Lamb Seeks renomination for Weld County seat
Lamb, a Windsor area farmer and former Weld County Republican official, asks the Republican Assembly for renomination to the state legislature. He hints at seeking a second term in the House and cites his service on appropriations and public lands committees.
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Allen B. Lamb
Weld
Republican Assembly
Hose of Representatives
Martin @. Field
Weld County
Republican Central Committee
Lamb
Sng
Windsor
Colorado A&m College
U, & Soil Conservation Service
Weld County Young Republican League
Windwor
Bickel Announces Bid for Democratic Nomination
Boulder June 22 George L Bickel publisher of the Longmont Ledger and state civil service commissioner announced his candidacy for the U S representative seat from the ascend district He spoke last night at a gathering organized by Young Democrats Bickel previously defeated HI for a congressional seat in 1945 He was born in Palisade in 1910 and spent early years on a farm near Greeley He attended the University of Colorado and Colorado State at Greeley later teaching in Holyoke and serving 22 months in the Italian campaign as civilian war relief director for the Fifth Army.
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Boulder
George L' Bickel
Longmont , Ledger
State Civil Service
Combmianion
Us. S
Youngs Democrats
Wilsin & Hill
Fort Colla
Tickel
Br HI
Hickel
Palisade
Greeley
University of Colorado
Colorado
Holyokeigh School
Fifth Army
Longmont
Wake General Blames High Brass for Wake Island Failure
Brig. Gen. James P. Devereux says American commanders blocked radar for Wake Island, calling garbage trucks essential. He cites Pearl Harbor and the Pearl Harbor era mispriorities as the reason radar was not sent, while Wake defense suffered in the early World War II clash.
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A Belimore
James P
Devereux
Talaud
Ngure
Maryland
Borv G. Ho
Repub
Ty Wakesland Garriton
Pearl Harboor
Wake Island
Navy
Scouts Prepare for Sugar Area Jamboree Exhibit
Sugar Area Scouts plan to show a hall display at the national jamboree with hundreds of burlap and aura bags. The Long’s Peak council executive says the event will be one of the greatest activities for the boys, while the Chamber of Commerce and Great Western Sugar Co provide adornments and fabric for novelty trade items.
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Tha Chamber of Commerce
Great Western Sugar Company
Greeley
Wtanilr
Hiner Ogren
Long's Peak Cauels
Cheyenne Ahamier of
Com
Dvorce Ts
Fates Park Ecoutn
Rawiiog
Service Says Purported Secret Facts Had Been Published in New York Paper Before He Told About Them
Washington reports describe diplomat John Service testifying at a Senate hearing that material he discussed with journalist Mark Gagen had appeared in the New York Times months earlier. He argued the facts were public and that background information to writers was part of his State Department duties. The Amerasia raid and prosecutions are referenced, with charges of Communist collaboration disputed by Service and noted amid broader McCarthy era inquiries. The hearing, initially planned as closed, was opened at Service's request, drawing attention to the case and related investigations.
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Washington
Cafear
John B. Servite
FBT
Amerasia
Welter Mark Gayn
Roosevelto Chisog Kal Shek
Weed
Service
Hicksenlooper
Ite Agate
New York
Justice Department
State Department
van Bot
Befora Slicklenlooper
China
McCarthy
Lommunison
Bin
McCarty
Amerasta
Cage
Tederst Honper
Anterasta Tumgazing
Servicn
Dye Olterg
Philip Jatte
Emmanuel Larsen
Atte Department
Compress
Senate Committee
Amerasia Cage
Dit
Cathy
Servica
PAL
Luna
Galve
Gennte
Erawde
Tyd- Inga
Sveston
Sorvica
Choublt
Youth Center Hosts Friday Night at 8th Avenue Gym
The Youth Center invites attendees to Friday night events at the Eighth Avenue Gymnasium. Beginning at 9:00 p m Karl Faulkner leads the Swing Band providing musical entertainment for the evening.
