Labor strife hits rail yards and milk strikes ripple
News summary reports a federal board recommending a 7 percent wage increase for about 75 000 railroad yard workers and 125 000 conductors, with talks ongoing among carriers and unions. It also notes hopes for a milk strike settlement in Washington and Pittsburgh, a three day Yale union walkout ending in mediation, and broader labor actions including shop workers in Texas and wage demands at General Electric.
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Truman
Brotherhood of Railroad
Trajunieq
Order of Railway Conduct
yJn
Washington
D. C
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Dairies
Sandoyn
Eimel Frm O
AFL
Reokeama
Yechamans
Lee Columbia
New York
CIO American Newspaper Guild
Telegram and Sun
Texas
Whenita Falls
Ter
Southern Railroad
Wheatland
Cat- Ila
Wichita Falls
Inesensen
United Electrical Workers ‘Union
General Electric Rampany
Penatons
Korksg Hovse
CLO
Schenectady
Hre
Ci? International Union of Electric Workers
Syracuse
N. C
General Electric Company
Spokennost
CIO Electrical Workers Union
Mobile Cty Lines
Borves
Morristown
Tenn
Senate
Afrska
American Hinks Corp
Pouan
Rescued From Air France Crash In Persian Gulf Area
Two survivors were rescued after an Air France airliner crashed during night operations over the Persian Gulf. Forty people were killed when the craft plunged near the crash site. A second plane, another Air Force craft, had crashed two days earlier with 46 lives lost. Officials reported some crew members saved while infants aboard were mostly unaccounted for. Investigators consider sabotage possible by Indochinese Communist groups.
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Pahrom Tatand
Parafan
Air France
Jnita
Air Force Planc
Indochina
Parla
Officine
Commo de Pao
Weather outlook across regions with scattered storms
In Colorado and New Mexico the forecast calls for generally fair conditions with temperatures around 2 degrees high and 7 low. Thursday and Friday show partly cloudy to windy spells with scattered showers and thunderstorms, especially in the northeast and along eastern borders.
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Colorado
Wromlag
Divida
New Mosico
Syoning
Fire damages Struck Bakery in Denver incident
Fire at the old Homestead bakery in Denver caused about 20000 in damage. Assistant fire chief Quy Walker and police Sgt Stanley Ciliford investigated a torn window screen and a broken window as a possible incendiary act. No incendiary tools were found. The bakery, part of 12 plants hit since May 22 by Bakery and Confectionery Workers Union Local 26, suffered major damage to a conveyor belt.
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Denver
Old Homestead
Quy Walker
Walker
Stanley Ciliford
Labor Relations Bureau
Police Report on Wire Tapping in Hughes Case
Washington police say they handed the justice department a report on whether police were used to tap Howard Hughes during the wartime contracts inquiry. Major Robert Barrett refused to discuss contents, and the DOJ would not confirm receipt.
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Hughes
Washington
Justice Department
Howard Hughes
Lelnphany
Congres Signal
Maj
Robert Barrett
Washington Police
Segate
Barratt
Bean Dealers To Meet in Colorado Springs
In Colorado Springs on June 15 the Rocky Mountain Bean Deal era association will hold its 33rd annual conference. Attending are Fred D. Enter taine from Washington DC, Dan B. McGarry, Judson A. Thompson, John C. Cowan, Floyd X. Hood, and Leonard Hallam with roles spanning production marketing federal bean policy commodity credit grain inspection and agricultural statistics from DC Denver Kansas City and Denver.
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Colorado Springs
Rocky Mouttain Bean Dealera Association
Fred DP
Entertaine
Washington, D.C
Dan B. McGarry
Judson A. Thompson
Washington
John C. Cowan
Commodity Credit Corp
Kansas City
Floyd X. Hood
Denver
Leonard Hallam
Department of Agriculture
Dens
Residents celebrate ninety birthday at corner of Tenth and Mire
Reaches 90 Thursday Mra Alfa Billys celebrated her ninetieth birthday at her son Edward's home on 2221 Tenth Avenue North Mire. Born in 1880 near Latest Ki Inte Colorads, she lived in Greeley since 1930. Her husband died about 30 years ago while they were living in Manton County.
