Federal case rests against warden and guards at Colorado prison
Denver June 2 federal prosecutors rested their case against Roy Best suspended warden of the Colorado penitentiary and eight guards after which defense moved for acquittal or dismissal. Key issues include lack of jurisdiction and absence of direct proof of a conspiracy to violate civil rights. The trial may continue for about another week.
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Frank Pitman
Denver
Roy Best
Warren
Colorado Penitentiary
VU. S
Ciamieval
Frank Tlnemeyer
Canon City
Stinemeyer
Best
Qisor
Teers
Linemeyer
Alan W. Doolen
Act Seven Guarde
Sach
Pol
Binnemeyer
Federal
Safegiarda
Jamaica
Megald
Colorado
Mus S
Celinas
C. Hill
House and Senate press Taft-Hartley push to end steel strike
Washington reports the House joined the Senate in urging President Truman to intervene under Taft Hartley to halt the steel strike now three weeks old. The vote on requesting an injunction fell 190 to 133. Delegates warned against impeachment rhetoric as lawmakers argued over direct action vs a simple request.
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Washington
House
Senate
Truman
Rep. Smith
Dva
Walcot
ReMich
Spence
Neal
Muller
D-Ny
Ibam
Baseball scores and line scores from the National and American leagues
National League results show Cincinnati and New York tied 2 to 2 in a delayed game with hits by Church Smith and others, St Louis losing to Brooklyn, Pittsburgh beating, and Chicago at Philadelphia in late action. American League notes Philadelphia nearly blank Cleveland 9 to 5 with Kellner and Hegan among the scorers.
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Aviueiattd Press
National League
Cincinnai
New York
Church
Smith
Seminick
Gregg
Kosla
Lanter
Yvare
Two Hurt After Tractor and Semitrailer Collision Near Greeley
Alice Gallatin fifteen and Robert Gallatin eighteen of Koner district were treated and released for bruises and a concussion after a tractor collision with a semitrailer near Koner filing station ten miles east of Greeley. Truck driver Andrew Nickerson of Sutherland Nebraska faced the incident, with injuries to the riders and damage to the 1950 Mack truck and equipment valued at $800. A separate crash on Highway 4 in Morgan County sent four to Fort Morgan hospital, with James Roy Ford of Greeley driving a westbound truck and Clarence Baffey of Arvada in a car sustaining serious injuries.
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Alice Gallatin
Robert Buster Gallatin
Koner
Ward County
Lucy
Greeley
Robert
Alice
Paul McLaugh Lin
Gallatin
Tesfage
Minneapolis
Moline
Andew A. Nickerson
Sutherland
Nebr
Norgen County
Fort Morgan Hospital
James Roy Ford
Paramount Motel
Chevrolet
Clarence B. Faffcey
Palsdtman
Don Aboe
Fort Morgan Eaid
Ford
Aged Resident of Ault Dies at 91
Faward K. McDonald, 91, of northeast of Ault, died Tuesday. He lived in the Ault district since 193, worked as a farmer west of Ault, and later resided with his sons Gam Lb and Ralph McDonald. Survived by two sons and two granddaughters. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. from Waldron mortuary chapel, interment Eaton Cemetery.
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Faward K. McDonald
Ault
Mr McDonald
Sea
Washington County
Missouri
Toro
Mc Donald
Gam Lb
Ralph Mc Donald
Fuoerm
Thursdey
Waldron Mortuary Chapel
Toterment Eaton Cemeters
Riots Clash In Japan Hurt 64 As Police Clash With Demonstrators
In Tokyo and Osaka riots erupted as 3 500 Korean and Japanese communist demonstrators clashed with police. Firebombs and clubs were used, 34 police and 40 rioters injured, 102 demonstrators jailed. An American general was burned in the Osaka violence amid anniversary Korea War demonstrations.
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Clen Clements
Tokyo
Shininku
Eubycban
Osske
Japan
Osaka
Togo
Rede
Gseka
UN Commanders Dare Reds To Launch Drive
Beoul Korea June 26 The United Nations commanders Lodsy and Van Fleet warned the communists against a new all out Korean offensive asserting UN forces would trap them and end the war. Van Fleet said the enemy may not have the stomach for another attack while Clark stated UN troops are ready to respond if the Reds strike now.
