British explain involved war problem rejects Channel Tunnel project
A British White Paper factors military and economic risks into the Channel Tunnel plan. It cites feasibility doubts, high costs, long construction time, and potential strategic dangers, arguing a new costly commitment would strain defense and immobilize forces while Europe remains volatile.
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Channel Tunnel
Lonion
Joe N
English Channel
France
Teast Hy
MacDonald
Committee of Imperial Defense
Pnasidje
Ghangul
Ula Piso
Europe
Conelderalle
Ita
Balfour
Ocagn
Bear Market Apathy Cuts Off Minor Bear Offensive
The market endured a subdued session as apathy stifled a renewed bear push. Traders noted a $79,000,000 rise in broker loans but weak enthusiasm kept prices largely flat and several issues drifted lower despite a few hopeful signals. In Japan, Finance Minister Inouye forecast components hitting bottom by July. A Platteville funeral and a goat eating rabbit tags in Tualatin also appear in the page.
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Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
Jane G
Oracle
Cnmmer
Woolworth
Simmons and Subsidiaries
Coty
Newa Tluker
Soma Chicago Board
Trembera Ava
Colorado Springs Boosts Gift to Colorado Association Campaign
Colorado Springs increases support for the Colorado Association campaign fund for 1990, led by a $46,000 subscription from Colorado Syringe. Carlton Penrose and others match and grow contributions, with optimism a nationwide ad drive spurring growth. The push expands to Arkansse valley towns and plans to cover Pueblo next.
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Colorado Springs
Associated Teese
Bon Francisco A
Carlton Yeararday
Colorado
Colorado Association
Prevonty Carlton
Spencer Penrose
Cascade Springs
Carlton- Penrose
Eliies
Ibs
Association
America
Arkansse Valley
Rocky Ford
Ordway
Manzanola
Ledante
Las Antman
Lo Pueblo
Birth of Frank Osborne to Reed family in Creeley
A baby named Frank Osborne was born Friday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Reed of Breamboat Springs. The Reed family lineage traces to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed of Creeley. Mrs. Reed is identified as Virginie Oshorne, a former Teachers College student.
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Charlea Reed
Breamboat Springs
Frank Osborne
Read
Frank Reed
Creeley
Reed
Virginie
Oshorne
Teachers College
Audent
Wheat Prices Rise on Moisture Shortage Across Regions
Wheat markets moved higher as moisture shortages in both sides of the Canadian border supported futures and cash prices. Chicago July wheat at 174, September at 1.20, with corn around 81 to 82 percent. Detachments show July at 40 and September at 40, while Kansas July at 0 with 0 percent detail.</s>
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Chicago
Canadian
North Africa
Central
Nouthern
Guy
Cora
Berrien
Growth of home making shown at federation convention
At the General Federation of Women's Clubs 20th biennial meeting Mrs Grace Morrison Pooly of Brockton Massachusetts spoke to about 6900 delegates on the evolving home maker role. Frederick G Smith of Somerville Massachusetts reported steady growth in federation membership and stressed the movement has not yet reached its peak.
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Denver
United States
Hare
Laainess
Federation of Women's Cinics
Grace Morrison Pooly
Brockton
Mass
Federation
Meg
Frederick G. Smith
Somervilla
Cat le
Women's Club
Warner Accused Of Violating Building Permit
Warner accused of expanding an apartment building beyond permit limits at 1108 Seventh Avenue. Building inspector D M Parla reports third story added with insufficiently substantial framing, violating permit terms and city ordinances. City Council approved a resolution demanding compliance or immediate cessation of construction.
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W. Warner
D. M. Parla
Werner Ia
Ulm
Council
Warner
Conferees Reach Informal Tariff Accord on Goods
Conferees tentatively agreed on duties for rayon fabrics,opecloth cheese, and frozen cherries. They struck portions of the bill and hope to report back after further settlements while withholding many details. Representative Reid and Senator Barkley voiced views opposing tariff elements as talks continue.
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Wralington
Senate
Reid
Barkley
Kentucky
Second Denver Girl Graduate Dies From Auto Wreck Injury
Denver reports Virginie Harris aged 13 died from injuries after a car collision Tuesday night in Denver. Companion Mildred Wertz 19 was instantly killed. Vehicles were driven by William Schneringer and Dale Tech 23. Harris and Wertz had graduation diplomas from North Denver High School recently. Harris was engaged to marry Schneringer. Kenneth Campbell leaves Saturday for Golden National Guard camp for 10 days.
