Baruch Urges Full Economic Mobilization for War Readiness
Former adviser Bernard Baruch called for total economic mobilization in the United States with a quick price freeze and centralized control to prepare for potential global conflict. He urged Congress to authorize broad wartime measures, arguing for balanced demand, comprehensive resource coordination, and readiness of factories and farms to meet military needs. Baruch warned that current policy lacks full mobilization and could fail against threats abroad and inflation at home. He stressed equal treatment of all resources and a national plan to shift labor, money, and materials to essential defense needs.
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Washington
Hernard Baruch Tocar
United States
Waren
Tei
Eyota
Barnet
Senate
Truman Jim
Baruch
Truman
Baruchwail
America
Truman Signs Bill To Bolster Forces Of Friendly Nations
President Truman signed a bill authorizing aid to friendly nations to bolster defense against aggression. The measure provides equipment and material for allied forces under U S military assistance programs and ties into the North Atlantic security pact. Officials frame it as a step toward a stronger, coordinated response to aggression in Europe and Asia.
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Truman
Bill
Washington
Rman
Troan
Congress
Auro Nancy
Tenman
A&M President Urges U.S. Build Up Armed Forces Without Delay
Monte Vieta July 26. W B Morgan Colorado A M College president and former army colonel urged immediate U S military buildup. He spoke at the San Jos Valley experimental fair, warning that failure to act risks grave danger and price penalties as employment and control are at stake.
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A&m
U.S
Monte Vieta
Colo
W. B. Morgan
Colorado A. & M. College
Mary Alnd
Paris
Ang Yiattors
San Jos Valley
Walt Oydl
Foot Bridge Over No 3 Ditch Approved For Construction
City council approves a pedestrian and bicycle foot bridge over No 3 Ditch at Tenth street and Nineteenth Avenue after a petition from area property owners. The bridge will be wider with sloped approaches for safety, under city supervision. The water department also authorized to buy a new Caterpillar tractor for about 5800 from McCoy Co Denver for use on the new transmission line and general maintenance.
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Tenth Street
Nineteenth Avenue
Herbert 8
Mann
Carl HU
Water and Bewerr
Water Department
McCoy Company
Denver
PMA Representative Discusses 1993 CCC Contract with Dealers
Mexie from PALA met with Pes committee leaders and Northern Columda Petals Sellers association founders in Denver to present and explain the commodity credit corporation oral contract. Diskussion covered marketing, shipping, and related points with about 20 dealers present.
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PMA
Mexie
Allen Fro
PALA
Denver
Pes
Columda
Commodity Credit Corporation
Aye Elite Questi
Jill Mathews
Ecratary
Linn Destees
Sail
Well-known barber dies in Greeley home
Robert Lea Parks a prominent Greeley barber and co-owner of Saisom Barber Shop died at his home 622 Ninth Avenue after moving to Greeley in 1925. Survived by Lula Greer his wife and a large extended family, funeral services to be announced by Adamson Mortuary.
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Robert Lea Parks
Greeley
Parka
Chilldren
Mira
Gladyy Adams
Vivian Meeker
Karon
Milekell Parke
Las Vegan
Nev
Warjarle Norman
Naps
Call
Toseus Taylor
Los Angeles
Hereshel Taylor
Fresno
Calf
Melevin Taylor
Coronado
Callt
Uenlah Rutherford
Kelka
Wash
Alan
WT. Parks
Geverly Hille
Calif
G. Parks
Kansas City
J. D. Milchwll
Adamson Mortuary
Greeley Budget Plans Bond Investment For Community Center
Greeley officials authorize investing two hundred thousand dollars of the community center building fund into government bonds. The city council and finance committee approved the move after considering petitions and the request from community groups. A detailed plan names councilmember and committee roles and outlines steps for bond issuance and related installations.
Truman Urges Production Hikes and Expansion of Basic Industry
President Truman appeals for rapid production growth and expansion of basic industries to sustain wartime needs. He seeks emergency powers, new tax funding, and coordinated controls to prevent shortages while warning of continued inflation and supply strain as Korea fight continues. He stresses civilian sacrifice, prudent spending, and continued defense mobilization to meet future military and economic demands.
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Congress
Korea
Taya
Cederal Ioana
Rugtt
Duduairy
Gresenk
Nioe
Vranas Nay
Ranan
Mary
Tetman
Trozune
Ole Presdant
Jin
Marilyn Lowell Bunn Convalescing Here
Marilyn Lowell Bunn is convalescing after an injury from an accident near Crealey. She is receiving support from family and friends and is expected to stay for three weeks while recovering, with care from Mrs Mian and others in the neighborhood.
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Marilyn Lowell Bunn
Mya
Glen
Lupton Accepts Designation Degree in State House Bid
Rep. Bills P. Lupton of Georgetown chairs the Colorado Ilttia Toa yer commission and accepted a rehomitation resignation by the democrats to the state house of representatives. The secretary of state's office announced Lupton filed his acceptance. His district includes Fort Creek Bayly Gayly Pickin and Bammik counties.
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Lupton
Bills P. Lupton
Georgetown
Colorado
Ilttia Toayer” Commission
State House of Representativns
Olfi¢n
Hix
Toot Creek
Bayly
Gayly
Pickin
Bammik
Bad Weather Hampers Hopper Control Plans
Weather and frequent mishaps have delayed Wyoming's 1950 grasshopper control program. Agriculture Commissioner Adolph Jamin said the deadline moved from April 1 to July 26 as planes and equipment faced accidents and intermittent difficulties. Ranchers report grassland damage where control hasn’t yet occurred, though overall progress is reportedly satisfactory given conditions.
