Harriman Named Special Assistant to the President
President Truman appoints W Averell Harriman as special assistant to the president to coordinate broad international responsibilities. Harriman will retain his post as U S European representative with the Economic Cooperation Administration and Milton Katz of Massachusetts will become ambassador in Europe to succeed him. The White House stated the role requires strategic leadership across agencies shaping national development and international policy.
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Jube
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W. Averell Harriman
Nein
Upge
Barriman
United States
Japriman
Ional
Nese Muettere
Harriman
Witte Frouse
Charlan G. Villas
State Department
Ratz
New York
Harvard
Daumbig & Hong
Flegst Jotts
Children Out of School Keep Pueblo Busy
Pueblo June 14 policemen stay busy as school ends and first aid from fire department aids injured children. Reports describe several incidents including a fall from a porch, a kettle cut, a wheel injury, bicycle accident, and a lunch mishap with broken glass. A separate notice notes a judge’s divorce action and a temporary support order in a Denver case.
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Pueblo
Pueble
Colo
Gnaelilid
Weather Larat Report For Colorado Friday Night
Fragments describe a stormy pattern in Colorado with partly cloudy intervals and scattered thunderstorm chances. Forecasters warn of cooler northeast winds on Friday and potential showers into Friday night and Saturday with thunderstorm activity.
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Colorado
Fermen
Divide
Baers Wether
Small Talk Contest Submissions Highlight Alvin Williams
A small talk contest entry features Alvin Williams son of Mr and Mrs Frank Williams of Route Four. The caption notes the June 22 1943 photograph and mentions Larry born December 3 12848 as another entered image chosen for publication in the Tribune.
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Ald Beeey
Alvin Willams
Frank Willams
Larry
the Tribune
Governor rules out special session on gambling
Denver reports Governor Johnson ruled out a special legislative session on gambling. He said Attorney General Metzger must present concrete evidence for any action and noted pending law enforcement proofs. Johnson spoke after cabinet meetings and with local officials and Bert Keating. In other items, Thomas and Patton resigned from the state barber examiners board amid resignations and appointments.
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Denver
Covereur Johnson
John Metzger
Metzger
Jolun
Repotiern
Te “Uthe
Denyer
Bert Keating
Barber Examiner
Realyna
Wald County Clerk Nomination Declaration
A misspelled and fragmented notice shows an individual seeking renomination for Wald County Clerk and Recorder. The writer claims intention to run under the Wald County Republican Party and expresses gratitude for support from Wald county.
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Ann Mar
Wald
Martin Flielhahel
Scattered Hail Storms Across Weld County Report
Weld county endured scattered hail and a brilliant electrical storm Thursday with minimal damage. Great Western Sugar reported small hail near Perce and Galeton. Platteville and surrounding areas saw limited impact. some leaves torn from trees. Rain totals reached up to an inch in places. Greeley hit 90 degrees briefly before a cool night. A new pastor was to be installed at Redeemer Lutheran Church in Colorado Springs.
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Great Western Sugar Company
Perce
Galeton
Platteville
Birkle
Birkly
Damago
Prospect Valley
Hall
Gilcrest
Keenesburs
Great Wreatern Sugar Company
Pierva
Fatan
Koiser
Kuner
Windsor
Briggadale
Johnstown
Fort Layton
Brighton
Public Service Company
Grestey
Greeley
Hyltiing
Piatteville
Kasisas City
Kansas City
Wilson
Mave
Sauna
Denver
Union Pacific
Colo, Springs
Colorado Springs
Avert Fabroeien Evo Naa
Lawrenceyilla
Pratt, Kans
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Senate Group Okehs Arm Aid
Washington reports informal approval of a 1.2232 billion foreign aid program to fund weapons and equipment for nations outside NATO. Senator Connally announced an accord among foreign relations and armed services committees for a 1.0 billion plan for Western Europe and 500 million for arms, plus 150 million in American procurement.
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Washington
Cirh
Sanator Connally
iTexqe
Europe
Connally
FBI arrest three for supplying war secrets to Russia
Denver reports three suspects linked to wartime atomic secrets. One, a former Army sergeant, worked on the bomb project and was seized in New York. Alfred Slack and Sidney Weinbaum face accusations tied to passing secrets through intermediaries. FBI and FCC probes unfold amid warnings of potential death penalties for treason.
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Russia
Cist
Ivan
Dayla Greenglass
Albuquerque
N. M
New York City
Grewsglass
FHI
Syracuse
N. Y
Alfred Dean Stack
Fuchs
Gold
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Atone
Eulily
England
Greenglass
New York
West Coast
MBI
Sidney Weinbaum
California Institute of Technology
Weinbaum
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Pasadent
Turmerly
Greeeglass
Albuqquerque
New Merxico
Hussia
RBI
Polley
WBE
Gros
United States
Tussi
Slack
Kingsport
Tenn
Oak Ridge
Hoe
Knoxville
Venn
Morgan Steer Grand Champ at Field Day
Morgan Steer was named grand champion at the Western Shorthorn Breeders' field day held at Island Grove Park Pri dar. Oscar earned reserve champion for John McClure Jr. and other showmanship honors went to Leonard Austin and Jack Leonard among several competitors. the event featured 4-H and Future Farmers of America members with stock judging aided by Colorado A and M participants.
