Taxes Ought To Be Upped for Deficit
President Truman argued taxes should rise to cover the deficit as Republican rival Dwight D. Eisenhower backed an 8 15 percent cut in a potential future term. Taft and other figures weighed tax policy amid steel strike talk and questions on Taft Hartley enforcement. Truman discussed civil rights, seaway plans, and MacArthur’s stance on delivering a keynote speech at the Republican convention.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Juste
Truman
Eisenhower Stil ix
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Wid
Dwight D. Ebenhower
Theo
Trumat
Elaention
Eisenhower
Trueman
Taft Hartley
Tromen
Apa
Tt Steel Production
K- Sa &Sénilal
Taft-Harilay
Trumay
Truman Salt
Aliya
Eizure
Averell Harel
Hartiman
Ibis
St. Lawrance Seaway
Senate
U.S
Democratic Parks
Thadabet
MacArthur
Douglas MacArthur
Brooklyn Cubs No-Hit Drama Ends Chicago’s Streak
Brooklyn blanked the Chicago Cubs in a rare no hit day, with Ren as the winning pitcher. Only one Chicago batter reached base on a walk to pitcher Willard Ramadell in the third inning. no other hits or errors marred the game.
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Orly
Brooklyn
ta—Garl Brakine
Inagic
Norim
Chicago Cubs
Ren
Chicago
Willard Ramadell
Nee Foudy
Cost of Living Edges Upward to Near Record
Washington reports the governments cost of living barometer rose to 188 per cent of the 1935-39 average for the month ending May 1, a 0.2 per cent rise, with food and rent costs climbing. About 1.25 million railroad workers gain a two-cent hourly wage boost as costs rise, tying wages to the cost of living index and adjustments every three months. An additional 100,000 workers in centlor, aircraft, and oil refining sectors also receive at least one cent extra. Autoworkers face the next adjustment in July after a one-cent cut last month. Most living-cost contracts adjust quarterly.
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Washington
Pricn
Irla
Bureau of Labor, Statistics
Lily
Summer School Regular Session Registration Saturday
Colorado State College of Education reports a big pre session registration record and anticipates eight week enrollment to be uncertain. Last year eight week total reached 2 875 with 1 585 men and 472 women. Pre session enrollment 1 571 broke college records. Regular session registration at Gunter Hall on Saturday runs from 3 am to noon for graduates and 2 pm to 6 pm for undergraduates.
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Colorado’ State College of Education
Segalon
Oil Drilling Reports From Amerada Toby Roman Well
Reports indicate the Amerada Petroleum Tony Roman No 1 well west of Cart encountered a water draw and air blow with mud and shale indications. Core sections from the Pred Ehmke area near Fawnee Buttes show good porosity, with progress stalled by weather and rough conditions. other tests and cased intervals referenced across multiple wells in the region.
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Amerada Petroleum Company
Toby Roman
Goring
Fawnee Buttes
Grover
Dakota
Weily
Ares
Ehmke
Sesw
Progress Ol Company
Sterling(Kansas) Spring Company
Miles
Don Gillette
Sherrod-Apperaon
Parl Siler
Nesh
Tony Roman
Cart
Amacuda
Nenese
Trimmer
B. K. Carey Drilling Company
Greeley
Fort Collis Wellington
Tony Raman
Helen
Spud Growers Exchange Plans Denver Meeting
In Colorado Collins June 19 the Colorado A&M college and the Colorado Potato Growers' Exchange will hold a joint session in Denver. Growers and processors involved in the canning industry are invited to attend a regional gathering.
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Collins
Colo
Colorado A&m College
Colorado Potato Growers’ Exchange
Denver Ang
Explosion Injures Four at Walden Cate in Laramie County
An explosion at the Walden Cafe in Walden Colo demolished the restaurant and damaged three other buildings. Four men identified as J WF Dickens Steve Langworthy Harold Temple and Jtn Peterson were taken to Ivinson Memorial Hospital with shock and injuries. Dickens was at a filling station when the blast blew down a wall and struck a cat. The incident occurred around 4 15 pm in rainy conditions.
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Laranie
Wyo Dame
Romtaurant
Walden
Colo
Mien J
WF Dickens
Steve Langworthy
Harold Temple
Jtn Peterson
Ivinson Memorial Hospital
Dickens
Trmple
Peterson
Gangenichy
Langworths
Tample
Paterson
Weather Local 24 Hour Forecast Update
Weather local for 24 hours ending Thursday includes mostly partly cloudy Colorado with light showers possible Thursday afternoon and evening. Nevada not listed. Wyoming mostly partly cloudy with possible thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. Winds mild with warmer northeast portions in Colorado and cooler northwest portions in Wyoming by Friday afternoon.
