Gas Grenades Suppress POW Uprising on Koje Island
At Koje Island Korea military police used tear gas to disperse 80 defiant prisoners in Compound 62 and arrested 17 leaders amid continued anti Communist protests. The U S Eighth Army reported no casualties and noted ongoing screening of POWs as tensions rise over repatriation.
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Koje Island
Korea
Ara
Boatner
Stalin
Kim J
Sockade
U. & Eighth Army
Beont
Tonother
Girl Bites Dog-Catcher in Medford Lakes Case
In Medford Lakes New Jersey Lucy Fay junior at Mount Holly high school was accused after biting a dog catcher. Ellis Glover testified he was bitten on the left arm when attempting to retrieve Freckles last May 25. Judge Ephraim Tomlinson dismissed the rabid allegation after Lucy admitted the bite occurred in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford Lakes
N. J
Ellis
Glover
Ephraim Tomlnson
Lucy Fay
Mount Holly High School
Lucy
Ture
Tomlinson
Navy Yeomen Stationed in Far East Tour Highlights
Carl H Pollock Jr USN son of Carl H and Mrs Pollock of Greeley, serves in Western Pacific area under Rear Admiral Petersen. He arrived in July 1951 to Japan for duty after training in San Diego and Treasure Island, sailing aboard USS General Walker. Aboard destroyer USS John A. Bole he promoted to machinist’s mate and earned Korean and United Nations ribbons. The Bole has logged 100,900 miles since Oct 1951, supporting UN forces and firing 5000 rounds at targets in North Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Teeming
Wallis F. Petersen
USN
MATS
WestPac Area
San Diego
Calif
Pollock
Far East
Mt. Fujiyama
CSCE
Denver
Navy
San Dego
Treasure Island
San Francisco
General Walker
MBSTS
Pagliic Ocean
Pollack
United Nations
John A. Bole
Jack Dy Thompeon
Vernon FP. Thompeon
Box 212
Greeley
Cole
Thompeon
1. G. Naval Training Center
Thompson
Greeley High School
Korean Sea
Nalion UN
Treort
Orrin Tucker Must Reassign Leases
Judge G Toombly ordered Orrin Tucker to reassign 13 000 acres of oil and gas leases to Millivan corporation of Orchard. Tucker through agent Homer Snowden had been assigned the leases in January 1951. The decision cites failure to drill the second well after an initial bore near Orchard and failure to pay delay rentals, following a drill commitment by Millard Huey and G D Groves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iliiron
Manufacturer Dies Arcadia Calif June 14 1919
A faulty report states Wilan Bailey founder of Tay and Night Water Heater died yesterday after a long time. In Price Utah one man was killed and four injured in a head-on crash on a highway east of Price. John Rogers 35 listed as killed, Alfred Franit Dansie 25 of Moab was driving the other car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Calif
Wilan
Bailey
Pelee
Utah
Price Jansmith
John Rogers
Wekxnenns
Alfred Franit Dansie
Moab
Forgery and Habitual Charges Faced by Gonzales in Court
District Court in Gonzales formally approved forgery and habitual criminal charges against AO Gonzales 48 of Denver after a Feb 21 incident in Grevley. He had prior forgery and grand larceny convictions in 1929 and 1935 and has been jailed since March after a state patrol arrest, pleading not guilty at a March 17 preliminary hearing. Sheriff Tegiman cited other bad checks in the county. Also charged Saturday was Lawrence Dudne Wrightaman 20 linked to a 1929 Hudson mining ration holdup. he was returned from Indiana by a deputy sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Ao Gonzales
Sas Doe Data
Denver
Faw
Grevley
Delta
Gonzalo
Jell
State Patrol
Justice of the Peace
D. F. Matheson
Curl
William ¢. Tegiman
Lawrence Dudne Wrightaman
Hudson
Indiana
Fighter Bombers Wrecked Airfield Near Pyongyang
Allied airmen wrecked a rebuil t airfield four miles east of Pyongyang in North Korea with high explosives and bombs. U S regiments repulsed a Chinese battalion on the western front as grim fighting continued. The 46th division (Oklahoma) halted a Chinese assault, regaining hills west of Chorwan. heavy action persisted with tanks and artillery. No precise Chinese casualties were announced, but many enemy troops were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
North Korea
Fifth Air Force
Pyongyang
Novarber
Oklahoma
Chorwan
U.S
Eighth Army
Oopa
Killa
Observation Posts Kept at Truce Line by Red Infantry
United Nations spokesman said Communists maintained infantry observation posts in the Pandanjom truce area during armistice talks deadlock. Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols said allies knew of the positions for some time and could not confirm all were within the area. The session produced no progress on prisoner exchange, and Maj. Gen. Harrison hinted at another recess. A separate meeting set a survey to define the 1000 yard conference boundary, amid an incident claim of shell fragment injuries to civilians near the neutral zone. A civilian injury was near the zone. others were outside. Nuckols noted the boundary question was not discussed at the top level. Harrison declined a full-dress session tomorrow. Banker Smeltzer sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for theft from a Pittsburgh bank.