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8Th Ave
Therm
Ba & Youth Center
Eighth Avenue Gymnasium
Karl Faulkner
Turnish the Mule
Four Wounded by Gunfire in Textile Strike in Tennessee
Martintown Tennessee June 22. Four workers were wounded today as gunfire erupted during a bitter strike at the American Enka rayon plant near Morristown. Three gravely wounded after a 25 minute clash at shift change, a striker wounded later miles away. State troopers moved in as 60 to 76 pickets gathered armed at the gate. Initial reports of two deaths proved unconfirmed.
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Martintown
Tenn
American Enku Corporation Rayon
Here
Stekker
Fred
David Proffitt
Morristown
State Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
Nashville
Willam McGinnis
Victor McDanial
James McCunsey
McGinnis
Joe Q. Dogherty
Enka
WW. C. Tegtman
Mary Rink
Siath
Iraln Evans
Rin
Ted
Robert Widlund
Weld County Red Cross Council Meeting Attended
Six Weld County residents joined the monthly Red Cross council session led by Fort Lagan and Fitzsimona Weapliins Mondeah Fitekimons. Mrs Page thanked over 20 Weld County organizations for support as gifts were delivered. Prizes for summer and cookies were requested. the council will resume in September.
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Weld
Red Cross Eminellees
Cor
Newonmere
Small Talk Contest Photo Published in Tribune
In the 1950 Small Talk Contest a “Chunkle” Flech and Mrs. Chuck had a studio portrait taken at Garda Studio on May 4. The image was entered in the Tribune Small Talk Contest and selected for publication.
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Flech
Chuck Aver
Garda
The
Tribune
Truman Says We Cannot Afford 70 Air Groups
President Truman declared the nation cannot pay for a 70 group air force, arguing the budget, not the ceiling, should drive military strength. He noted current force size and how aircraft type shifts group counts, while touching on domestic and foreign policy topics at the news conference. The president also commented on governor Lausche’s indecision and invited only Democratic governors to a luncheon, with Missouri politics predicting Allison’s nomination lead.
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Truman
Rangress
Caligrees
Congress
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Beontor Taft
Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
J. Stram Turmood
South Carolina
Pelding Wright
Mifastsaippi
Allites
Tenny
Wille Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Lawth Post Dispatch
Stout
Mr. Truman
Brandt
Pat
Congress Votes 1 Day Draft as a Stop Gap
Washington reports the Senate approved a 1 day extension of the peacetime draft law as the House passed a two year measure. The move aims to keep the draft alive past midnight while negotiators seek a longer-term extension. Debate centered on a proposed race segregation clause and presidential powers under the extension plan.
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Armed Services
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Isa
Georgia
Lucas
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Tate
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Cain
Ravush
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Ic Weil
Ic Weil Unchallenged. Other Repubicans
GOP
Wherry
Nebraska
Tioder
Trowall
Watkins
Utah
Roosevelt
Triumb v
State Department
Watking
Gain
Taeng
Tateay
Fuireilon
Benator ‘Wededdl
Natural Gas Main Completion In Ault Colorado
Ault Colorado witnessed natural gas mains turned into service at a ceremony near the meter station west of the high school. Growing Gas Company and Colorado Wyoming Gas Company spearheaded the project with mayor Harry Kurtz supervising as 15 009 feet of new mains were installed. Officials from both gas outfits, town Aldermen, and utility staff attended as service lines are being laid and 100 to 150 customers expected by fall. The town becomes the fourth served by the Graceley Gas system, following Lasalle and Evans last year and Baton added June 7.
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Colo
Natural Gaa
Maine
Growing Gas Company
Colorado
Wyoming Gas Company
Gad Te Lend
Harry Kurtz
Galya
Denver
Cheyenne
R. L. Barman
Howard Konmann
Heeb Sahule
Glewyner Wood
Paul Lear
Graciay Gas Company
Par Gund
Hurl Hult
B. B. Jack
Yee
O. A Bird
A. N. Young
C. Middleswart
Colorago-Wyoming Company
Gaz. Hutt
Centuily
Fell
Gresley
Greeley Company
Lasalle
Eyans
Baton
Court Approves Denver Estate for Yugoslav Hospital
In county court Judge GC Edgar Kettering ordered trustees of the Vaso L. Churorich estate to divert $30,000 from the Denver estate to equip a memorial hospital in Risan Yugoslavia. The move followed attorney Benjamin E. Sweet’s Yugoslavia trip and talks with U.S. Ambassador George W. Allen and Marshal Tito. The late Chucovich, a native of Rigan, left an estate worth $1.9 million in 1923. the hospital soil funded by his will was damaged in World War I and stripped by enemy troops.
