Committee Halts Price Rollbacks
Washington in June 1947 the committee voted to halt planned price rollbacks and keep beet price ceilings with limited adjustments through mid February 1951. The panel amended the economic controls bill to offer liberal installment credit for auto purchases and scheduled a Thursday vote on the bill. Senator Maybank led the panel while Mundy urged inflation controls. the group warned of inflationary risks if price freezes ended. A separate move by the House Banking Committee targeted Director DiSalle and aimed to bar two yearlong price cut plans, amid administration pressure and meat industry lobbying. A San Diego report noted 23 people lost at sea when a fishing boat sank off the Baja California coast near Cedras Island.
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Washington
Wepate Banking Committee
Maybank
D-80
Theommittee
Michael V
DiSalle
Mundy
Ti-Mleh
House Banking Committee
Ise
Michael Y. Digalle
Toledo Victoria
California
San Diego
Calif
Mex
Wille
San
RFC Official Faces Probes Over Double Employment
Washington, Jung 18a The Justice department investigates a former Reconstruction Finance Corporation official accused of working for an RFC borrower while drawing government salary. Allen E. Freeze, 52, of Dallas, denies the charges as Symington says Freeze earned pay from Texmass Petroleum while employed by RFC. Civil actions may seek recovery of up to $4,000 to $36,000 plus tolls.
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Washington
Jung
Justice Department
REC
Symington
Justice Dupartment
Freeze
Texmasa At & Salars
Fyedze
Texas Consolidated Oil, Inc
Texmass
Texmast
RFC
Frosta
Senate
Bymington
Truman
UN Reg
RVC
Danmark
Lynne Ingten
Tasminsa
Fraen
Greeley Known to Many in Buenos Aires Visitors
Alejandro M. Gillespie reports fourteen Argentines visited his home in Greeley over the last five years. Currently three Argentinians, Gillespie’s sister Jewel, her husband Herbert Yayloc, and Mrs Anna Marie Sorensen, are visiting with Gillespie and his wife. The group includes relations from Buenos Aires studying American life and housing ideas.
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Argentina
Grapley
Alejandro M. Gillespie
Eleventh Street
Argentind
Gillespie
Mary Elizabeth , Louthard
Jewel
Herbert Cyrill Yayloc
Anna Marie Brand Sorensen
Buenos Aires
U. S
Taylor
Han Heer
Greeley
Sornnseb
Naylors
Sorensen
Nueband
Heyen
Waile
Taylor Heve
Robert Husman
Elizabeth Anderson
O.G. Edwards
Greelvs
Mia
Taylory
Schoensen
Cheyenne
Ult Mountains Yeight
First National Bank
Cloud Seeding Evaluation in Colorado Watershed
A three month cloud seeding trial across north central Colorado watersheds, funded at 15000 dollars by the Northern Colorado Natural Resources Association, is under study by Colorado A and AY scientists and The Water Resources Development Corporation of Denver. Conclusions will be released August 6 in Loveland. Chester C. Rogers, a Golden paperhanger, died, leaving an estate valued at 17000 dollars to his niece and nephew.
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Fort Collins
Colorung
Colorado
Sildea
Colorado A and AY
Water [Resources Development. Corporation of Denver
Northern Colorado Natural Resources Asbovialol
Acling
Donald W. Farnham
Association Directore
Loveland
Golden
Colo
Chester C. Rogers
Galdeni
Merri Wison Dodge
Loren H. Waeon
GOP Launches New Drive on Dean Acheson
Washington, June 18. House Republicans press a demand that Secretary of State Dean Acheson resign. A conference draft antistomeron resolution, backed by 29 new GOP members, seeks to show nonconfidence and urge administration changes in the national interest.
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GOP
Dean Acheson
Washington
House
Desmand
Trepublican
Martin
Masanchineux
Arhanot
Dinmianal
Natlon
Weather Tacal for 21 hours ending at a unit
Weather brief for Colorado and New Mexico with partly cloudy to cloudy conditions. Scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers, cooler temperatures in some areas, and windy fronts. Conditions vary by region with little overall temperature change expected through Wednesday.
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A &It
Colorado
Divide
New Mexico
South Boulder Creek Flood Rips Rail Line in Colo
Flood on June 18 ruptured a Denver and Rio Grande bridge on the South Boulder Creek near the Moffat tunnel east portal, washing out 0 feet of state highway 228. The Mountaineer passed before the surge. Rail service was interrupted with rerouting planned after repairs. Local residents reported extreme high water levels.
