Jurors Find Hiss Guilty of Perjury
A federal jury in New York convicted Alger Hiss on two counts of perjury, finding he lied about passing state department secrets to Whittaker Chambers. Sentencing looms up to 10 years and $4,000 in fines. defense signals appeal.
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New York
Alger Res Wa
Hiss
State Department
Whittaker Chambers
Washington
Claude 5. Cross
Reperters
Heala
Henry W. Goddard
Priscilla
Dot
Alay Pe
Cross
Ada Conéair
Truman May Attend Defense Briefing for Senate Panel
President Truman may be invited to attend a defense briefing for U.S. Senate committees on the world military situation. Secretary Johnson reportedly told senators he is keen on the idea and would join if time permits. The Armed Services Committee chair said a post February 14 briefing with staff and General Bradley is possible.
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Fashlnxton
Truman
Defense
Miefengs Johnson
Hare
Pentagon
Andy
Armed Services
Geo
Onur N. Bradley
Uriman
Car Prowls Reported In Keenesburg Hudon Area
Reports and arrests outline two car prowls near Hudson school during the night of January 18. Deputy sheriff William J. Steinhoff said a 1942 Chevrolet owned by Tony Exboller of Hudson was broken into, with a tire and tools stolen from the trunk. Gas from another car owned by Dean Baker of Kennesburg was also taken. The text also mentions Denver officials and resignations within a state board, with Leora Willieais noted as a new executive secretary at a monthly salary of 240.
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Paul King
Keenesburge
Georga
Emra
Hudson School
Willian J. Steinhoff
Depucy
Tle
Tony Exboller
Hudson
Dean
Helen Stott
Denver
Halon M. Seoul
Heimber
Otale
Miners Vote Urged On Return To Pits By Union Leader Order
John L. Lewis top aide presses 90,000 miners in Pennsylvania and nearby states to end the three day week and return to work. Local UMW officials report districts plan to poll members as disputes flare over delayed contracts. Violent clashes occur at Canon City and across mining regions as independents attempt entry to mines and police face stone-throwing protests.
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John L. Lewis
South Eestern
Pennsylvania
UMW
Atticara
Union Chief's Bank
Afhletet Fone
Gistrice
Willan Hynes
Catontown
Hynes’ Call
Hynes
West Virginia
Pennsyhvenia
Lewie
Met
Lewis
CMW
Canon City
Colo
Ggers
Amtsll
Tree
Cnel
Canon Cite
Salo Jan
Colorado
Jomlavs
United Workers Union
Jisillanton
Wphy
Pendenta
One Lakes
Ciberk Aikpelbein
Charstd Thrar United Ming Workorn MabTel
Chanter
Yank Hefferly
Combent
Tun
Chey
Fwivenen
Flieg
Adelhely
John C. Calhoun
Telepione
Morente Hospital
Thomas Ghelwwth
Cangt Ci
John Moscoil
Clarence
Olysted McRratt
Bhelvitt
Pew Group
Rocky Mountain
URNY
Ia Ave
Corleynie Phewer
Che Canon National
Tex Canon
Mack Diamond
Se Z
Nak
Raviny- Juz Mulde
Florence
Thesonia
Canon
Rm Daetor
Muble
Cann City-Plurance
Cotona’y
Trinidad
Walsenburg
Finns Refute Soviet War Crimes Charges
Finland rejects Moscow’s claim that it aided Soviet war criminals with fake documents and vows full compliance with the Finnish Soviet peace treaty obligations while sending a formal reply to Soviet leaders through its Moscow envoy.
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Beda
Finland
o-Finland
Pinland
Soyvane Tentest Nute
Coke Agy
Karl Sundstroem
Moscow
Brintstroan
Irusaiina
Larsen Named Head of Civil Defense Planning Agency
Washington announces Paul J. Larsen, a former atomic research official, will head the government agency planning civil defense, health resources, housing, and community services. He succeeds as first chairman of the new office under a National Security Resources Board reorganization, with a 150,000 strong volunteer observer corps to be mobilized. Larsen, previously at Sandia and Los Alamos labs, will oversee dispersion and government facility planning and sponsorship arrangements.
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Washington
Atone Research
Halbed
Wartina Qty Defense
Paul J. Larsen
Lac Alainds
Mbarmorque
MN AG Wll
Drst
Evilian Subélization
John R. Steelman
National Security Resources Board
Steelman
Lirsen
Defense
Larson
Jos Manos
Fire Danger Rises Amidst Hot Dry Weather In Area
Beavor district reports extreme heat with no snow since October, record high readings in Pueblo and nearby areas. Forest fires risk escalates as drought deepens. residents burn cautious in parks and ranchers prepare fields amid windy conditions and dry grass hazards.
