West Deplores Climate of Fear While Vital Issues Need Be Met
A Colorado commissioner of education urged the graduating class to defend American freedoms and trust teachers to present ideas clearly. He warned against treachery and communism, urging vigilance to keep government free and the public aware of key issues. Contined on Page 2.
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West
Isidéa
Juyalis
Feae
Grane Vent
Colorado
Woot
Autechonia
Mir
Postponed Hearing in Jimmy Gets Wise Case Before Primary
Pasadena report states Jimmy Gets Wise’s hearing was postponed until after the upcoming primary. The action pivots on related filings and statements by Roosevelt Tywmlay Wis RrAnted, with discussions of a wife’s remarks and possible courthouse proceedings.
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Jimmy
Wise
Pasadena
Roosevelt
Alan
Jim
Konsesels
Park
Astin
Henne Tolt
Tishiy
Riuiffida
Commerasiape
Tore Dlyorens
Mrs Maude Norman of Eaton Dies Here
Mrs Maude Norman of Eaton dies at Weld County General Hospital after a long illness. She married Finyd Norman July 4 1913 in Arkansas and later lived in McAllister Oklahoma Nutalla Oklahoma and Eaton Colorado. Survived by several children grandchildren and great grandchild. Arrangements by Waldron Mortuary.
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Manta Novant
Oakntreet
Eaton
Weld County General Hospital
Maude Wyan Wan
Swarey
Ark
Finyd Norman
Norman Wade
McAllister
Okie
Nutalla
Okla
Special Security Board Rejects Oppenheimer
Washington and President Eisenhower refused to voice opinion on the security panel ruling dismissing Dr W Robert Oppenheimer from nuclear secrets access The three member panel found him loyal but cited past associations and opposition to hydrogen research as security concerns The decision bars use of secret government files for nuclear work and Oppenheimer’s lawyers appealed for reversal The President said the matter is being handled through quasi judicial procedure and would not comment further until settled.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Rk Security Board
Robert Oppenheimer
Special Bomb Energy Commission
Oppenheimer
Special Security Board
Alamic
Willois
Tiat
Ramadier Heads ILO at Thamadier Congress
Ramadier leads ILO event amid French prominence as prominent officials attend. Toastmasters picnic planned with Early Risers Toastmasters hosting a Friday night at Island Grocery. John Tenemill toasts as master of ceremonies with organizers including Armstrong Wheeler Trautwein Paninidi and Knox handling food.
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Farly Risers
Havik
Reid
Awards Day Observed at College High
Five seniors joined the Natanat Hauer society at College High as awards were announced. Jovey Morsberg Alphtte Slow Vie ner Rachel Harm Hetty Broudy earned honors, with Jim Hessne and Clifford Benzel as two sunni members. Donna Wennington spoke as national society rep, Witwer presided, and awards recognized school service and loyalty.
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College High
Wy Theaday
Jovey Morsberg
Alphtte
Slow Viener
Rachel Harm
Hetty Broudy
Jim Hessne
Clifford Benzel
Sam Gates
Donna Wennington
Wie National Society
Pit
Witwer
Sudent Souneil
Noc Menbers
Counell
Junior Nigh
Donald Wickstrom
Judy Decker
Relor High
Terry Goodner
Carol
Fog School Spirits
Sammy Torres
Paty Carlean
bin Welte
Rachel Bara
Council
Mayrene
Weather Local for 24 hours Ending Wednesday and Thursday
Weather bulletin outlines Wednesday highs around 70 to 50 south and 60s north, frost possible Wednesday night in mountains, warmer Thursday with high 60s to 70s. Wyoming sees occasional rain and snow northeast and east central, clearing by evening, overall fair elsewhere. New Mexico stays generally fair with windy Wednesday, warmer north Thursday, and lows near freezing in northern mountains.
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Wyoming
New Mexico
Diplomas to be Awarded at St. Peter's School Friday
Fourteen graduates from St. Peter's School will receive diplomas at a Friday church service at 7:30 PM led by Father Hoffman. The ceremony includes a rosary recitation, benediction, and an address by Father Unstman.