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Stan Carter Beoul
Korea
United Nations
Lodsy
Redway
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
van Fleet
Tokyo
Geo
Mark Clark
U.N
Truman vetoes immigration bill in final session clash
President Truman vetoed a broad immigration code overhaul amid intense House and Senate debate. The measure, among the most hotly contested of the current Congress, faced strong opposition and failed to clear final passage as the session neared its end.
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Washington
Trupian
Ita Dafonders
City Tackles 2 Million Water Plan with Burns and McDonnell
The city council hired Burns and McDonnell to begin a 2 million dollar waterworks improvement program. City engineer Ray Case said the study will assess plant upgrades, potential rapid filters, and a phased construction plan funded by engineering credits during preliminary work. The aim is a measured program avoiding past overreach while moving quickly to increase capacity.
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Diamager Ray Case
Greeley
Colorado
Case
Burns
McDonnell
Burns and MccDonnell
Kanses
Ysake Ft
Yale
Lier
Caor Seid
Cast
Rion
Cage
Price Hopking
Cake
Jon
Pointeg
Lincoln Park Flagpole Falls in Severe Wind
A 110 foot heavy steel flagpole in Lincoln Park snapped at its base during a fierce windstorm and crashed onto the Eighth Street parkway at 7 p m Tuesday. City workers cleared the debris with no injuries reported among 16 pedestrians or two automobiles nearby. The pole, funded after World War I, stands as a survivor of earlier community efforts led by Dave Lamp Monger Gresley.
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LW. Welle
Tenth Avenue
Lincoln Park
Wayne Willams
Fiveley Municipal
Lba
Eighth Street Parkway
Tio
Dave Lamp
Monger Gresley Marshal
Weld Red Cross Chapter Annual Meeting Tonight
The Weld county American Red Cross chapter holds its annual meeting tonight at 7 30 p m in the Greeley building. The event gathers chapter members to review activities and plan for the year ahead.
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Weld Red Cross
Weld County
The
American Red Cross
Rown
Greeley
Re-election bid by Weld County Sheriff Tegtman announced
Martin Field, Weld County Republican chairman, says W. Tegtman will run again for sheriff subject to assembly decision. Tegtman cites 32 years in law enforcement, 20 as deputy, and a long tenure at Ault as marshal. He claims reduced operating costs by half over 15 years despite population growth from 63,000 to 65,425, and notes 1,500 annual arrestees over past decade with 75 prisoners last year. He is a native of Connecticut, long active in his party, and educated in local facilities and port procedure schools.
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Altho
Tegtman
Caffera
Alzeadla
Tagtman
Weld
Ault
Connada
Greeley
Jens Tagtman
Union Pooltjr Ralroid
Union Pacific
Old Timers Club
Greeley Exchange Club
Por Ila Procedure Schoola
Wilkinson and Carroll Talked for Governorship
Denver reports list John A Carroll and Lucy Wilkinson discussed possible Democratic gubernatorial candidates. Carroll insists he supports a candidate and Wilkinson cites Hatch Act limits on political activity. August primary timing looms with Democratic circle events in Golden and Denver, including speeches by presidential hopefuls.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
John A Carroll
Coltgressman
Lucy TL. Wilkinson
Qrioa
BSI
Carroll
Wilkinson
Sisse Seu
Hen Berolt
Wilkie Ham
Lamar
John Metzger
Anid
State Assembly
Golden
Highlghing
Robert A. Bere
Oklatoma
Richard —Uesell
Georgia
Vritley Marshg
Averall Herriman
Mutual Aid Ssministrelor
Estes Kefauver
Tennesges
Kerr S
Kelsayer
Colorado
Senid G. Johnson
Russell
Little Uual
Walter Walker
Grand Junction Daily Seatings
Johnson
Walker
Legion Starts Drive for New City Flagpole
The American Legion Post No 18 to raise funds to install eight flagpoles at Lincoln Park after a wind storm blew down the previous one. Clarence M. Muree and members said they informed Mayor Price Hopkins and City Manager Ray Case, who supported the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candia Post No. 18
American Legion
Lincoln Park
Clerence M. Muree
Groun
Post
Gard Abe Legion
House Votes End of Curbs July 1
Washington reports the House voted to end wage and price controls, with an unrecorded vote and a 26 to 115 tally on an amendment by Rep. Barden striking out all price control provisions. The action remains subject to reconsideration and rate-call votes, reflecting a tense clash between Republicans and Southern Democrats over continued administration price controls.