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Alfa
Edward
Avenus Court
Slivey
Grand Jurors Clear Govi in Amerasia Case
New York reporters describe a federal grand jury finding no offense by government officials or agencies in the Amerasia documents matter. The panel urged a delayed DOJ report while returning perjury charges against William W. Remington and espionage indictments against Judith Coplon and Vaceltia Gubitaher.
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New York
Spe Cdai
Amerasia Atolen
Tme
Department of Justice
Jast
William W. Remington
Commerce Department
Judith Coplon
Vaceltia Gubitaher
Amerasia
Magasine Amerasia
Via FE
Aweranin
Philip Infte
Emanuel 8
Larsen
China
State Department
Cooler Weather Expected After Heat Wave
The city felt relief as Thursday cooled to 83 degrees, down from 91 on Wednesday. Forecasts call for more sunny, warm weather into Thursday and Friday, with light rain Wednesday night briefly easing heat and bringing a brief scent of fresh air to Grealey.
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Greeley
Tourist Loses His Cousin at Gas Station
A Danville Virginia man, Q Arendal, reported his cousin Bintia Neal, 22, disappeared from a Colorado Springs area gas station after a drive between Cheyenne Wells and Colorado Springs. The man checked the back seat and suspected she was briefly hidden under a blanket before vanishing. He drove 158 miles back to Cheyenne Wells and planned to meet her in Colorado Springs at the Albany hotel if she found her way there.
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Colorado Springs
Junio
Q. Arendal
Danville
Ife
Bintia Neal
Arendal
Fred Wiiter
Xan
Cheyenne Wells
Nasl
Abe
Nots Honald le
Albany
Colorado Springe
Windsor man C A Chipman dies after long illness
Charles Arthur Chipman, 74, lifelong Windsor resident, died Thursday after six months of illness. Born May 2, 1876 in Newell Indiana, he moved to Colorado in 1904 and lived in Windsor. He farmed near Windsor and later worked in transfer business. Survived by son Charles F. Chipman and others. services at Mathodist church in Windsor with Rev Vernon K. Harris officiating. Burial at Lakeview Cemetery.
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Windvar
Charles Arthur Chipman
Windsor
Mr. Chipman
Newell
Charles F
Mary Ellen Chipman
Colorado
Susie Paterson
Chipman
Windaor
Wan Inter
Maenmpmort
Lakeside Lodge
Ainco
Arch A Gon
Charles FH
Poller
Great Western Sugar Company
Charles H. Glilpman
Denver
Palite Sereica Company
Suo Marie Chipman
Bother
Lew
Water Rationing Hours Announced by City Supervisor
Greeley water official Nyal Adam states ample supply exists if residents follow watering hours from 6 am to 9 30 pm and 4 pm to 9 pm with alternate day for most, daily only for new lawns. He notes deputy police will enforce water rules, issue papers, and bring violators to court.
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Greeley
Nyal Adam
Sovieis
Water Department
Lo Court
Aviation Safety Agents Visit City Field for Community Services
Aviation Safety Agents from the Civil Aeronautics Administration visit City Field to assist local residents on airman certificates and aviation issues. They will offer airtime, written, flight, and practical tests, inspect aircraft and facilities, and discuss aviation problems with groups or individuals. Appointments possible through BE. E. Kirkpatrick, local airport manager.
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Civil Agronauuts Administration
Wanner Wall
Grosser Gell
BE. E. Kirkpatrick
Greeley Man Dies Suddenly at Home Garage
A Greeley man, Wayman Dow n Wayman, 07, died suddenly after an incident near a garage at a rear property. Bystanders found him unresponsive on the lawn and an ambulance failed to save him before arrival at the hospital. The body was taken to a local funeral home for the Wake and services pending.
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Wayman
Bulance Wa
Tim
Down Wayman
Creeley
Longracnh
120 Watch Dedication Program Opens Weld County Event
A crowd of about 1,200 gathered Wednesday night as Weld County dedicated a replica of the Statue of Liberty on the courthouse lawn northeast of Greeley. A parade of 600 scouts and youth groups marched through the business district to the ceremony site, with troops from numerous towns. Eagle Scout Jim Overman unveiled the 10 foot 6 inch statue onto a four foot base as Gene Brant, Douglas Smith, and Don Briscoe placed a hidden box inside the base containing a copy of Tuesday night’s Tritone and other scout memorabilia.
