Greeley Guard Units to Camp Carson for Training
National Guard units from Greeley will join a two week field training at Camp Carson near Colorado Springs starting June 15. An advance detachment of 2 officers and 9 enlisted men departs June 11 to assemble in Fort Collins Loveland Longmont and Boulder. about 200 second battalion personnel will attend. Commands include Company H and Headquarters, with Lt. Steneun assisting operations and training. The main force departs June 15 led by Col. Stewart, meeting detachments from Longmont Fort Collins and Loveland. The exercise involves infantry tank artillery and engineer units under Gen. Charlton with modern weapons and training for nearly 1,400 officers and men.
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Camp Carson
Colorado Spring
Pan
Camp Carann
Conrad A. Smith
Wibur L. Steneun
Robert R. Johnson
Eats
Harold W. Stein
Frank FE. Stouven
Daniel L. Frasier
Pete Garcia
William B. Corbey
Claude F. Lynn
Willam V. Herbst
Robert D. Laffeon
Longmont
Fort Colina
Hout
U.B. Highway 85
Denver
Hattery G
168Th Field Artillery
Toveland
Battery A
Fort Collins
Gresley
Howard W. Trego
Tal
Marla ¥. Teedell
Leslie D. Wells
Warren Fi Kessinger
Ralph J. Gordon
M Syte
Jokonle
Herbst
Tames W. Moon
Clade F. Lynn
Gordon T. Maddux
Roland H. Achtger
Albert H. Acias
Donald A. Blerebach
Maud
Brothauer
Robert J. G. Davis
Howard R. Fink
Calvin Jacks, Jr
Jackie H.jones
Robert D. Lattéon
Roy Lenweber
Vir- Bil L. Maag
Jacob P. Raney
Theodora R. Weinkwut
Marlon B .Wihilaker
William &. Carroll
Pfcn
Joan BE. Clough
Willard 5. Ditka
Mayi ¥. Gow
John K. Schultz
Lester O. Wall
Robert L. Walls
Lavon H. Folkers
Pyis
Walter Ikenouye
Adam T. Padilla
Cutford G. Wisaiik
Angelo Carrillo
Kenneth T. Johnson
Roy B. Gavaldon
Glen L. Skiles
Company UI
Col
Toward L. Stewart
Herold F. Relterd
Bruce D. Brown
Abé Qonrat A. Smith
William J. Boegal
Charles 8. Kara
Leroy Steinoiiler
Frank B. Brandon
Virell
Tongieh
Chis
Charles L. Border
Pete Garela
Bruce F. Guerin
George Ww. Reynolds
Harold D. Lebrick
Jaman J. Mikawa
Leroy H. Rudy
John Vigil
Pine Way
Fyukes
Chartes Serna
Charles Ri’ Bhaw
Robert J. Wagner
Orville
C. Winetead
Richard C. Grover
M.set. Taures L. Belvel
Sets
Lonald B. Glenn
Edwin R. Salzman
Pots
Leroy Mercer
Paul Hetterle
Harold Herren
Robert D. Charlton
Colorado National Guard
Film Program Tonight at Colo State College
A film program is set tonight at Colo State College, opening at 7:30 with recorded music until 3:00. Four short films will be shown including a Chicago museum science and history piece, a British exhibition, and a work on color and the final segment about the Leon’s Necklace and Canadian Indian legends.
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CSCE
Col Jege
Doore
Bin
Museum of Science and History
Chicago
Gelence
Leon
13 Die Violently Over Weekend in Colorado Crashs
A weekend spate of violent deaths in Colorado left multiple victims. Roy Campbell, 70, died from injuries after a Sunday auto wreck near Denver. his brother Frank, 72, also died. Edward Kendall, 26, died after a stock car race accident, with others injured. Two miners were killed in a premature mine explosion, and two men died of heart attacks on fishing trips. Additional names include Frank Campbell, John Madigan, Manuel Seng, Lili Hicks, Dorothy Shilling, Theodore Angulas, Eugene Mines II, Aaron Stromberg, Tamed Harnett, Manuel Seria, and others. The highway death toll rose to 118 for the year.
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Colorado
Juiries
Roy
Campbell
Denver General Hospital
Frank
Edward Kendall
Bundy
St. Mary’ Hospital
Mendall
Wnather
Tim
Kendall
Frank F. Campbell
Denver
John J. Madigan
Leadville
Manuel F. Seng
Starkville
Lili Hicks
Dorothy Agno Shilling
Silverton
Theodore George Angulas
Eugene Mines II
Aaron Stromberg
Bouldurs i
Harnett
Neder
Manuel
F. Seria
Srnnkville
Colo
Velerstts Administration
Cour
Trinidad
Highway Patrol
Gant
John Lagouls
Bens
Ros
Mildred J. Alden
Joy Hughey
Hudson
Mincre
Boulder
Conan Boulder Gounty
Ron Moore
Stromberg
Harnet
Eureka
David D. Burkett
Pueblo
North Lake
Brice Moore
Ouray
Leopard Creek
Placerville
Youths Held for Major Auto Theft Burglaries Across States
Two boys aged 16 and 17 were arrested at the north edge of Fort Lupton by State Patrolman Kenneth Opter after a chase from the log road near Aberdeen Washington to Greeley. They admitted stealing a 1950 Buick and committing burglaries across Washington Idaho and Wyoming. The Buick carried stolen goods and a 50 gallon drum with hoes for ennhoning. One youth claimed parole from a Washington institution. The case involved an assault on a Western Airlines employee at Cheyenne and outcomes depend on further developments.
