Senate Rejects Plan to Give Truman Power to Seize Mills
Washington June 11 the Senate rejected another move to authorize seizure of steel mills under Taft Hartley during the steel crisis. The chamber voted 4 29 against such powers and urged Truman to rely on Taft Hartley instead. President Truman had sought authority to seize mills and set wages but faced strong opposition from senators including Byrd Taft and others who argued the act already provides anti strike tools. The clash came after Truman addressed Congress urging action to end the 857,000 CIO workers strike amid rising production concerns.
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Gree
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Abel Mills
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Okla
Highlands U Representatives Visit CSCE For Custodians
Three Highlands University officials toured CSCE in Las Vegas New Mexico on Tuesday to study custodian operations and discuss starting a similar program. Rush Hughes BE Jeffries and H Robinson met CSCE leaders including Dr A F Zimmerman Ray Carton and other administrators to exchange ideas.
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Las Vegas
N. M
CSCE
Con
Trig
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Rush Hughes
BE. B. Jeffries
Build Dogs and
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Rabinson
A. F P. Zimmerman
Ray §. Carton
Fireworks Sale and Use in City Declared Forbidden
Greeley police chief reminded Wednesday that sale and use of fireworks are forbidden by city ordinance. Fines can reach up to 300 dollars. The ordinance bans fireworks and cap pistols, and prohibits items containing powder or explosive material. One store was found selling copn and has been cited for violation.
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Greeley
C. G. Hunter
Hunter
Anld
La Junta Tops U.S. with Mark of 16 Degrees
La Junta recorded the nation’s highest temperature at 105 degrees, edging Lamar at 103 and other Colorado towns like Sterling 101 Pueblo 81. the heat broke June records across the state, with forecasts predicting another warm day nationwide and cooling by afternoon.
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Denver
Coeol End
Colorado
la Junta
Lamar
Sterling
Pueblo
Trinidad
Fort Collins
Grand’ Junction
Fraver
Moorcroft
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Big Piney
Chinese Attack Sparks Biggest Combat Since May
A Chinese battalion aided by heavy artillery breached Allied hill positions near Chorwon, triggering hand to hand fighting in the fiercest clash in two months. The attack intensified despite Allied countermeasures, with about 1,000 Reds swept away after two hours of fighting. U.S. air forces reported 52 supply vehicles, a locomotive, and a rail car destroyed. Maj. Gen. Glen Barcus noted Reds pressing offensives along the front. Meanwhile City officials headed to Grand Junction for the Colorado Municipal League conference, led by Mayor Price Hopkins, City Manager Ray Case, and City Clerk Mort Balch.
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Eighth Army
Atatt
Ureyelt
Yesterdes
Biggaat
Price Hopkins
Ray Case
Mort Balchil Greelesx
Grand Junction
Colorado Muriginal League
Major Hopkins
Council Session Set at Reclamation Act Dinner Tuesday
The June 17 meeting of the ety connec will be at the reclamation act anniversary dinner at CSCE. Mayor Price Hawkins said a business session after will depend on dinner length and brethens urgency. if needed a midwork bulloons vession could be scheduled.
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CSCE
Price Hawkins
Judge Lundy to Preside at Greeley Horse Show in June 2020
Des Moines based judge Numell F Lundy, long linked with Horse World magazine, is slated to judge the Greeley horse show in June 2020. Lundy, whose career spans judging in multiple states and a notable breeding operation, previously judged major shows from Washington to Minnesota and Illinois circuits.
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Greeley
Kise
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Horse World Magazine
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Yankdon
Colin
United States
Alan
Tle
Lunfy Bao
Imperial
Calif
Mage Valley
Trio Falle
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Rugby
N. C
Ada
Minn
Washington
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Nebra
Wells abandonments and drill moves mark Colorado oil report
Reports show two wells ordered abandoned and another moved to a new site near Greasewood. Dakota test at Bauer No. 1 yielded 8 units. Wicklstd No. 1 near Stoneham was also abandoned as Sloss plans future activity. Colorado daily production for the week ending June 7 totaled 78 412 barrels with multiple fields listed. The California company in Denver denied rumors of a big gasser at Hatemonte, stating drilling continues.
