Searchers comb remote area for Durango men lost since Feb 27
Searchers comb the high remote area north of Creede Colorado for two Durango men missing since February 27. Their light plane with one damaged propeller was found Saturday 65 miles northeast of Durango. Lt John J Buttos and Robert M Bakes set out to Twins Oklahoma that wintry night. A rancher Harley Fuchs and his horse found the plane during a horseback survey of the rugged region. There was no sign of load or fire despite extensive searches over three weeks. The men, believed to have perished in the snow or a fall, had taken gear to survive and waited for rescue that did not come.
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Creede
Cola
Pilea Peak
Durango
John J. Buttos
Robert M. Bakes
Hughy Atttorney
Okla
Harley Fuchs
Bit Gon
Wilder Fess
Continental Divide
Energetey Ratding
Shiv
Fishjet
Afr
Colorado
Fuchs
Button
Eakee
Four Killed in Crash of Giant AF Plane
A New York area crash report describes a United States Air Force C-111 giant carrier exploding after a storm and crashing near a Carin Nene. Three crewmen died on impact. another later perished. Survivors were injured, and a team of guardsmen recovered bodies. Pilot Captain Russell Brew of Nashville stated he did not know the cause. Names and details remained partially withheld pending identification.
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Jackson
Teno
Tune 5
Air Force
Here
Atraimion
Tomensee National
Bids for Mail Contract From UP to Post Office
The report outlines the bidding process for a mail transport contract from Uttar Pradesh to the Post Office. Details include contract terms, eligibility, posting deadlines, and information on the evaluating authority and required documentation.
Wayne Borns To Serve as Missionaries to Canadian Eskimos
Mr and Mrs Wayne L Born plan to serve 25 missionaries among Eskimos in the Xeewatin district of Northwest Canada. They will depart from Greeley later this month via Hudson Bay port, travel to Magusa River trading post north of Churchill, Labrador. Born a William Tewell College graduate and Oak Hills Training alum, the couple’s mission work follows a Protestant route amid dialect differences among Eskimo communities.
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Wayne L. Born
Greeley
Job W. Born
Seventh Avenue
Xeewatin
North-weal Territories
Canada
Hudson Bay
Upriteaat
Manitoba
Magusa River
Churchill
Born
William Tewell College
Liverty
Oak Hills
Mades
Ws. Zorn
Po Uveman
Two Greeleyites Land Big Catch at Estes Lake
Bill Miranda of 1116 Ninth Street and amateur golfer Dutamy Thompson from Greeley Country Club fished Lake Estes between 9 AM and 3 PM. Their haul included a rainbow of 1 1/2 pounds, five browns and more than 18 other rainbows and browns with sizes from 1 inch to over 12 inches. The pair fished along the shore from 7 to 9 PM, encountered a calm lake and sunny skies until 2:30 PM, and used worms and salmon eggs for bait.
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Bill Miranda
Ninth Street
Dutamy Thompson
Greeley Country Club
Lake Estes
Browne Vangily
Umne
Mirada
Thohiyson
Telephone workers pause talks in regional dispute
Officials of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph and the CWA adjourned for a day amid wage negotiations. The company reported progress while unions demanded higher pay, with a recent offer reportedly at 30 to 6 dollars weekly. A vote on strike action among 12,000 CWA workers in eight-state territory was underway.
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Renger
Lend- Sra
Mountain States Telephone
Communication Workers of America
C10
The
Telephone Company
Altuayton Sonpany
Murdy
Woton
Ine Progresa
Mhaw
Wnts
Remodeling of Horace Mann School to Administration Building
Horace Mann School remodel into a district administration building aims to free three classrooms at the junior high, reduce crowding at the high school, and centralize services. Dr Hollis A Moore said the plan improves efficiency, supports curriculum materials, and adds a visual aids room and maintenance shop for system wide services.
