Freed Haggard Austrians Assert 16 Yankees Held in Labor Camps
A bancard group of 186 Austrians returned from Soviet imprisonment and claimed 36 Americans were held in Russian labor camps. They named Sidney Ray Sparks of Tennille Georgia and described his illness and forced labor in eastern European Russia. They provided additional names and details of other Americans detained in the Soviet system and said hundreds more may be held. The U.S. Army noted Sparks escaped from a West Berlin guardhouse and faced court martial for being absent without leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiener Neustadt
Anatria Us
Hfe
Sidnmy Ray Sparks
Tennille
U.s. Rutherkiss
Camp Patma
Russia
Sparks
Berlin
U.S. Army
West Berlin
Sparka
Boerke
Ray B
Schults
Batevia
N.Y
Cheries J. Scott
Tescator
I. Behals
East Germany
Scott
Amer- Jepson
Tollawn
Feingerech
Murray Feingersch
Fine Bane
Brooklyn
Werder
Siberia
Robert Kumith
Camp Vladimio
Montow
Austria
New Orleans
Schwab
Rudolf von Schwab
Vienna
Delox
Rudolf Cerny
Canp Vorkite
Arctic
Germany
Rudolf Kisvis
T.B. Army
Rete
Two Local Firms Win Fish and Game Construction Jobs
The Western Construction Co. of Greeley will build a diversion dam on the Poudre River for the Colorado Game and Fish at the Poudre Rearing Unit, low bid 22890. J J Hesser of Greeley will construct a bridge over the North Fork Thompson River near Drake for the trout rearing unit, bid 3454. Engineering for both projects handled by Damon Run, Fahey and Associates of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Construction Company
Greeley
Colorado Game and Fish Department
Guy V. Meisin
Dhe
R. Andrews
J. J. Hesser
Thompson River
Drake
Andrews
Damon Run
Fae and Associates
Denver
U S Steel and Labor Talks Held in Pittsburgh
Negotiators for U S Steel met Saturday with David J. McId, president of the United Steelworkers, at a midtown hotel in an effort to reach an amicable contract. A union spokesman provided no formal statement after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel
Eeek
David J. Meid
United Steelworkers
Thers Mae
Ether
Ernest Leach Named Operator of Greeley Post Office Stand
Ernest Leach becomes the new operator of the post office magazine stand in Greeley. He previously trained at a Chicago lighthouse course and is among six Colorado Industries for the Blind appointees. He will stock newspapers, magazines, candy, cigars and figaro while plans to expand the stand under the name Ernie's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Leach
Greeley
Eernest Leach
Leach
Chicago
Ernest Horn Summer Classes Set For June To August
Summer classes for elementary pupils will be held at Ernest Horn and Krnege Horn elementary schools on the OSCE campus from June 27 to August 13. No summer high school classes. Enrollment limited. preference given to children of college summer students. Tuition listed for nursery and kindergarten, with $2 book fee and 4% swimming fee. Refreshments provided mid-morning at no extra charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krnege Horn
OSCE
Rapner
Mine Elizabeth Lehr
Ernest Harn
Sumier
Aho
Pauline Pogue
College High School
LeRoy Kern
Sammel G. Gates
Ernest Horn
Laboratory
Kepner Hall
Aed
Wupil
Huge Port of Pusan Returns to South Korea
On the war anniversary the Army marked the return of the Port of Pusan to the Republic of Korea. A rear area supply zone was deactivated and RO K forces assumed frontline supply duties. Busan handled over 3 million tons of cargo and 3.3 million personnel during the war, with 4 million dollars of port equipment transferred to the ROK government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusan
Korea
South Korea
Republic of Korea
Busan
ROK
Peterson Sees Hours or Days Raid Warning
Cols.im Civil Defense Administrator Val Peterson predicts the United States could receive hours or even days of warning before a major air attack. Speaking to the national advisory council, Peterson said enemies would need mobilization in advance and that large movements of equipment and personnel would be detectable and concealed. He noted the idea is debatable but tied to any attack involving enough planes to cripple the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coloraus Springs
Cols
Im Civil Defense Administratay
Val Peterson
National Advisory Council
United States
Nebraska
Galeton Farm Bureau Meeting Planned for Tuesday
The Galeton Farm Bureau schedules its regular meeting for Tuesday at the Finleton School. Dr White of Cornell University will be guest, with the daily committee led by Taal Erickenn as chairman and including Harry Burman, Teil Hiehin, Tom Kerbs, Tin Kreps, and Pred Foose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galeton Farm Bureau
Thesday
Finleton
Tm Harb Kraft
Fa Salle
Dr White
Cornell University
Galeton Huey
India Planes Collide Near Agra
Reported aviation disaster near Agra as planes from Indian air force collide in midair. Fifteen air force personnel and four soldiers feared dead as wreckage fell and fire engulfed the area. Authorities and military spokesmen in New Delhi and Agra are assessing the incident and its impact on operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Della
India
Air Force
Agra
Fiamex
Tribune
