MacArthur Denounces Inaccurate War Testimony Paraphrase
Washington reports Douglas MacArthur letters to Senate committee criticizing testimony as inaccurate. He urges using official UN reports for factual on scene views, notes witnesses lacked direct knowledge, and claims pressures influenced accounts. He defends his relief from the Far East command and pledges esteem.
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Premium Holstein cow sets Colorado production record
A Holstein-Friesian cow owned by C W Henry of Greeley Colorado set a state record for junior four year old cows milked twice daily in the yearly division with 797 pounds of butterfat from 19 019 pounds of 4.2 percent milk. Testing was supervised by Colorado A and M College in cooperation with the Holstein-Friesian Association of America.
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Hazelwood Pabst
C. W. Henry
Greeley
Colorado
Colorado A and M College
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Rodeo Clowns Skill Under Fire in Big Rodeo Shows
The rodeo clown, famed for comedy, battles danger as he distracts Brahman bulls and rescue riders. Top clowns Ken Boen George Mills Wilbur Plaugher gain status by multitasking as entertainers and skilled rodeo athletes.
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Dra Ken Boen
Shawnee
Okla
George Mills
Montrase
Colo
Tlnes
Wilbur Plaugher
Hresno
Calif
Alishouse to Speak at Visiting Day June 29 Akron
Ezra Alishouse president of the Colorado Farm Bureau will speak at the U S Dryland Field Station east of Akron on Friday June 29 outlining the legislative program and stressing the need for research in the High Plains. The afternoon program features grass and livestock discussions chaired by John Hobort and Rodney Tucker with Jane Brandon as chair. Visitors tour station facilities starting at 9 am with staff on hand for experiments and demonstrations. A women’s program is planned and lunch will be served on site.
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Ezra Alishouse
Colorado Farm Bureau Federation
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U. S. Dryland Field Station
Walter R. Horlacher
Colorado A
M. College
Pagel
John Hobort
Rodney Tucker
Extension Service Agronomist
Jdoe Brandon
Dryland
Atlan
Monn
Sen Murrey Attacks Pick Sloan Set-up
Senator Murrey of Montana denounces the Pick-Sloan Missouri River basin plan as a dangerous gamble and accuses officials of overplanning. He cites a subcommittee report on water adequacy and calls for revised appraisals while criticizing ongoing studies and proposed billions in expenditure.
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Pick-Sloan
Helena
Mont
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Murray
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Pick Sloan
Gladwin F. Young
Lincoln
Nebr
Missouri Basin Inter-Agency Committee
Missouri Basin
Young
Missouri River
Inter-Agency Committee
Interagency Committee
al Shenandoah
John W. Bonner
Siouxity
Miasouria River
Army Engineers-Reclamation Bureau
Missouri Valley Authority
Missouri
Bonner
Sioux City
Altho
Public Debate on Missouri Basin Plan Funding
A reader questions public policy on speeding bills for the Missouri basin plan, noting potential modifications and large taxpayer losses. The letter urges transparency before approving hundreds of millions for completion and suggests sending a copy to the secretary of agriculture to ensure accountability.
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Brangan
Casualties of Red Terrorists Growing in Malaya
April saw 107 terrorists killed the highest monthly total since the emergency began in June 1948. Seventy-eight? No. The report notes 19 Communists surrendered 65 wounded and five captured. Army losses 23 killed police 42. Civilian totals not given but April brings overall civilian deaths to 1492 with 887 wounded and 384 armed. Europeans among the dead number 68 with 43 wounded.
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Game and Fish Board Sets Fur Season Dates
The Colorado Game and Fish Commission fixes fur seasons for 1951 52 through 1963 across regions and forests. Mink Nov 16 through 31 1951, Weasel Nov 1 Dec 31 1961 except in San Swabal Uncompahgre Grand Mesa Uncompahgre and White River National Forests. Foxes Nov 1 Dec 31 1963. Raccoons Aug 1 1951 through May 152 1951 152 with hunting dogs and guns by registered trappers. Muskrats season varies by elevation, with dates in December 1951 to April 1952 across several counties.
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Colorado Game and Fab Commission
Wla Ingeling
Denver
Atrio
Miekenson
San Swabal
Uncompaigre
Grand Mewa
Quingon
White River Nation
Cantinental Divide
Murai
Singtall
Miurten
Moffat
Aio Blanco
Routt
Garfield County
Yampo
Jackson
Grand, Summit
Larimer County
Taramie River
Girl Saves Brother From Fire in Colorado Springs
An 11 year old girl Laur al Haines rescued her two year old brother Tobbie from a blazing bedroom in their Colorado Springs home while parents were away. The house was destroyed by the fire with the home in ruins after the incident. In 1948, 102,671 men died of cancer compared with 101,986 women.
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Colorado Springs
Laural Haines
Tobbie
Park Food Scandal at Grandstand Lunch Shocks Families
A group of fathers and children found large tables of dry food beneath a park grandstand after a confusing scene at the Fourteenth Avenue entrance. Mothers arrived and offered to share the meal, as many kids and dads participated, amid a broader note that cancer now kills more men than women in the United States.
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