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Rullinsville
Colo
Boulder Creek
Denver & Hio Grande
Moffat Thunnel
G. B. Aydetott
Mountaineer
Denver
Grand Junction
Moffat
Ayidvlott
Tolland
Fran Roakingville
Wie Eaal
Charles Shumate
Senate targets wasteful federal officer practices
The Senate approved cuts to government chauffeur service and staff in a bid to reduce wasteful spending. The move would end chauffeur travel for federal agencies, bar new car authorizations, and save millions, while funding minor staff and communications costs for lawmakers.
Greeley Rodeo Boosts Prize Money and Events
The article outlines arena events and horse races at the Greeley rodeo on July 3 and 4 with a $500 purse for each standard event, plus additional money for the wild horse race. It lists track races, the mile derby, cow pony races, entry fees, and entry deadlines at the rodeo grounds headquarters.
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Greeley Rodeo
Greeley
Rodeo Cowboys’ Association
Rodeo Ace
Chamber of Commerce
Ain Grandstand
North
Reneral
Wilseley
Czech Writer Willamn Ontia Faces Trial in Prague
Czech foreign ministry informed the VW embassy that AP stringer Willamn Ontia, 87, was arrested April 23 on charges linked to anti government activity. Czech Foreign Minister Vilem Biraky noted forthcoming actions as authorities prepare to issue a warrant. Ontia’s disappearance has spurred a broad police search and detention orders are expected.
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Lonnlon
Tine
Fron Prange
Czech Foreign Ministry
Willamn Ontia
Ontia
Apell
Heatiia
Tha Prapag
Vilem Biraky
Mimsandar Bis O. Arig
Ontis
Belysy
Praga
National Guard Digs In On Real Field Exercises
Colorado Springs June 19 troops join a field exercise at Camp Carson to study fortification methods and defense, with 30 units from Denver Delta Greeley and 23 Colorado cities. Col Robert D. Chariton commands the 157th regimental combat team as heavy units from Durango Cortes and Trinidad join the drill, plus a camp ceremony Friday.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Camp Carson
Colorado National Guard
Biyouga
Tenn
Robert D. Chariton
Denver
Rocky Ford
Witb
Delta
Greeley
Lamar
Detver
Durango
Cortes
Trinidad
Ttea
Usfily
Leros
Colorado
Dan Yhornton
Tthe
Irtth
Englewood
Hatchkiss
Grantd Junction
Montrose
Boulder
Geugmont
Fork Colline
Lamar Burlington
Fort Morgan
Sterling
la Junta
Rock Ford
Carinz
Fort Lyon
168Th Field Artillery
Golden
Fort Colling
Loveland
192Nd Engineer Combat Company
Camp Jeorge Weat
Lotnt Army Band
Tron Panver
200 Plane Passengers Stranded by UAL Pilots Strike
In Denver on June 19 about 200 air travelers were stranded as United Airlines pilots walked out. Four planes ended flights in Denver and crews departed, leaving passengers in hotels while arrangements were made to depart by other means. Denver pilots’ group says 118 joined the walkout and vows daily picketing at the United Air Lines offices and downtown Crown Palace. A separate item notes a fare increase hearing set by the Denver Tramway Corp for July 1.
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Denver
UAL
United Air Linea
Howard Reed
Denver Council
Air Line Pilots Association
United Air Lines
Airsport
Berg
Crown Palace Hotel
900 UAL Pilots Go on Strike
Washington reports that 900 AFL pilots of United Air Lines walked out at 2:55 a.m. MST amid a two year pay and working conditions dispute. Pickets formed at major centers including New York Chicago Newark Denver and Seattle as talks resume to end the strike.
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Chicago
AFL
United Air Lines
AFL Air Line Pilots Association
Wey
New York
Newark
N. J. Danver
Rast Lake City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Port Said
Ore
Seattle
Wwallout
David L. Bobncke
Wie Alpa
UAL
Lahor Ret
Ean
Howaover
Unten
Romrasantitiyas
Mininatios
Sinniby
Tayaralon
Nary Lee Ys
Power Head Says Scarcity Blocks State Industrial Growth
Denver June 19 a continuing power shortage delays Colorado and Wyoming industrial development, says H F McPhail of Washington chief of the Bureau of Reclamation power reclamation branch. He notes power developments can't keep up with demand and industry will hunt available power anywhere it can be used. The Colorado-Big Thompson project aims for 1953 to 1954 completion, but a 25 percent shortage already exists in northern Colorado. He cites potential aluminum industry in Wyoming and pumping facilities, plus phosphate and alumina deposits. Generating capacity remains constrained as plans for the Gunnison-Arkansas project and Platte-Blue River diversions advance. Hydro sites are studied in Clear Creek Canyon, Cache La Poudre, and north into Wyoming. McPhail is in Denver for the annual reclamation engineers conference.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
U. S. Bureau of Reclamation
H. F. McPhail
Washington
Bureau
Power Reclamation
McPhail
Talion
Colorado River
Cunnison-Arkansas
Singus
Congress
Clear Creek Canyon
Cache la Fowlre
Port Collins
Top Reclamation Aurony
Spraying City for Flies Will Start Shortly
City health officials announce a fly control program to start soon across Greeley. Workers from streets parks and health departments will spray an insecticide using a fogging machine, beginning on the north side and moving south. Residents are urged to remove debris and keep garbage lids on, store lumber off the ground, and keep animal pens clean to reduce breeding and harborage for flies and rats.
