Russian Proposes A Weapons Ban and Atom Energy Control
Andrei Vishinsky urged a simultaneous ban on atom weapons and international control of atomic energy in the U N political committee. He linked this to a world arms conference and proposed a July 15 1952 date for talks, while criticizing western plans and seeking stronger enforcement mechanisms. US rejection of the protest followed, with Moscow noting repeal of the Mutual Security Act as a broader goal. Churchill’s Washington visit and Soviet hopes for closer Britain-US cooperation were discussed, alongside possible long term trade ties.
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Paris
Dan
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Vishinsky
U.N
International Control Organization
Warren Rogers
Washington
United States
Bluwily
Europe
U. S
Moscow
Congress
Eddy Gilmore
Rueala
Britain
Russia
Churchill
Toms
Soviet Union
Ro Huff
Siroe Churchill
Cig Soviet Preas
N. Comwent
Whal
Aineys
Church Va
Postal Rates Prompt Notice of Higher Charges
The postal service announces increases for postal cards and special delivery. Postmasters report rates rising to two cents for postal cards and twenty cents for special delivery, making many letters require additional postage under the new schedule.
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Wilkiveon
Cartle
Weld County A H Members Shine in Special Beef Class
Weld County 4 H members excelled at the 1951 show winning prizes in a special beef class. Notables include Hynce Rowe Maton Harley Ratheeraey Geno Menus Kenneth Rowe Brice Rowe and others who placed across heats. County 443 Asant Mark Goal reported fourteen Weld County youths earned olives last year.
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Wdfat
Hynce Rowe
Maton
Harley Rathee
Shell Discovers Old Reservoir in Western Logan County
Shell Oil reports a new old discovery in western Logan in the Spring Vale area. The J. M. Eckhardt No. 2 Aliddy well in SW NE SE 34 03 is gauged at 13 barrels per day on pump with 7 percent water, Muddy formation perforated with 166 holes.
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Shell Oil Company
Lagah
Spring- Vale
J. M. Eckhardt
Aliddy Waand
Ath
UN Planes Shot Down In Week Of Heavy Losses
George McArthur reports that sixteen United Nations planes were downed in the last seven days over Korea, the heaviest weekly loss since the war began. The Fifth Air Force said twelve Russian-made MIGs were shot down and ground fire damaged others, while ground forces raided Communist positions on the western and central fronts amid light to moderate engagements.
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George McArthur Svaul
Korea
Jai
Rads
United Nations
North Koren
U.N. Atr
U. $ Fifth Air Forea
Elehth Army
U.N
Anokeaman
United
Iran demands Britain close nine consulates
Tehran orders closure of nine British consulates in Iran amid diplomatic tensions. The government asserts the move is a direct response to London’s actions, signaling a sharp escalation in bilateral hostilities and prompting potential international reactions.
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Iran
Tehran
Jad
Tan
Temperature trends and cold wave hits across states
A string of frigid temperatures and a developing cold wave affected several regions. Friday highs reached around 50 degrees in some places, with record lows and snowfall in others. The report notes rising and falling temperatures from December through January, brief precipitation, and a Canadian cold front pushing into the northern states, bringing subfreezing mornings as far south as Augusta, Nashville, and parts of Florida.
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Gredlay Pu
Issegree
Punite
Agtunarature
Greelay
Montana
Florida
Mississippi
Atlantic
Rockies
Nevada
California
Oregon
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Mercury
Cuthank
Mont
Bismarck
Augusta
Nashville
Tofin
District No 6 Approves Land Purchase for Cameron Addition
The Greeley school board approved buying land west of the Cameron site for an auditorium and future classrooms. Purchases total $9,700 for property owned by A V Anderson and Herman C Groves, with plans to add two more classrooms and a high school journalism program. Superintendent Dr Lasla K Grimes said the project aims to be ready for use by next fall.