Grandmother Delivers Triplets In Ephrata Hospital
In Ephrata, 42 year old grandmother Faltz gave birth to triplets at Ephrata General Hospital. The first infant weighed six pounds some ounces, the second ten pounds and the third five pounds ten ounces, totaling 17 pounds 13 ounces. Mother and babies are reported fine. Father works at the Amazon Ker Plant. The grandmother has three other grandchildren aged 3 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephmata
Pauy — Mire
Fis
M Faltz
Ephrata General Hospital
Mre
Faltz
Somah
Rds
Thalias- Pital
Aemani Ker
Fultz
Yanga
Rete
Molotov Says Direct Talks Encouraged With U S China
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov suggested direct talks between the United States and Communist China over the Fortiovan issue would aid reconciliation. He reaffirmed support for a unified Germany under East terms and opposed Western attempts to partition the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molotov
U. S
San Francisco
Notaby Sn
United States
China
Russia
Germany
Molstuy
Berlin
Wiauia
Tyitul
Hinaid
Windsor widow Martha Dallage dies at 98
Martha Dallage of Windsor died Thursday at a hospital in Windsor at age 98. She was born June 7, 1844, and married Jt Nallame of Windsor. Survivors include Mrs Edward Bredes and Mrs Harold Maceller. Funeral services set for 2 PM at Richard Chapel in Windsor with interment at local cemetery.
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Airs
Martha Waliaga
Veli Mus
Sintjaee
Taly
Wittenburg
America
Tem Dinehtecs
Edward Bredes Limierin
Winders
Harold Maceller
Dhara Law Jiommerts
Windsor
Malaya
Wintey Ane Customner ii
AK Sinee Apore
Firmer Inspection of Yugoslav Arms Use Sought by House Unit
The Foreign Affairs Committee urged stricter monitoring of Yugoslav arms aid. It cites insufficient transparency in allowing American observers to verify compliance with arms agreements. If not improved, the panel warns of possible curbs on future military assistance to Marshal Tito's government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Image Eign Affairs
Urday
Tite
Soul i
Americih
Considerate Wife Helps Husband in Nighttime Tragedy
Mrs. Alive Graham born triplets and cared for twin sons while her husband slept. He woke at 2:00 AM to find her awaiting news of their condition at Minnis Research and Educational Hospital where Whit Ov Trae reported the incident. The night worker was informed and immediate steps were taken after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Graham
Minnis
John Ravithle, Jrs
John Ravithle
Eighth Avenue
Marine Curse
Camp Matthewa
Calif
Camp Pendleton
Ravithis
Greeley High School
Tree Damages Cars In Peeblo Injury Report
A woman, Anna Meatie Horn, 69, was treated at Darwin Hospital after a tree crashed onto vehicles while workers removed debris for a new hospital project. Damages were estimated at $4.10 and several local residents were listed as affected by events surrounding the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Ra Parker Annns
Cntomrant Tren
Darwin Hospital
Anna Meatie Horn
Athera
Arsmosl
Darage
British Seamen Call off Strike
British seamen halted their three week wildcat walkout as Southampton and Liverpool leaders urged a return to work. Strikers' Alex Craig said the committee voted to end the action, easing Cunard lines’ disrupted transatlantic service and quelling economic unrest during Eden’s government tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Southampton
Liverpool
Alex Craig
New York
Cunard Lines
National Union of Seamen
Inva Sion
Hners
Mars
Siikers
Queen Elizabeth
Gagshiy
Cunard
Ministre Eden
Antitrust Bills Ready for Senate Approval
Two bills aimed at tightening antitrust enforcement await President Eisenhower's signature. One would raise fines for Sherman Act violations from 3000 to a higher limit while maintaining the same one year maximum prison term. The second permits the federal government to sue for actual damages from Sherman and Clayton Act violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Ie
Eisenhower
Sigmuante
Pha
Senate
Pierce Girl Thrown From Horse Injured In Accident
Donna Achilles, Jr. of Pierce was taken to Weld County General Hospital by Adamson ambulance Saturday afternoon after a horse she rode bucked and threw her onto a gravel road in front of Phillips' home. Initial reports noted shock and possible injury concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Achilles
Pierce
Weld County General Hospital
Adamson
Phillips
Prisoner Returned in Forgery Case Listed by Sheriff
James Clark alias James Thonpean, a prisoner from KY, was returned to Renn, Oregon, by Sheriff W Tegiman. He is accused of obtaining 50 from Gold here Ore through forged checks while a prisoner in the KY Reno facility for about eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clark
Slias
James Thonpean
Tney Renn
Osta
W. Tegiman
Tegiman
Josh Tuening
Ger Lath
KY Reno
Congressmen Plan How To Up Their Take
Members of Congress eye higher office allowances for traveling postage stationery and long distance calls with a $12 15L annual research pay. The House Administration Committee backs these increases in the upcoming appropriation bill alongside pay values for House staff.