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Health Department
BH. Petrikin
Admiral Badger Testifies On Bombing Bases In Korea War
Vice Adm. Oscar C. Badger testified at a naval inquiry on Korea strategy. He said the United Nations and United States seek a practical end to the war, while acknowledging no satisfactory solution yet. He argued for striking Chinese supply lines and pressuring Red forces to hasten negotiations.
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Wauttington
Jume
Am — Wise Adu
Olivar C
Dadigny
Vicker
Korea
U. N
Hacruse
Weslington
Oscar C. Badger
Hemblig
Badger
Fartar Neval Comander
Pacific
Cian
Douglas MacArtie
Ted
China
Kove
United National
Péiplig
Olds Oi and Shell Drill New Locations
Olds Oi and Shell Drill update new sites in Casperlina area. Maknox Aven in Norliaast corner toward Margin dayity with South Texas development corpora announces a discovery wall for a 200 barrel per day pump production. Shall Ol moves to drill an offset well northwast of the discovery.
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Olds
Casperlina Sharkial
Adama
Avon
U S Shipping Paralyzed by CIO Walkout
New York reports that U S shipping ground to a halt as CIO Maritime Union members refuse to sail on high‑tonnage routes. Freight bottlenecks hit the coast as crews scuttle schedules and mediation efforts stall amid stalled contract talks and worker actions.
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New York
Fay
CIO Maritina Union
Galt Canal
Joseph Curr
Yankee Pilots Win Another Big Jet Fight
Aird amid heavy fighting over Korea reports American pilots defeating red jets and neutralizing enemy air activity. U N ships silenced shore batteries near Wonsan as ground forces advance toward the Manchurian border, with losses and damage cited on both sides. Navy warships and Corsair planes supported a UN offensive in reports from Tokyo.
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Yankee
Clen Clements
Tokyo
Red Alien
Northwestern
Kores
Jele
Sonehun
Korea
Aly Forge
U.N. Lenuys
Tonto
Vailenes
Helehia
Parichhawl Valley
United Nations Warshina
Wonsan
Navy
L N. Salps
Admiral Carey to High Command Amid Mediterranean Split
The report outlines potential U S naval appointments with Admiral Carney to lead forces in the Atlantic and Mediterranean while Britain weighs competing claims. It notes debates over a sixth fleet command and whether a British or American officer should head the eastern Mediterranean and adjacent areas following elections and prior discussions.
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Paris
Dwight D. Eisenower
Jbert B. Carney
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Truman
Luma
Mrs Hoff Dies at Omaha in Nebr Funeral
Mrs Conrad Hoff dies in Omaha Nebraska after illness of ten months. She was 20 years old with ties to Mount Eustis and graduated from Bis Bead and College. Survived by husband William Conn, parents Mr and Mrs Rehard Horn, sister Mrs Byrdle Maxhte More, and four brothers Alton Hat Roy Horn Robert and Aited Mor. Funeral held Thursday at 2 pm with interment at Ling Grove.
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Conrad Hell
Hern
Giyairy
Nebr
Bert
Eustis
Atriaye Bw Qeirs Aul. She Wilke Ed Tn. Vin Offics Iy Lu Waters Grooley
Watts
Omaha
Benides
William Conn
Rehard J. Horn
Byrdle Maxhte More
Evans
Alton
Ta Salle
Roy Horn
Mather Afb
Sacramency Calif
Robert and
Aited Mor
Bot
Dlemond Springs
Ling Grove
Yankees Win Opener In Freewheeling Opener
The New York Yankees opened the season with a 4 2 victory over the Chicago White Sox behind solid hitting and strong relief work. Pitcher Brown and catcher Mine had productive days while Robles and Kretlow led the offense, with supporting gains from Ohman and Mueller as the American League showcase kicked off with other matchups noted later in the night.
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New York
Tobe Hy Brown
Johnny Mine
New York Yankees
Chicago Wits
TLTA
Roblatl
Kretlow
Moma
Overnire
Show Ch
Kramer
Oattowekt
Devin
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Dodlay
Witie Hovec
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U. S. District Court
Denver Tramway Corporation
National Mediation Board Today
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Mra
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Weat
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