Senators Blast Lie as Tool of Stalin at UN
Washington June 18 A group of Republican senators Bridges of New Hampshire and Knowland of California condemned Trygve Lie for backing seating a Chinese Communist to the United Nations Security Council. They urged the U.S. to veto and accused Lie of echoing Communist tactics and becoming their tool if the Chinese seat is approved.
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Washington
Trygve Idw
United Nations
Bridges
New Hampshire
Knowland
California
Tia
U. N
Lnwuiskece
Negate Appropriations Committee
Soya
Riassa
U.N
Lia
Four Die in Flames of Family Auto Crash
Four members of a Chicago family died when their car burst into flames after a rear collision with a bus near Cedar Lake on the Lake-Lowell road. William Freischland Jr., his father-in-law William Freischland Sr., and two children Sara, 7, and William, 3, perished. Mrs. Freischland escaped with burns and shock. she was treated and released. The driver of the other car, Foxter Kain of Gary, was detained after fleeing to a tavern. Sheriff Clayton reported the crash occurred as the bus discharged passengers.
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Gedar Lake
Jud
Chicago
Leo Clatowmt
Lake County
Eherite
William
Freischland, Jr
Elizabeth Schwellenbach
Sarat
Freischland
Helen
Methodist Hospital
Gary
Freischied
Clayton
Frelsehlads
Lake-Lowell
Cedar Lake
Foxter Kain
Kain
Keene
Shriners Arrive in Los Angeles Amid Transport Strikes
The Shriners convention drew thousands as 101 cities sent delegates to Los Angeles. amid streetcar and bakery strikes causing scarce bread and disrupted transit. Delegates were greeted at beaches and landmarks as the gathering opened with city services strained and public transport limited.
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Los Angeles
Auee Union Stele
Shrinera
Tralin
United States
Mexico
Canada
Elrike
California
Beach Cies
Santa Moulua
Billings
Moab
Long Beach
Tacoway
Wash
Hail and Rain Cause Severe Crop Damage Near Weld
Reports from Sterling describe hail and driving rain east of Weld on June 18. Weather damage affected over 1,000 metres of beets from Atwood to the overpass, with other crops damaged proportionally. Great Western Sugar Company fieldmen noted 100 acres of rye severely damaged and 400 acres lightly affected as hailstones ranged from one to 1.75 inches.
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Sterling
Righ Winda
Nore
Atwood
Great Wastern Agar Company
Nein
Fold
Rafe Fell
Hwan
Farmers' Income Drops Nine Percent in First Half 1950
Washington reports the Agriculture Department estimates cash receipts from crop and livestock marketing for the first half of 1950 at about 10.0 billion dollars, nine percent below the same period in 1944, with declines in prices and market volumes, notably in poultry and eggs, while tobacco receipts edge up and some states show lower crop and livestock cash receipts than 1948.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Montana
Riot at Grover Carnival Sparks Sheriff Rally
Crowds from three states flocked to Grover for the rodeo as a fight escalated into riot proportions. Sheriff George Hill dispatched deputies from Greeley to quell the disturbance near the rodeo grounds and a tent was partially burned before the carnival left town. Sergeant Roy Calhoun aided in maintaining communications and restoring order as the chaotic night gave way to a calm Sunday and a continued rodeo event.
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Greeley
Grover
Grover Rodeo
George Hill
Cheyenne
Ted
Colorado
Nebraska
Roy Calhoun
State Patrol
Sheriff's Office
Uranium Ore Found in Shine Rolobwe Mine
A historic note places uranium ore in the Shine Rolobwe mine, about 70 miles northwest of Elizabethville in the Belgian Congo. Discovered in 1035, the deposit has long been known to Welentiate, with location secrecy now lifting.
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Elizabethville
Belgian Congo
Young Democrats Back Johnson and Carroll
Gunnison Colorado June 18. Regulations supporting Gov Johnson for reelection and Rep Carroll for U S senator were passed unanimously today by the Young Democrats of Colorado. The meeting elected Marvin Rosenbein of Denver president. They urged centralized state purchasing, welfare fund redistribution, and federal support for hard rock mining, among other measures, and commended President Truman’s vetoes on energy bills.