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Chayenne
Mada Hng
Wyoming
State Agricultura
Adolph Jamin
Dewdline
Hamm
VFW Watchman Beaten Near Garden City Hall
Carl Anderson, a watchman at the VFW hall in Garden City, was seriously injured early Wednesday after being slugged by unknown assailants. He was dragged into a stall, robbed, and his telephone wires cut. Anderson is hospitalized in Weld County Public Hospital in critical condition. Deputy Sheriff W. C. Tortmangald reported details of the break in and assault.
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Carl Anderson
Tenth Avenue
Garden City
Sluck
Asiderson
Weld County Public Hospital
W. C
Conan
Audahevint
Anderson
Conaniowanras
Boa Im
Taghman
Meak
Bey Anty
Aulernon
Bargain Days Set by Greeley Merchants Friday and Saturday
Greeley merchants announce a two day Bargain Days event Friday and Saturday. Local retailers plan sales, special offers, and community participation across areas including Unity Park and nearby blocks. Authorities urged shoppers to verify hours and discounts.
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Greeley
Peniticis Consult Got Writ For Firm Office
A garbled OCR note claims a Palitic consultant wrote the president of a Philadelphia corporation asking for an office staff halt. The fragment mentions a public tele clone consultant and a doubt about a song “Ut iy.”
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Philadalphis
Italy
Palitic Penitivis
L*bilnielphia Corporation
Oller Uny
Tela
Pot Hla
Bright Forecast for Coal and Shale Industry
Colorado officials told a legislative committee that the future for coal and shale oil looks bright, but profitability remains doubtful today. Doherty of the Bureau of Mines warned that a synthetic-fuels plant would require vast capital and resources, with questionable returns depending on coal and hydrogenation costs.
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Denver
Colorado
Com
Ol Aliate
Holh J. 2
Doherty
Bureau of Mines
W. RB. McCutchen
Army Engineers
Tom Allen
Slate Coal Nine
Tossula Saln
Athea- Tis
Highway Board Urges Short Cut For Denver Los Angeles Route
Denver July 20 A state advisory board approves a plan to build a Navajo Trail highway from Denver to Los Angeles via the Four Corners area with a junction near Powell New Mexico. The board asks Interior Secretary Rid Chapman to accelerate construction and pledges cooperation. Estimated cost lacks a firm figure but a previous estimate cited four million dollars. The route would pass through the Navajo and Southern Ute reservations with potential regional development.
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Denver
Gay. Johnson
Navajo Indian Reservation
Arizots
Colorado
Long-Time Local Resident Dies Wednesday
Local resident Aria Aatan Hutval passed away Wednesday in Macon. The Greensley community mourns a life spent serving neighbors and church, with survivors including family across Greeley. Funeral services will be announced by Adamson Mortuary.
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Macon
Gresley
Hae
Svaeon Lanka
Greensley
Lee Pot
Gaveral Vanes
Ohina
Ds Wits
Mit
Cort Tons Vdygarda Murghy
Maredh We Hanah
Central Polng
Ora, Verna A
Carr
Greeley
Ani
Americans Retake Hadong Amid Korean Front Turmoil
Amid heavy fighting around Yongdong and Hadong, American forces recaptured Hadong while North Korean troops pressed southward toward Pusan. U N forces reported stagnation near Yongdong with renewed Chinese and North Korean pressure, as American reinforcements moved forward to bolster a fragile line toward Pusan.
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Coustter
Taejon
Tasson-Yongdong
U. S. Army
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Pusan
U.S
Yongdong
Kumehoa
Wongdong
Wiilet
Geanreal Mearehitr
Auaying
Firielnn
MacAnthur
Werth
Farler
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Higavang
Kinnelan
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Toruim
Mie
Uelong
Tanjon
1. S
Eighth Army
Ht Keren
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Tavjon
Tiree
Snd
BNE
Yesully
Tokyo
Mard Avitinr
Fusitiona
Avery
Prs
Sterling Youth Traffic Fatality Reported In Sterling
A tragic highway collision near Sterling leaves 18 dead and multiple injured. The report outlinesaled names, ages, and the sequence of events involving a tow chain accident and subsequent vehicle impacts on Highway 153 near Merina, with emergency response and hospital treatment noted.
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Vietims
Anierdon
Eula
Roy W. Kirby
Luu Thome Thatter
Sterlins
Tosovh
Loveland
Janideyson
BBC
Santoot Fowler
Bhatmim
Plumas Lloyd Ution
Shere
Leaefer
Merina
Rodd Watohing
Fixel
Evereth
Wayne Kent
Ostreal
Creeley
Tia Hody
Olbrra
Anna Fee Maprall
Willaed
Calo
Pie
Wenger
Willan Mauve
Sterling
Tuttler
Moncrief
Tuller
Watler
Moncrief Owas
Hatler
Driavasie
Kent
Thatler
Trator Ag
Butler
Mutler
Went
Leevolinpe Seth
Rand
Ford
Cineora
Palvatman Ashkon Post
Rely Tm
Sergeint
Chelelansra
Shovitr Melonht
Wushisien Vents
Poytar Wilhey
Evaity
Weather Outlook for Wednesday May 25
Today will be partly cloudy with a high near 85 and a low around 65. Scattered showers are possible tonight as a cold front approaches. Strong winds and light rain possible in some areas while overall conditions remain unsettled.
Unclear Local Notice With Fragmented Names
Fragmentary text mentions several unclear names and items including Sharp Services and Macy’s references. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
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