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Greeley School Board
Ain Auditorium
eVnasum
Cameron School
Cameron Building
Lasla K. Grimes
Patt Atehlaon
Denver
Atchison
Haverstrom
Yannis
Grimes
Bnarif
Rogemary Smith
Loglish
Greeley Kizt
xOon
Br. Grimes
Marol Adyouk
Ray Trovely Ta Jugally
Adcock
Timn
Katherine Glory
Adguck
Board
Maplewood
Boardiag
Ans
Maplewood Schol
Takely Jeary
Washington School
Jeary
Washington, Mt
Washington
Leslie N. Grimes
Sehors
Cameron Eedon
Xee- Fond
Spapilus Marl
Gren
K Seroril Widergartel Aectinn
Maplessoud School
Weather Local Summary for Saturday to Sunday
Weather brief reports for Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico. Colorado shows partly cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with scattered snow flurries late Saturday into Sunday, warmer northwest, colder east Sunday. Wyoming forecasts partly cloudy Saturday through Sunday with scattered snow flurries northeast Saturday and west of the divide Saturday night into Sunday, colder northeast and warmer southwest Saturday, colder south east Sunday. New Mexico notes partly cloudy Saturday with Saturday night and Sunday scattered snow flurries in the northwestern mountains, cooler north Sunday.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Divide
New Mexico
Carlson Rejects Hollywood Cash For Flying Enterprise Saga
Kurt Carlson, the 37 year old sea captain, rejected offers totaling between 60,000 and 40,000 pounds for rights to his Flying Enterprise story. He says he wants only to return home to his wife and two daughters in Weymouth, then plans another command. Insurance payments tied to the sinking totaled about 800,000 pounds.
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Robert Jones
Falmouth
Dag
Kurt Carlson
Xlamor
Hollywood
Preise
Courage
Endurance
Enterprise
Fury
Whipper
Carlson
Fim
Walmouth
Wondbridge
Hans Isbrantigen
Ibrandisen Lines
Therving
Carlsen
Isbrandisen
Ishrandisen Svit
Ineurance
Iest
Perk
Caylsen Itty
Lanton
Mariner
Alt
England
Kirchhof No 2 leads 1951 oil discoveries in Denver basin
In 1951 the Denver basin saw major drilling activity with 358 wells by 132 operators producing 11 new oil pools and five new field discoveries. Kirchhof No 2 flowed around 700 barrels per day through a inch choke, with open tubing rates up to 176% barrels daily. Weld and Logan counties reported multiple discoveries while Nay ranch drilling was expected to add to upcoming pools. Total footage drilled reached about 1.68 million feet. Also, Girl Scout director Wanita Isabel Crowe began a nine day Philippines tour after arriving in Manila, continuing to oversee scout activities in several states.
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Denver Basin
J. G. Dyeretd Giffard Parker
A and
Mary
Weld County
Logan
Mania Wanita
Miles Isabel Crowe
World Association of Girl Guides and
Girl Scouts
Philippines
Migs Crowe
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Zimbelman 1 Gas Show At Pete Zam Ferman Drill
Gas surfaced in seven minutes at the Pete Zam Ferman well near Keenenburg with an estimated 300000 cubic feet and several hundred feet of gas cut mud recovered. No oil was shown. test was in a tight hole by Dannald Drilling Co. Next steps not announced. Other wells nearby reported depth readings and ongoing drilling activities.
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Pete Zam
Ferman
Keenenburg
Dannald Drillng Company
Jones Plans New Sports Store and Related Changes
Harold S. Jones outlines plans for a new sporting goods store at 282 Eighth Avenue, with relocation and alterations for nearby businesses including Greeley Tent and Awning at 922 Eighth Avenue and the Welsh and Anderson Realtors space between Montgomery Ward and Reedman Electric. The report details purchase of part of property at 1013-1015 Eighth Avenue, Sears Insurance Agency and Walsh and Anderson Realtor transactions, and anticipated spring move with remodeling at the new site. The current tenants and basement connections between buildings are described, along with staff and agency representations.
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Eighth Avenue
Lacy L. Wilkinson
Indonerson Healters
Tenth Street
Harold S. Jones
Jr. Jones
Greely
Sears Insurance Agency
Walsh and Anderson Realtor
Sears
Elphah Avenue
McVey Printers
Frank Scheirman
Nsurance Agency
McVey Printery
Ray le Sinkth
Wilkinson
Wilotrupy
Dow
Baltic Battery
Hledelea
Wilktyan
City of Greeley
Welsh
Anderson
Smith
TOG & Ave
Greeley
Long's Henk Caf
Long’s Peak
Tollee
Sporting Goods
Elecond Anderson
Totes
Sporting Goods Department
Cepanite
Negotiators Wrangle on Building Airfields in Korea
United Nations negotiators pressed for a clear statement from North Korea on constructing air facilities during the armistice. Observers saw a possible oral pledge not to build or repair bases, a move that could ease a key hurdle in supervising a truce. General Turner’s role and potential unsatisfied responses marked the stalled talks. Stratemeyer retires after 38 years of service, moving to Florida for treatment following a heart attack.