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Weld Bay
Weld County
Brownlea
Camp Fire Girle
Lee
Greeley
Ault
Bates
Townstown
Milliken
Keenusburg
Prederick
Fort Lupton
Hudson
Evans
Dacong
Windsor
Jim Overman
Gene Brant
Douglas Smith
Don Briscoe
Troop 14
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs Scott Denies She Killed Her Baby
Mrs Ma Tian Scott denies killing her infant son Steven after a coroner's jury ruled her responsible. In an exclusive Rocky Mountain News interview she claims the death was accidental and describes dropping the baby and attempting to revive him. Detective Capt Lea Raedel notes she confessed to the admission but maintains innocence. The case leads to a murder charge in district court. Accused pleads insanity in a separate Denver case involving the death of Mrs. Seth Slayton at a hotel.
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Denyer
Ma Tian Scott
Rocky Mauataln News
Lea Raedel
Steven
Bre Scott
The
Neaver Newsaper
Raehel
Bio
Denver
Py Tesson
James Beaufield
Seth Slayton
Mayer
Benefield
Willan A. Black
Colorado
Henefield
Slayton
Small Talk Contest Featuring Afralitha Pairing
A fragment notes Afralitha may pair with Wayne Harley Yauk son of Yr and Mr. Walter Hy Yauk of Windsor. It mentions a birth dated September 77 1998 and a March 129% photo entry by Mee Yauk in the Trib.
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Afralitha
Wayne Harley Yauk
Walter Hy Yauk
Windsor
Mee
Yauk
Ambiguous Sports Card From Historic Scoreboard
Readable snippets show early baseball and basketball team matchups with scattered scores and players. Entries mention Cincinnati Boston Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York St Louis Philadelphia and Washington, plus pitchers and batters like Masterson Johnson Ted Betts Lemon and Texan, amid postponed games and uncertain results.
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Sincinnati
Boston
Hix
Raffatsberger Und Scheffing
Spsba
Cooper
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
St Louis
Philadelyhia
Alght
Cleveland
Masterson
Johnson
Tedbetts
Lemon
Washington
St Lauia
Sigh
Pierce to vote on 80000 bonds for school buildings
Pierce district 49 posts notices for an election on 80000 bonds to fund school facilities. Election set for June 6 to 10 with a community meeting next week to explain the bond and its use. Treasurer Lea F Pettit says plans include moving facilities from the dissolved Clive Brunel district to Pierce and adding two duplex teacherages and remodeling the grade school.
Market Window Smashed in Denver Bakery Walkout
Violence flared at a three week old bakery workers strike in Denver when a brick shattered a window at King's Super Market. Police say a note around the brick warned workers to quit union activity or face harm. union leaders called the incident a mystery and condemned the act.
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Denver
Violenca
Delvery Bakery
King's Super Market
Trvingvento
Clifford Yinnley
Police Department
Inber Relating Bureau
Willian “Schanacher
Werkara Union Carl
Schumacher
Volun
Tmanarsnient
Population figures for Greeley metropolitan area in 1950
The 1950 population of the Greeley metropolitan area is estimated at 25,032, about 6,260 more than 1940. Evans, Rosedale, and Garden City are reported separately with various figures, while Greeley proper is listed at 20,285. The metro area extends three miles west, including nearby settlements and sites along East Elaliteeut Istreut.
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Cree Jey
Uini
Evans
Rosedale
Garden City
Greeley
Alles Acres
Eleventh Avenua
Philippines Gains U S Military Installations Value 8.5 Million
U S transfers valued military installations at Fort McKinley and Nichols Field to the Philippines. Under a 1983 revert plan, American title remains but property will pass to the Philippines. A small U S presence will remain for maintenance as talks continue on adjacent areas in Cavite and Mariveles for base access.
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Manila
U. S
le Philipping
Fort McKintey
Nichols Flat
Philippines
Bisa
Eortal
Sanglay Point
Cavite
U. S. Navy
Philippiias
Marivellas
Cavs
Phillies
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Benjamin G. Hilliard
Stat Preme Court
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Govi
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Dyan Denver
Kidder
Trinidad
Franke C. Dillon
Colorado Probation and Parole Officers Association
Homer Kidder
William T. Eckardt
Shumate
Charles Shumate
Pueblo
Colorado Highway Department
Roads Agency
C. A. Chipman of
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Miatar
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Greelay
Weld Boy Scout District
Richey
Hartlasn Hall
Tenth Avenue
le Ahown
Wayne Willams
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Oliver Howard
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