Steel Strike Court Reverses Seizure of Mills
The Supreme Court ruled President Truman lacked authority to seize the steel mills. The decision orders the government to return mills to private owners and ends the government’s wartime control. CIO leader Philip Murray calls a nationwide strike as workers walk out and pickets form at Gary Indiana and South Chicago. The ruling, written by Justice Black with majority support, limits presidential power in economic emergencies and preserves congressional authority.
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Waeadington
Frident Truman
He Steel
Supreme Court
Alegal
Truman
Special Manenger
Commerce Bawres
Washington
The
Wichin
CIO
Philip Murray
Dows
High Court
David A. Pine
Algel
Black
Justice Slack
Jualite Vinson
Reed
Minton
Flack
Vinson
Murray
Toungstown
Ohio
Hicket
Gary
Ind
South Chicago
U.S. Steel Company
Cockerman
NPA
U.S. Senate
Hickenloope
Iowa
Uooray
R-N.h
Camerma
Lerma
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Elliement
Shndby
Hoperlangs
Terman Han
Congress
White House
Tho Truman
Supreme Cour
White
Tephert Baker
St. Paw
Cribs
Buller
Acretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Bus Crash Injures Sixteen Tourists Near Pine Springs
Sixteen people were injured when a bus skidded on a wet road and overturned on the Carlsbad El Paso highway about four miles east of Pine Springs. The bus, operated by Cartahad Caverns coaches, was taking tourists to the famed caverns.
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el Paso
Tex
Sheen Gereonn
Cartahad Caverns Coaches
Carlebad
Pine Springs
Memorial Day Weekend Traffic Toll Sets New Record
A three day Memorial Day weekend saw traffic deaths reach 360, the highest on record for such a holiday. The National Safety Council had projected 310 deaths in the 78 hour period, from Thursday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. At least 147 other fatalities occurred in various forms of vehicle incidents, including 34 drownings and 63 due to other causes, with state tallies ranging across Alabama to Wyoming.
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National Safety Council
Viclesen
Arizona
Arkansen
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Ilinois
Todinna
Town
Kenehs
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Masuchugauroi
Michigan
Dfinnecota
Misouri
Montana
Nebraska
New Mampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Bskota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Islana
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennesses
Texas
Utah
Vermont BC
Virginia
Washington
Meal Virgins
Wieconsin
Wyoming
District of Columbia
Two Reclamation Bureau Men Drown in the Fraser
Vernon Firdsell Granby town marshal identified two men as Gordon Burk 44 and Howard Knutson 45 both Denver fishers employed by the U S Bureau of Reclamation. They drowned when their rubber boat capsized on the Fraser River near Granby. Burk left a wife and daughter. Knutson was unmarried. A friend reported their disappearance after they set out to sort down the treacherous stream.
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Granty
Colo
Denver
Lindey
Ie Prager
Vernon Firdsell
Granby
Tham
Gordon Burk
Howard G. Knutson
U. S. Baureau of Reclamation
Birdsill
Ted Walker
Burk
Knutson
Treacher
Firdsil
Buck
Kroun
Sous
Ishermen
Koutesot
Alenin
Xanteen
Burk Fe Hosviyad
Lela May Aultman Joins Christian Science Lectureship Panel
Lela May Aultman of Denver has been named to the Christian Science Board of Lectureship at the Mother Church annual meeting in Boston. A native of Colorado, she studied at Colorado State College of Education and Carnegie Tech. She acted on Broadway, worked for the Tribune, and is a public practitioner of Christian Science healing in Denver. Col. Robert Filla Key was named president of The Mother Church at the same gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Lela May Aviimse
Denver
Clittal
Dostan
Masaachissetts
Colorado
Colorado State College of Education
Nils Aullman
Chels- van Gefence
Slate College of Education
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
New York City
State of the Christian Science Publishing
Sooiery
Benton
Misa Animan
Theater Guild
Lillom
Brosdwey
Mise Aultman
The
Tribune
Mra
Tela Aultman
St.the Trailing
Wililrm
Metropolitan’ Water System
Son Angeles
Robert Filla Key
Lon- Son
England
Pleat Church of Christ
Selsapels
Boston
Colonel Key
GhrieWan Science
Ward Case May Go to Jury Tue Evening
Denver June 2 There were indications that the second trial of Freddy Ward bankrupt Denver automobile dealer may go to the jury in district court by tomorrow evening. District Attorney Bert A Keating said his final witness would be Ralph B Mayor Jr Denver county who audited the records for Ward s company after it went bankrupt last July. Frederick F Tekerson Ward s attorney said testimony at Mayo probably will be brief and he plans to call no defense witnesses. Ward on trial on charges of fake pretenses confidence game and conspiracy based on a 109000 loan obtained by his company from a Denver investment firm. He was acquitted in April on other charges filed in the case.