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At & Ian
Colorado
Northeast
Wyoming
East
Northwest
Colorado State College Education hosts Friday talks on oil and public affairs
Dr Kaveler and Vance Austin will speak Friday at Gunter Hall about oil field conservation and secondary recovery methods using a plastic model. Sterling attorney Ana tin will discuss power and the community, with CS College faculty lectures on the Colorado Big Thompson project to follow and conclude with a Pettey Islands of the Pacific address.
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Kaveler
Patrolent Engineering
Vanen Augtio
Starling
Colorado State Association of Rea Cooperations
Colorado
College of Education
Phillips Patroleum Company
Gunter Hall
Yes
Anatin
Sterling
Glidden
CSCH
Anna
Pettey
Islands
Pacific
Christ Church
New
Weather map shows heat and cold fronts across the nation
The weather map remained mottled with heat and cold as a new front moved in from the west. Heat appeared in the central states while cooler conditions developed along the eastern seaboard. The hot spell lingered in the Deep South as Atlantic states saw continued humidity and warmth.
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Arempantadd
Micaeli
Inditha
Mleeoul
Seaboard
Georgia
Mississippi
Alabama
Kelly Outlines Big T History at Rotary Club
Rotary program features a two part talk by attorney William Kelly on Northern Colorado water development and the Colorado Big Thompson project. He praises Weld County leaders and notes Charles Hansen’s long leadership while summarizing convention outfits and visits.
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Kelly
Big T
Rotary Club
Nothern
Colorado Water Conservancy
Willian
Aliwney
Reparta
Rotary International
Mexico City
Greeley
Weld County
Altho Charles Hansen
Kelly Gald
Hansen
Tven
Marsy Wibbs
Wiswart
Edlyantion
William H. Droegemueller
Waren H. Montfort
Droegemueller
Edwht Z. Haefeli
Roy Driscoll
Mendota
Call
Culligan
Larned
Kan
George Sparks
Goodland
Clarence Shonen
Syracuse
al Young
Lamar
Robert SL Satin
Gan Antonio
Jeck Webb
Lindsborz
Mat
Matt Kelly
Long Beach
Gall
Marlin Field
Greeies
Dirksen Nominating Taff and Stockyards Coliseum Plan
Dirksen will nominate Sen Taff at Chicago and announce Kneech Fox Sun as candidate for Republican committeeman. Dirksety managed Tiff's campaign and 43 convention delegates are in play. Denver plans a Coliseum Annex to expand Stockyards show space for the National Western Stock Show next January.
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Washington
Dikren Raw
Kneech Fox Sun
Robert A. Tuff
Tata
Inday
Dirksety Naa
Timels
Tiff
Takwor
Iminels
Dwight OD. Elsephower
Coliseum Annex
Denver
Jane
Ailee
Rim
Neuver
Prison Guards Whip Six Villains in Pueblo Jail Foremen Testify
Jury hears detailed testimony on a failed escape plot as guards whipped six convicts on the gym horse. Charles Cartan and Arthur Fisk were among those identified, with accounts of repeated lashings and attempts to revive restrained prisoners. Evidence includes guards striking, using a wire leash, and questions over where weapons came from, while wardens and deputies face cross examination.
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Frank Pitman Traver
Temdiacy
Spark
Royling
Seblights
M Pusinig
Khida
Khida Passed Ol
Charlee W. Cartan
Puebla
Emier
Dibera
Garda
Saven
Alute
Garton
Earl Bennett
Pwison
I Na Aan Best
Oran Doolen
Stormer
Cants
Lovell Gentry
Jaman W. Kloney
Abil
Clinton
B. Leon
Ira L. Binger
Thomas L. Reilly
William J. Davis
Doolen
Heilly
Ffort
Binge
Leonard Pane Reilly
Baststelke
Terry W. Trout
Croms
Hin
Vika
Reilly
Guard Reillve
Chia Bobo
Elec
Antrew
Bolse
Davis
John W. Davis
Cherlin Gare Jon
Tie
Khmey
Boles
Roberts M. ‘Turner
Terry W
Leonard
Mora
Sealey
Trout
Bowers
Gentry
Telaney B. Bowers
Best
Paolo
Binger
Arthur Fisk
Wale
Bla
Sayn
Kinney
Kinney Simutk Garton
Ohio Oil Official Speaks at CSCE Tonile Event
Haroll H. Healy, Western manager of Ohio Oil Company, addressed CSCE Tonile on the subject Water and Dil Ta Mix at the Garden Theater in CRCA tonight, presenting views on regional water issues and fuel supply considerations.