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Pata
Denver
Luce
Virginie Harris
Mildred Wertz
Willam Schneringer
Pian
Dale Tech
North Denver
Misa
Schneringer
Gtelo
Seesident
North
Kenneth Campbell
Golden
National Guard
Mrs Winter Advocates Public Taste in Talkie Films
Pasadena and Hollywood public relations expert Mrs G Winter urged women at the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention to guide film taste through outside influence and audience expectations. She noted talkies create new challenges for children and emphasized producing family friendly fare while preserving industry realities.
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Denver
Colo
Pafiji
Omer
Baat
Mra. Thoming
G. Winter
Pasadena
Hollywood
Anacciata
puBite
Winter
Hero
Rederation
Federation
Club Women of
Atmer Oa
Matton Picture Producers and Distributors of
America
Pudite
Chidrgn
Mra
Karding
Ménneapoly
Mino
Nevers
Jong
Margaret McKittrick
Midian Ize! Fund
Santa Fe
N. M
West Hern
Golf Course Permit Granted Near Unitarian Church
The Tor Thuyab Amusement company represented by Roy Davidson was granted a permit by the city council on Thursday night to construct a miniature golf course on the Unitarian church property near the Elks club. The permit also authorizes a $500 brick and concrete club house with operating hours, plus storage for golf clubs.
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Tor Thuyab Amusement Company
Roy Davidson
Eaton Resident Cushman Dies After Long Eaton Life
Norman H Cushman 78 a longtime Eaton resident died at home Thursday night at 6240 He was born in Greenfield Mess and moved to Mingouri at age 12 He and Clara Alice Craven married in 1879 then moved to Eaton in 1882 He retired about five years ago His wife died two years ago Survived by son Homer Cushman and daughter Mrs Albert Led of Roswell NM Three grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral 3 pm at Eaton Baptist Church with interment in Eaton Cemetery Macy's in churchyard
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Platteville
Lou Caywoos
Ted Ruvging
Charlea Dinkes
Roy Sutton
Dwight Sarchet
Roy T. Wardell
Gar- Avtt
Kan
Colorado
Boulder
Mario A. Andersen
Bonkler
Jerrold J. Wardell Wurrive B. Tilh
Sarah A. Wardell
Harry
Los Angeles
Wncess
Klaatster
Edny L. Cruzen
Near
Dole
Mra
Wardell
Norman H. Cushman
Eaton
Jeaton
Bacon
Mr. Cushman
Greenfield
Mage
Mingouri
Clara Alice Craven
Puebla
Cushmiin
Haig
Homer Gushman
Albert Lcd
Roswell
N. As
Raat
Goxvice
Pamby St
Eaton Baptist Church
Teachers College Commencement Set for Saturday Morning
The Teachers College commencement will take place Saturday morning on campus. Dr O B Nutham will preside with addresses by Dr O R Latham of the University of Iowa. The program includes a processional, band selections, invocations, a baritone piece, and diplomas to be presented by Katherine J. Craig and Dr W D Atmangou.
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Teachers College
Gotorade State Teachers College
Gielock
O. B Nutham
University of Iowa At
Qedar Pally
Latham Wll
Thomas
Alrecuing
Charles C. Till
Odem
Mathodist Church
Glo
Clarke
Herbert Albright
O. R. Latham
Tachaikowsky
Blanche
Hughey
Thibodeau
Ninth Graders Receive Certificates at Big Bend
Thirteen ninth grade students received promotion certificates at the Big Bend auditorium during a Wednesday evening ceremony. Names include Paul Lorenz Pred Root Ray Bright Kenneth Stanley Bob Meyer Vernon Hartz Helen Eckvardt Ruth Eckhank Betty Moses Nadine Arnold Dizabeth Warts Hadle Baler Eiie Root. The program featured school orchestra numbers and speeches such as A Sense of Direction by Alfred Swain. A benediction by Rev. Alfred Swan closed the event.