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Dakota
Coloradoo-Wyoming Drillfnng Company
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Woll
Colorado of and Gas Conservation Commission
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Giette
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Moffat
Mount Hope
North McCallum
Pawnee Creek
Powder Wash
Price Gramps
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Weber
Whale
Walker
Wellington
West Padront
Weet Peels
Willerd
Wilcon Creek
Yentar
California Il Company
Denver
Hatemonte
Extreme Heat and Dry Winds Strike Greeley Area
Temperature readings near 104 degrees reported across Greeley with low humidity and strong sun. Officials noted irrigation canals at risk as forests in the Weld County mountains showed smoke and visible fires. Cooler, windy conditions forecast for Wednesday and Thursday, bringing relief overnight.
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Public Service Company
Greeley
Weld
Torthern Weld
Thurador
House Group Would Extend Wage Controls
Washington June 11 The House Banking Committee voted for a full year extension of wage price and rent controls and for dropping all controls over real estate and consumer credit. The panel's plan would bar reimposition if approved, while also setting parity guarantees for basic agricultural commodities and denying a stock slaughtering quota request. Senators propose an eight month extension to March 2 1953.
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House Banking Committee
House Committee
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Weather Local for 24 Hours Ending Et tO
Denver, Boulder and Colorado fair Wednesday and Thursday with cooler Wednesday afternoon. Highs about 106 in Denver, 50s to 58 for some areas, lows around 67. Wyoming generally fair Wednesday night to Thursday with cooler east of divide. New Mexico fair Wednesday to Thursday with cooler north portion Wednesday afternoon.
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New Mexico
Timber Blaze Under Control In Roosevelt National Forest
A force of 178 firefighters plus a bulldozer and water pumps ringed a forest fire in Roosevelt National Forest about 12 miles northwest of Red Feather Lakes. The blaze burned over 2,000 acres of slash and second growth timber between George and Cornelius creeks, with most damage from logging waste. Union Pacific lands were heavily affected and officials believe the fire started from a discarded cigarette or unguarded campfire.
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Galo
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Tiiherlands
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Red Feather Lakes
Fort Colling
Union Pacific Railroad
A.B. Straub
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Gald
Baseball Today Scores and Night Games Noted
National League results show Philadelphia beating Chicago 2 to 9 with run errors and other games scheduled at night including New York at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at St. Louis, Boston at Pittsburgh. American League summary lists Detroit and New York with late shows, plus a stray car theft and several local incidents in Fort Collins with odd house calls.
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Stin Ands ' Berra
Red Prisoners Murder 15 POWs in Compound 7
Kole Island Korea June 11. Unuitionist prisoners of war in compound 7 murdered 15 fellow POWs during a night of terror then surrendered to United Nations troops today for dispersal into smaller stockades. American guards seized seven leaders as the group shifted. Prisoners in the central exercise ground refused to return, later compounding the disturbance as soldiers rushed the area.
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Korea
United Nations Transis
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Hayden Fy
Bogtner
Taft Forces Control GOP Convention In Chicago
Taft forces in command named Gen Douglas MacArthur as keynoter at the July 7 nominating convention. Walter Hallanan named temporary chairman to aid MacArthur, while Rep Joseph Martin became permanent chairman. Eugene Milkin to head platform committee, with MacArthur signaling mixed feelings about the role.
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West Virginia
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Mirkin Lod Tatt
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Gabrielson
New York
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Toyo
House Passes Federal Highway Aid Measure
Washington Jane reports the house approved a federal highway aid program by voice vote for the next two fiscal years beginning July 1 1955. The measure authorizes a financing plan but does not provide actual appropriations, balancing several Senate and House versions.
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Washington
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WLI
Chapman May Seek Permission To Lease Oil and Gas Deposits
Washington June 11 Interior Secretary Chaplains indicated he may ask President Truman for permission to lease offshore oil and gas deposits. He argued such power exists under the federal surplus property act if the president amends a 1949 executive order placing submerged lands under Interior administration pending new legislation. Truman recently vetoed a bill granting Congress control over offshore lands.
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Secrékins of the Interior
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Chapman
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Congress
Gates
Ollzich
Ishore
Zoning Change Approved by City Council
City Council passed an ordinance to rezone block IL of Packard's addition from A to B, amid surrounding blocks and proposed improvements. The meeting also covered an improvement district hearing, sewer construction for George Houston, a tree removal petition, licensing actions, and a pending nuisance ordinance drawing public attention.