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Horace Mann
Greeley Prhite School
Eysten
Dletriet
Progrm. Cie
le Yotel Wpoo
Denior
GreelAv
Department of Special Services
Cuceiiluny Laboratory
Rapair
Haart
Aistriet
Monee
Alsore
Xeboot
Gresley
IV Ucation
315 Degrees To Be Conferred by CSCE June 13
315 Degrees To Be Conferred by CSCE June 13. A total of 215 degrees will be conferred at commencement ceremonies Wednesday morning at 10 oclock at Colorado State College of Education. Including three doctorates, 17 master of arts degrees, 10 bachelor of arts teaching certificates, or of ariseerees the liberal Arts, Palmer Hoyl, editor and publisher of The Denver Post, will give the commencement address Your Greatest Legacy. Cortur of education degrees were conferred pon Fred Pinchy Groeley escandary emer ton Lievd By McCann Wauneth Nebr general programs and faster Gatlin Mount Pleasant Mioh educational psychology. Master of Arts Master of arts degrees were granted to the following Alvay W Clemens Ward T Kindyed Cosenk ly Shoemaker Greeley Joan Clark Stanley and With Ro Stanley iMcerhe Tinnald 1 Stenzel Wim Continued on Page 4.
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Coloyado
McCann, Wauneth
Nebr
Gatlin
Mount Pleasant
Mioh
Alvay W. Clemens
Ward T. Kindyed
Cosenkly
Shoemaker
Greeley
Joan Clark Stanley
Ro Stanley
iMcerhe
Tinnald
Stenzel
Wim
Baseball Today Major League Matchups and Scores
Major League action features New York at Detroit and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Notes list players Reynolds Wynn and Texan in various AL games, with Chicago and Boston also on the schedule as night games.
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New York
HAMOS
Fe Reynolds Aeeryny Wynn
Ayorink
Texan
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Wight
Pitadelphia
Lda
Danuta
Mongar
Hutton
King
Midsburgh Ae Neston
Chicago
al Philadelpints
Gillette Acheson clash over Korea demilitarized zone plan
Washington June 6 Secretary of State Acheson testified that Gen Douglas MacArthur approved a November proposal for a demilitarized zone on the Korean Manchurian border. He said U N members would be consulted, and rejected a purely unilateral U.S. command view. Acheson defense of Truman authority followed Gillette questioning as the MacArthur ouster inquiry continued.
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Washington
Acheson
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Olima
Avoh
Texas
Tony Vaitly
United States
United Nations
Korea
Illarie D-Lown
de Gestate
Los
Gillette
Acheron
Security Council
Sen
Senate
United Nation
U. W
International Organization
U.N. Security Council
World Court
China
Hé Han
Renalty Council
Russia
North Korea
Manchuria
Formosa
Flanders
R-Vi
Presi Henk Truman
Wade
Karor
Flying Boxcars Shot Down by Own Guns
Tokyo May 1 The Flying Boxcar cargo planes were shot down by allied artillery during a parachute drop to U N ground forces on the Eastern Korean front. Seven crew members were killed and three survived. One plane was diverted. Capt James Hill reported parachutes seen but some appeared to be personnel chutes. Ground parties recovered the three survivors as combat operations continued.
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Tokyo
U.N
Far East Air Falves
Frap
Joop
Snen
James- Hil
Hill
Parilas
Mihor
Everler
Prat
Prosecution of More Reds Follows Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court upheld the 1940 Smith Act in a 6-2 decision led by Chief Justice Vinson, declaring anti government Communist actions a clear and present danger. Convictions of Dennis and ten others for plots to overthrow U S authority were affirmed, with five year terms and fines of ten thousand dollars, while Gilbert Thompson received three years for wartime conduct.
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Jack Adama Waahthatod
Communist Party
Supreme Court
Canada
U. S
Vinson
Lessere
United States
New York
Commulnet
Cauel
New Yorks
Dennis
Benjamin J. Davis, Jr
Gilbert Green
Robert G. Thompson
John Gates
Joh B. Williamso
Carl Winter
Gus Hell
Jamol Stachel
Henry Winston
Iying Potawi
Thompson
Anny
Wiliam Foster
Tha
Marshall Tells West Pointers To Remember They Serve Democracy
George Marshall warned West Point graduates that democracy requires duty and sacrifice. He cautioned the 476 attendees against complacency as they join the U S military after graduation in June at the academy auditorium.