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Beaver
Colorado
Pueblo
Rangora
Mortagalnet
Denver
Colorado Springs
Wray
Loder Contends Health Budget Inadequate Despite Funds
Weld County health director Dr. Holand J. Loder and County Commissioner George Andersen argued over the 1950 budget at a Friday meeting. Loder warned the department cannot operate on about 120000 to 127000 after accounting for reimbursements and Kellogg funds. Andersen cited 127000 as the total including local funds. The dispute centered on proposed 115000 base plus 20500 Kellogg funds and how much the department would actually receive and use.
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Holand J. Loder
Te Weld County Health
George Andersen
Loder
Tus
Teacilor Loder
Board of Health
Hédard of Health
Kellogg Foundarion
Anderson Sald
Kelogy
Kader and
Andersen
Sam's
Board of County
Health Department
Wein County Medical Society
State Health Department
Byrit Lyntern
Lewis Littler
Beattle
Avnerintendart
Lagalle
J. H. Hansma
Carl McKinney
Beall
Sixth Victim of Brush Fire Dies in Colorado
Six people killed in a brush fire at a camp in Colorado sitings as Warrant Officer William J Tripp of Auburn New York dies at Carson Hospital. The camp housed soldiers who were stationed at the smoke damaged camp that burned seven woolen buildings.
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Colorado
Colo
Tuonsay
Wiliam J .Tripp
Aubuen
N.Y
U Gan Carson Hospital
Smap
Connally Links Korea and Chinese Help
Connally outlines a plan tying Korean and Chinese aid to U S foreign relations policy. He urges leaders to coordinate with a southern government and argues for economic targets between August and June 29, detailing a 3166 million figure for the economy amid regional tensions.
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Washington, Inn
Connally
Honda
Votinlitea
Pati
Romonaus
Formosa
Weather Outlook for Saturday to Sunday
weather brief for multiple states reports temperatures and conditions. In Dever expect partly cloudy Saturday with no major change into Sunday. Colorado shows generally stable temps through Sunday. Wyombe predicts fairly cloudy skies with scattered snow flurries Saturday night and Sunday and a temperature change. New Mexico forecasts fair Saturday and Sunday with warmer southeast trends.
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Dever
Colorado
New Mexico
CSPA Grows Rapidly Through Weld County
Colorado Seholw Protection Association locals form in Weld County as meetings are held nightly. Twelve districts already organized with 48 Patrons signed, including Meggant Valley. Pleasant Valley meeting near Greeley packed with school officials and attendees from Huell to Peter Brown.
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Colorado Seholw Protection Association
Focals
Weld
Colorado Sehoats
Colorado
Meggant Valley Organization
Pleasant Valley
Hartheast
Greeley
Memberslin
Wera
Inter
Ray Sitenan
Herbert, Tehnzen
Oliver Howan
Hareold Swanson
I. L. Goracke Ws
Huell, Gill
Olin
Barnesville
Tone Tres
Peter Brown
Jocala Hell
Gil
Barneyville
Lone Tras
Norman Brown
Pleres Focn
Annt
Smith
Wyatt
Buckingham
Qobservatory
Millikan
Danilels
Stanelant
Neeven Other
Dstricts
Gablelig
Brown
Bulgaria Likely Firm Against U S Threat
Officials said Bulgaria stands firm against U S pressure over recall demands for ambassador Donald Treath. The note implies potential for severing diplomatic ties and signals a broader stance by Bulgarian authorities and the Soviet Union toward American officials in Sofia.
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Bulgaria
U.S
Washitngton
Jan
Wilgarly
Mancow— Agaiont
United States
Devot Union
Us 8
Donald Treath
Achanles
Solin
Gutierrez Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
A district court jury found Jose Gutierrez guilty of second degree murder for shooting Rodriquez, a farm worker from Laredo, in Fort Lupton. Witnesses and defense argued insanity was temporary. a confession influenced the verdict. Gutierrez faces a prison sentence from one year to life.
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Fridiy
Jose Gutierriz
Bbrearokt
Fay
Builty
Cnordir Ia Mae
Slieathia Et Caulide Rousiques
Fort Twuplon
Jaet
Axnetly
Jone Isin
Benjamin Woodcock
Uefenas Iottorner
Fort Lupton
Gutierrrez
Woodenek
Marc Smith
Gutierrez
Rodriguez
Laredo
Navy
Fort Taipiev
Tuthion
Quilerrez
Modriguex
Sunistinc
Ivlephona
Gresley
Guilerres
Fort Tanto
Sharpy
Taylor Agrees To Move West Berlin Police
United States authorities authorize Berlin to relocate the virtually empty railway headquarters to reduce Soviet pressure on West Berlin. General Taylor cites American plans to benefit Berlin while deeming Soviet provocation likely to worsen hardship for residents and delaying the move.
