Rail union ends strike on four lines under govt pressure
The locomotive engineers union halted a 1 day strike against four western railroads due to government intervention threats while Rock Island workers remain out. Officials cited the possibility of direct action and negotiated settlement efforts as the cause of the split. Only the Great Northern briefly operated amid the stoppage as Truman warned he would take drastic steps to end the strike.
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Govt
Rock Island
Chicago
APL
Ys Fom
Arthur J. Glover
Citchmen's Union
Nolen
Rawls
Pirnce
Denver
Grande Western
Great Northern
Chicago Great Western
Western Pacific
Uuion
Tling Out
the Onion
Truman
Washington
Mwe
Weather Summary for Colorado and Wyoming Regions
Regional forecast notes scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms in Colorado on Friday with a high near 83 and a low around 5. Friday night into Saturday shows warmer eastward trends with partly cloudy skies. Wyoming expected partly cloudy Friday through Saturday with widely scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Temperature changes noted with several important shifts.
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Colorado
Warner East
Wyoming
Lost Dog With Damaged Name Plate Near Ninth and Thirteenth
A shepherd male dog, tag 235682, was struck by a car near Ninth and Thirteenth Avenues Wednesday. Donald Markey took the injured dog to his veterinary hospital where treatment began. The dog later disappeared. owner unidentified.
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Yalias Moense
Donald Markey
Brighton Laborer Drowns On East Coast
A Brighton laborer, Gallegos Gallegos, slipped into the Dread River while working on a face pipeline near here. He vanished yesterday in shallow water. He was employed by R. H. Fulton Construction Co. of Charlotte.
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Gallney
Fleurs
Dread
Brighton
Maneuvers in Soviet Germany Step Up In 1940s Reports
Intelligence sources say Soviet forces have intensified summer maneuvers in eastern Germany. Observers note increased troop activity and new exercises aimed at probing western defense lines, with American officers cautioning about heightened readiness and potential strategic signaling.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Hovita
East Genny
Vinge Tformants
Germany
Benvill
Radio Ring To Hem in Russia Would Cost No More Than 2
Witnesses told senators that a radio relay system linking to Russia would cost about 200 dollars per unit, far less than building modern battleships. The testimony included remarks by a radio executive and a brigadier general on the potential reach of the Iron Curtain communications and the broader military program.
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Russia
Washington
Judy T
David Barnoft
United States
Ghonlil
Msarnotf
Generil
Iqdlona
Dante
Ome
Ozo
Sterne
Metzger Pushes Slot Regulation Run By Attorney General
Attorney General Metzger calls for halting slot machines under liquor code and seeks court writs of abatement to shut gambling venues. Governor Tolmsuiseland and Secretary Baker discuss Regulation 16 as a framework while the governor resists a special session on legalization.
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Denver
John Metzger
Tolmsuiseland
Ceorge Baker
Tate
Metzger
Baker
John
Melager
Myron Dodutl
Metager
Hqnor
Ganthiie
Joyfisoy
Joungon
Totuson
Nnrller
Auto Crash Near Santa Fe Injures Paugh Family Members
An auto accident near Santa Fe injures A E Paugh and family. Mrs Paugh is released from a Santa Fe hospital after minor injuries. Mr and Mrs A W Paugh travel to attend Don Stephens wedding. Stephens, former Grealey resident, was to be married Friday. the cause involved stepping on a momentum pond near Santa Fe.
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Tharediy
Greeley
N. M
Ales
Pugh
Mars
Paaggh
Pavish
Pateh
Sante Fe
A. W. Paugh
Sud Drm
Panteh
Jel
Aut
Paugh
Santa We
Fudaon
Winwife
Indler
Coors Baer
Thanganey
A.W. Paugh
Patty Upsets Sedgmary for Championship Title
Budge Patty defeats Sedgmary to win the Alt Hagin tonnte championship in a straight set upset. Brank Redgman, 64, recorded a 0-10 6-3 6-3 scoreline in the match.
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Budge Patty
Sedgmary
Winhiodan
Aidee Dalty
Oli Laut Knai
Limburta
Anatiasia
Brank Redgman
Truman Seeks 300 Million for Atomic Development
President Truman asked Congress for 260 million dollars to accelerate atomic bomb development and hydrogen weapon research. He said funds would expand plants and support the energy program while stressing defense needs until peace aims are met. He cited directives from January 31 and reaffirmed confidence in the atomic energy commission.
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Washington
Truwan Tolay
Congress
Troumann
Uhr Stoic
Atoimia Energy
Gilcrest Early Potato Outlook Reported Strong
Gilcrest in Weld County anticipates an exceptional early potato crop with strong prices and high yields. Growers report good rains, low pest pressure, and optimism that production will exceed last year’s average, aided by steady digging and light insect issues.
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Gilcrest
Robert Wialulid
Cole
Weld County
Siupa
George Stynyet
Gillcrest-Matteville
Aistrid
Wold
Mianine Ag
Pho
Strauch
New York Man Dies After Heart Attack
An 18 year old Watian-born man identified as Louis Napollinn died yesterday from a heart attack after a struggle described in the fragmentary report. The incident mentions an attempt to disguise a payment and a cut, with unclear details about involvement or location. Police records cite M. Lonts as a possible associate, while reference to the United States (18g) and a 1,009 Ut value appears in the damaged text.
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York
Louis
Napollinn
Upaveny
Na Hendad
Guy Gilpatric and Wife Shot Dead in Kentucky
Writer Guy Gilpatric 54 and his wife Maude Louise were found shot dead in Kentucky shortly after news Mrs Gilpatric was terminally ill with cancer. Sheriff Rosa reports the couple had lived in the area six years. Gilpatric, author of Glencannon stories, was known for tales about the British freighter Colla Glencannon.