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Marshall
West Pointers
Weal Paint
N.Y
George A. Marshall
Allies Press Advance as Koreans Hold Chorwon Front
Allied forces push toward Chorwon and Kumhwa amid heavy mud and resistance. Reports describe U.S. and United Nations units tightening the noose on the Chorwon corridor while Chinese and Korean Reds mount counterattacks along the Yonchun Chorwon highway. Front-line dispatches note ongoing fighting, air strikes, and continued pressure on advancing columns despite difficult terrain and dwindling enemy defenses.
Senate approves Central Arizona water project
The Senate passed legislation backing the Central Arizona water and power project by a 63 to 26 vote. A California amendment to charge farmers at least 25 percent of the cost was defeated, and construction was delayed until after the current national emergency.
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Senate
Arizona
Washington Service
Washington
Stoatr
Uogudt
Arienna
Supreme Court
Arizoa Ia
Californy
Californi-Arizona
bin Te
Kongs
Ila Interior
Fae
Jane Fili
California
Jesat
Knowland
Ranntry
Senatoy deParland
p-Artz
Californis
Yokce
McFarland
Hayden
R-Ariz
Truman Invites Stock Feeders to Conference
President Truman invited a group of stock feeders to the White House to discuss a proposed program tied to price rollback plans. The note mentions Singapore and a British crown colony in 1960, with figures around 3,000,400 gallons and increases over 1949. Tobacco exports in 1950 reached 11,690,874 pounds, up from 19,669,493 the previous year.
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Washington
Tyne
Truman
Singapore
Nore
Singking
Aquor
Mrs Van Wettering Dies in Greeley
Hallie Emily Van Wettering of 1950 Twelfth avenue Weld County dies Monday evening in Greeley after long residence there born January 6 1887 in Wyandotte Kansas survived by widower Edward and children Mben Anderton Alma Scott Earl Wadd A E Van Wettering Jr and Helen Van Wettering Funeral services set for 10 o'clock Thursday morning in Crom Mnoya chapel with interment at Ling Grove
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Naile
Emily van Wettering
Twelfth Avenue
Weld County
Earl Wadd
Bagdad
Arie
CPO
A. E. van Wottering
Long Roach
Cale
Roward van Wattering, Jr
Sanitlo
Helen van Wottering
Cameron School
Grealay
Hallie Emily van Weltering
Ty Therment
Ling
Committee Named To Study Detention Home Problem Here
A committee was appointed Monday night to study the detention home problem in the county. The panel, chaired by Mrs. Preston Strobel, includes Alias Cornella Tanna and Mrs. Paiva Nichola, with representatives from several organizations. The group will finalize recommendations at its June 13 meeting for presentation to officials, following discussion of related legal charges and matters at the previous session.
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Preston Strobel
Clairysan
Cornella Tanna
Altrian
Paiva Nichola
Soray Ins Wtals
Strubel
Karl Abiborn
Distriet
Agatnag Hmos
Ottienes
Henatond Alteuied
ADA
N Palitat
Room
Meaker
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Deerfield
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Elving
Wayne Borns
Kathryn Miller
Patricia Merrell
Retty
Atlantic Division
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Atlante
Horace Mann School
Meeker
CSCE
Baseball Today
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Nowa
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George VI
Elizabeth
Ingham Palace
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Evang
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Danage Wan Mint
Jiwre
New Mexico
William & Barnard
Toyo
Charwon
Kar Iu Ha
Ivoo Triangle
Keres
U.N. West
Cetterat
Chorwon
Kumhwa
Pyongyang
Yonachon-Chorwon
Neson
Yangeawnd
Inje
Ealen
Pith
Rheir
Yanggit
Biles
Don Huth
Turaday
Eighth Army
Mamwell D. Taylor Apersifans Chiat
Army Department
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