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Taylor
West Berlin
Berlin
Jim
Maxwell Ny
Canmaniar
Taylor Sald
U. S
Reichabatin
Cnatndy
Marler Tha Amorlean Commant Patorsim
Festeylay
Maputs
Voleksbahn
Axa Gertieyn
Valles
Onion
Canin Bank
Mey
Opposition to School Merger Draws Community Support
Evans town clerk Ed Gyerian speaks at a community meeting opposing a district merger. Residents question why students must leave local schools, noting many Syms ning graduates attend Gretiey High. Overman argues local high schooling could be built locally with phased reorganization, urging preservation of local education while envisioning future preparatory schools.
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Evans School
Carl Mossberg
Ed Overman
Evans School Board
Jim Onorato
Milliken
Colorado Schoola Protectivn Association
George Kammersell, Jr
Daniele
Guy A. Shable
Pantale
Carl Bots
O. L. Altyat
Gretiey High
Wielkebool
Overman
Grasley High
Greeley ‘High
Evans
Greelay Dietrich
Breeley
Newouth
Tellin
Mai
Greeley
Vans
Watson
Cnlleces
Overcian
Ihe
Trimune
Harvey Heary
Sterling
Colorado
Lorvilu Chappolav
Yrieeipal
Evans Wehouh
Home Economics Association Guests at CSCE Meeting
Colorado College and University section hosts a full day session at Colorado State College of Education with Misa Varn Nawniirn and Rhoda Foss among the hostesses. Attendees include Home Economics teachers from several Colorado colleges and universities. A panel on general education in the pamphlet Home Economies and Higher Education is discussed, with luncheon held in Faculty Hall.
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College and University Section
Colorado Home Economics Association
Colrado State College of Education
Misa Varn Nawniirn
Rhoda Foss
Designant
Barbara Hunt
Eeeiatamt
Helen Crow
Sgaiorant
Calorada A and M
Denver U
Colorado VU
Westirn State
Colorado Woman's College
Adams State
Lovetto Heights
Mean College
la Junta
Fern Bowman
Colorado A
Margaret Pritchard
Hoe
Tenver
Collego and University
Ave Bia
Neven Kilytrick
Liddne
The
Cataracts Home Economica Association
Bliss Helen
Prout
Port Collins
Mia
Dackle Fee
Denver
Flush Play Tonight at Colorado State Frame
The Colorado State team will face LaVelloul Bike tonlane in a late evening matchup at Hatavilay Stadium. Fans are urged to arrive early for pregame events and local coverage will follow of the eight o'clock kickoff.
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Colorado State
Trainmen Strike Over Firing One, 17,000 Are Idled
Nears 17,000 workers are idled by a strike of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers after the discharge of a conductor on the interstate railroad. The Pittsburgh Works of a steel firm were closed, throwing 1,000 men out of work and affecting district plants served by the railroad.
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Pittatirah
Tsu
Fittsburgh Works
Totes
Caighlin Steel Corporie
Uw Murigalula
64 Degrees Today Public Record On Temperature
Fragmentary note reports a temperature of 64 degrees on a Wednesday with mention of a record high or low and a date in an unclear coinage. Names and locations are unreadable. the fragment lacks verifiable details.
Six Churches Start Council for Greeley
Six churches form the Grailus Council of Churches in Greeley after meeting constitutional requirements. Participating groups include Evangelical United Brethren First Methodist First Maptial Christin Park Congregational and Trinity Episcopal. Rev Harold Lundgren elected president with leaders Russell Almon and others named. planning session set for Feb 28 at the Baptist church to draw a budget and year plan.
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E. J. Lee
Secentary
Roland C. Waterman
Tuvdalonal Ehatymen
Rei Chrisinar
C. J. Cecil
Tev
Cheiainer
Inex
Mra
Russell Almon
Rugsel Hill
Hoey
Londeran
Marguiste Hellnin
Olirkitling
Wwon
Gault
Jim Ohnsen
Elured Ewunell
Doueh
Amsterdam Hollant
World Movement of Churches
Pling
Church of
Gels Jail Term for Accident That Killed His Mother and Wife
A Denver man, Mathew Alen, 47, received a jail sentence after a fatal crash on a winding road killed his mother and wife. The court held that his actions led to the deadly accident, with proceedings noting the vehicle loss of control and ensuing fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gels
Gulden
Galvain
Mathew Alen
Denver
Jando
Sven
Setoney Coe
Alan
Picket Strife Near Canon City in Southern Colorado
An unsettled mining standoff unfolds as independents halt trains near Canon City with UMW pickets. One wagon attacked, windows broken, several injuries reported. authorities uneasy while talks continue in Fremont County. Hospitals treat multiple workers. no major violence expected after noon.
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Ener
Nistolettorney
John Weiteher
Canary
Prenat County
Fremont
Altor
Gry Kaine
Poporters
Udit
Nathney
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Larsen
Ureeley
Arturo
Korea
CSPA
Weld County
Home Economics Association
CSCE
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