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St. Peter's School
Cerviese
Heey
TF. Hoffman
Father Unstman
Hors Mn Kubiek
Nonnla Tene
Patrica
Resty Trebish
LeAnn
Frances Rithumz
Niemites
Trvit Badel
Marvin Iirb
Urlaster
Fick Hagm
Gin
Jack
Tara Don
Father Hoffman
Mrer Kener Tectinath
Sister Mary Brijida
U.S. Withdraws Technicians from Indochina in 1954
Washington reports the United States is pulling back Air Force technicians from Indochina with some volunteers possibly remaining as replacements. Most personnel are to depart within weeks while France receives new American specialists to fill the gap.
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U.S
Indochina
Washington
Mirericiin
Seeviegnien
Aertcan
Prenich Air Verve
US Air Force
Private plane crash lands in Wolcott Kansas
A private two engine plane based at Wichita during a flight from Grand Junction to Denver crashed landing in a pasture on a ranch near Wolcott. Five aboard were injured including pilot Lee Kenahan and Grant Robertson. Also aboard were Mrs. Karl Berberg and Jon Newman with his son John.
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Wolcott
Wichi
Colorado
Lee Kenahan
Wichita
Grant Robertson
Denver
Grand Junction
Renshaw
Karl Berberg
Little Rock
Ark
Jon Newman
Rengely
John
Han Ymade
Thin Wel
Stth St Sewer Work Stops After Water Table Rift
Work on the ganitat sewer line along Fifth Street halted after three hours Tuesday when City Engineer George Fellows reported the water table would hamper operations beyond the cast lip. Council approved deferring till fall as flood conditions ease and around the district awaited further clearing.
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Ganitat
Fifth Street
George Fellows
City Faihers
Moon
Wouston
Dinetey
Reyminge
Atlelee
Fry Stroyney
Genegal
McCarthy Says White House Opposed Bomb Subversion Hearings
Senator McCarthy said the White House advised against public hearings on subversion in hydrogen bomb facilities. He claimed alarming information on Communist infiltration of the CIA and noted discussions at a White House meeting included two White House secretaries and a high official. He indicated the Senate subcommittee vote would decide if such hearings proceed.
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Washingtos
White House
McCarthy
McCarey
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
Combunista
GIA
CIA
McCarthy Army
Anch
Subcommittee
Army
Ft. Monmouth
Bult
Cohn
Welch
Sen
Lymington
D-Mo
Cahi
Symington
Sohn
Conn
Vito Marcantonio
Alppxy
Poviulia
Marcantonio
Voognes
Hemiarale
McGuiny
Big Three Detour in Fast Car Race Outcomes
Reported in brief, General Motors Ford and Chrysler faced a detour in a three way race event. The odds favored Fay’s team yielding a 96 percent win while the public noted the event’s impact on the car industry standings.
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Mota
Ford
Chrysler
Vai
Major League Baseball Tonight Postponements Report
Major League Baseball games in the American and National Leagues were postponed for the night. Chicago actions and other scheduled night games are affected as internal league schedules shift.
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Cassociated
Chicago
Snow Closes Trail Ridge Amid Severe Colorado Weather
A Canadian cold front moved south across the Rocky Mountain region causing heavy snow on Trail Ridge and surrounding areas. High winds, freezing temperatures, and mixed precipitation were reported from Casper to Cheyenne with forecasts for fair weather after Wednesday night.
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Denver Im
Rocky Mountain
General Mow and Ray
Colorado
Trail Ridge
Cohnaida
Weather Bureau
Shaw
Casper
Douglix
Wyo
Lendvilla
Fraser
Mercury
Eagle
Bates Park
Limco
Aneamie
Fort Bridger
Tig Piney
Rock Springs
Laramie
Flash Explosion Kills 2 Civilians on U S Submarine
A flash from a plastic spray aboard a U S submarine in the shipyard injured six other civilians. Robert Cronin said the blast occurred in the submarines rain hall tank. Names and ages of the two civilians killed were given by officials. A Navy spokesman confirmed the incident and noted the vessel had been recently deployed. The submarine, launched May 11 1945, had been in Portsmouth after World War II.
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U.S
Havesean
John Perry
Colimbians
Ala
Navy
Anita
Ronningtor
Quiet Point
Reb
Cree Miles
Migs Uetty
Dave Nelson
Kittery Point
Maine
Dewey Aleep
Cronin
Terra Howin
Lallarine
Portsmouth
Dorothy Strubel Named to Weld Library Board
Dorothy Strubel was named to the Weld Library Board Wednesday by Chairman George A. Dersen. The appointment, recommended by the committee, runs through May 4, 1937. Strubel, a freelance writer active in the Council of Social Agencies and the Citizens' Council for the Public Schools, lives with her husband and two children in Greendale.
