Troops and Tanks Raid POW Camp Leaders Seized
U S troops and tanks raided three prisoner of war camps on Kole Inland Korea on June 4. Guards pulled down banners as defiant leaders were captured and prisoners were moved to enforce discipline. Far larger alarms and weapons were used as anti red prisoners were separated and escorted out amid heightened tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Tuckman Kole
Korea
U. S
Ford
Jsland
Geneva
Innide
Consimuniet
Sorleoner
Harverl
Haydon
Boamer
Koje
Campaian
Oreer
Ogier Sanity Hearing Set and Tragic Domestic Case
A sanity hearing for Ogier is scheduled for June 9. A coroner's jury ruled Mrs. Ogier died from injuries after altercations with her husband Alfred Ogier. District Attorney Marc Smith said no charges will be filed due to lack of proof linking Ogler to the death and medical testimony. Ogier admitted drinking, with dispute over his drinking affecting the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Gater
Ogier
Rainfall report across Greeley area Wednesday
Light rain fell across the region on Wednesday morning with measurable totals at several stations. Greeley area gauges recorded from trace to 0.16 inches with the Creal Western Sugar Company at Jolastown noting 0.16 and Public Service station 0.09 inches. Temperatures ranged from 55 to 57 degrees as a brief hail event affected the county briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Pubiis Service Company
Creal Western Sugar Company
Jolastown
Bark
Cheeles
Greelow
Augar
Falom
Public Service
Platfon
REA Approves New Line Extension for Galeton Area
The announcement states the Rural Electrification Administration grants a new line from Galeton in Weld County. Construction covers four miles of transmission lines and $95 miles of tap lines, with most work planned in Larimer and Weld counties. Farmers in Latimer, Boulder, and Weld counties would benefit from the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colm
Tne A
Freeytenstaly
Nor Hinrs
Rucml
Plectrifira
Hign Nsspetaliin
Granind Adnan
Spaniah Waller A. Teel
Ffe
Elnetrification Administration
Washington
Sit
Tinanre
REA Perens
Latimer
Roulder
Weld
Ork
Larimer County
Besel
Galeton
White House calls labor industry meeting over steel strike
The White House invites leaders of the CLO Steelworkers union and major steel firms to a 8 p.m. meeting at the old State Department building to push a settlement after the strike wave sparked by President Truman's steel seizure order. Attendees include executives from U S Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Republic Steel, Youngstown Sheet and Tube, and others while the Steelworkers negotiate with industry spokesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jim
White House
Nvitation
CLO Steelworkers
John R. Steelcnap
State Department
Philip Murray
Supreme Court
Truman
Ateel Milin
Bterlinso
Steplman
Eral
Eiselmen
Aix
Philp Murray
Uited
Murcaye Steel
Benjamin Filriess
U. S. Steal Corp
Henjanin
Marcell, Jones
Laughlin Steel Co
Frank Purnell
Youngstown
Charles M. White
Republic Steal Corny
A. B. Homer
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Clarence Ran" Hall
Inland Steel Co
Irving Perimeter
Wastelant White Howad Prénn
Thern
W D Farr Heads Scout Council Finance Drive
W D Fare of Greetay lll to chair the Longs Peal council finance campaign with an outlined plan for the campaign and budget. Fort Collins hosts a meeting with institutional representatives and council members to plan 1953 programs and funding. A general session will set the council program and budget for 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Fare
Greetay
Longs Peal
Mange
Ebleh Gela
Sania
Fort Collins
Dunior Pigh
Gounell
Aistelet
Mereling
Fare
Roy Wright
Lonemant
Seneral Salleiter
Cherter Wingbeld
Fort Lain
Son
Michael
Arthur Abbey
Chey Aone
Prasynda
Loveland
Fred Bernion
Cheyanne
Pulliam
Campine
Aptvinies
TJ Michael
Fore Collins
Weather Loral for 24 bourgeoting at 1 aim
Weather forecast for multiple regions shows high values around 87 with a low near 657 and light precipitation about .05 inches. Partly cloudy conditions give way to scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms, warmer in western areas Wednesday afternoon.
