West Disarmed in Korea Slow Change Alarms Experts
American observers warn in Tokyo that the Allied forces in Korea are being slowly disarmed as arms under the 1953 armistice grow obsolete. They cite stagnant targets, outdated jets, and widespread North Korean modernization raising questions about the cease fire's durability and a potential revision of terms.
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Korea
John Randolph
Tokyo
United Nations Command
U. N
North Korea
Manchuria
Pone
North Korean Peoples Army
U. S.army
Air Force
Far East
Seoul
Inchon
J. L. Lemonitzer
Cole Springs Man Drowns in Trappers Lake Boat Accident
Glenwood Springs Colorado man Frank Hillhouse, 75, drowned when a trolling boat capsized on Trapper's Lake. His companion H H Bowers, 84, was pulled from the water, revived, and later sent to Colorado Springs for burial. Rescuers reached them after several minutes, the crash occurred about 100 yards from the south shore.
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Glenwood Springs
Colorado Springs
Trapper's Lake
Frank Hillhowse
Here
H. H. Bowers
Bowers
Hillhouse
Ralph Baker
Garfield County
Digman To Host Harriman Meeting In Denver
Denver banker Emmett J. Digman announced he will serve as official host for a gathering with Averell Harriman. The event, linked to Western Democratic leaders, aims to address agriculture water development rural credit needs and aid for small rural businesses. Digman, a Kansas native with 20 years in Denver, lauded Harriman as courageous and capable to tackle western problems.
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Denver
Emmett J. Dignan
Western
Averell
Kansas
Dignan
Crafts Registration for Youth Center Tuesday Sessions
Registration for the crafts program at the Youth Center will be held from 1 to 5 p.m. Tuesday for children who have completed grades five to eleven. Classes run Mondays and Wednesdays 2 to 5 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays 1 to 3 p.m., and Fridays 1 to 4 p.m. Open to all groups after participants choose their group before registration.
Naval hero Reid designed flag honored in New York
Joy Miller reports Capt Samuel Chester Reid, designer of an early 13 stripes flag with an indefinite stars design, was praised as a War of 1812 hero. Despite fame, he died in 1861, buried in Brooklyn. efforts by American Pioneer Trails Association seek recognition with a monument and graveside ceremonies. Col Lewis Sanders, Reid’s great grandson, provides family recollections and confirms recognition efforts.
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Joy Miller
New York
Samuel Chester Reid
Brooklyn
Greenwood Cemetery
Samuel FB. Morse
Lola Montez
George Washington
Betsy Ross
Reid
Congress
Washington
p.Sain Reid
Isabel
Fayal
American Pioneer Trails Asse
Jeff
Thomas Manning
Rep
Bora
R-Ny
Newe York
Lewis ‘Sanders
New York City
Arma Johnston Reid
Peter
Wendover
Portugal
Azores
Armstrong
Stone Convent
England
New Orleans
Andrew Jackson
Tennessee
Jackson
Heid
Ister
Navy
Weld County Real Estate Transfers Report
Weld County records show numerous real estate transfers with listed grantors and grantees. Notable entries include Clarence O and Annie Faye Dyrnes transferring land in sections 26-2-66 and 27-2-66, revoking $31.00. Carl G. Tams transferring Lot 5 Block 36 in Albany? to the City of Greeley with rev. $165. and A B Weichel and others transferring multiple parcels in Kersey and related properties with values ranging from $285.64 to $165, plus several other unit transfers and nominal fees noted for various parcels and sections.
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Dune
Clarence O
Annie Faye
Dyrnes Lo
See
Paul G
Ceculla K. Dawking le
William B
Joseph M. Manson
Carl G. Tams
Greeley
Colorado
Merman D
Carol’. Cross
Halph E. Weichel
Minerva L. Johnson
Clarence B. Weichel
Gurden P. Weichel
A.B. Weichel
Kersey
Trev
Herman
Carol
Cross
SW Bee
Gerald
Edith Kyer
Lester Y
Nellie V. Duvall
Léegtor
Nelli V. Duvall
Ines Dik
Alta Vista Add
Landscape plans for Air Academy call for 3 million
Washington reports the Air Force seeks 82.25 million for academy construction starting July 1 with total project cost estimates from 126 million to 155 million. Col Stoltz defends 3 million landscaping as moderate for the size, detailing pools terraces large trees walls and extensive plantings plus 65 miles of roadside projects. The hearing was closed and the committee has not acted.