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Denver
IWA
Freddy Ward
Distrhet Court
Bert A. Keating Sal Hla
Ralph B. Mayor Jr
Denver Wa
Ward
Frederick F. Tekerson
Mayo
From & Denver Investment
Colorado Men to Board Ike Train at Kansas City
Thornton and other Colorado leaders plan to join General Eisenhower’s special train in Kansas City to ride to the Abilene celebration. Governor plans to attend the American Legion convention in Alamosa and has not ruled on his political plans.
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Denver
Juss
Thornday
Colorado
Dwight DP
Hisenhower
Kansan City
Itm
Abilene
Kan
Pexton
Eisenhower Organizaion
Thornton
Kansas City
American Legion
Alamosa
Arthur C. Sheely
Fort Col Ins
Cochairman
Eineshower
Gald
Marriage Licenses Granted to Numerous Couples in Several States
A list of marriage licenses includes Noeend RO OSimansky and Elsing M. Fritxter of Windsor, Jiarald L. Alexander of Longmont, Elizabeth Jane Tewksbury of Denver, Donald C. Fellowe of Cheyenne, Shirl Meettonsten of Greeley, Norris Ire Richmond of Spring Lake, Mich, Jusce Ruth Keds map of Platteyue, Erasmo Ledesma and Sorifina Pineda of New Braunfels, Donald Rey Mallin of Latow, and Roth Joanna Brinkman of Ault.
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Maretage
Osimansky
Kirk
Elsing M. Fritxter
Windsor
Jiarald L. Alexander
Longmont
Elizebeth Jane
Charles Gregory Named Executive Vice President at First National Bank
Charles A Cragory took the role Monday as executive vice president of the First National Bank of Greeley. He brings extensive farm loan, real estate, auto and personal loan experience from Englewoon and Manzanola banks. Gregory, 54, filled the post after the death of Remon B Hendy in a car accident. He and his wife rent in Greeley and have three children, with one son in Beattie and another in Colorado Springs. He is a World War II veteran and has served as Manzanola town official and bank cashier prior to joining First National.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Cragory
First National Bank of
Fok
Gregory
Twenty-First Avenue
Stanley Cleveland
Ester Park
Mr. Gregory
Millicent Gregory
Manzanola
Evelyn Hibbs
Burlingame
Calif
Hobert
Colorado Springs
Richard
Jeft
al Manzanala
Pehoal
Colorado College
Disbarred Denver lawyer Clarence Moore noted
Clarence O Moore former Denver and Rangers attorney was disbarred in Colorado after being convicted of embezzlement and is now serving a Canon City state penitentiary sentence.
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O. Moore
Denver
Clarence O. Moore
Rangers
Altoroes
Colorado
Ono State Suprameé Tour
Moore
Canon City
Stoneham Well Core Reaches Muddy Sand Depths
The A L Grabiil well of Charles Atchison and South Texas Development reports an 84 foot core from the Stoneham dome area in Weld County above the Muddy Sand. Muddy sand shows at 748 with cuttings near 5780, prompting coring after an earlier low recovery. Two new Weld county wildcat tests were started while others were completed and abandoned.
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A. L. Grabiil
Charles Atchison and South Texas Development Company
Stoneham
Weld County
Mortanton
Fou Texas
Weld
Khmke
Pawnee Buttes
Progress
Tuley & Curler
Atchison and
South Terns Development Company
Gillette Dome
Grover
Colorado
Jima
Esre
Krieger
North Greacewood
Wyoming Drilling Company
Earl Riler
South Texas Development Company
Colorado Interstate Gas Company
South Texas
Tulay & Carter
Stoneham Dome
Tuley & Carter
Graybill
Atchison
Loveland Plane Crash Leaves Two Men Critically Hurt
Two Loveland men were critically injured when their small plane crashed shortly after takeoff from a Loveland airport three miles south and west of Longmont. Owner Paul Draper 40s, a Loveland pharmacist and craftsman, suffered head injuries. passenger Walter Zajec 47 from Fort Worth Texas endured dark injuries. Both were taken to Longmont hospital. The plane enroute to Denver was destroyed. civil aviation and local authorities launched an investigation.