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Mankan
Korea
Tune
United Nations
Panddajom
Geb
William P. Nuckols
William K. Harrison
U. N
Nuckols
Nuckole
Harrison
Eisenhower to Deliver Major Address in Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower plans a major political address in Denver on June 28, his last before the Republican National Convention. Gov. Dan Thornton announced the event to be broadcast nationally at 7 pm NST from the Coliseum at the National Western Livestock Show complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Dwight Dol
Eisenhower
Dan Thornston
Colorado
Thornton
Dane Yer
Reene
Thornlol
Angered Secretary for Thornton Takes Name from Exam List
June 4 to m7 reports state Mrs. Glylhe Lenhart, secretary to Governor Thornton, asked the state Civil Service commission to strike her name from the list of examinees for the state administrative secretary post. President William R. Welsh defended the process, noting Lenhart topped the test by a wide margin while the disputed section went unscored. her withdrawal will not affect her current position.
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Deaver
Glylhe Lenhart
Thornton
State Civil Service Commission
William R. Welsh
Merit Board
Lenhart
Stoff
Welsh
Bankers Elect Thomas Calo President at Colorado Meeting
Thomas Calo was elected president of the Colorado Bankers Association at their annual convention. Other officers named include John Bills, T. C. Swanson as vice presidents, and J. E. Choro reelected secretary treasurer. L. G. Kennedy named to the nominating committee. Cruse named alternate president for Routt County National Bank as Steamboat Springs.
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Glenwood Springs
Calo
B. R. Thomas
First National Bank of
Grand Junction
Colorado Bankers Association
John G. Bills
Graig
T. C. Swanson
Pusblo Savings and Trust Co
Eachoro of
Denver
Identical Twins Undergo Simultaneous Thyroid Surgery
Indianapolis twins Decatur county sisters Tans and Krummel, aged 1 year, underwent identical thyroid operations at the same time at St. Methodist Hospital. Doctors said the glandular disturbance occurring simultaneously was very unusual. The girls, born ten minutes apart, have behaved similarly since birth. They wore different colored pajamas in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Trine Reha
Ruby Krummel
Decatur
St. Methodist Hospital
Thatmireas
Don Stewart Jr Plans Fort Benning ROTC Camp Attendance
Don Stewart Jr of 1805 Eleventh Avenue will attend the Fort Benning ROTC camp in Georgia from late May to August. He is a Citadel junior this year and must complete summer training to earn a commission at graduation. Stewart aims to enter dentistry after graduating in 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ti. Stewart, Jr
Don Stewart
Eleventh Avenue
Fort Benning
Georgia
Ly Stewart
Citadel
Military College of South
Stewart
Dung
Harriman Will Attend Colorado Democratic Convention
Democrat presidential hopeful W Averell Harriman will attend the Colorado Democratic convention in Golden on June 28. He will share the platform with Sen. Richard Russell of Georgia and Sen. Hubert Kerr of Oklahoma, with Harriman serving as mutual security administrator and notifying State Chairman Joseph F. Little of his plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
W. Averell Harriman
Colorado
Golden Jane
Joseph. F. Little
Harriman
Richard Hasrell
Georgia
Hubert Kerr
Oklshopia
Copper Price Hike Approved by OPS
Washington shows approval for a 3.844 cent per pound increase on copper and brass products amid higher foreign copper costs. Mobilization Director Bleelman will issue the regulation early next week, applying a steel directive to adjust prices by a set percent of the extra cost.
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Washington
OPS
Joh R. Bleelman
Chile
U.S
Three Are Leaving McGranery Office
Washington June 44 iv He Morrison announced he would quit his post as deputy attorney general. Rep Hillings said he had information that Morrison and two assistants Harold Baynton and William A Underhill were slated for dismissal by Attorney General McGranery. Hillings, on the Judiciary subcommittee, did not disclose the notice. Morrison heads the antitrust division and returns to private practice. Baynton heads the alien property custodian office and Underhill leads the land division. He also said further top echelon changes were anticipated in the justice department.
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Washington
Graham Morrison
Ais Post Ag Weelstant
Hillings
R-Ualit
Morise
Harold
Baynton
William A. Underhill
McGranery
House
Justice Department
Morison
Juetice J
Bureau curbs speculative oil leases on federal lands
Washington June 14 The bureau of land management announced it is drafting regulations to curb speculative activity in oil and gas leases on federal lands Director Marion Clawson said land offices have been ordered to stop processing 41 acre lease applications effective June 11 Until regulations are set small acreages may be leased to legitimate drillers and prospectors but speculative activity will be contained A bureau spokesman said the new form of the regulations had not yet been decided upon
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Washington
Bureau of Land Management
Marion Clawson
Air Force fliers die in two Arizona crashes
Two Air Force pilots died in Arizona crashes yesterday near Phoenix. Capt Herman Pater parachuted to safety after a Beaufighter collided with a Thunderjet. The dead include Capt Howard A. Pairbanks in Michigan and Staff Sgt James O'Malley, Staff Sgt Charles T. Bower. Earlier, Trahan plunged to his death in an trainer near Tucson.
