interview was recorded by the Mutual Broadcasting System.
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New York
Robert A. Vogeler
Tony
Vienua
Freire
Voxetor
Kington
Vogelér
Acheson Denies Harboring Reds in Department
Secretary of State Acheson today denied a spy ring in the State Department as charges by Senator McCarthy were aired. He said there is no truth to the accusations and declined to enter a public argument, while White House aides suggested caution about the claims.
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Wasiligha
Fel
National Cost Association
John L. Lewin
Hs United Mine Workers
Italien
Lewis
Barhalileg
George H. Love
Industrieg
Ontatda
Federal
Gyrus 8- Ching
John Ft. Stearman
Ching
Taft
R-Ollo
Wn Dlnt
Ara Ojerating Sn Ohig
Itsegimer Vike
Dhe
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Washington
Statin Acheson
Slate
Sviatoy McCarthy
Achedon
McCarthy
Acheson
Garlier
Urey
Senate
State Department
Ao Monih
Lial
Ig & Ward
Burglary Destroys St Lukes Church Safe in 1907 Heist
Milahown city reports a burglary at St Luke's Methodist Church on a Sunday night. A 20 dollar gold piece and jewelry were stolen from a safe believed to have been hidden in the sacristy. The Rev. William H. Wallase, 31, said the box with a gold piece and valuables was broken open. Investigation points to an early theft over twelve years old. Corner stone and trust funds were not affected. Authorities search for suspect and motive.
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Milahown
St. Luke's
William H. Wallase
Sith
St Take's
Weather and temperature forecast for Wednesday to Thursday
Forecast covers Colorado and surrounding areas with partly cloudy skies. Temperature expectations include a high around Wednesday afternoon, a cooler night, and warming into Thursday with mild to moderate winds and possible precipitation chances.
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Colorado
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