Obituary: Prexy Wilson Dies in Santa Fe at 62
Prexy Wilson 62, local oil broker and former Oklahoma A and M coach, died in St. Vincent's hospital Santa Fe after a car crash near the city. Survivors include wife Claire, his mother in Stillwater, two brothers Vernon and S. T., and sister Mia Otho Day. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Macya drawing room, Linn Grove cemetery burial.
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War Ends Sought by GI in Grand Junction
Pte. Warald Wotmay of Grand Junction declares relief at ending the Korean War as soldiers near a Soviet proposal. He expresses gladness to see hostilities cease and notes morale improvements among army men following recent talks.
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Alling Pilots Suggaat Trees in Chicago Strike
Chicago pilots threaten a return to the air lines under a reassessed plan as aviation unions demand new arrangements. Jina W IH Striking Valta d Alritan protest actions and potential grounding of flights.
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College of Education plans new state funded building
A dream for a large modern administration building for the College of Education moves toward approval. Architects have refined plans and specifications, with bids to be sought from contractors. Estimated cost around one million dollars, funded mainly by a state building fund tax levy. President Faris R. Ross expresses hope construction will begin soon.
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U P Man to Join Radio Station at Glenwood Springs
Grand Junction Colo June 25 as alerrry Fitch will resign from United Press at Denver July 1 to become an associate in radio station KGLN at Glenwood Springs Rex Howell president of Western Slope Broadcasting company said Fitch will take over active management of the station How firm also operates KFXJ at Grand Junction Fitch has been Mountain States News editor for UP except for military service he has worked with the wire service since 1936
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Enrollment Here 2 860 at 1 30 p m
Enrollment here reached 2860 at 1 39 oclock Monday afternoon about a leaner than the corresponding hour last year. Regulations continued. College officials note housing and CO options deterred many adults from enrolling. Enrollment may top 3000 within eight weeks.
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Tryave Lie Backs Ceasefire Move at UN
United Nations Secretary-General Tryave Lie supported Russia's Korea ceasefire bid urging negotiations for an unconditional ceasefire at the earliest date. He spoke from Norway and recalled his June 1 call for a halt near the 38th parallel while noting cautious reactions from delegates and capitals.
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Tribune Edges 32 Page History Making Summer Edition
The Tribune in Greeley welcomes Colorado State College of Education summer students and Air Force clerical squadron with a 32 page issue. It proclaims history making use of the S2 rotary press, reviews college athletics, and explains the Colorado-Mig Thompann water diversion project.
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Mayor Hopkins Welcomes CSCE Summer Students
Mayor Hopkins greets CSCE summer schol students in Greeley inviting them and families to enjoy local parks and trips to the Rocky Mountains. He wishes memorable experiences and offers city services, hoping they visit again.
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Weather Local Forecast Summary
Weather local forecast for 24 hours ending 8 am Sunday reports high and low temperatures with scattered showers and thunderstorms forecast for today tonight and Tuesday. Conditions vary across regions with cooler trend expected along the southern border and portions near the border.
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MacArthur Heacings Gad ton June 25
The report notes the dismissal of Weseral Douglas MacArthur from his staff roles concluded today after a protracted period of uncertainty. The action marks a decisive end to an era in the command structure and reflects ongoing shifts within the leadership.
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Welcome to Summer Session Students by President Ross
President W R Ross greets summer session students at Colorado State College of Education in Greeley. He celebrates teamwork with the city and outlines a balance of academic, recreational, and social activities, encouraging students to work hard and enjoy the friendly northern Colorado setting.
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Hatchery Purchases ExpandPAL Facilities at Cedaredge
The Colorado Rane and Tandapartiavent Cne acquire Peterson Hatchery and its rearing ponds at Cedaredge for PAL 000, adding new facilities to the PAL operation.
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President Ross Outlines Colorado State College's Growth Plans
President William R. Ross describes a forward looking vision for Colorado State College of Education, detailing short and long term growth across curriculum, faculty, and facilities. He emphasizes expanding teacher preparation, campus space, and program offerings as part of the college’s development.
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Commies Launch Anniversary Assaults Across Korean Front
The warfront along the 100 mile line near North Korea pours in new Communist assaults as jets from Manchuria raid and ground fighting intensifies. Reports say MIGs clash with U.S. Sabres while both sides trade gains and losses. Allied weathered waves push and pull along ridges near Pyongyang as press dispatches note probing attacks and entrenched positions.
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Fireworks Ban Ignored Downtown Greeley
Reported weekend explosions disrupted the downtown area as youths devised dangerous devices using large firecrackers and pop bottles. Alarms rose as debris and broken glass cluttered alleys and driveways amid ongoing noise from the improvised devices.
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Kansas Floods Delay Union Pacific Trains
Flood waters continue to hamper Union Pacific service delaying trains to the west. No. 9 City of St. Louis arrived after a detour and jammed cars while crews work to keep lines open near Big Springs east of Julesburg amid recent flood threats.
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CSU Prog Continues to Improve Instruction Quality
The article notes ongoing enhancements in CSU program structure and instructional quality. It emphasizes continual improvement in instruction, personnel, and teaching standards, with focus on Roxas program and overall educational gains across the college.
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Truman Says U S Ready For Real Peace Settlement Korea
President Truman declared the United States ready to join in a real settlement of the Korean War that ends aggression and restores peace and security. He defended Acheson and criticized McCarthy while denouncing GOP support for MacArthur and warning against rash actions and Russian pressure. The remarks came as he toured a new air force testing center and stressed world peace through prudent steps.
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Grover Hereford Picnic Set for Fort Collins Park
The annual Grover Hereford picnic will be held at City Park in Fort Collins on Sunday July 8. Everyone interested is invited to attend.
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Acheson States Reds Talk Peace But Plan for War
Secretary of State Acheson said to fight that a Korean conflict moved that the communists talk of peace and war. He said the United States and its Allies are not deceived by this. The UN struggle in Korea has been a success, with aggression repelled and aims unmet. Malik proposed concrete talks, while Acheson indicated no change in stance.
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