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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
9
Frankfurt report notes Soviet propaganda broadening to include food sent to German prisoners of war in Silesian camps. Packages allegedly contain canned goods labeled in English as American goods, fueling anti Allied sentiment.
A report notes United Nations estimates count thousands of German prisoners still held and claims by AMho Ree sta hes that all POWs they captured were repatriated conflict with Red Cross warnings to relatives not to send goods. Red Cross officials acknowledge consignments never reached the prisoners despite formal statements from the Russians.
A bull moose believed driven by wolves into the city limits was seen near the railway coal docks in Fort Williams. The sighting occurred recently, drawing local attention to wildlife behavior within urban borders.
Worland Wyoming June The Truman administration is accused of using the livestock industry as a whipping boy in its price control program and will continue to do so as long as it can get away with it. Wyoming Republican Rep William Henry Harrison told the Annual convention of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association. He cited shifts in voting and thinking as the nation grows aroused. Pratt of the Northwest division of the U S Chamber of Commerce urged government economy and blamed much spending on the people, saying the government spends money that is their own and does not create wealth.
Collins Colorado June 6 The anti Colorado grain grading school will convene this year June 11 through 14 The school is sponsored by the Colorado Grain Milling and Feed
Rodney Tucker of Colorado conducts sessions at Mcnlolege agronomist sites in Yuma Fort Morgan and Limon with two Denver sessions focusing on grain variety identification and extensive work.
Tokyo sellers and civilians on occupation duty in Japan donate blood to aid injured fighting men on the Korean front. The 406th Medical General lab reports many people have given up to three pints each for the blood bank.
In Tokyo a clash between two punk teams drew attention as players showcased raw energy and bold plays in a crowded venue. Fans praised their grit and rapid pace, signaling a rising scene with potential regional impact for future showdowns.
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