Stevenson Declares Democrats Will Not Apologize
Chicago July 21 delegates roar for Gov Adlai Stevenson as he says Democrats will never apologize for their leadership in the past century. He contests a militant party with firm faith and urges focus on what the party supports, not just what it opposes.
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Chicago
Adial Blevenson
Biterlog
Illinois
Seid Karmer
Scott Lucas
Llaula
Hin
Mao
Blevengon
Woodrow Wilson
Harry Truman
Jack Bell
Dilly
Adlai Stevenson
Milnola
Mowat
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Frank E. McKinne
National Committee
Sen
Rupwell
Georgia
Steventon
Monday and Tuesday Programs at Demo Convention
Readable fragments describe a two day convention with a Monday evening program led by Sen. Theadars F. Green of Rhode Island and an invocation by J. Ralph McGee. Tuesday includes morning events with McKinney, Dr. Lows Binatork, and remarks by Wire Perse Meola, plus addresses by Denmark envoy and Georgia Neese Clark, with Eleanor Roosevelt and Sam Rayburn noted in attendance.
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Bovening Aeselda
Theadars F. Green
Rhode Ieland
J. Ralph McGee
McKinney
Yeynote
Paul A, Cliver
Maxerchuselia
Lows Binatork
Chicago
Addreas
Perse Meola
Luxembourg
Rep. Daweon
Sil
Neilong Committee
Hugenis A. Anfierson
Denmark
Richard J. Nelzon
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Georgia Neese Clark
Una U. 8
Charles L. Bhart
Chickto
India
Chuirman
National Committes Aid
Women's Illision
Eleanor Roosevelt
Sam Raylutil
Perma Pant
Weld County Republicans Back Ike at Gunter Hall Assembly
Weld county Republicans met at Gunter Hall Saturday and pledged unanimous support for Dwight D. Eisenhower, the Republican platform, Governor Dan Thornton, and other party leaders. The resolutions endorsed the national platform, urged elected officials to back the ticket, and highlighted belief in GOP leadership and economic freedom.
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Weld County
Gunterhall
Delpit Eisenhower
National Republican Platform
Dan Thornton
Weld Coulty Republicane
United States
Dwight D. Bluenhower
Marty
Nale
Republican Party
Charlie Kernceks
Andy
Weather Local Summary for Weekend and Start of Week
Local forecast for 24 hours ending Sunday morning shows a high near 100 and a low around 55. Ending 8 am Monday, expected highs near 98 with a low in the BA region of Colorado. Generally fair conditions extend through Monday, Monday night, and Tuesday with isolated afternoon or evening showers and thunderstorms possible in the northern portion, including New Mexico, with little temperature change.
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Golorado
Wramily
North
New Mexico
Oil drilling reports from Colorado Wyoming wells update
Reports describe multiple oil wells in Colorado Wyoming with activity at Gillette No. 1 and Arthur Sheela No. 1. Workers change bits, complete delays due to pine shortages, and depths around 7246 to 7290 feet are noted. Keith Lotmann Johnson contractor work, and locations NWNE 93.61 and NESESH 20956 are mentioned. A separate late note reports a Springs man drowned at Lake George, Kenneth J Littell, identified by Sheriff Law as the victim.
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Colorado-Wyoming Drilling Company
Don
Miles Gillette
Sherrod Apperso
Carl Siler
Lotmann & Johnson
Sorlinn
Benson & Montin
Gillette
Tha
Pam
Sis5
Stonehan
Weady
Springs
Falralay
Colm
Colorado
Lake George
Park County
Joan Law
Kenneth J
Tauieong
Law
Littell
James M. Deasland
Colorado Springs
CSCE Fine Arts Festival Program Schedule
The CSCE Fine Arts Festival lists events across Monday and Tuesday including choral dance recital at Gunter Hall directed by Miss Tran cee Dougherty and Prof. Later Diercks, art exhibit opens, studio demonstrations by CECH students, craft displays in Guggenheim Hall, a book review hour with Rolfe Humphries, and a concert by Wayman Walker's college band performing Handel and a choral program. An address by Francis Henry Taylor is noted at Garden Theater. Also a note about Something To Chirp About from Denver and hatchery data for Colorado with yearly totals and June averages.
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Gunter Hall
Trancee Dougherty
Diercks
Art Axblolt
CECH
The
Arts
Crftg
Guggenheim Hall
Rolfe Humphries
Garter Hall
Wayman Walker
Handel
Prielor
Garden Theater
Spm
Aritatln Thadpine
Francis Henry Taylor
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Re-election Bid Highlighted by Governor Thordion
Gov Thordion announced plans to seek re election during a Sunday event. The afternoon session paused to receive a telegram from the governor showing support for Weld County Republicans and urging a successor meeting.