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Washington
Congress
House Administration
House
Senate
Pas Calle
Wirmail
Towia Capital
Administration
Congrese
Marlin Field Jr to Visit England and Tour Europe
Marlin Field Jr sails from New York for England and will bicycle tour the southern part of Europe after a three week stay. He travels with John Knapp, grandson of Mason Knapp, and visits Knapp relatives in England. Field, a June graduate of the University of Colorado, plans to enter medical studies in early autumn.
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Marlin Field Jr
England
Europe
New York City
Field
New York
John Knapp
Joe Knapp
Wash
Tiston
D.C
Estes Park
Auit
Knapp
University of Colorado
6U Medical Sessons
Neaver
Marlin G. Field
Glenmere Road
Feature Official Dies In Kansas City at 74
Charles Z. Travis a longtime Hearst official and Kine Features Carp representative for 43 years died Friday at age 74. He served as secretary in the late William Randolph Hearst era and spent decades shaping leadership and news features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Charles Z.travis
Willian Randolph Hearst
Kine
Carp
Sea Brings Sea Grasses and Plants Trade Total
A 1954 trade report shows Ottawa Canada importing sea grasses and plants valued at 583 018 from the United States the United Kingdom and Norway totaling 553 016 for transportation and distribution across the three nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
United States
United Kingdom
Norway
Businessman to speak at crusade against Forney
Rev Guy Lithe evangelist announces Fortey Industries founder will address the crusade in the tent on Monday evening. Other features include a by Lithey carmon and audience singling, with service starting 7 45 p m at Sixth Avenue and Twenty fifth Street. All men urged to attend this men night of the crusade.
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Forney
Fortey Industries
Guy Lithe
Olher
Moniay
Lithey
Crusade Team
Crisae
Lorarad
Svenile
Twenty-fifth Street
Muny League Proposes New Fire Board Plan
The Colorado Municipal League proposed a fire board to regulate activities of all insured fire risk companies and criticized the National Board of Fire Underwriters rates. The league, closing a three day convention, backed annexation talks in Fort Collins and discussed whether wives should be investigated before their husbands enter politics. The slate named a new president and executive committee with leaders from Glenwood Springs Denver and other cities. Major Allen Co. Thompson urged strong local government as protection against subversive elements.
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Glenwoo H Springs
WY — & New Rinte Toad
Immu Albee Couumesiuners
Yates
Colorado Mumtuigal League
National Board of Fire
Colorado
League
Fort Collins
Priod
John Biery
Colorado Springs
ReOr
Russell Rick
Pueblo City
Varer
B. OH
Crave
Greeley City
Rink
Willian A. Grella
Colorado University
al Axtell
Glenwood Springe
John C. Banks
Denver
Eugene Dresser
Craig
Harry Howard
Monte Vista
Dan Sanky
Sterling and Grelle
Harry Barnes
Rocky Ford
W. J. Lrbarger
Lageland
William D. Mansfield
Aurora
YW. M. Shutenberg
Arvada
Warren D. Tryne
Grand Janeties
Major Allen Co. Thompson
Jackson
Miss
American Municipal Assn
Farmers and Chemicals Mark a Des Moines Debate
A brief note from Des Moines discusses farm chemical production trends with unclear figures, noting shifts in production practices over the past decade and the potential impact on farmers and suppliers. The fragment hints at changing industry standards and adoption rates among growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
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Ervicher
Returnena
U. S. Steel and Labor Negotiations
Peterson
Charleston
Poate
We Air Suis Se Navy
Tigewaster Terminal
Lucille Webb
George Bedenbach
Cincinnati, Ohio
Grandma
Martha Dallage
James Conlen White
Tina
Lucille Hammons
Dery
Pominca Lacern
Deny Anat
Saros
Jimmie Dell Treganine
Rather Alleen Gute
Jalpe
Marenée Chertes Oster
Tm Qe
Mere
Margaret Brow
Eaekles and
Johnson
Wiekira 2
Betty daNinne Miller
Evo la Rasmond
Haefeli
An Sth Sr
Khay
Fey
Heatach
Colorado Farm Mutual
Colorado Farm
Mutual Fire
Weld County Farm Bureau Insurance Services
Art Stanley
Ave
P.O
Grestey
Colorado Farm Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Addresa
Vernon J. Adkisson
Woodrow Ad Fer
Milliken
Great Lakes
Navy
Hele
Milliken High School
MSG
Johnstown
Adkistan
Gabelleron
Direk Nolan
D&r
Skyway
Nhl
Mnibbs
Arn
Ava
Eta
Jess
Farniess
Wa Aoa Lees
Sth
Co. L. Lott District Agent
Thone
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