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Ying
Counciman
Herbert Mann
Robert Gilbert
Hoy Cane
B. C. Smith
Sixth Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Dilch
Conlemr
George Houston
Houston Heighle
Twenty-second Avenue
Nioth Street
Housta
Edward.m. Peters
Tank Avenue
WM. Connell
Fort Calling
She Transmission Inc
Gladys Lesser
Green Lantern
Fleventh Avenue
Ucensa
Lee Helton
Wauler
Pete Ehbrlich
Ludwig Frel
Frel
Tribune
CSCE
South Platte River Levels Dip at Kersey Gage
South Platte river stood at 6.47 feet on the Kersey gage Wednesday morning. Deputy water commissioner T A McNon al reported a slight drop from Tuesday. Other county rivers including the Poudre St Vrain and Thompson ran about the same as Tuesday. Timnath observers noted minor changes in the Poudre and St Vrain.
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Kersey
T. A. McNonal
Immigration Bill Sent to White House by Voice Vote
Washington reports the immigration and naturalization bill passed the house by voice vote and was sent to the White House. Opponents denounced the measure as an outlandish bill while supporters urged swift passage. public committees and notable figures remained publicly noncommittal on the outcome.
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Frendeat Thiman
Troman Hee
Eaton youth leads Colorado FFA at state convention
Bob Dorsey of Eaton was elected president of the Colorado Future Farmers of America at the state convention in Grand Junction attended by about 300 delegates. Officers named include Harold Fogg, Eldon Reaves, Deltin Tawellen, Felix Biri, and Jim Stankard, with Don Waters winning the Highest Individual Award as elite farmer.
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Grind Junction
Lah Dorsey
Eaton
Colorado Futura Farmere of America
Aveelons
Harold Fogg
Cudaredge
Eldon Reaves
Lamar
Deltin Tawellen
Cepler
Felix Biri
Cypaum
Sentinel
Paul Ernyou
Rifle
Rifle Retormer, Jim Stankard of Crook, Jordon Smyth
Julesburg
Hutt Shuils
Plattevilla
Don Waters
Center
FFA
Woolern
Grand Junction
Wa Wall
Induction list released for local selective service board
The local selective service board announced inductees and those delayed for induction. June 19 inductees include Bobbie Tobert Garcia James Kiyota Raula two Fort Lupton Deltido Eulracio Lahaln La Salle Robert Nex Kternes Grover Lea Felor Dechant Route two Fort Lupton Fermin Griego Route one Platteville Donald Leon Armagast Leonard Dale Hubbard Route four Greeley Nash Raymond Mondragan Denver Howald Jerry Swanson Milliken Allert Lee Lansay Moule two Greeley. June 30 inductees include Duane Artin Sehlagel Route one Kersey Roy Dwayne Shepperd New Raymer Glenn Lee Ronan Grand Island Nowe Thomas Glen Andrade Towle two La Salle Carlos Oinios Alvidrez Nederland Howard Edward Hehe Cheyenne John Walter Schneider Fort Lupton Charles A. Miller Brie Clarence James Schmidt Route two La Salle Adolfo Satz Bara Guerest LeRoy Billy Realro Ault. Physicals for induction call total planned, with 25 men for induction, 14 to go first, 12 second, and 9 plus 23 July pre induction examinations. Patrice Munse marries Manhasset, N Y, Patrice Munsel 26 and Robert Charles Carrail Schuler 31 wed at Catholic church. Tasmar Hage won the fire for each.
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Colective Service Board
Theetrétary
Rowe Kirby
Bobbie Tobert Garcia
James Kiyota
Raula Two
Fort Lupton
Glenn Lee Ronan
Council to study Denver gas delivery system
Councilmen voted Tuesday night to study Denver style all route permits before acting on the local gasoline delivery ordinance. The proposal, backed by L. H. Vanderhool, would allow bulk deliveries off regular routes if facilities and capacity exist, challenging the current 1590 gallon limit and 609 gallon per compartment rule.
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L. H. Vanderhool
Farlong Oubide
Stobert Houtenens
Muslimum Siee
Charles Karowski
Eighth Areque
Howlthons
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Tt Hae
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National Fire Protection Association
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Colorado Patroletm Assac Lon
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Karowsky
Rives Inn
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Transporten
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