State Dismisses Shively Charge in Colorado Court
District Judge George H Bradfield Monday granted a motion by Deputy District Attorney Kul Adt to dismiss the case of P O Shively 40 former Ault resident charged in March 1948 with a similar offense Shively had agreed to repay 7200 to a California woman who sold her home authorities said Shively also vowed to cover all costs connected with the case Shively was arrested in Visalia California and brought back to Greeley by Deputy Sheriff W C Tetouan The session also noted the cases of Cisrence Poultt of Denver who pleaded innocent to stealing 100 chickens from Mrs Alber Miller near Platteville and that Pruitt's partner William Suoningham was sentenced to three years for chicken theft to be transported as a witness Also Phil B Conger 22 pleaded guilty to four burglaries and a July 18 pre sentence hearing was set For Tests Rutgers 26 and Julee Bradfield an insanity defense was offered and Rutgers was ordered to a Denver hospital for a 60 day observation Villarreal 27 of Fork Laon received probation for forging and Teet Hag reported a planned forest check on a Fort Lupton poll Also Villarreal arrived from Texas following a prior move
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George H. Bradfield
Ayellou
Kul Adt Porn
P.O. Shively
Ault
Jareeuy
Alec
Abtborn
Shively
Greeley
California
Lapim
Cass
Alber Miller
Plattevile
Tegtman Sata Pritt
William Il Suoningham
State
Feffergan County District Court
Pruitt
Phil B. Conger
Denver
Tredgera
Remein Villarreal
Fork Laon
Teethag
Sor
Fort Lupton
Villarreal
Ta- Tern
Tex
Poague Dies Former Gyerley Resident Dies
Samuel Allen Poague born May 3 1891 in Windam and Cradley resident for years. He moved from Denver to San Diego then to North Hollywood later in Eugene. A tenor soloist and member of Pil En Epsilon he attended First Baptist church. Survivors include wife Pearle son Herbert Allen daughter Mrs W Nallenburk of Gresley niece Mrs Herman Rains of Calo and nephew E Wendell Toagon of Dayton. Interment arrangements pending.
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Smnuel Allen Poague
Gyerley
Meine
Ore
Pearle & Son
Tebert Allen
A Algter
VW. Ot Nallenburk
Gresley
Herman Rains
Calouly Borinsa
E Wendell Toagon
Dayton
Wade
In The Courts Divorce Fetition Jn Wands NM
In the courts of Wands New Mexico a divorce petition lists multiple defendants and alleged offenses. The text mentions Delbert A Hunnall and Lupe Sanchez among others with charges including careless driving assault and battery and driving under the influence.
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Divorce Fetition Jn
Wands
Binnell, Greeley
Delbert A Hunnall
Puerto Ricans Rewed for Farm Work Amid Transport Delays
News recounts Puerto Rican workers recruited for farm labor facing transport hurdles and stay durations. Officials note shipments of up to 5 000 workers, with some sent toward Alaska and the Aleutians, while others await housing and permits. Local organizers discuss timing, worker conditions, and the evolving destination plan.
Patchwork Pledges in Medical Patchwork Tale
Fragmentary text suggests a chaotic use of a medical patch or implant by surgeons. The snippet hints at metal causing bodily pain and a risky replacement or repair, with unclear references to Sleeta Médecine and BiaJoless alec. The passage reads as experimental jargon rather than a coherent report.
Funeral for Ed Gillis Held in Morgan on Wednesday
Funeral services for Ed Gillis of Fort Morgan will be held at Jollit Mortuary in Morgan on Wednesday at 2 a.m. He died Sunday night of a sudden heart attack after good health until the attack less than an hour before death. Survivors include his wife Bruce Gillis, daughter Mildred, son George, and two brothers Charles Gillis of Salt Lake City and another brother. Gillis had lived in Weld and Morgan counties since 1913 and made Fort Morgan his home for the last four years.
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Ea Gila
Morgin
Jollit
Ely
Gillis
Fort Morgan
George Gills
Greeley
Torrington
Wio
Ih Weld
Morgan Counlies
Lis Lome
Fortatorean
Firuce Gillis
Mildred
Welcome
George
Charles Gills
Salt Lake City
Japanese Dust Top Communis's from Public Life
JapaneseDust Top Communis's from Public Life reports Tokyo's ban on 24 day members of Japan's communist party from public life following a letter to Prime Minister Yoshida. General MacArthur ordered deportations and warned of action against “patriots” resisting the occupation while the government moves to bar party members from parliamentary seats and public roles.
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Russell Brines
Tokyo
Japan
Macarthur
Nella
ManArthie
Ainisto Syigeru Yoshida
Yoahda
Cot Wilts
MacArthner
Metter
Sligaru Yoshida
Yubie
Poakden
Torhi
Tay Lao
Cooking Fun Sunday Greatest Breakfast Muffins
A fragmented home recipe lists scrambled eggs muffins and beverage with bacon. It includes ingredient quantities for flour sugar eggs milk shortening bacon and baking powder with steps to blend dry ingredients add wet ingredients and mix until lumpy. The batter bakes at 426 F for about twenty minutes yielding a moist breakfast item.
Peaceful times and calls to end conflict linger still
A message laments ongoing wars and prays for lasting peace. It questions how much longer nations will refuse harmony and resort to costly dispute, urging truth and reconciliation over continued contention.
Old Darable Cotton Bales Found Unsuitable for Fabrication
Readable fragments indicate that Darable cotton bales aged beyond many years are deemed unfit for fabrications into cloth. The report notes deteriorated condition and reduced usability for textile production.