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Aly
Alver
Phyllis Fisbiy
Tori Morgan
Island Grove Park
Pridar
Oscar
John McClure, Jr
Autio Weld
Uyeriock
Waymeta of America
Miss Fieblg
Willing Workers
Morgan County
McClure
Denver
Allen Calla Company
Colorado Springs
Fulesburg
Leonard Austin
Chan
Jack Leonard
Rex Coghburn
Gilcrest
Bob Dorsey
Eaton
Gerald Lind- Bien
Yuma
Colorado
A and M
Ben Take
Hereford
John Cummings
Elizabeth
Greeley Chariter
Commerce
Dalry Home
Rowe
Brace Howe
Maton FA
Austin
Leonard
Castell Nattaiger
Pierce
Jay Caird
Virginis McClure
Fort Collins
Jus Ry Ball
Kbyerolt Stencel
Gil
Norman Jewett
Fort’ Coling
Cactus Hill
Ugnt
Auatin
Gerald Lindgren
Yama
Phyllis Fis
Daryl Arnolt
Keoneaturg
Larry Dorsey
Ratan AH
Leland Langel
Windsor
Financia Blake
Larry Peterson
Kynordit
Leonard Atm MeClura
Mule Clarkeou
West Ward
Lol
Grooley
Bato
Alvin Dorasy
Kenneth Rowe
Raton GH
Lyon Otteyon
Waton
Mhylitos Fiehig
Nox Co
Bas Ombers
Cole Nebraska
Wreming Ane
New Manion
Cohrd
Ted i
Waymant Dies on Return From Fishing Trip
Waymant Wayman aged 67 of 3% Nineteenth Street died suddenly at his home at 6 p m Wednesday after returning from a fishing trip. He had lived in World County 45 years and retired from brewing, residing in Gresley for 16 years. Born in Kentucky December 17, 1882, he was survived by four children Donald Gresley Manxell Mia Pad Adams of Longmont and J Duane Bandie Army at Albuquerque New Mexico. The war duration was noted.
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Wayman
Alreet
Wold County
Gresley
Kentucky
Burghers Whelude
Donald
Manxell
Mia
Pad Adams
Longmont
J. Duane L. Bandie
Albuquerque
New Mew
Sterm
Bids opened on Completing Weld HospitalContract
Bids for completing the Weld County Hospital were opened with Gilson Construction of Lincoln Nebraska the low base bidder at 1 249 044 Others included Brown S hreef erman And company Denver 1 844 800 Newser ann Dall and company Denver 1 24007 and Flatt Rogers Inc Denver 1 427 000 Alternate bids followed base bids for mechanical plumbing and elevator work with lows by James and Davis Plumbing and Heating Denver 472 245 Montgomery Elevator Co 96 065 and O Keefe Elevator Denver 99 760 The trustees will meet June 22 to discuss award and finalizing the contract for the final phase of the building
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le Hoanital
Gilson Construction Company
Lincoln
Nebr
Bilding
Brown-Sehrepferinad and Company
Denver
Newserann Dall, and Company
Flatt Rogers Inc
Jainson and
Davis Plumbing
Wenting Cetpany
Pluibing and Healing Company
H. Horton, Greeley
Mehring and Hanson Company
Allan Fisher
Iida
Fisher
Lia
Sevier
Newatram-Davis
Greel
Willan R. Kelly
Henry Daunte
Fla of
Pischer and Fisher
Jugs Stewart
Albert Clough
James Collins
Sidney G. Frazier
Carl J. Mignuson
George D. Anderson
Emily
Mkenneth Lake
United States Public Health Service
Paul Ryan
State Health Department
J. Penk
USPHS
Henry Hii
Serder Hey
Crown and
Selirepferman
Dey Fick
Newstron-Doyle
Olson
Platt Rogers
Tiortan
Johnson and Davin
Tadnet
Meliting and
Hanson
Uare
Ware
Montgomery
Otis
Wentinghouss
O'Keefe
Court Opens Way To Depart Harry Bridges
San Francisco June 1 Government moves to revoke Harry Bridges citizenship gained in 1934 due to perjury convictions. Judge Harris notes Bridges remains a convicted felon and the government seeks to end his citizenship while defending a strong public safety stance amid related court rulings. Diversion projects in Colorado Springs threaten drought relief with a projected 70,000 acre feet of water from the western slope benefiting Colorado Springs pending federal approval.
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GIO Lougeture
Liner Y
George GB
Varnlal
Bridge
Austrafalyorn Talor
Barris
Bridges
Priso
Tle
Harris
Mlagallty
Cole
Springs Caloyado Springs
Laneyar Nenda
bureau_of Teclamalion
Congress
Colorado State Water Conservation. Board
Colorado Springs
Truman Vetoes Basing Point on Delivered Prices
President Truman vetoed the basing point measure that would allow sellers to steer freight charges and set delivered prices, challenging existing antitrust and trade practices. The bill, shaped by a senate house conference, sparked deep Democrat splits before the veto ended its path to law.
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Washington
Trihom Tolay
Olesepate
II Recett Montus
Demontalus
Tuerr Natural Pas di Witlelt
Sellera
Stower
Witte House
UF A
Genate House
Bot Chambers
House
Senate
Seldon
Thi
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Tlwnd
Long Ua
Doughs
Conor
Mhanu O'Mahaney
Wye
Ald Hnaliass
Vothes
Swat
Thay
Conent Tristllite Casa
Mudnstey
Asultine Leasing Palit Prichig Syatom
City of St Louis Delayed by Flood
City of St Louis reports delays due to flood conditions impacting multiple services. Weather advisories mention railway and bridge disruptions with limited visibility and power issues affecting Friday morning schedules. Officials warn of ongoing flood risks and urge caution for motorists and commuters.
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BL Tania
Delewlagin
Apeclak Sooieeidl
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