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John Fedminton
Norman Lips
Kind
Thelma Winter
Thordion
Saturdas
Weld County Republicana
Tehachapi Earthquake Devastates California Town
A violent dawn earthquake struck Tehachapi California and across the state, killing at least 11 and injuring many as buildings collapsed and water mains broke. Military and civilian crews rushed to help, with widespread damage in Bakersfield and surrounding areas as rescuers battled fires, debris, and blocked roads.
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Dick Beiser Tehachani
Calif
California
Pat
Tehachapl
Regoum
Buik
Tom Kelly
Ned Cross
Edwards
Beda
Juanita
Sherif
Benuties J
Navy
Chris Jake
Amieur
Ktrb du Modesta
Arca Chilken
Carl Thatcher
Kern County
Sher
Agro Detail
Sacramento
Civil Defense
iRakersfield
Mojave
Women's Prison
Panny Smith
Hales
Skippy” Stulth
Winwomei’s
Rejner
Une Peried
Denis
Danny Morgan
Danny
Unclear Baseball Card From Fragmentary Score Note
Fragmentary OCR shows a baseball pairing including Cleveland and Atwell Pramora with scattered names and numbers. Readable items include hints of participants Raxek Tones Tinton Manville Evhully and game notation 47 43 but full teams or outcome not determined.
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Cleveland
Raxek
Tinton
Manville
Evhully
Atwell
Pramora
Infantrymen drive Chinese from Old Baldy on Korea front
UN infantrymen today swept Chinese forces from the crest of Old Baldy on the central front west of Chorwan after a heavy artillery and air bombardment. Reports said the hill remained contested with both sides dug in, and casualties were heavy but no Allied positions collapsed.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Old Baldy
Mark Churk
Tokyo
Chorwan
U. S. Eighle Areny
Associated Press
Correnyinndant
Giorgs MenArthur
Unerant
China
Lual Thuceiny
Hii
Eigilis Army
Ter Imediate
U.N
Wanes
U. Ne Funks
Allied
Arthurs
Coun
Iran Premier Ahmed Qavam resigns amid Tehran riot violence
Premier Ahmed Qavam resigns after violent unrest in Tehran as crowds surge toward parliament and demonstrators clash with government forces. Dozens killed and many injured as revolutionary tensions flare, while Mosaddegh supporters gather in the capital.
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Sehran
Tran
Lst
Ahmed Qavam
Tehran
Quyata
Binadahad
Qavam
Mohammed Mosandegh
Parlement
Truman allows Vallesa to remain in United States
Washington reports President Truman has given sanction for Aldo Vallesa a 58 year old former U S alias to stay in the country. Vallesa is a U S citizen and previously worked in a mill. He arrived in 1959 as a temporary visitor to settle his wife’s estate and now operates a tailor shop in Durango.
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Washington
Truman
Jezislaton
Aldo Vallesa
Stallar
Ducsune
Colo
UhIn
Vallesa
Isler Valleaz
U.S
Durang
Brief Fort Collins Cherry Canneries Open For Short Season
Fort Collins authorities report a very brief cherry season as county fruit canneries open Monday. Rogers Food Fronts at Fort Collins will operate 7 to 10 days with 48 workers at four hours daily, while Loveland Canning and Ft Nugent cannery plan limited runs. Much of the crop is damaged by June storms. only 3/5 of normal harvest expected. Most cherries come from the northern Terry lake district. signs show roadside sales from damaged fruit. Colorado Employment officials note about 20 applicants for cherry picking aid. groups may register for orchard work to be placed in employment.
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Fort Collins
Taree
Tanner County
Lovelan
Rogers Food Frotuts Company
Loveland Canning Corporation
Ft. Nugent & Son
Loveland
Nugent Cannery
Rogers
Joe Bercy
Loverlant Canalog Corporation
Colorado
North College Avenue
No Break in Armistice Deadlock at Panmunjom Talks
Secret UN talks in Panmunjom lasting about 20 minutes failed to yield progress on prisoner exchanges. A 9 p.m. session was set for tomorrow. communists demanded accounting of 101 Chinese soldiers held by Allies, names not on POW roster. Brig. Gen. Suckoll to be succeeded by Lt. Col. Borchert as UN spokesperson. Nuckols to depart Panmunjom with limited updates.