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Lele
Aberdeen
Wash
Fort Lupton
Kenneth Opter
Weld
Opter
Duick
Braing Mhout
Wes
Cheyenne
Greeley
Washington
Idaho
Wyoming
Neileon
Nellesa
Border patrols halt East German flight in tense Berlin scene
In West Berlin on June 9 patrols reinforced by Soviet troops blocked exits for East Germans seeking to flee toward West Germany. Allied forces faced renewed restrictions while rumors circulated of new border closings, yet officials saw no solid basis for such reports. Separately a basket of clothing was reported stolen from a residence on Twelfth Street and later found near an empty lot.
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Eas
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Russia
Radio Hersin
Wueturn
West Germany
Fast
Helmstedt- Berlin
Record enrollment peak for CECE pre session
Enrollment at CECE for the two week pre session hit a new all time high by Monday noon with 7534 registrants up from last year’s final presession total of 115. Additional registrations continued Monday afternoon though no registrations were accepted Tuesday. Pre sessions and workshops were held Monday afternoon. The pre session ends June 19 with regular eight week sessions starting June 3 and registration continuing to June 28.
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CECE
Frenessian Elnases
Inssen
Longmont Man Feared Drowned At Nearby Lake
The body of 22 year old Theofore George Angulas remains unfound at Johnson Lake after he disappeared during a solo swim about 4 20 pm during a picnic with local residents. A rescue party including Sharltt Arthur Hverson and Longmont fire chief Joe Greene searched the lake with boats and grappling hooks while C Garber circled above in a plane. Angulas, a World War II navy veteran and Mountain States Telephone employee, was the son of Mr and Mrs Nick Angulas of Longmont.
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Golo
Inne
George Angulas
John Non Lake
Hare
Etil
Mountain States
Virtually All GOP Delegates Are Selected
Delegates for the Republican nominating convention are nearly chosen as contests shift to weeklong planning in Chicago before the July convention. States like Connecticut and Indiana finalize delegates while Democratic efforts focus on state conventions to pick a six vote delegation and assemble at large representation.
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Ovening
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Virginia
Associated Press
Robert A. Taft
Mio
Dwicht D. Eisenhower
Gniy
Lon
Estes Kefaoyer
Tennessee
Sen
B. Russell
Georcs
W. Averell Datriman
Olbera
Phone Rates Approved Are Effective Now
Colorado's public utilities commission today approved rate increases sought by Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph. The order raises revenue by 5.58 million dollars annually and takes effect immediately with pro-rated billing. Increases affect seven exchange groups from 700 to over 50,000 phones, averaging about 20 percent, with specific changes listed for business and residence lines across groups. Curtis Wellborn arrested in Denver on charges tied to allegedly attempting to obtain a car with stolen funds.
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Jusy
Colorado
Public Utilities
Ecommission
Mountain States ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
PUC
Telephone Company
Mountain States
Waera
Joseph W. Hawley
Hawley
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Arly
Extreme Heat Bakes Greeley Area With Record Temperatures
The 99 degree heat grips the region with a 29 degree rise noted on Saturday and night temperatures not dropping below 88. A partial breeze expected Sunday as skies stay mostly clear. High temps accelerate snowmelt in the mountains while the Poudre and South Platte rivers widen irrigation demands, passing through Greeley with substantial flow.
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Boon
Finn
Poudre
South Platte
Greeley
Weather Local and Regional Forecast Fragments
Fragmented forecast notes list a Sunday high of 83 and low 36 at Bath. Various place names Bath California Wyoming New Mexico appear garbled with plans for Monday and Tuesday partly cloudy to warmer conditions.
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Bath
Caloraio
Wyoming
Tun
Warner Edet
Divide
Cogler Marth
New Mexico
Falt
Truman asks no senate action as strike nears end
President Truman urged the Senate to wait on steel dispute legislation to avoid disrupting delicate negotiations. Leader McFarland asked to postpone most proposals as negotiators near a possible settlement. The message was delivered in a Teller addressing Vice President Barkley with Maybank presiding.
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Senate
G. Milton Kelly
Washington
Nto
Lawmakary
Fon. McFaring Ariz
Allied Troops Repulse Reds Near Chorwan Hill
Allied forces repulsed Chinese attacks on the Western front near Chorwan after a Sunday night assault. The Reds pressured via artillery and mortar fire while Allied air power and Sabre jets pounded rail lines and supply areas.