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Gunnison
Colo
Joshson
Juin Carroll
U. S
Young Democrate
Colorado
John W. Metzxzec
Metzger
Johnson
Carrot
Marvin G. Rosenbein
Denver
Westmister Law School
Hayy Sayre
Walsenburg
Truman
Meredith Helby
Norman R. Coby
Ed Yeklich
Pueblo
Tod Ross Atentio
Englewood
Yrea
Mas Mary. Fahey
Mins Tretty Maxwell
Hinco Kester
Longmort
Henry Lefevre
Joel Tors
Hoby Cavanaugh
Longmont
Gort Gentry
Boulder
Alyan
Adams, Jr
Austin Hoyt
Colorado Springs
Oin Waldek
Montroza
Elwood Gradley
Steamboat Springs
Denver’s Population Grows 28 Percent in Decade
Denver officials report a population increase from 324,xxx to 412,823, a 28 percent rise over ten years. The count notes 43 90,411 and 22412 residents in earlier records, reflecting growth since 1940. Local authorities frame the figures as a significant urban expansion.
Flood Roars Through Small Town Drowning Family
A flash flood swept a gul en near Harn early today, destroying a house and washing away its foundation. Sheriff Witten Qronnda reported a family, Mr and Mrs Hore wan Brdon and their 4 year old son Garl, missing and presumed drowned when floodwaters inundated their home around 2 am in Pomeroy about 200 miles southwest of Bookans.
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Tomorry
Waah
Harn
Dia Foundation
Sherif Witten Qronnda
Mra
Hore Wan Brdon
Garl
Pomeroy
Bookans
Mary Files 144 In Caroline Mars Across Pacific
The navy announced a passenger flight carrying 144 people aboard the Caroline Mars from Hawaii to the mainland, landing at San Diego Bay at 10:38 p.m. MST. The voyage set a new record for a Mars airlift, with 14 hours 1s minutes, including 2,300 miles flown, and marked the first time marine reservists were flown from overseas for mainland training. Also aboard the Caroline Mars were 125 reservists, 91 on the Hawaii Mars, crew of 15 each, and a reporter.
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San Diego
Oall
Navy
Hawaii
Wiatine Corps
Trainrimg
Caroline
San Diego Bay
Mars
Keebi Jaguan
Honolulu
Laval Air Station
Maline Hawaii Mars
Alameda
Calif
Marina
Three Injured in Auto Crash South of City
Three persons were injured and hospitalized after a two-vehicle collision on U.S. 88 just south of Greeley. Victims include Albert Kell of 512 Twelfth Avenue with severe cuts, William R. Kelly of Byany with cuts and fractures, and Kenneth Swetzig of Greeley with cuts and bruises.
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Greeley
State Patrol
Albert Kell
Twelfth Avenue
Weld County Public Hospital
William BR. Kelly
Byany
Kenneth Swetzig
Kelley
Weld Hospital
Swetsle
Memorial Osteopathic Hospital
Swetely
Kelsey
Miller
Duncan
Austan
Brivers
Bob Earl White
Brigesdale
Louis DQ. Stanford
Ault
Tau
Emery
Melvin Hellett
Patrot Set
Noy Cal
Driver and Cousin Ride in Front Seat
Colorado series report from June describes J Arendale and his cousin Emily C Neal riding in the front seat under police orders to avoid losing each other. They were in Danrilie Virginia and later Denver before officers redirected them to Gunnison. A telegram from Denver prompted the stay, then reunification and continued travel under guard. In Utah, a third victim died after a head on crash near Cedar City, with two killed at the scene and others injured.
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Colorado
Colyer
Kang
Gazoline
Hom
Arendal
Kansas
Denver
Conway Arendal
Neal
Gunnison
Utah
Michael Jollty Steata
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cedar City
Jarry C. Strong
Santa Monica
Calli
Licata
Dorothy
Cortisone Reaches U S Hospitals In New Rollout
Hatway New Jersey June 18 Cortisone the new wonder drug for rheumatic diseases is now allocated to U S hospitals after FDA approval. Merck and Conald report 6100 hospitals registered and plan to supply vials at 28 50 each, down from 200 per gram at the outset.
