Governor declines militia to stop slot machines
Governor Johnson said he is not contemplating martial law to quell the slot operations. Attorney General Melzer suggested clearing out the opposition, while District Attorney Hackethal is blocked by a county injunction. The town council legalized the machines, claiming precedence over the Colorado constitution bans gambling.
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George
Atarney
John Melzer
Stet
Clemet R. Hackethal
Machinay
Kansas Territory
Counell
Colorado
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C. U. Tells Johnson Nothing Doing on His Kickback Bid
University of Colorado officials inform Governor Johnson that no portion of the university’s appropriation will be contributed to his economy drive. President Brearng advised Johnson the regents decide. Johnson plans to pursue a second goal of 750000 while tuition could rise if funds are cut. The deficit outlook for state hospitals remains around 200000. Fire at a collar factory endangers miners but they escape via a wooden ladder. The 1923 World Series winner’s share per player reached 6000.
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Tniversity of Colorado
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Robert L. Brearts
Gary
Board of Regents
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Copper Canyon
Galloping Goose Hearing Set for June 14
The Colorado Public Utilities Commission will hear arguments on June 14 regarding abandoning the Galloping Goose, the 102 mile Durango to Ridgeway passenger train operated by the Rio Grande Southern in receivership. The line cites ongoing losses and a recent U S Postal Service contract decision as factors.
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Colorado Public Utilitiea Commission
Migciosuts
Durango
Colorado
Dolores
Tidgeway
Rioharnt Southern Railroad
Lee Knaus
Jing
Talmadge Defies High Court Over Segregation Ruling
Governor Talmadge pledges defiance as Supreme Court rulings on segregation spark Southern reactions. He vows Negroes will not join white schools while others call the decisions a shift toward democracy. Leaders from the Atlanta Daily World and the Southern Regional Council urge equal access and welcome for qualified Black students.
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Supreme Court
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W. A. Fowlkes
Atlanta Daily World
George Mitchell
Southern Tregisnal Council
Colorado U Regents Approve 6 Million Budget Plan
Colorado University regents approved a 6,005,179 dollar next year budget with no overall net increase, citing facility salary boosts as a major driver. President Stearns warned of an 11 percent dip in enrollment, with Boulder campus funds rising to 929,000 dollars and medical and nursing schools receiving 746,190 and 311,988 dollars respectively. He stressed merit raises to maintain high standards and noted pay lags in medicine and for Boulder faculty compared to peers. Enrollment is projected at 8,000 for fall on the Boulder campus.
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Jung
Colorado University Regenta
Tnus
Robert T. Stearns
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Boulder
Regenta
Growler
Stearna
Bowlder
Stockman Jerry Wardell of Platteville Honored
Jerry J. Wardell, an Angus breeder with 3,000 acres near Platteville Colorado was named Stockman Conservationist of the Week by the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association. He returned to farming after seeking work elsewhere and rebuilt worn land to support 100 cows with crops and pasture.
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Colo
Jerry J.wardell
Angus Weeder
Wardell
Colorado Cattleman's Association
Truman May Name Panel for Probe of Reds
President Truman considered appointing a special panel to examine McCarthy charges against 81 State Department employees. A White House informant said a decision was not final but a strong possibility existed. Senator Tydings visited the White House amid talk of a bipartisan review panel.
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Truman Caday
State Department
McCarthy
R-Wis
White House
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Tydings
D-Ald
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Senate
Tydings Committee
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New York
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Na Lima
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Portland Man Killed Near Kimball in Accident
Portland Oregon man Dendinger died from injuries after a headlong collision on Highway 30 near Kimball Nebraska. His wife was in critical condition, and their two children were only slightly hurt. The other driver, Melvin Simpson of Tacoma Washington, drove away after the crash. Sheriff H My Tat umwald led the investigation.
Washington Rent Controls Discharged After Sudden Cancellation
Washington reports Housing Expeditor Tighy H Woods cancelled an order dismissing about 2700 rent control workers nationwide, citing agency financial strains. Workers will take voluntary payless leaves through June 30 if Congress does not extend controls, potentially ending employment on that date. The article also notes Pullman Carpets and carpet replacement cycles in Pullman cars.
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Tighy H. Woods
Wouda
Woods
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Congress
Uncertain wartime claim cited as security threat
The fragment quotes a speaker saying they personally observed unauthorized possession by Amerasia and that it constituted a threat to national security during a time of war. The passage presents a partisan assertion without corroborating details.
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Amerasia
Millionth Auto of 1950 Rolls Off Assembly Line
Detroit reports the 3,000,000th motor vehicle of 1950 produced in the United States, marking a milestone as the industry stores a late May total near 197,090 units amid Memorial Day shutdowns. Production for May is the largest single monthly output in auto history despite weekly dips.
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Detroit
Scottsbluff Child Killed by Auto in Tragic Incident
In Sealteblugt Nebraska a child named Cynthia Kay Corman, daughter of Irvin and Mrs Gurmian of Tarrytown, died after being struck by a car Sunday afternoon in Scottsbluff. Police Chief Cy Cutter said the accident was the town's first fatality since its 1949 incorporation. The child died 18 minutes after the crash. Grandmother Mrs Myrtle Ossem of Denver arrived to be with the family.
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Nebr
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Irvin C. Gurmian
Tarrytown
Denver
Scottsbluff
Tospital
Jerrytown
Cy Cutter
Don Carmody
Cormana
Cutter
Terrytown
Terry Carpenter
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Hawk Springs Boy Fatally Struck by Car Accident
Torrington Wyoming June 6 a war injury claim appears to describe 11 year old Daniel Manuel Trato of Hawk Springs killed on highway 86 north of Torrington. The driver Paul J. Chork 48 of Loveland Colorado was driving north when the bicycle ridden by a boy left the path. The state patrolman investigated the fatal事故 in a terse official record.
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Wyo
Daniel Manuel Trato
Springs
Wys
P. C. Carmine
Highway 86
Paul J. Chork
Teadvilla
Somerset
Colo
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Western Union Indicted on Gambling Charges
The Western Union Telegraph Co. was indicted today on charges for transmitting money tied to betting on horse races in New Jersey. Jane Benafield, 29, unemployed, will be arraigned before District Judge William A. Mack on murder charges in the slaying of Mrs. Elizabeth Slayton. Police say Benafield admitted parts of the sex-slaying in Denver.
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Tune
Western Union Telegraph Co
Saimiling
New Jersey
Denverlte
Chavac Deanver
Janes Benaflald
Willian A. Mack
Elizabeth Slayton Benafield
Three Are Killed Near Riverton in Wyoming Car Crash
Fremont County deputy Davis identifies the three dead as Mattha Williams 81 Donald Vaughan 24 and Millred Hat erd 14 after a convertible rollover on a rural highway east of Shoshone Lake. Davis says the car traveled west at the time with only one occupant possibly injured before the fatal wreck.
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Paxton
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