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Elath
Iron ore field ranks third in United States near Adirondacks
In northern New York the New York state department of commerce notes a large high grade iron ore region near the Adirondack mountains. The report highlights dwindling mid continent deposits and the field's strategic mining position.
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New York
United States
New York State Department of Commerce
Adiraddack Mountains
McCarthy Claims FBI Listed Three Reds in State Dept
Senator McCarthy said the FBI's file lists three State Department officials as agents or sympathizers and claimed they hold high positions. He produced a document he said came from a department investigator, citing FBI reports and urging subpoenas to reveal all names and current employment.
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McCarthy
FBI
State Dept
Washington
H-Wls
State Department
McCart Thy
Knowland
Call
F .Knowland
Hus
McGarthyn
Senate
Foreign Relations and Committee
Tle
McGarthy
Apinion
Metarthy
Atate
Communista
McCarthy Mion
Lim
Death toll this week lower than Memorial Day figures
The tally for deadly accidents this week shows 248 deaths by 6 p.m. local time, down from 263 at the Memorial Day mark. The Memorial Day weekend total reached 571 deaths, with drownings and other accidents comprising major shares, as the nationwide survey tracks holiday fatality trends.
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Cienilion
Associated Press
Aince
Prt
Watlico
David Foos Dies in Loveland Funeral Planned Wednesday
David Moos, 72, of Loveland dies Sunday afternoon at Lovelail. He was formerly a farmer in the Gree Joy district. He is survived by his wife Mra Willy Foo and his brother Jacob of Scotiabtutt, Nabr. Funeral services will be held at the Xeudail Hammond-denwlig rams in Loveland Wednesday at 2 1. 72, with interment at Loveland.
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David Moos
Tareland
Lovelaul
Gree Joy
Mra Willy Foo
Jacob
Scotiabtutt
Nabr
Xeudail Hammond
Incoming president named for Fitchburg Christian Science church
Heads Church Walter S Cross of Fitchburg Massachusetts becomes incoming president of the First Church of Christ Scientist at 1 Monson Maine.
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Walter S$. Cross
Fitchburg
Mass
The
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Moston, Mane
Three Fined for Taking Hems from Hudson Cafe
Three men were fined by County Judge Perald Carpenter after being caught taking items from a cafe on Milltlean Street, fed officers after a car chase, and placed on probation. John J. Harper, Manford Snodgrass, and Carl Snodgrass received fines and costs with probation terms. The incident occurred May 26 when a conversation with the proprietor led to the theft of belongings from the cafe, drawing police pursuit.
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Hudson
Milltlean
Perald Carpenter
Carpenter
John J. Harper
Fort Worth
Tex
Manford Snodgrass
Golden
Carl Snodgrass
Denver
George Hill
Pnfn
Tack Huupl
Flt
Olticers
Rudle
Patroiian Laval Warner
Fragmented Far and Near Agricultural Anecdotes
A garbled report mentions Guatemalan coffee households, dairy associations, and wheat varieties. It notes color tones in dairy products, light to dark meat colors, and phosphate sprays used against green tissue. It also references street gardens east of the Mississippi yielding unusual crops and long-lived trees, with scattered figures and inventions.
New England Fish Patents and Salt-Box Homes Noted
The article references aging fish stock and declines due to waste, notes 1949 production data with high trash fish content, mentions fishing ports and economic lines, and identifies a simple New England house type called a salt-box.
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New England
Rimley Refuses Facts on Constitutional Government Inquiry
Washington June witness Rumely refused to provide certain information to the house lobby investigator about the committee for constitutional government. Joseph P. Kamp of the Holyoatho League said he would not supply material without coordinating with the league committee. Merwin J. Hart, president of the National Economy Council, handed over what he was asked for. Taft urged keeping data from enemies of American liberty. Rumely claimed the committee had a right to requested material including some on book sales. Contempt procedures were threatened for any witness who failed to comply with subpoenas.
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Washington
Ward A. Rumely
House
T Ie
Joseph P. Kamp
Constitutions Holyoatho League
Gald
Manterial
Kamp
Merwin JC
Hart
National Economy Council
Taft
American Liberty
Rumaly
Engu
Th House
Buckman
D-Pa
Furnlah
Veteran dividend mail hopes fade amid complex delays
Veterans question if dividend checks will be mailed before June as processing groups demand applications. A low smile offers no assurance on timing. Local VA Office in Greeley Colorado provides further info. Oregon initiates a forest rehabilitation program with ten million dollars over 10 to 15 years beginning after the Tilamools burn.
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Ronn
Greeley
Colorado
Cither Alain
Oregon
Vision problems affect over half of Peucia Hill eighth graders
A citywide vision study by Tess Optometrists and Ophthalmologists finds that fifty three percent of eighth grade pupils in Peucia Hill have vision problems that hinder their school performance. The survey highlights widespread eye health issues among students and the need for screenings and corrective care.
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Peucia
Hill
Ttess Optometrisis
Ophthalmologfis
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Mitfhip
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Fhato
Skeeta Calvin
Italy
LYNER
Giullo Cesaro
Monfalcone
Ed Gillis
Morgan
Arlington Memorial Bridge
Alks
Milan
Bes Franklin
Marddnd
Aptes
David Foos
Electrolux
Chester S, Hatch
10Th Ave
Court House
Weld County
Aterm Colle
Aapp
Metallian Wall Works
Sin Cameron
Deiler
Wayne Willian
Hudson Cafe
Tih Tien
Roney Ford
Northwest
Mississippi
Iveas
Jess
Jonges
Oge
Phana No. II
Meg
Greeley, Colo
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Ruge
Askeyrug Cleaners
Rimley
Vision Project
Evans Supply
Timnath, Colo
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Clarence Nuld
8Th Ave
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