Unclear OCR: Greeley Daily Tribune and GOP press text
Fragmentary OCR from Greeley Daily Tribune and Republican material. The readable portions reference security committees press piracy and circulation notes but lack coherent events, dates, or actors.
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Greeley Daily Tribune
Greelay Republican
WWE
LOYD
Memurey
Teer Secratee
Clare Pacimm
seRpite
Fustatine Farania
Mall Ov Pune
Abe
Gieney Gri Cease Tse
Carrie Bse
Mars
Foreign aid vote clears Senate amid partisan leadership
The foreign aid bill passed 57 to 25 as Cerverette and GOP leaders kept supporters aligned. Proponents argued aid reduces the need for troops abroad and is cheaper than funding men, while asserting bipartisan backing for U.S. welfare overseas. A Poznan exhibit showcases American housing to challenge Communist myths.
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Senate
Cerverette
Russia’s Nuclear Debate Shapes Cold War Outlook
AP News Analyst argues nuclear weapons’ existence may deter war, while fears of a general conflict rise. He warns Soviet leadership, driven by ideology, could seek dominance without atom use, and cautions disarmament could weaken NATO without broader peace.
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Nats Cempander Siorstad
Naliong
Lorebla
Norstad
Russia
Asother Hillerian Mazar
Dubody
Nikita Kheushchev
Stalin Griy
Korea
Hungary
Kremlin
Communist Youth Movement
United States
NATO
Bids Sought for $2.6 Million Valley Viaduct Project
The Colorado Highway Department invites bids for twin viaducts on the Valley Highway in south Denver. The 1,733 foot structures will arch over South Broadway, with bids to be opened on June 2.
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Denver
Colorado Highway Dept
South Broadway
Kefauver Charges Power Firms Benefited From Tax Write Offs
Senator Kefauver told the Senate that preliminary inquiry suggests Idaho Power and other firms profited from advance tips about fast tax write offs. He noted hearings by a Senate antitrust panel showed someone knew in advance before a public ODM announcement. He praised ODM for timely notices of rapid depreciation allowances.
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Washington
Kefauver
D-Teno
Senate
Vidado Power Co
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Idaho Power
Office of Defense Mobilization
ODM
Labor Secretary issues new union financial report forms
Labor Secretary Mitchell announces revised forms for union financial reports filed with the department. About 40,000 unions must use the new blanks for fiscal years ending after June 3. The form requires details on asset sales, loan repayments, real estate transactions, pledged assets, and officer allowances and gifts or loans from members.
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Wastington
Wwd
Mitchell
Sajesties
Ataff
Marriage Vows Recited at Park Wongin Church
Vivian Samuelson of Greeley and Donald C. North of Eaton exchanged marriage vows Saturday at Park Wongin church. Rev. Ervine Inglis officiated the ceremony at 4 PM in the presence of relatives. The couple's families and close friends attended.
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Neree
Harold Sherman
Eaton
Jack
Big Allnutt
North
Adm Samuelson
Greeley High School
CSCE
Edgewater
W. D. Armen ‘Trout
Naval Academy taps Karl Kitt as new wrestling coach
Annapolis Md July selection announces Karl Kitt associate professor of physical education at the Naval Academy named wrestling coach at the Air Force Academy. He will join duty in Denver August 1. Kitt a Navy faculty member since 1946 led plebe wrestlers and posted 52 wins 5 losses 1 tie. He is Des Moines Iowa native and Southwestern State Teachers College graduate.
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Cleveland, Oklo
Navy
Tulsa
Daniel Webster High
Navy Academy
Dies in Room Fire in Denver Apartment
Denver man ager Steve D Mor ig 85 died in a room fire Friday night. Assistant Fire Chief Frank Soper said Morris apparently suffocated in smoke from a burning mattress.
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Denver
Steve D. Morig
Siday
Frank Soper
Morris
Colorado Road Designation Plea Not Yet Decided
Senator Allott reported to Colorado legislators that the Colorado Utah interstate route proposal remains under consideration. The plan would link Denver to Salt Lake City, rely on a future route decision by the Bureau of Public Roads, and include funding for a tunnel under the Continental Divide. Action to add miles to the interstate system may be delayed until the Senate Public Works Committee acts on a broader highway amendment.
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Wallington UK
Alfort
Rolo
Colorado Congressions
Secretary of Commerce Works
Bureau of Public Roads
Denver
Salt Lake City
Coloredo
Public Works Subcommittee Delays Indicate No Timeline
A public works subcommittee has not indicated when the project will be acted upon, leaving the schedule unclear and stakeholders awaiting further guidance. The lack of a set timeline raises questions about funding decisions and urgency for community improvements.
May Call Government Officials in Contempt Trial of Teamster Veep
Frank W. Brewster, Teamsters Union vice president, faces a contempt trial after refusing to produce records and testify before the Senate Investigations Subcommittee. Subpoenas were issued for Labor Secretary Mitchell and other officials, including Chairman Dayd Leedaur, with US Assistant William Tite weighing whether to quash. Brewster is to be arraigned and has been released until Monday.
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Washington
Mitchel
Congress
Frank W. Brewster
Teamsters Union
Dulin K. Pickens
Brewster
Mitchell
Dayd Leedaur
National Labor Relations
William Tite
Western Conference of Toasters
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
No Drug To Stop Flu Epidemic Warns Doctors
New York reports experts warning there is no drug to halt influenza once it begins. The best defense is vaccination against the specific influenza type. Physicians urge preparedness for vaccination programs if the current epidemic spreads, noting fever aches sore throat cough and pneumonia risks.
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New York
Earth
Unclear 1918 Flu Pandemic Risks From Infections
The report discusses bacterial infections following influenza and the risk of serious complications like pneumonia. It notes medical advice to start antibiotics early and the potential for fatal outcomes during severe flu waves. It mentions global deaths and looming outbreaks with references to the UN and WHO.
Land transfers and corrections in Arlington Park Mead districts
June 1 filings show Donald F. Lyon transferring to The Frontier Refining Company in Arlington Park and corrections between Frontier Refining and Metropolitan Life Insurance for Lots 19 1 12 in Arlington Park Greeley. Milk Sekich Sr and Barbara to Bernard and Myrtle Newman convey Lots 13 15 and 11 in Mead Town. Rev. $5.50. Birthstone for June praz.
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Donald F. Lyon
Frontier Refining Company
Arlington Park
Cy of Greeivy
Norev
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
City of Greeley
Correction Dent
Milk Sekich, Sr
Barbara Sekich
Bernard Newman
Myrtle BR. Newman
Wik
Mead
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