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Air Force
Arizona
Phoenix
Aria
Here
Herman Pater
Fresno
Call
Howard A. Pairbanks
Baton
Mich
James O'Malley
Providence
Charles TW. Bower
Taylor City
Trahan
Iowa
Tucson
Tribune
local births reported from Weld County hospitals
Stork Express notes multiple births in Weld County. A daughter born Friday June 18 to Mr. and Mrs Ray Ginth in Kersey at Weld County Public Hospital. A daughter born Saturday June 14 to Mr. and Mrs James W Vantoy of 1846 Seventh Avenue. A son born Friday June 13 to Mr. and Mrs Jack Neergaar d Route 4 at Osteopathic Memorial Hospital. Minor OCR issues noted in the original listing.
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Horn
Ray Ginthat
Kersey
Weli County Public Hospital
Elric: Wright
Eaton
Juedd
Weld County ,Public Hospital
James W. Vantoy
Seventh Avenue
Weld County Public Hospital
Jack Neer Gaard
Route 4
Osteopathle Memorial Hospital
Weld County Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listing
A compiled list from Weld County hospitals shows admissions on Friday June 18 including Dean Binder Milliken David Byers En fes Park and Mrs George Vineyard along with others. Dismissals include Joanne Laffen Mrs Vernon Predoehl and daughter Charles Stoke Mrs Rouben Butz and Regina Schlueter plus several more from Greeley La Salle and Loveland. A purse reportedly stolen from Shirley Sncoby on Eighth street contained 19 dollars in cash and a plastic billfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County Techlic Hospital
Dean Binder
Milliken
David Byers
En Fes Park
George Vineyard
Kersey
Phyllis Orman
Wleyanth Avenue
Cilma Archuleta
Ninth Street
Joanne Laffen
Greeley
Vernon Predoehl
Twelfth Avenue
Charles Stoke
Twentieth Avenue
Rouben Butz
Raule
Regina Schlueter
Omaha
Net
Henry Vogelpohl
Eleventh Avenue Court
Melvin Bensen
Willan Berrig
la Salle
Wesley Sargent
Mary Pllen Lupas
Diaine
Slavens
Platteville
Oateopathic
Hay Hospital
Jack Neargaard
Hovia
James Lee
Elehth ‘Avenue
Richard Irchert
Loverland
Richard Erchert
Loveland
CIO Union Keeps Steel Shut Amid War Time Strife
June 14 report says 59,000 United Steelworkers will continue shutdown to pressure for wage stabilization and union shop terms. Murray-led group vows no retreat and aims for all WS B recommendations. War production impact noted as plants strike to curb output. officials seek plan to resume steelmaking with government and industry cooperation. An unrelated traffic accident injures 77 year old man Ned Boler in Greeley. two vehicles collide at Tenth Avenue and Twelfth Street, with minor injuries and property damage.
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Citisburgh
CLO
United Steelworkers Bay
Fecon
Steelworkers' Executive Board
Philip Murray
Murray
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Korea
Hartin Garriston
Ned Boler
Greeley
Tenth Avenue
Twelfth
Boles
Weld County Hospital
al Timkeu
Claude Walter Krishyeh
Thirteenth Street
Pickin Way
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Koje
Kereister
Palyeh Ag
Ma Ana
Orrin Tucker
Whittman
Avis
LaSalle
Bittsburgh
Federal District Court Today
William Paul Smelt
Firet National Bank
Smeltzer
Fest
Eed
Weld
Weld County
Gatthe Association of Colorado
Colorado A & M College
A& Mate
Mark Goold
Charles Achziger
Bonnie Eliott
Edna Lamb
Lowell Little
Fort Collins
Colorado Dairy
Lttestation
Germany
Richard A. Hagelberger
Chula Vista, Gall
Guitty
Neumberg
Hagelberger
Lke
Lala Age
Bankers Elect
Thomas
Don Stewart Jr
ROTC
Colo;.Dame
Pritts
McGranery Office
and Management Bureau
Yellowstone
Art H. Berger
Ann
Frank A. Berger
Fairacres
Yellowstone National Park
Wilson Instrumental Sextette
Canyon Hotel
Empire Radio Distrteh Company
Colorado A and M
Stork Express
Warriage
Narsig Ley
Mona Mae Bailey
Robert Jonn Lehr
Haarrlelt Helen Hoffman
Greeing
Eugens Hetlinger
Windsor
Donna Lee Schneider
Saverance
Shirley Sncoby
Igid
Eighth Street
Rouden
Gala
Vandle
Lee Len Kersen Roggen
Colo
South
Eighth Avenue
16Th Street
9Th Avenue
Ith Avenue
CIO Union
Mae
Bosnital
K. Jososon
Memoriam
Aolmer
Mra Macy Holmes
Alica Hobbs
Familly
Mary Jo Peskay
Albert Halmes
DEMAC
Ath St
Nelvot
Bulova
Academy de
Aret
Hamilton
Elgin
Omega
Howard Weiss
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