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Peckham
Tirteen
Big Bend
Paul Lorenz
Pred Root
Ray Bright
Kenneth Stanley
Bob Meyer
Vernon Hartz
Helen, Eckvardt
Ruth Eckhank
Betty Moses
Nadine Arnold
Dizabeth Warts
Hadle Baler
Eiie Root
Haydn Noeken
Oliver Puimpheey
Hadise Baker
Heron-Maxwell
Bobby Meysr
Alfred W. Swai
Ctusa
H. Ey Gilehriat
Albert Finley
Ounod
Alfred W., Swan
Up Trend of Business Accelerating Says Ford
Philadelphia Inquirer quotes Henry Ford saying American business is on a faster upswing than months ago. Ford and Mrs. Ford, guests of President Hoover in Washington, dine with EB Stotesbury and stay with Cyrus H K Curtis. He notes stock market folly fading as work returns, and outlines plans for plants in China Germany and South America amid broader world prosperity.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Inquiree Telay
Henry Ford
Ford
Washington
Hoover
EB. T. Stotnsbury
Bia Mansion
Whitemarsh
Inge Wight
Cyrus H. KK. Curtis
Philadelphie
Inquirer
Automobia
Itaell
Mr. Ford
Fu Fae Io Chine
Germany
South America
Ireland
Local County Officials Convene in Ward County Meeting
In Ward County Colorado on a Saturday in 1950 officials including County Attorney Nixon and Chairman Carleon gathered at 9 am. The meeting minutes reference budgetary items and road improvements with routine orders and notes on pauper relief.
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Gresley
Colorado
Comaralowers
Ward County
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Gorm Iity
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Company
Tae
Leonard Street
Brooklyn
N. X
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Frank Hoyd
United Presbyterian Church
Tres Methodist Church
Ligcoln Park
Publiere
Devoe
Boise-Payette Lbr. Co
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Juvenir
Weahington
Hoagar
Virginia Capes
Oia
Calute Sairicahe
Franet
Ae Gas Office
Womany Coan
First Christian Church
Ady
Ion
WH. A. Carleon
Jacouta
Or Hota A, Nixon
Thordere of
Doetzi Ene
Carl
Rona
Rod Troad
Canary County
Counci
Rong Road
Raut
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Ania
AUDI
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Traol
Allowange
Tees I. B. Ct
Curtl Andersen
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B. J. UK
Lks
Herbert J. Munn
Pauper Biller Mercantita Cox
Pauper Red & White
Gro
Martin
Pauper Smith Lumber Co
Hensley
J Ward
Pry
Mary King
Agiday Pai
G. A. Winatow
Enbex
Repre
Bauer
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Bota Road
Cleland
Erucl i Fopaite
Gov. de Mura
Baton Boor Co. Inc
Repulea
Ele
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Gailand Chevrolet Inc
Walter E. Gould
Blickemlth
Greeley Tine
Knox
Mino & ‘Smelter
Supnty Co
J. Minton
Bricksenltls
Bont Moore Motor Co
Nagle Lumber Co
Bel
Roan Newitt Garage
Bo T. D. Patter Rugle
Atis
Bayi 'Stbert
Ween Éyicetrical Co
Werington Tire Shop
Caton Uslivory Co
Victor Duell
Reb Straicht
Hanna
Etk. of Board
Clerica
Automotive Machine Co
Repal
Hereford
Stortleé & Repair
Lg! Home Gay & Electric Co
Ughts- Ault
Outing
Tlvets
Ip Lumber Co
Relfachneldey
ARS ‘A
Ruehle
Rupmira & Parka
Bmith Lumber O
Cement & Lath
Trospital Agsn
Ontiaha - Insinger
Mokindo
Riveralds Dairy
Witte
Avid Stewart
Luoane
Willig Geral Fe
Tormey, Potatoes Co
Hex
Legit Western Union Telegraph Co
Far Sber
Colorado’ & ‘Boutiern
Freight Enti
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Rco
Froin
Thailway Express Agency
Genbia
Chit
6& Roe
EOE Atorio
Burges
Blarkemith
Clydy Cummings
Coliurs
Pho Pulthorn
Benver Ory
L. Thadgon
Chi Ickehe
Printinabel Co
Inbela
Stipnonaon Rit Iar
Jaceray Sérviae Gy
Carsoi
Crockery Co
Davia Brox
Ce Pi
Bunpy Co
Eautpen Sb
Morey
Mi Hown
Feranntlic Condaries Co
Fark View Drug Co
Crags Co
Powars
Fire Oxt
Paupoy
Prohs Funeral Home
Amb
Stewart Broy Vallper Groceries
Routharn Iy
Ak Bt2atining Co
Tal Bevice Morivoo
Monroe
Cnloiator
Weatorit Union Telegriaph Go
Celagri
Kaulhioyn Ry
Trelent Alin
Ghakaotin
Oda
Eata
Deniabee County
Iad
Abene
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