Hoover Warns Reds Penetrating U S Communications and Industry
FBI chief J Edgar Hoover told a closed Senate panel that American communists have deepened their underground activity in seven months, targeting communications and heavy industry including steel and mining. He cited a loyalty drive and three subcommittees within the 13 member Communist party leadership, with 54 474 members in the United States and 25 900 in New York, claiming communism is stronger in the U S than Nazism or Fascism during World War II.
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Gilet
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
United States
Hoover
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Wade
Red Party
New York
FBI
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Sf Hoover
Thor
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Hoovr
Communist Party
Brush May Pipe Soft Water From Sand Hills Area
Brush Colorado residents are polled for a second time on piping soft water from the sand hills to the city. In April the proposal passed 3 to 1, but engineers now estimate the cost at about 228000, up from 150000. The council will submit the question again via an informal poll card, with options for monthly or two 20 year payments instead of 15 years.
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Brush
Colo
Ima
Proposa
Maine
B. H W. Meter
Yaiso
Court actions seek loan repayment and lumber lien
In Boulder county court Grelit Fi Ouwalt sues Charles Rose and Tahor Mitchell for 710 dollars plus 150 dollars interest alleging loan default. Fred Harsch Lumber Co sues George W Teal and Nancy Teal in district court for 569.06 dollars, requests a lien on property and sale of property proceeds to satisfy the debt. Justice court entries report Harold Nesbitt fined five dollars plus costs for careless driving, Zean Villard fined fifteen dollars plus costs for hitchhiking, and an unlisted driver cited for faulty brakes with five dollars and costs.
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Grelit Fi
Ouwalt
Boulder
Cress Bay
Charles Mitchell
Rose Mitchell
Tahor Mitchell
Justice of Peace Court
Tra Sides
Harold R. Nesbitt
Route Four
Greeley
Wailkur Georgy Cox
Fort Collina
Zean Arthur Villard
Japan to Raise Crude Oil Output to 2 Million Barrels
Officials said Japan plans to produce at least 2 million barrels of crude oil in the 12 month fiscal period ending next March 31, up from 1,656,000 barrels last year. The increase comes from a new well near Cabase on the west coast and follows a drought impact.
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Tokyo
Dragline Hits Cables. Telephone Service Disrupted
A dragline damaged overhead phone cables near Denver and Greeley, breaking a lead carrying multiple circuits including the Associated Press leased wire. Service cut from about 5:00 to 6:40 p.m. while bypasses were arranged. break occurred between Byung and LaSalle. Also reported, the body of John M. Fickle was found in his parked car near Las Vegas New Mexico. death to be determined by inquest. Fickle had heart ailment. Scientists note frog chorus patterns on pond spectrograph.
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Denver
Te Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Greeley
Byung
LaSalle
Las Vegas
N. M
John M. Fickle
Melanyes
Fickle
Senate votes to naturalize 83000 Japanese Americans
The senate passed a resolution to permit Japanese aliens to become naturalized citizens. About 85000 such individuals were eligible. The measure was sent back to the house for concurrence with an amendment.
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Washington
Senate
United States
House
Eligibility rules set for 1960 potato price support program
The Production and Marketing Administration announced eligibility requirements for the 1960 potato price support. Growers must plant within their allotments and pay a service fee based on allotment size, ownership share, and interest in the 1950 crop. Fees vary with farm size and may exceed $3 minimum. late potatoes require payment by July 1. Overplanting forfeits service fee refunds and eligibility on that from other farms may remain.
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Production and Marketing Administration Office
Weld County
Metzger Says He Has Evidence of Slot Payoffs
Colorado Attorney General John Metzger held a press conference asserting definite documentary evidence of payoffs to town officers for slot machine operation. He urged a special legislative session to regulate gambling and threatened to intervene in areas not enforcing the law, using state patrol for confiscation drives and broader enforcement. He criticized using the patrol against labor during strikes and stressed urgent action.
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Denver
Colorado
John Metzger
Metzger
Gaid Ne
State Patrol
Motzger
Highway Patrol
Hera
Whan & Bandit
Farm Job Gains Lift Weld County Unemployment
G F Adamean Colorado Binte Employment service manager said unemployment in the Greelay area fell from 2500 in late January to about 750 by Thursday. In May the office referred 783 jobs, 619 agricultural, with 64 percent placements.
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Ora
Weld
G.F. Adamean
Colorado Binte Employment Service
Greelay
Ineda
Kid Gavilan Beats Koballa In Unanimous Round Decision
Kid Gavilan of Cuba, rated 151 pounds, won a two unanimous round decision over Mike Koballa of Pittsburgh, 25174, on the Dexter Park outdoor season opener in New York. The June 8 bout marked Gavilan’s solid start as the crowd watched the welterweight clash unfold tonight.
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New York
Kid Gavilan
Mike Koballa
Pittsburgh
Dexter Park
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