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Laura Bacharn
Galil
John Guy Gilpatrin
Abe Ws Wise
Maude Louise
American Patrol Stabbings and Frontline Shifts Reported
A July report from Tokyo describes intensified North Korean artillery and infantry actions against advancing American units in Korea. American counteroffensives north of the front line faced entrenchment by North Korean forces, with several American casualties and stalled gains as tanks arrived but did not yet engage.
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Tom Lambert
Korea
Thee Run
Leif Erickson
Tokyo
South Korea
Sonento Aolinn
Ivasion
MacArthur
Chonan
Seoug
Magang
Chungyu Ona
Pyongtaek
Yolo
Uuk
U. S
Seu
Chungju
Ghedon
Uichin
Anita
Bear Lake corpse identified as Fremont woman
Loveland July 7 The body found floating in Dear Lake near Estes Park was identified as Chat at Lo rang Pauley, 33, of Fremont Neb. The identifying came from her brother R. J. Pauley of Denver. She had been in ill health the last six months and left Pauley's home Wednesday.
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Loveland
Woulao
Dear Lake
Estes Park
Lorang Pauley
Fremont
Nebr
R. J. Pauley
Denver
Pauley
Navy questions B 29s strike on N Korea submarines
Navy doubts B 29 bombers hit North Korea submarines near Chinnampo and Wonsan. Reports mention four subs sighted and damaged, with no cruiser division moving from Long Beach to Join Task Force. Washington says submarines based at Darien prior to the war may have ships in the area. Tokyo dispatches quote an Air Force communique but give no confirmed damage numbers.
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Washington
Navy
North Korea
Darien
Darien Tan
Manchuria
Chumampo
Tokyo
Tar
Air Force
Chinnampo Tap
Wetham
Bombara
Anu du
Reichert Seeks GOP Designation for Legislature
Reichert, a 48 year old farmer from Sunnyside area, announces intent to seek the Republican nomination for state representative when the county assembly convenes. He has long supported the party, served as precinct captain, and lives in the county with his wife and four children.
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Reichert
Albert Teichert
Sunnyside
Wear Mead
Hug
Martin & Wield
Weld Colitis Jteyointean
Counly Assembly
Freedley
Woyean
Ile Fa
Forgier Agih
Mafia
Td Order of Mystery Star
Odd Fellows
Mro
Ma! Reichert
Har Heey
Coloradoans evacuated to Japan amid Korea crisis
The State department notes evacuation of Coloradoans from Korea to Japan during the crisis. Named individuals include Waller J. Brew of Colorado Springs and Richard J. Ox of Larkayar, with Geraht W. Lees listed as counsel.
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Coloradoahs
H. Korea
Japan
Waanluston
Jeo
Boy Drops Dead in Junior Legion Game
Longmont Colorado July 7 A boy in the Junior Legion game collapsed during the contest. The pitcher delivered the ball and the youngster died shortly after at the hospital. Authorities label the death as due to an acute condition identified postmortem as a possible heart or vascular incident. The incident halted play as investigators reviewed the scene and medical reports.
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Boy
Junior Legion
Longmont
Coto
Meyer Arthur Honiton
Tntayetta
Bageball
Arthur
Hu Lugloy
Feague Yeaterday
Bofors
Mes
Tohiy
Nortyal
Chu
Rawell
Pia
Mort Warral Waldtor
Thieves Loot Dragline at Oliver Wellwiiks Site
Thieves looted a dragline at the Oliver Wellwiiks site near Pitla Jlertly in Rat an Tuesday night. Oliver Puard, manager of the company, reported property damage valued at about $45. A dragline truck was damaged during the theft and a fuel line was cut.
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Miteyan
Oliver Wellwiiks
J. 4
Irrigation Ohtie Pitla Jlertly
Ratan
Amording Ly
New Hillside Addition Name Improvised From Local Drafts
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a proposed new Hillside addition with uncertain naming. Partial phrases mention names like Magar Price Eigins and entities such as Spaulding and Conner, but the full context and official designation remain unclear.
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Hitzaberth
D. Baker
Ion
Magar
UN Clears Way for MacArthur as Commander
Fragmentary text reports a UN vote approving a unified command under General MacArthur for operations in a distant theater. The record mentions a 7 to 0 approval, with references to a peace plan and objections by some delegates, but details are garbled and names unclear.
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MacArthur
Army Executive Hoves for Many Vet Volunteers
Washington reports a broad mobilization plan to expand the armed forces if volunteers lag. President Truman weighs a larger conscripted force of about 1.37 million, with possible 634,892 draftees, amid the emergency defense push and talks with Congress and military leaders.
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Army Executive
Washington
Trimat
Aris Wits
Benrel
Pentagon
Walte Hone
Irawan
Benatar Beligas
Trawan
Onal
Helonse Devant
Olficals Sud
Fulvckive
Annie
Werviews
Densa
Ny Wren
Nystinty Howevnr
Hos
Mwalee Phussity Senariui
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Monier
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Miron
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Fremont, Nebr
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Formosa
U.S
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U. N
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Pangaea
Chow Mp
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Netion
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Feisek Lepdard
Albert Reichert
Hillside
Suceesa
Teaudiy Cornell
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Tuys
U. A
Woglguota
Cauhel
New York
Heatian
Teaver
Floyd Veo
Iba
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Tekin
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Elna
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Frank
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