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Loveland
Colo
Paul Draper
Intaw
Walter Zajec
Fort Worth
Texas
Longmont Hospital
Larimer County
Ray Barger
Longmont
Denver
Barger
Wreckace
Wisdom Sermon Highlights Moral Basis of Knowledge
Rev. Lundgren spoke at Greeley high senior vesper service on the beginning of wisdom. He urged that knowledge without wisdom lacks moral grounding, citing ethics as binding as physical laws, and emphasized recognizing humans as creations with dignity. The program featured musical performances by students and ends with the Greeley high commencement set for 8 pm Wednesday at the High School gymnasium.
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Harold B. Tundgren
Grenley High
Eighth Avenue Synocéium
Lundgren
America
ULB
Fprovessions
Martia Gold
Janet Taylor
Nancy Reed
BR Heney
Church of God
Koganna
God
Belen Tanner
Lloyd Kinds
Aung
Triple Win
Andrey Bachman
Luwanda Stetlens
Mice Nach
Verla Berlling
Brenda Miller
Mary Wens
Prances Mann
Jane Taylor
Arva Mae Marths
Brabins
Jessy Winters
Holy
Mary
jRudence
Dob Miller
Sputter
Rev
Mency
Athalis
Marels Gold
Jane Lor
Nancy
Weather summary for two days with patchy showers
Weather notes show a 24 hour period ending Sunday with a high of 77 and a low of 48, followed by Monday with a high of 89 and a low of 43. Colorado weather expects cloudy skies Monday through Tuesday with scattered afternoon or evening showers or thunderstorms mainly in the mountains, with a lift in temperature. Wyoming forecasts a similar pattern with a chance of isolated showers or thunderstorms Monday night and Tuesday, and a general temperature change.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Winter injured in wreck dodging dog on Fourteenth Ave
H J Winter treated at Wel County hospital after a Monday morning crash when he swerved to avoid a dog on Fourteenth Avenue between Tenth and Eleventh streets. No hospitalization required. Car damage estimated at 75 dollars. Vehicle driven by Dale Carroll Fruit, 20, of GIF Thisternth Avenue.
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Homer J. Winger
Wel County Hospital
Fourteenth Avenue
Fatrolman Wl
Timken
Winter
Tenth
Eleventh Streets
Sa Om
Adon
Alrick
Dale Carrol Fruit
Eighth Avenue
Wene F. Widner
Seventh Avenue
Tierald Robert Gade
Donver
Pinky Ragsdale Dies of Heart Attack in Pueblo
Darrell Pinky Ragsdale 41, former Gracely businessman, died at 2 30 am Monday at Pueblo hospital after a heart attack Friday night. He owned a Pueblo clothing store with Norman Dean and Harlan Hautch of the Imibhs Clothing Co. Others left Pueblo Monday for Greenley. Ragsdale came to Greeley in 1942, worked at Hibbs Clothing, served in the Navy, and helped start Gregory Clothing Co. He was born December 1910 in Elizabeth Colorado and received a Distinguished Service Key in 1944. Survived by wife Geraldine Bullard and two children. Funeral at Fort Collins Wednesday.
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Darrell
Pinky) Ragsdale
Gracley
Tueblo Hospital
Teagsdale
iBergerman's
Pueblo Clothingators
Norman Dean
Harlan Hautcheng
Imibhs Clotiing Company
Dean
Hautchens
Puebla
Ragsdale
Minnequa Club
Pueblo
Hogyital
Necalista al
Suidaoy
Navy
Greeley
Gregory Clothing Company
Alore
Rags Dinte
Curtin Sothing Company
Fort Collins
Colorado Arm College
South Newvorkish
Plizabeth
Colo
Janior Chamber of [Commerce
Fort Collinson & White Reports
Hee
Camerin Paas
Arm
Ringadele
Sigma Chi
Enllene
Jienver
Racstale
E. Bakes Bullard
Rist Canon
Jaycee Paper Drive Set for June 8 in Greeley
The Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce will conduct a paper drive on June 8 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Chairman Bernard J. Melody urged residents to place batches of papers on the curb for collection, continuing the club's longtime community effort.