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Hatway
N. J
U. S
Merle
Conald
Food and Drug Administration
American Medical Association
Merck
Field Days for Wheat Men Set Across Colorado
Colorado State University Extension reports a series of wheat field days starting June 27 in Cheyenne County at W. T. Smith’s farm Firstview. Visitors will inspect winter wheat tests fertilizer effects on winter barley planting dates and similar demonstrations. Additional events occur June 28 near Hale Yuma County and June 29 at the U S Dryland Field Station east of Akron with variety tests. A July 1 field day at Amherst Phillips County features green plots and spying grains. Final events include a July 27 tour in Montrose County with all day farm tours and wheat trials. Further Moffat County day will be announced.
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Fort Gelling
Colorado
Rodney H. Tucker
Colorato A. & M. Extension Service
Cheyenue
W. Ti. Smith
Firstview
Flerman Reitmeyer
Hale
Yuma County
U.S. Dryland
Akron
Tucker
Tom Brothers
Amherst
Phillips County
Montrose County
Moffat County
Montroes County
Fernoon
Plane Wreckage Found Near Fairbanks Alaska
Wreckage of a Cessna five seat plane linked to Lt. Alexander Murphy of Kansas City Missouri was located 15 miles southeast of Bielson field Alaska by 10th rescue squad. Positive ID reported and para rescue team dropped into the wooded area. Body status not confirmed.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Alexander N. Murphy
Kansas City
Ladd Air Force Base
Magny Murphy
10Th
Bielson Field
Landd
Dianeway
Murphy
Littteton Firm Buys North Trinchera Ranch
Ad for June 18 announces the purchase by H. G. Hotkwadarft & Bun of Littteton of the 67,000 acre North Trinchera Ranch in the San Luiz Valley from Albert Sims of Albuquerque New Mexico. New owners will take possession soon with Mount Blanca and grazing lands included.
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Adttielon
H. G
Sims
Ruth Hanna McCormick Sims
South Trinchera Ranch
Why Kids Love Dear Old Dad in Midwestern contest
Milwaukee readers report on the Midwestern Sentinel’s My Pop's Taps contest ending today. Childish entries reveal affectionate, humorous, and blunt reasons kids admire their fathers with simple lines about discipline, stories, chores, and shared activities.
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Milwaukee
Midwauee Sentinel
Lightning Kills Farm Youngster Riding Tractor
In Fort Morgan Calo on June 18 Molbirn Alva McCracken age 1M of Snyder died after a lightning strike while riding a lane ox near life home. The tractor careened three miles tearing fences crossing rows and barrow pire then stopped after hitting a seven foul Mien. The boy’s body was found an hour later by Ed Dh Gryse and Willis Melvin, son of Mr and Mrs James A McCracken of Snyder.
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Fort Morgan
Calo
Molbirn
Alva McCracken
Snyder
Rome
Tia
Young McCracken
Lily
Ed Dh
Tigers wallop Red Sox to sweep three game set
Detroit Tigers routed the Boston Red Sox 10-2 as Art Houtteman allowed seven hits over eight innings. Jung hit 180(P) homers driving in eight runs in the lopsided victory, with Urey and Willams adding blasts for the Sox.
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Detroit
Jung
Detroit Tigers
Urey
Boston Red Sox
Tigers
Red Sox
Art Hountteman
Boston
Ted Willams
Yarn Stephena
Greeley Social Schedule and Local Teletype Notes
Schedule notes list events in Greeley and nearby towns for Monday and Tuesday. Items mention Weiss Jewelore Hyde's Winther Whildsor Dunedown and Frontier Refinery with references to VFL and National Inter-city play across Greeley Berthoud and Elke.
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Weiss Jewelore Va
Hyde's
Winther Vas
Greeley Vfl W
Ve. Frontier Refinery
Greeley Elke Va
Berthoud
Lightning strike kills ranch foreman near Cheyenne
Foreman Bert Anderson, 47, of the Vanese gel ranch about 25 miles north of Cheyenne, was killed this afternoon when struck by lightning while riding a tractor. Laramie County Coroner Wesley Sehrader reported the fatal accident occurred during a thunderstorm.
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Aleyaune
Juna
Bert Anderson
Cheyenne
Laramile County
Goroner
Wesley $Ehrader
Anderson
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