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Seoul
Korea
Chorwan
Aliledore
Oil drilling reports from Dakota sand at Greasewood area
Reports detail a Dakota sand test by Colorado-Wyoming crew who cored 28 feet from 8925 to 6863 showing only four feet of Muddy sand and a faint oil stain. A second test near Greasewood, southwest of Sterling in Lagan county, is planned by Casper operator Fred Goodstein after a 22 year producing well at Briggs No. t/. Shieh.
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Bauer
North Greysn
Mitchell
Greasewood
Fred Goodstein
Casper
Gaorstein
Sterling
Lagan County
Halamante Sell of
California
Plateau
Reds Propose Resuming Korean Armistice Talks
North Korean General Sim Sung and Chinese General Deng Ter Huai urged immediate resumption of truce negotiations after a three day recess. U N command said talks would resume after the pause, while criticizing the communist demand for written proposals.
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Coiphunfet High Command
Korea
Panisunjom
Betare
Kim Th Sung
North Koraag
Pan ‘Teh Hoal
Ted Chinoss
Mark Clark
Supremé United Nations
U.N
Minzan
Mack Clark
United Natione
Haisan
Lshl- Jy
Kernan Armistier
Sim JL Sung
Deng Ter Huab
United Nationale
James C. Murray
al- Hed Maison
Ab Panmunjor
William X. Harricon
UW. Ny
Harrison
Slice
Refs
Alto
Zin
Munsan
Rede
William K. Morrison
Gald Harvison
Fan
Pam Sanday
Arthur
Altona
Supreme Court Set to Rule on Segregation Issues
The Supreme Court agrees to decide on segregation in schools and related employment disputes. Key cases involve Tapeka, Kunis, and Clarendon, with broader implications for public school integration and worker protections against unlawful racial discrimination by unions or employers.
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Infertoinal Ofoet
Bay Tapeka
Kunis
Clarendon
Gav
Honesto Terns
Sault Martina
Lowis
Xyaipas Chere
Lalor Avbara
Uiet
Triaa
Wotherhood
Fullroad Tratnmon
St. Louis-San
Baseball Today National League Matchups Recap
Boston faced Pittsburgh and Brooklyn visited St. Louis in NL action. The American League had Chicago at Washington. Detroit played unclear. Batters and pitchers names appear garbled with partial scores and player mentions such as White, Mantorson, Delock, and Scarhorpish.
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National League
Boston
Pittsharen
Brooklyn
St. Louisashla
Chicago
Washington
Alehli
Mat Grounds
Detroit
Ang Anak
Maz Iml Offy
Stuart
Holleman
Nex Houser
White
Astberg
Parnell
Scarhorpish
Mantorson
Delock
Bealen Wyoming Coed Released by Hospital
University of Wyoming coed Alisa Anderson, 21, was released from a hospital in Wyoming after an assault and coma period following May 9 events. She accompanied by her brother and mother departed for Springfield, Massachusetts. Sheriff Purnstad said the investigation continues and the June 14 wedding of Joh King was postponed indefinitely.
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Laramie
Wyte
Virelnin Anderson
University of Wyong Coed
Rae Lewnodd
Aliout Aa Onn
Praitis
Jure
Glk
Mildred Anderson
Springfield
Ted Durnatad
Albany County
Sid Lim
Misa
Wyoing
Glel
Huck River
Bodies of Five Drowned at Riverton Continued Search
Tiverton Wyoming reports continued search for five members of the Thermopolis family drowned in Madison Ocean Juke bay Friday night. A San Quiero diver is due tomorrow to assist. Five Buchanans survived, including daughters Jackie and Jeanie and friend Robert Killen. The boat capsized during a storm on a lake near Riverton.
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Tiverton
Wyo
Joe
T Thermopalis
Madison Ocean Juke Bay
San Qiero
Calif
Kansan
Silaly
Thomas Duchanan
Nellie
Jim
Roland
Rickie
Buchanans
Jackie
Jeanie
Robert Killen
Atchlson, Kye
Landes
Riverton
Mrs Mayella Stanley af Lucerne Is Dead
Mrs Mayella Stanley af Lucerne dies leaving a large family including Earl Didley Stanley Tem plesbury Calif Ralph Goley Long Beach and Arthur Ex mes. Interment shown at Grove Pars Conere Jalon CATE FH in Pil and Pie.
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Mayella Stanley Af
Lucerne
Man Marvella Stanley
Alt & Snonth
Wilming Stanley
Albert
Colo
Stanley
Stankes
Charles Madeh Taniareeth
Grenley
Hortly
Evirety
Dau
Counseur Club
Ault
Earl Didley Stanley
Templsbury
Calif
Ralph Sgoley
Long Beach
Arthur Exmes Thester
Mra
Tia Salle Weatser
Covina
Cale
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