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Munson
Rares
United Nations
Panmun- Jom
U.N
William PL Suckoll
Apokcaman
Joseph J. Borchert
Salt Lake City
Epnnor
Ges Ark Clark
Gavt
Lorrepea
Toyo
Panmunjom
Coloradoans Killed In Plane Near Creede
Five people died when a private plane plunged into a wooded ravine near Creede Colorado while on a homeward trip from Monte Vista. Witnesses saw the craft soar then descend and burn, killing all aboard including Dr R W Neudack 46 of Monte Vista his wife and two children and a couple. Only Mrs Best body was recovered that night. wreckage remained too hot to reach the others.
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Harry Larson
R. W. Nandack
Monte Vinta
Colo
Dential
Tuya
Army Dluchargs Ater
Pau Best
Earl
Topeka
Kew
Filecvis
Creede Iort
Larson
Union Votes To Continue Steel Strike In Pittsburgh
The United Steel Workers union voted unanimously to extend the 50 day steel strike until industry agrees to a union shop policy requiring compulsory union membership. CIO and UMW President Philip Murray urged continued action after stating Bethlehem Steel had offered a settlement, while the wage policy committee prepared to guide future strategy amid talks with Bethlehem executives.
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CIO
UBW
Philp Murray
Alse
Bethlehem Stee! Corp
Murray
USW
Charles White
Repwalle Steal
Sterl
White
Chiet Soing
Stratery
Oburray Bay
Joseph St. Larkin
Bethleshem
Bethlbhens
John More
Étoe Company
Denver TV Debut Draws Moderate Interest and Glitches
Denver's first television test transmissions, aired on a trial channel before national backup, drew a fair to moderate reception with some interference. Denver Post KOZ and Robert F. Clark company offered free screen previews as local broadcasters and vendors promote the new medium amid ongoing technical setup.
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Denver
Trenver
Holf
Chicago
Kpelty
Tom Morrissey
KFEL
China
Ms Temorary
Loral Issen
The
Denver Post
KOZ
Robert F. Clark Company
Holfnan Television Aeta
Weld GOP Picks County Ticket for Weld Assembly
Weld county Republicans named a full ticket at a Saturday assembly led by State Senator William Ackton Carlson. Key posts include county clerk Ann Spomer, treasurer Charles O. Burrel, and commissioners George Andersen and Hermen Cross. In the State House race, W J Brown, Frank Eckardt, and Stafford Painter led the field. Neal Dilley and James Ogilvie were noted as winnable candidates, with Wilkinson withdrawing after balloting.
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Jaren S. Oglyle
Kersey
Weld County
Republican Assembly
Gunterhall
Gglmvie
General Assembly
Colorado
Frank Eckhardt
la Balle
Stafford Painter
Foggen
Weld
Kerney
Kuner
Robert Widlund
Isaein Ily Saturda
William Aqhton Carlson
Greeley
W J Brown
Futon
Frank Eckardt
Ba Salle
Jogges
Neal Kilieg
Mra
Ann Spomer
Arbion
Northeast West
Carl J. Magemuson
Aull
Distriet
George Arlersen
Hermen Cross
Torth Campas Genvary
GOP
Emily Ti Gunter Pal
CSTE
State House of Representatives
W. L. Wilkinson
la Salle
Assembly
Igh
Wilks Ron
Representatives
Ifs
Init le Rellon
Wold
Republican Organization
W. J. Brown
Hatan
Frank Gick Finrd
Gallons Palmter
Roggen
Neal Diley
Jamon Ogilvie
Jglivia
Ogilvie
Camly
Staw Witwer
Charles ©. Burglas
Melvern Baker
Wia
Ransurer. Durstel
Baker
H. H. Seanning
Genrae Andersen
Thrar
Thrar, Southeast Weld, and Hermen Cross of Kernsy
Avdeveen
Anderden
Southwest Weld
Tren
Tom Kenney
Homer Bruce
Plattevile
State Assembly
Kennedy
Robert G Berard
BEC
William Albion Carlson
Donald A. Carpenter
Anh Spomenr Cles
W.C. Tegtman
Paul Lodwick
Dilley
Whillam
Kelly
Wilkinson
Robert G Smith
Magnuson
Walter Bain
Andersen
Carl Meury
Cross
Charles Karofsky
Hubert Waldorf
Mooder
Earl Ewing
Lace
George J Bradfield
John Evang
Boulder
Firu
Slow Witwer
Mel. W. de Farr
Tom Dever
Wile
Mam Southard
Gudge Carpeo
Temperature tops 107 at 2 PM Monday in Maondas
A hot spell hit Maondas with the afternoon reading reaching 107 degrees by 2 PM Monday. Weather officials warned residents to seek shade and stay hydrated while local businesses reported increased energy use and outdoor heat precautions.
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Maondas, Los
Ben Dvics Company
Taporiad
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