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Olsenglements Nunsan
Mores
M— United Nalogg Command
Onein Ndavor
U.N. Command
Stoward
M. Turner
U.N
Wingle Lesne Hag
Stentemeyer
Washington
Dan
H. Stratemeyer
Air Tyree
Aicken
Tokyo
Far East
Orlando
Fla
Wir
Stratemeyer
Florida
U.S
Alra
Delegates From Forsenic Meet Hear Student Congress Plan
About 30 Rocky Mountain district delegates from twelve high schools attended a unicameral student congress in the Forsenic Meet room on the third floor of the court house. John Young of Casper was chosen speaker as programs were outlined for April actions in the state house.
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Liw
National Forensi League
Emt
Court House
Alstrict
Birven
Legislative Assembly
Wgress
State House
Chevent
John Young
Casper
Gen . Bress
Pugdlo Central
Greeley
Longmont
Loveland
Port Callins
Platteville
Sterling
Worning
Cormitte
Fina
H L Humphrey Driver Award Winner named
H L Humphrey is named Driver of the Week by the Greeley police and local sponsors after a weekend incident near the railroad tracks. The award, with a certificate and $5 merchandise slip, honors safe driving behavior observed by officers Honey Alkrens and Ray Thom. A separate explosion at a La Junta neighborhood grocery burned owner Adal Cox, damaging the store.
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Meryl Leo Humphreroy
Sleventh Street
Kelpetel
Wek Awad
Dan
Honey Alkrens
Ray Thomne
Prom
Alvert
Greeley New Car and Truck Dowlers’ Association
Palit Department
Greeley Daily Tribune
Greeley
Tha Merchwidisa
Yolle
Delving Mart
Tha Tellune
la Junta
Cmog
Jan
Loy
Adal Cox
Waa
Retail Food Prices Rise Slightly in Late December
The eight city survey shows retail food prices up 0.4 percent from December 15 to 26, with the Bureau of Labor Statistics index at 177.2 and the 1925 average at 100. Prices are 12.9 percent above the month before Korea fighting began, and butter leads a 2.0 percent jump while dairy and meats show small gains. Overall wholesale prices were little changed, except farm products up modestly and fuels steady. The daily market index fell 0.2 percent to a new low in late December 1951.
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Washington
Jun
L—ly
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Mrs Charlotte Pettit Dies Here Friday Eve
Mrs Charlotte Ann Pettit 72 of 607 Twelfth Street died Friday night after a leg injury. Widow of Murthy Pettit she moved from Nit to Groeley in 1982 after her husband’s death. Survived by a daughter and two grandchildren. sister-in-law of Mrs Ah Brinkerbotf and Mrs Grace Parks. Funeral services will be Thursday at Rope om with interment at Lint Grove.
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Charlotte Ann Pettit
Twelfth Street
Shea
Murthy Pettit
Petit
Nit
Groeley
Penli
FW. Hempnil
Briggedale
Ah Brinkerbotf
Enghewnad
Grace Parks
Aberdeen
Waal
Rope
Maeve
Lint Grove
School Bill Reported Out in Stormy Colorado Senate
The Colorado Senate education committee advanced a school bill amid a stormy session described by a member as a hoe rascle. Sen. Charles Jennitt placed the tag on the section while Neri yer dampoiat urged changes and both he and Sen. Ben Regust left the meeting before a vote. They pressed for a larger share of funds for Denver schools.
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Nenver
Dan Wa
Colorado Senate
Bill Aimed To Curb Stanolind Drilling
A bill proposed by Gordon Gauss would curb Stanolind drilling by setting field spacing rules and a commission driven plan to prevent monopolistic control. The measure seeks to require uniform patterns for each oil field and limit wells per area, with court review and considerations of personal interests.
Debris Found As Coast Guard Hunts Missing Freighter Crew
Debris sighted near the last known position of the freighter Pennsylvania spurs a broader aerial and surface search. Coast guard planes and a naval vessel report wreckage including a hatch cover, lumber, boxes, an oil slick, and a drone with yellow ends. Four crew members of 46 are missing as fog limits visibility and winds hamper recovery in the North Pacific near Seattle.
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Seathe
Jin
Linit Todegin
Pennyvania
Us Domen
Coast Guard
North Pacific
Pennsylvania
Seattle
Coast
Theatter Klamath
Stonetown
Ita
McGovern Medal of Honor Recognition Amid Family Chorus
The obituary notice and wartime tribute center on McGovern, listed posthumously for heroism. Family members recount his valor as officials confirm the Medal of Honor, with broader remarks on duty, sacrifice, and national honor.
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McGovern
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