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Washington Ia
Air Force
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs, Corp
Albert E. Stoltz
Air Forcs
Academy
Denver and Rio Grande Hails Supreme Court Victory
The Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad hailed a Supreme Court ruling in the Ogden Gateway case. The decision allows the Interstate Commerce Commission to implement rates on certain commodities, a victory after Union Pacific had refused such rates. A Rio Grande spokesman said the decision makes them very happy. India plans to lend about 43 million dollars to Burma for rehabilitation efforts.
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Denver
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
Supreme Court
Ogden Gateway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rmist
Rio Grande
Union Pacific
Ayn
Foster Mother of 38 Girls Is Honored
BRUNSWICK NEW JERSEY Mrs William Yates of Old Bridge was named New Jersey Foster Mother of the Year for her care of 38 girls. She and her husband recall hosting multiple foster children since their daughter’s marriage, with as many as six or seven girls at once. The Yates home, filled with photos and wedding portraits, features a silver tray gift from the State Board of Child Welfare.
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Brunswick
N. J
William 2 Yates
New Jersey
Robert B.’ Neyner
Yates
Old Bridge
State Board of Child Welfare
Bert Latsehar
Franklin Towneship
Administration Workshop Directed by Dr. Troxel
Dr. O L Troxel directs a school administration workshop at CSCE during the pre session. The program has enrolled 146 educators, marking the sixth summer pre session. Five Colorado administrators assist with sections on personnel, salary, board policies, public relations, pupil personnel, and school business administration.
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CSCE
O. L. Troxel
Colorado
Allen H. Kavanaugh
New London
Tex
Kavanaugh
Robert Johnson
Denver
Jefferson County
Leo Buller
Fort Lupton
Earl Nunn
Springer, N. M
New Mexica Highlands University
Denver Child Throat Slashed by Flying Fan Blade
A Denver boy, seven pint blood loss, was injured when an electric fan blade broke and slashed his throat. The accident occurred in the boy’s home while he was with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank L Perdham. Doctors at St Anthony's Hospital treated him with transfusions and surgery.
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Denver
Denver Uy
Richard Perdsham
Crillew
Frank L Perdham
Perdham Old Newsmen
S. Anthony's’ Hospital
Colorado Wyoming and Montana airports to share 1.18 million aid
Federal funds totaling 1 182 184 are slated for Colorado Montana and Wyoming for airport construction and improvement under a four year program. Colorado will get 650 890 Montana 138 671 and Wyoming 392 592. Projects include Alamosa Boulder Craig Grand Janelle Lamar Monte Vista Montrose Nucla Pueblo Sterling Billings Missoula Plentywood Cheyenne Cody Evanston Gillette Jackson Newcastle Rawlins Sheridan Torrington and more with state local matches.
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Washington
Montana
Wyoming
Willceiv
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Colorado
Monfasca
CAA
Congress
Vistaf
Colorado Alamosa Municipal
Aimport
Boulder Municipal
Craig Municipal
Grand Janelles
Walker
Field
Lamar
Kelsey
Monte Vista
San Puls Valley
Montrose
County
Nurla
Nucla-Montrose
Pueblo Memorial
Sterling Logan County
Billings
Gee Fale
Jackson
Jackson Vale
Newcastle
Mundell
Rawlins
Riverton
Hock "Springs
Sheridan, Sheridan County
Tory Tingtog
Colorado Medical Assn Move in AMA Would Cut Free Vaccine
The American Medical Association faced a Colorado resolution criticizing federal vaccine distribution. It urged limiting purchases to essential public needs and indigent distribution, arguing free vaccines distort private practice and confuse the public.
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Colorado Medical Assn
AMA
Chicago
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
Colorado State Medical Society
Kenneth
Denver
Edward BE
H. Munro
Grand Junction
Congress
Colorado
Cha Ama
The
Polio Outbreak Reported in Foggia Province Italy
An epidemic of polio was reported in the Foggia province of Italy with about 200 cases in the city of San Severo.
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Foggia
Italy
San Severo
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