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Tne
Risan
Yugoslavia
Edgar Kettering
Vaso L. Churorich
Altorney
Benjamin E. Sweet
U.S
George W. Allen
Marshal Tito
Aleuzo
Chucovich
Rigan
Scout Council Budget Shows Noted Increase in 1951
The 1951 Long’s Paak council budget was set at 62.00, up 9594 from last year’s 42,408. Elmer Ogran, a unit executive, announced the rise due to adding an assistant executive and expanding programs. October campaign will run two weeks, with district and committee chairs named for forthcoming initiations.
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Caimp
Bob Watt
Glen Haven
Elmer Ogran
Long's Peak
Fort Morgan
Greelay
Windsor
Loveland
Fort Cobina
Opgrand
Ecouth
Janinces Conlligant
Don Davie
Acont
Larainis
Ura Cat
H. Price
Long
Paak Council
Ogeen
Teil Lloyd
Expanalan
Weather Local for 24 Hours Ending at a
Weather forecast notes a high of 94 and low of 63. Partly cloudy today, with scattered showers Thursday afternoon and evening. Mountain areas may see additional showers Friday.
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At & A
Colorado
Mountain Arcana
Arizona Forest Fire Spreads Across Hualpai Region
Fire in the Hualpai area expands again with 1,800 guards called and 360 firefighters advancing lines. Army and local crews across Kingman and surrounding counties mobilized as emergency measures begin.
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Arte
Pj Wait
Arizona National Guard
Hualpai Mountain
Guy
Wesley Dolla
Kingman Company
Altho
Hagis
Here
Greeley Elks Host Fourth of July Patients Parade
Greeley Elks lodge will host about 50 patients from Fitzsimons hospital and Red Cross attendants for the July 4 parade and rodeo. Harl G. Smith heads volunteers arranging arrival, parade viewing from the lodge porch, noon lunch, and a postrodeo gathering at the Elks hall before the return trip to Fitzsimons. Miss Warel Smith and Mrs. Mary Hancock will accompany the group.
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Greeley
Tle
Greeley Elke
Rail tieup threat looms as unions threaten strike
Chicago reports warn a nationwide rail tieup as switchmen from several unions refuse to work, despite a presidential board wage and hour recommendation issued April 19. By May 1 unions say they are legally free to strike under the Railway Labor Act after the 30 day cooling off period elapses, with potential stoppages on multiple lines including Western Pacific and Chicago Great Western.
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Chicago
Witchen
We Hines
Tlock Island
Westenn Paciific
APL Switchman’s Union of North America
Nock
Western Pacifla
Northern
Chicago Great Western
Denver
Rio Grande Western
Bruce
Truman urged to form commission on occupied Germany
Denver dispatch reports VP Truman should create an objective bipartisan commission to investigate postwar conditions under U.S. occupation in Germany. Frank Goldman lauded the idea, warning of revived Nazism and urging democracy on American terms amid accusations that former Nazis regain power in business, education, and government. Goldman and Buttgenwieser criticize German authorities and press for a thorough study before reporting findings. New trial sought for Judith Conlon in espionage case.
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Denver
Truman
U.S
Gertiny
Frank Geldman
B'nai Truth Lodge
Teadher
Golgman
Germany
Goldmian
Major League Scores From Ballpark Reports
Clipped box score style listing for MLB games shows St Louis and New York results with players polled. Pitchers Pollet Towfinkun and Westra appear for Cincinnati and Campanella plus Sottolling featured for Brooklyn while others like Parnell Tebboite and Nestor are noted in an abbreviated box.
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New York
Pollet
Towfinkun
Westra
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
TB Campanella
Watmater
Sottolling
Tankhead
Vailen
Huten
Campanella
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Ted Torawy
Maple
Walsh
Tombardi
Turner
Mueller
Miller
Saniiilele
Ono
Charoland
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Joe McCarthy
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Red Cross Council
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Scout Council
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Ring Lardber
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