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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1952
Page
13
About 10 American instructors began work in February teaching Indonesian air force trainees. They handle U S made aircraft like the Piper Cub Harvard trainer B25 bomber and Nuetang fighter as Netherlands mission officers guide Indonesian Army training in Bandung West Java.
Betty Luts, a Woodstock high school senior, attended 12 years without missing a day until a one week absence. She and her husband Pir Maurice Morre, stationed at Camp Stone, Calif, took a southern wedding trip. She returned for exams and diploma. The piece also notes a Lord's Acres project by Paradies Baptist church members with tractors plowing 40 acres for corn.
Workers from United Steelworkers of America walk off their jobs at Colorado Fuel and Iron Corp in Pueblo within minutes of a call by Poll Murray for a national steel workers protest. A picket line forms at the main gates as management and union leaders plan an orderly shutdown to protect furnaces and departments. About 6,500 employees across three shifts are affected, with early departures from the 14-Inch A and red willie units.
Inside the mills the fire is halted after 10 minutes causing three deaths as workers rush to start the day. Union reps clog the telephone system delaying some departments. Pueblo reports a meeting at Memorial hall at 8 o clock tonight for Minuequa Colorado Fuel & Iron Triplex American Brake Shoe Cub Freight Car pair firms contract expirations within 19 days.
In Kuala Lumpur, a six dog unit used in jungle operations and station patrols earns official credit for killing three Pomatuniets terrorists and capturing two more. The handler notes the dogs fear only tigers and aircraft, as they are loaned from KA to the army for ambush precaution against Communist guerrillas.
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