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Ohio Oi Co
CSCE
Tonile
Haroll H. Healy
Westert
Onio Oil Company
Casyet
Wyn
CRCA
Weld County Democrats Eye Delegation to National Convention
Weld County Democratic convention opens with focus on endorsing a candidate for the district’s two national convention delegates. Eight Weld figures are named as potential attendees for the Chicago gathering, while Meeker hosts a crowded session to select 52 delegates and alternates for both the state and second district conventions. Tim Arnstrand chairs as officials organize speeches by John W. Metlger and Frank Morrison among others.
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Weld County
Ufite
Colorado
Chicago
Onal
Weld Inne
Meeker
Bhfsh
Laurday
Kathla
John RF
Wheeler
Hugh Slom
Thane Turcer
Lloyd Oliver
Murray
Olttin
Gordon Shhot
Tn Order
Meeker Junior High
John W. Metager
Denver
Democratic Party
Alsn
Frank Morrison
McGook
Neh
Estes Ketniver
Timan Hall
Democratic Central Committee
Tim Arnatrang
Well
Golden
County Assembly
State Assembly
Mall
Keenesburg Youth Wins Scholarship
Twenty eight Colorado high school seniors were awarded scholarships to Colorado A&M college yesterday by a regional commission. Winners include Inchile Joleita Weber Montrose Ailldred Pase Lamar James Po Camerto Ir Florence Ronnie F. Maris Wheattilke George S. Myers Alms Gsyle Wagner BterHins James Chancellor Fantal and William Barehet of Keeneshurbs.
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Fort Culling
Colorado
Colorado A&m College
SeareRnehtek Tonnlation
Inchile Joleita
Weber
Montrose
Ailldred Pase
Lamar
James Po
Camerto
Florence
Ronnie F. Maris
Wheat- Tilke
George S. Myers
Gsyle Wagner
BterHins James
Fantal
Wiliam Barehet
Keeamehurs
Steel Labor Pinched War Production Cuts Worldwide
A sweeping report details steel industry strain as labor actions squeeze production. UAW and United Mine Workers discuss a 40 dollar daily offer, while Murray rejects terms, and welfare groups are mobilized to aid families. Several plants cut shifts with Ford and Midvale announcing changes, aiming to preserve defense output amid a national steel slowdown.
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Yidetuargh
Wren
UAW
Salaty
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Murray
Ser
Stelkere
Wemrbera
Mila
Ena
Alabama
Ila
Mulling Manufacturing Co
Warren
Warreiy Bilda
Salem
Ford Motor Co
Lenyt
Snl
Midvale
Philadelphia
Bot ‘Fe
APL
APL Federal Labor Union
Biglndustry
Lie Usw
Midvale Amployaa
Tia
Ty United
Prison guards accused of striking convicts in custody fight
Guards Ben Ohm Wa Tn Gras and William Davis allegedly struck convicts with lists and an open hand during a custodial incident. Parol B Chenin, a guard for 19 years, and others were mentioned as part of the dispute amid reports of a weapon being involved.
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B. Chenin
Saii
Ben Ohm
Wa Tn Gras
William Davis
D. Henebry
Farm Editors Tour Morforf Feedlots Citizens Tour
Editors from the American Association of Agricultural Editors toured Warren Montart ferdiota near Grertler and Giloriils yi 1 Con anil Jol 6 Calne LRilional Western Stark show head. The group, visiting various areas of Caltradio, encompassed notable figures and events as part of a regional agricultural editorial tour.
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Warren Montart Ferdiota
Noeth
Grertler
Ann
Grant
Reever
Giloriils Yi
The
Enitors
American Association of Agricultural Editors
Caltradio
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Sito
H.W. Stwden
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Maiess
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Spud Growers Exchange
Walden Cate
John Metzger
Assembly
Meeker Junior High School
Keenesburg
Puen
Galorada Pel & Iron Corporation
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Sitel Anton
Michael Seldren
Sub. Ditrict Anton
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Rudolph Swill
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