Government Key to World Peace Says Nash Here
Dr. Nash of Pearl Shiver New York told Kiwanis that peace hinges on government at every level, with UN reform urged and a push for a federal world government. He urged action now, warning neutrals have no place as the world moves toward stronger global governance and aid to combat famine and desertification.
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Nash
Willard Nash
Pearl Shiver
N.Y
Dhe Kiwania
Nash Slee
Piret Curistian
Greer Ley
World Federalists
United Nations
Pyenker
United Work Federiliste Tustra
UWF
Jenduralip
Wankington
T.C
de. Nash
U. S
U. N
Canaress
Tower House
Jounkon Ak
Tle
UWI
Hon
Warren Perry
Cuesta
Clyda Vagate
Southern Colorado picketing nonunion mines sparks union action
Trinidad March 2 4 F picketers manned by United Mineworkers threaten to shut down independent mines across the region. Leaders say the protests will continue unless operators agree to supply coal only to homes and public facilities. About 1000 miners, mostly UMW members, attended a mass meeting as operators defended their practices and said they would stay open under existing rules.
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Trinidad
Cole
United
Weld County schools discuss 225 tuition base plan
Weld County school board members and administrators unanimously debated establishing a 225 dollar high school tuition base. The Eaton board president chaired the meeting, held in the high school auditorium, with districts including Ault, Galeton, Johnstown, Pierce, and Greeley represented. Final action awaits legislative approval, as districts weigh standard practices amid wide current tuition ranges.
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Mon
del Bh
Weld County
Taal
Marria J. Collins
Eaton School Board
Ault
Galeton
Johnstown
Pierce
Seenesburg
Nunn
Greeley
Erie
Wintsor
Kersey
Mead
Gill
Frederick
Eaton
Plattouille
Gilevast
Millileen
Ansing
Aisleigh
Reapoctiva
Tater
Weld
Colorado
Tuitlon
Colorado Lw
Hine
Wold
Grooley
Delta
Greoley
Wighteenth Street
Nant
Sixth
Avgonva
House Passes Toothless FEPC in Bipartisan Plot
The House approved fair employment practice legislation 241 to 210, stripping enforcement teeth and signaling a weak standard. Southern Democrats largely opposed, arguing the measure lacked penalties while aiming to curb discrimination through persuasion and education. The bill now moves to the Senate as debates extended from noon yesterday into early morning.
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Washington
Tmtr
FEVC
Britain
HUA
Truman
Senate
House
Republiana
Wera
American Labor Party
Mander
Rep
Marrantsmo
New York
Pickets Indicted In Violent Miner Struggle Near Coal Fields
Fragmentary OCR reports violence during a coal mining dispute. Pickets in Virginia and Pennsylvania faced indictments for resisting authorities and disrupting production. The text references picket activity, alleged chokes and thrown objects, with unclear names and places due to garbled OCR.
Emergency Board To Settle Rail Strikes Now Threatened
President likely to appoint a presidential factfinding board to avert a nationwide railroad strike. Brotherhoods of conductors and trainmen represent 200000 to 260000 workers, seeking a 40 hour week with no pay cut, while negotiations stretch nearly a year.
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Washington, Toba
W/P
Wild House
Truman
Traumen's Brotherhood
Nation
Railsway Inbur
Cleveland
Nuons
Vottan
Ashad
Weather summary for Wyoming and Colorado regions
Weather forecast notes partly cloudy conditions in Colorado with scattered snow flurries in northern mountains, colder in north and east. Wyoming mostly cloudy with scattered flurries likely Thursday night, Friday partly cloudy with snow flurries in mountains, warmer in the south. New Mexico fair Thursday and Friday with minor Thursday night fluctuations.
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Whursiay
Tow
Colorado
Wyoming
Colier
New Mexico
Wriflay
Warzec
Coal Dispute Gap Narrows Amid Crises Grow
Washington February 22 President Truman deflected questions on government seizure of mines and miners strike. Reported that coal operators offered minor financial concessions while labor leaders warned of looming default and multistate shortages. The crisis worsened as steel plants slowed and potential federal control loomed amid wartime pressures.
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Truman
Congress
Harold W. Ward
Tol L
Lewis
Sonbrac
Wneanfirntel
Toach
Lawis
Wultimillion Dedlar Tinen
United Mine Workers Union
Defense To Try To Show Woman Died Before Air Injected
Defense argues the deceased patient may have died before an air injection and that the husband doctor will present evidence to show she was dead prior to the administration. Trial focus centers on Mrs Abbia Horrota, 53, who died after hospitalization, with hospital records and medical committee reviews invoked.