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Loral
Divide
Wyoming
New Mexico
Gilcrest Early Potato Outlook Encouraging Prospects
The Gilcrest District reports a favorable early potato outlook with weather and water conditions supporting an abundant crop. Harvesting starts next month and runs into September, while growers review OPS storage regulations amid concerns of high losses last year and slow storage allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilcrest
Dom Stewart
Ailcrast
Ops Regis Jalione
Colorado
Red Sitdown Strike Falls Flat in Paris
In Paris a 2 hour sit down strike failed to gain momentum as workers returned to routine in hose factories and rail yards. CGT organized protests over arrests of Frances Loored and party leaders Duclos and Andre SUI, but turnout and impact were limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Eirike
Frances
Grabill Well Oil Show Near Stoneham in Dakota
In Weld county Colorado the Grabill well of South Texas Development Co in section 28 42 56 NW of Stoneham showed oil on core tests with a second core planned and a drill stem test to follow. Nearby wells and county data marked ongoing drilling activity across the region with multiple crews and operators reporting tests and potential completions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Grabill
South Texas Development Company
Earl Siler
Grover
Colorado + Wyoming
Sterling (Kansas) Drilling Company
Arthur Sheelz
Continents
G11 Company
Crawalola
Grover i6
Balamonte No. 1
Fierca
California
Burkingham
Nwne
Noble Drilling Company
Fast
Grovet
Pawner Buttes
Ehmts Weil
Prograsa Oil Company
Welaw
Surface Pine
Sterling
Kansas
Uhin
Wickland
James Sloss
Larimer
Colorado Oil and His Conservation Commission
Alwood
Graylin
Gressewood
Hiawatha
Alt
Inn
Mount Hope
North Mrcallum
Pawnee Creek
Powder Wash
Price Gramps
Rangely
Weber
Konth Springdale
Springdale
St Tow Creek
Walker
Ril
Wellington
Ifis Weel
West Peeta
Willardian
Wilcan Creek
Yenter
East German guard shoots American MP near Berlin
An American military policeman was wounded by an East German guard on Machnower Strasse near the U S sector boundary in Berlin. Maj. Gen. Lennie Mathewson condemned the act as barbaric and disciplined, demanding punishment for the defender. Pvt. Wilfred Br. Chenvert of North Granfton, Minnesota, injured in the leg, returned to duty after first aid. The incident occurred amid a tense moment as Soviet bloc tensions and a partial blockade relaxation influenced patrol routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bert
Lennie] Mathewson
Hues
Machnawer Strasse
U. S
Mathewson Wald
Lauldier
Wilfred BR. Chenevert
Bridge St
North Grafton
Mask
759Th Military Police
Miller
Jean
Einstein Pallerman
Evile
West Germany
Hari Jalit Boollese
Pritlah Senlor
Weat
Flood Relief Bill Signed in Washington
President today signed a flood relief bill appropriating 43,100,090 dollars for emergency food relief. Of this total 34,400,000 goes to the army engineers and 9,? to the ashchituce department. Funds will aid flood damaged farmlands by supporting drainage, dikes, levees, and stream clearance projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tenman
Army
Ashchituce
Improvement Districts Get First City Approval
Three improvement district ordinances cleared first readings by the city council Tuesday night signaling growth. District 200 covers curb and gutter on Fourteenth Avenue between Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets, District 201 includes curb and gutter on both sides of Fifth Avenue between Twenty First and Twenty Second Streets, and District 202 funds all paving in that block plus Fifth Avenue area. Council to enter contract with Jesse Taylor to cover shared costs. city manager notes long pending effort and highway department approval for water route on Eighth Avenue.
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Fourteenth Avenue
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Fifth Avenue
Tewenty Ffth Street
Belween Eighth and
Eleventh Avenues
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Thainly
Jesse Taylor
Taylor
Ray Gase
Mghway Department
Eighth Avenue
Melvern Baker Heads the DAV in Greeley Chapter
Melvern T. Baker was elected commander of the Greeley Me adled American Veterans chapter No 8. New officers include Kaney Rinrall senior vice commander Charles Bumeray junior vice commander Tul Telnipa adjutant treasurer Frank Walker chaplain Tom Squibb junior advocate John GuiMinn department commander and other officers. Installation set for Tuesday at the chapter home with all department officers. Baker, age 37, born in Republican Kane, moved to Rinn community, Weld County, and is a Kil Motor Co. executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvern T. Baker
Greeley Meadled
Baker
Cenior
Deartment
Romney Peakher
Republican Kane
Rinn
Weld
Eletant Manageer
Kil Motor Company
Taft Leads Narrowly in South Dakota Presidential Race
Election results from South Dakota show Senator Taft lead Eisenhower by about 4 percentage points with Taft 64,227 votes and Eisenhower 61,597. Kefauver gains in several states including California and South Dakota, while Knowland appears on both party ballots in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laut