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Washington
House
Barden
Bible School Attendance Reported At Greeley Temple
In the Greeley Baptist Temple Bible school, upwards of 250 youngsters attended daily. Reverend Dennis J. Brew disclosed Wednesday that the average daily attendance rose to about 258, highlighting strong enrollment for the program.
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Greeley Baptist Temple
Dennis J. Brew
Wedinaiay
Paving Contract Let for Four Districts to Sterling Firm
A Fort Collins Sterling firm won the paving contract for four city districts with a unit price of 59 cents per square yard. The bids covered No 392 Ninth Street area, No 4 Fourth Street, No 1 Sixth Street, and No 197 First Addition Maplewood Green Addition. City Manager Hay Case noted the city supplies much equipment and aggregate cost will be kept within the 75 cent max.
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Fly Council
Starling Sand and Gravel Company
Fort Collins
Sixth Street
Tribune
Fort Callus
Center Square Yard
Hay Case
Ninth Street
Fourth
Fifth Avenues
Fourth Street
Eighth Avenue
Fifteenth
Eighteenth Avenues
Maplewood
Green Addition
Oc Pace
Boxers weigh in for 13 round title bout at Yankee Stadium
New York June 28 Jos Wiley of Cleveland light heavyweight champion weighed 174 pounds for his postponed 13 round title fight with middleweight champion Ray Sugar Rabincoa at Yankee Stadium. Rabincoa weighed 174 pounds. Previously they weighed 114 3/4 and 140.
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New York
Jos
Resolution hikes Weld Road fund split by county board
The county board approved an uneven Weld County road fund distribution for 1950, routing 38 percent to District No. 1 and 17 7/8 percent to District No. 4 while giving District No. 2 only 2 percent. Chairman Winter protested as inequitable, noting District No. 2 bears the highest taxes and valuation. Districts 1, 2, and 4 will share a $116,247 common allocation despite disparities, with total budgets and balances detailed for each district.
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Ude
Adolph Whiter
Grorgs Andersen
Utwaa
Carl Magnuson
Farflung
Winter
Weld
Hiatster
Eild
Andersen
Magnuson
Commissionera
Andersen and
Magnuuson
Pe Grlu
Diatriel No. 2
Distrieh No
Wilh Calections
No. A
Wieter
Federmaid
William, Hansen
Minltet
Toa Bridge
Wlater
Nunn Reports Over Half Inch Rain In Tuesday Storm
Heavy storm activity across the Windsor district and northern Ward county brought more than half an inch of rain Tuesday night with winds that toppled a flagpole in Lincoln Park. Measurements varied by location from .28 to over 1 inch, with Gusts and lightning and no hail reported. Temperatures fell from a high in the 80s and 90s to near freezing as the system moved east, helping dry farm ground and aiding fallow fields.
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Northwear
Ward
Lincoln Park
Menthing
Grealey
Public Service Company
West Greeley
Wenchera
Tugésay
Gresley
Great Western Sugar Company
Greeley
Nunn
Baton
Ault
Pierce
Falon
Soil Conservation Office
Briggadale
Kersey
Gill
Barnes
Hille
Gilevesl
Platteville
Fork Lupton
Keenesburg
New Raymer
Johnstown
Great Western
Windsor
Gresles
U. S
Bus Company Considers Quitting Service in City
Greeley transportation firm led by B James warns it may close, citing declining income. City Council instructs City Manager Rey Case to contact other operators and explore options while the company delays filing for utility approval. May street bus revenue fell to 1143.09 from 31980.
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Greeley ‘Transportation Company
Hillc Thes
B. James
The
Strat
Ely
Rey Case
Case
James
Incoma
Weather forecast looks to a mixed week with showers
The forecast shows warm spells with highs near 95 and a cool patch on Wednesday night. Expect cloudy northern areas with scattered showers and thunderstorms, mostly sunny parts in the south, and a mix of rain and sun into Thursday. Local residents plan to enter dogs in Cheyenne show on Sunday June 29.
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Colorado
Merhenn
Cheyenne
Greeny
Cheyenne Kennet Club
Doré
Virgil Potts
George D. Patton
Mra
Robert J. Mathews
Bid
Art Ewald
T. Kit Nesom
TV Lant
Ralph Yee
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