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Hwenay L. Supple Maythesty
Wit
Herman M. Randers
Clint
Louis
Wyman
Thea Wenan
Hat Sander
Ler Lneblind
Abbia Horrota
Herold J. Lovernd
Hileyoro Seonty Hospital
Whitiam T
Phinney
Lovevnd
Mares Gonthly
Sander
Trumplo
Hha
Senate To Probe State Dept on Red Charges
In Washington Med 22 a senate inquiry opens into alleged red charges against the State Department. A fire at a Catholic church building in Mataasa Colo caused minor injuries from an apparent gas explosion. Details remain unclear as investigators search the scene for causes and responsible parties.
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Senate
State Dept
Washington, Med
Senator McGarthy
Mataasa
Colo
Ta Catholic Clurch
Manania
Finn
Soph
Phone Strike Delayed Two Months in Washington
The CIO Communications Workers of America agreed to an 80 day postponement of a planned strike after President Truman urged conciliation. Union president Joseph A. Beirne said the delay aims to resolve issues through collective bargaining with federal mediation. AT&T and Western Union pledged continued talks to settle the dispute, while Work Fages sought time to present wage demands.
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Pet
CIO
Era of America
Cruman
Joseph A. Beirne
Quiva
American Telephone
Arso Graph Company
Sneller UC Jays
A.N. Billingsworth
Long Utes
Kilingewort Wise
Tlday
ALT
Wnead
Union
Memphia
Tenn
Slare
Inez
Supt of Schools at Brigasdale Dies in Greeley
Charles H L Brouse longtime superintendent of schools at Brigasdale died at Memorial Hospital in Greeley Wednesday evening. He served as a first lieutenant in the World War and was a Purdue University graduate in 1917. He is survived by a sister Florence L. Brouse of Rockford and a brother George Wilkins of Chicago. The body will be at Macy's from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday with services and burial planned in Rockford.
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Gordon Adior
Elphth Avenue
Eleventh Avenue
Bobby Givers
Seventh Avenue
Frinune Business Office
Edwards Cheverolet
Greeley
Gan and Electric
Ierhiht
Ruth Edmonds
State Board of Vocational Education
Clase
Weld County Public Hospital
Ralph Boney
Burdine Tuthitt
Homa Gas and Electric Company
Hotpoint Company
Aan
Junction
Weld County Health Department
Robert Widlund
Charles HL Grouse
Hriggsdale
Memorial Hospital
Greesley
Evenius
Rockford
Orouge
Purdue University
Slater
Florence L. Brouse
Ar Avil
George Wilkins
al Chieng
Bradley Consulted on Civil Defense
Bradley testified before lawmakers on civil defense measures and atomic attack preparations. The discussion centered on how much information the public could learn without compromising national security, with hearings likely to resume after March.
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Bradley
Beadley
Chiota
Byadioy
Bandits burn police station in Johore, injuring seven officers
Bandits attacked an isolated Johore police station, burning it and wounding seven constables seriously. Police rushed to the scene from the nearest town, about 35 miles away, as reinforcements moved in to secure the jungle area.
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Janditz
Johore Polles
Singapore
Johore
King
Pollce Kul
Tie Dearest Town
Maar
Northern Colorado Police Officers Association Officers Elected
Lieut. Taal Close elected president of the Northern Colorado Peace Officers Association at the reorganization meeting. Glorist Bo My Brown of Sterling previously led the group while Sam Peternou of Fort Margany was named president to replace Vern Chius. Officers from Greeley Loveland and Sterling were chosen for key posts. A college quartet provided music and Captain Grant Girard spoke alongside Walter Morrison of the Spirits Institute.
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Taal Close
Grintlay
Colorado
Petre Ol- Heers Association
Gstu
Close
Bo My Brown
Sterling
Sam Peternou
Iff
Fort Margany
Vern Chius
Greeley
Pers U Mort Maleh
Deyany
Gregley
Wissgaly
Nesta
Varios
Grant Girard
Denver Police Department
Walter Morrison
Fort Lewis Offered Site in Durango
Fort Lewis offered site in Durango as Hmango state weighs a move to relocate the college. President Dale Renwald declines comment while State Senator Law objects. Taylor proposes moving the school to Alabama State, with resistance from Henntor Vom Kinwall. Public meeting set for Monday as local officials deliberate consolidation with Adam State College.
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Durango
Cote
Five Members of Lost B-36 Believed Dead
Five crew members on a U.S. B 36 were believed dead after a series of Air Force mishaps over the Pacific Northwest. Royal Canadian and U.S. officials reported the missing air crew as a high risk search and rescue operation folded into a plan involving a high speed transport and helicopters.
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Vanover
B. Uyeb
U.S
Wong
Metzger Seeks Clues on War and Washington
Attorney General John Aketager offers a snowbound explanation for the president’s stance as Metzger comments on a coal strike and national dire straits. He predicts the president may nominate a judge within weeks, touching on party maneuvers and Senate ties. Wind fanned two fires in the city, caused by a power line hazard amid the Thursday blaze.
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Denver
John Aketager
Denyer
Foster
Trupiin
Metzger
Wanington
Solnradians
Fimene
U, 8
Selator
Kal
Aott
Kreaete
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