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Greeley
Eisenhower to retire Tuesday without pay allowances
Washington reports Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower will retire at his own request and stop drawing $18,761 in monthly pay and allowances. He plans to campaign for the Republican presidential nomination while remaining technically on active duty, with term ending as he leaves for Abilene and his first campaign speech.
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Washington
Army
Duight
Eisenhower
Lemorrow
Offieern
la Portica
T'enlagan
Floyd Parks
Soldiers move on unruly Korean POW camp with bayonets
In Kojalaland Korea on Monday American troops advanced into a Korean prisoner of war compound, tearing down banners and repairing barbed wire. POWs jeered, sang, and demonstrated as guards stood watch from towers around the 5,000 yard square enclosure.
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Kojalaland
Korea
Innoy
Xhowt & A.m
Rch
Estes Park Woman Injured In One Car Crash
Alberta Wicklow, 27, of Estes Park, is in Longmont hospital with two skull fractures after a single vehicle crash three tenths of a mile west of Estes Park around 2:40 a.m. Sunday. Donald Robinson, 19, of Boulder, sustained a leg fracture and Darma Hansen, 19, of Pislea Park, suffered a possible back injury as the third occupant. The Studebaker was a total loss after skidding 51 feet, traveling 1340 feet on the left shoulder and rolling 100 feet. Patrolman Ferguyta reports the car left the roadbed.
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Alberta
Wicklow
Estes Park
Longmont’ Hospital
State Patrol
Donald Robinson
Broadway
Boulder
Lo Boulder
Estees Park Hospital
Turburlsee
Darma Hansen
Pislea Park
Antu
Gal Studebaker
Studebaker
Ferguyta
Fort Collins
Funeral services for Mrs Char Hauer Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Char nia Anna Roberts Hauer of Weld County will be held from Adamson mortuary in Greeley at 2 p m Tuesday with interment in Linn Grove. Mrs. Hauer, born March 25 19 , had been a resident of Weld County all her life. She was a graduate of Grover Wish school and married Gar Maurer at Cheyenne March 15 1923. They lived for years in Hereford where Mr Maurer was a member of Hereford Community church. Surviving are widower Gar Maurer and seven children Donald K Ralph Hauer of Cheyenne Mrs Betty Thompson of Greeley James and Carl Hauer Jr of Hereford Charles and Irene Hauer at home. Also surviving her father Charles Roberts Sr of Brush. Hauer was sister of Charles L Hebert Jr and others in Cheyenne, Mazine Earsterwood and Gladys Atney. There are four grandchildren. Temperature note and other fragments follow.
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Char
Nia Anna Roberts Hauer
North
Driggsdale
Adamson Mortuary
Greeley
Linn Grov
Hauer
Kerses
Weld
Bertle
Shoe
Grover Wish School
forGar| Maurer
Cheyewnne
Hiereford
Naver
Hereford
Haver
Donald K
Ralph §. Hauer
Cheyenne
Betty Thompain
Creeley
James
Carl Hauers
Gharies
Irene Hauer
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Reclamation Bureau
Fraser
Berlin
West Berlin
Abel Ruslan
Aueslan
Effert
No Man's Land
Bertin
Lela May Aultman
Christian Science Board of
Ike
New C.S
Mise Lela May Autimany Shore
Christian Science Board of Lectureship
Charles Gregory
First National
Tn, Beaty and Compans Bank
Inglexned Bank
He &No
City Comnellman
City Enunill
Stoneham Well
Topay
Associated Press
Cleveland
Leman
Hepan
Jebbette
Reynolds
Berra
Chicago
Holcombe
Lollar
Nixon
Wiiter
Louis
Phiadelphia
Sutt
Detroit
Brooklyn
Lees
Sabina
van Cuyk
Walker Kelly
Ramavell
Atwell
Paul Ho Draper Sar
Greeley Aleh
Nellie Draper
Paul Yeas
Glerk
Clark Drag Company
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Parle
Hie
H. J. Winter
Pinky Ragsdale
Jaycee
Charlotte Hauer
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