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Dorothy Strubel
Weld Library Board
Peewtin
Morothy Strobel
Catty
George Atedersen
Hosedate
Strubel
Teri
Poaed
Anderson Wij
Strahebs Vivest
Greelay
Lyn Colldren
Lentine
Jual
Coins
Peter
Menken Duntoy
Creelance Weiter
Council of Sorial
Cicens
Tokyo Tour Budget Premier Plans Wheat Spending
Shikera Yoshida budgeted eighty thousand dollars for a fineneld tour. The schedule lists a start on Friday with Kyodo News Service reporting the plan, and mentions a related amount of eighty eight thousand dollars for wheat.
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Tokyo
Shikera Yoshida
Kyodo
Cunningham Chosen Secretary of C&S
Cunningham selected as secretary and fund treasurer of the Colorado and Southern Railway Co. In announcing the decision, President Harry C. Murphy of the railroad said Cunningham will succeed W. H. Anderson, retiring after more than 47 years of service.
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Denver
Traymond
Cunningham
Colorado & Southern Railway Co
Harry C. Murphy
W. H. Anderson
Graduation at College High Thursday Commencement Address Planned
College High will hold commencement for seniors Thursday at 8 pm in the theater of Frater Hall. OSCE president emeritus Dr George Whited Brneihe will deliver the address. CSC president Dr WD Artientrot will present diplomas. scholarships to be announced. Numerous graduates from multiple towns listed with homes in Greeley region noted.
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College Alettschant
Frater Hall
George Whited Brneihe
Emer
OSCE
Artientrot
CSC
Wiplomas
Sam Gates
Toyslege Hich Stp
Greeley
Ant Beams
Taost
Penna Heyningen
Maran Phir
Bas Pave
Els
Jack Baaskin
al Deak Reece
Tost
Ito UT
Jedan Contin
le la Salles
Wit Dimatek
Gaye
Charlee Basten
Florence Fatreutumehe
Walt Portes
Teres Gooner
Lasatiey Catherine Mardin
ML Gee
Bren Vierold
Col LE Aye
Lilia Hockal Bulle
Betty Laeme Mikey
Lacey Mow Morgan
Nalph Te
Quillen
Jongs Roth
Ben Salte
Seth LM Payee
Shays Kergess
Undine Fiken
Thaie
Keraline Waener
Walker
Mare Whestone
Ziee
Save Pinus
Tan Rogie Mary
Salle
Stow Witeez
SLV Rahe
Coln Charges Lack of Good Faith in McCarthy Hearings
A lengthy transcript summary depicts Coln alleging Adams and Stevens lacked good faith in McCarthy era hearings. Testimony covers pressure, influence, and the handling of commissions, with references to Schine, Welch, and other key figures, highlighting disputes over intent and legality.
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Coln
Adams
Stevens
WN Roy Mmedneviay Om
Army Anais
Vostgg
Sum
da Nak
Tinks Army
Colin Deven
Cohin
Colin
Mer Carthy Kubenmnitiee
Catin
McCarthy
Visyit Sahine
Addins
McGarthy
Gils
Coby
Army
Consel
Joseph Welel
Nresend
John Hard
Cohn
Schine
Sehine
Sohn
Coho
Bor
Anewer Welch
Welch
Doe
Flanders Targets McCarthy On Senate Floor
Vermonter Senator Flanders accused Senator McCarthy of using racial issues to divide and confuse the nation and to aid communists. McCarthy fired back alleging Flanders sought to summon him and pressed for clarity on personal ties involving Roy Cohn and an Army private staff aide.
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Washington
Flan’ Ders
R-Vtl
Sem
McCarthy
Hitler
Flanders
Senate
Wisconsin
Cohn
David Lehine
McCarthy Committee
House Expands Social Security Reform Push In House
The House moves to widen Social Security benefits as part of a broad expansion plan. President Roosevelt backs the effort, while critics cite cost and employer implications. Proponents argue the measure reaches more retirees, widows, and disabled workers, with changes affecting farmers and laborers.
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Wabhington
Bis
Senate
Kicenhowee
Iso
Bernie Kieth
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Dorothy
Stew Hel, Auove
C&s
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Rts
Iil
MCA
Wetwten
Mousse Ray
Jemang
Ceming
Fran Buoy
Carthy
Sam
Secretary of the Army
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John G. Ato
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