Robert Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Nokota
Kefauver
San Estes
Unin
Dakeland
California
Dakaty
Teanespear Chis
Olaht Vater
South da- Hola
Nlis
Maryland
Voator
Can Kefaugen
Georgli
Richaryl Bluseell
Arm
Mutial Security
Averell Harriman
Big
Knowland
Kethuver
Gav
Earl Warren
William F. Knowland
Truman
Clinton MeKinnem
Gui
Edmund Brown
Worton
Uckel
Ang
Thaman H. Werdel
Alabama
Rigel
Russel
Tall
Tomorow
Duckhannon
W.va
Analda
Warren
Werdal
Preeineta
Ke Fgauver
Brown
U.S
Republican
McKnnon
Demnocratia
Epochdad
Mcliunon
Cash prizes and parade plans for July 4 highlights
Brice Miller serves as parade chairman and announces a total $350 cash for LH floats with $250 from the Greeley Daily Tribune and $100 from the July 4 celebration committee. A trophy is awarded to the first place LH 4-H winner. Warren Air Base band Iron Cheyenne to perform before the fireworks. Tickets for the horse and rodeo sale and parade festivities are on sale through the chamber of commerce offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash Sworde
Brice
Miller
Parsoa
Greeley Daily Tribune
Tlen
Millar
Warren Air Base
Iron Cheyenne
Rhino
Chamber of Commerce
Storms Force Swiss Climbers To Abandon Mount Everest Climb
Storms swept the upper slopes of Mount Everest forcing the Swiss expedition led by Eric Shipton to abandon their ascent near the Nepal Tibet border. The 29,002 foot peak sits in the Himalaya range, with weather cover delaying the party and ending their bid. Only 15 polio cases this year in Colorado, one death reported, health department says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darcey
Embanay
Eid
Evercel
Minalayan Range
Nepal
Tibet
Benser
Poligmrentis
Colrade
Tras
Loe
Senior students win gold G honors at school term end
Orval Jones Ta Halley and Bill Droegemueller earned gold Gs for outstanding work during the term. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. S. R. Jones, won the scholarship gold G and Ben Yor class top ranking. Halley will attend Northwestern and Droegemueller will enter Dartmouth next fall.
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Orval Jones
Thehrea Uretley High
Tainteln Halley
Bill Diongemueller
Eighth Avenue
Jones
Ts. R. Jones
Paurteentayamuo
Colorado A&m
Ho Tsa
Boettcher
Misa Halley
Lion W. Halley
Loveland
Greeley
Northwestern University
Cooper Foundation
Thoegemmoller
W. H. Droegemueller
East of Greeley
Genior Haye
Droegemunellar
Dartmouth
Ike Dedicates Trophy House Before Throng
Ike Eisenhower returns to his boyhood roots in Abilene Kansas dedicating a museum cornerstone to U S servicemen. Thousands gathered on a steamy day as he outlined his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination and recalled World War II decisions and faith in God guiding the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Kaz
Tien
United States
Netley
Hla Zominu
Almont
France
Earth
Eisenhower
Kansas City
Washington
Tooday
Texas
Kansas
Leason
Eisenhowe Or
Parks
Baseball Scores and Box Scores From A Turbulent Day
Contested major league action with the Cleveland and New York contests showing multiple pitching changes. Key players include Feller Jones Berra and Hoegans with various run totals and late innings adjustments. Other games featured Boston and Chicago lineups with notable pitching and fielding data throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassociated Press
cAmatican League
Chicago
New York
Tiacheon
Stokes
Kennedy
Lollar
Lopal
Hogue
Berra
Cleveland
Feller
Jones
Gromock
Harris
Hoegans
Taft Backs Maybank Plan Amid Senate Move
Senate debate stalls as Taft endorses Maybank proposal to restrict airike industry terms and empower the president to set conditions. Maybank’s plan faces labor unions and industry groups with discussions on settlement terms and reporting duties.
Infant Killed by Tractor in Farm Yard Tragedy
Glenda Kay Louhart aged 15 months died after a tractor accident in the family farm yard. Her parents LeRoy Louhart and Pauline Belz Lenhart clean ing a calf pen when the child was run over. Coroner reports the child died en route to hospital and the family mourns at their Greeler Fort Lupton home. Funeral arrangements announced by Adamson Mortuary.
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Glenda Kay Louhart
Parc
LeRoy Loutart
Ruyule 1
Keesey
Louhart
Pauline Belz Lenhart
Glenda
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Acheoll
Tet
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Waahington
Ronale Schafer
Frank Duarte
Danial Gandiola
Fourth Street
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Fifth Street
Doyle Keck
Wayne Wiilame
W.D. Farr
Scout Council
Grabill
Dakota
Melvern Baker
The
DAV
Taft
South Dakota
Patrick Holley
Bill Draegemueller
Ike
Maybank
Senate
Naitval Industries
Eet
Ipa
Phamone
Sony Mathai
Thatman
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Tinhert A. Tate
Ola
Mayhans
Mavhanka
Guarda
Heleg Deal
North Carolina
Central Prison
Assam
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