Flood Claims Dozens Dead Across West Virginia Counties
A flash flood devastated parts of West Virginia with at least 19 dead and 3 missing. The disaster struck areas north of Clarksburg toward Parkersburg, injuring and displacing families in Berea Smithburg and Weston. Towns reported destroyed homes, damaged infrastructure, and a gasoline tank rupture that ignited fires along the river. Rescue teams and relatives searched amid rising waters as officials estimated multi million dollar damages and warned the toll could rise.
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Tribune greets readers with 32 page summer edition
The Tribune presents a 22 page edition split into two sections A and S, totaling 32 pages. It emphasizes local photographs and current coverage, aiming to showcase readers over buildings and offering a wide array of articles and features.
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College Celebrates Sixties Anniversary with Arts Festival
Colorado State College of Education marks its sixtieth anniversary with a weeklong fine arts festival beginning July 12. A 24 page commemorative publication will feature campus highlights, faculty articles, and community contributors. The college highlights its growth, campus expansions, and historical milestones since its founding in 1890.
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Hill Seeks Reelection as Colorado Second District Congressman
William Hill announces reelection bid from Colorado's Second District in a letter to Republican chair William L. Lloyd. A 26 year congressman, Hill held senior roles on agriculture and small business committees and led GOP efforts in the western states.
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Weather Local for 34 Howra Ending At A NH Bundays
Weather details are unclear due to garbled OCR. No definite locations or times are extractable. It mentions temperatures and days but lacks coherent data to summarize into a factual forecast.
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Enrollment of Summer Term Reaches 3,000 at CSCE
Clarence B. Pearson of Chicago was the 3,000th student to register for the summer session at Colorado State College of Education in Houca tou-apared. The total topped 2,972 at noon Monday, an increase of 238 from last year’s 2,738, with many more arrivals and some from Greenl ey en route. Graduate enrollment reached 9,734, the college’s largest, while July 1 at noon is the final deadline to register for full credit.
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Mustangs from Japan Will Be Sent to Korea
June 26 Tokyo reports General MacArthur announced that US plans to ship war materiel to South Korea include 10 Mustang fighter planes. Transfer to Korean pilots in Japan is approved, with pilots trained in Korea to fly the aircraft. Aggressive air cover and evacuation of civilians are outlined as part of the operation. Erickson, a bookmaking kingpin, was sentenced to two years in prison in New York.
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South Korea Totters as Seoul crisis deepens
North Korean forces push toward Seoul as southern defenses crack near the capital. General Chal Ung Jun demands surrender over Pyongyang radio while U.S. aid lingered, leaving Seoul vulnerable and authorities gripped by rapid border developments.
Smart Talk contest entry in Tribune notes Berly family
In a small town scene Roger Berly, son of Mr and Mrs Berly of 528 Levents, appears in a Craven's studio photograph dated September 25, 1848. The caption mentions Loula Genra, a friend of the Bariga, as a participant in the Tribune sponsored Smart Talk contest.
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Weather Update For Weekend In Queensland
The report notes a typical weekend pattern with mild to warm days and cooler nights. Saturday is expected to reach around 9 degrees with 60 degrees at night, indicating mixed conditions for the region.
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Welcome to Greeley and Colorado State College of Education
City leaders and Mayor Price Hawkins extend a warm welcome to summer session students at Colorado State College of Education in Greeley. The note invites students to enjoy local opportunities, study and learn beyond textbooks, and cooperate in keeping the city safe amid heavy summer traffic.
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Free Fourth of July Tickets for Greeley Students
Colorado State College of Education students will receive free admission tickets to the 29th annual Greeley celebration with access to the Monday rodeo or either horse show. Tickets require tax payment and are available at Cranford information booth. Horse show gates open 7:30 p.m. July 1 and 2. rodeo at 2:9 p.m. July 4 at Island Grove Park.
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Ross Speaks Tonight at Opening Assembly
GSCEH president De. Willam KR Ross speaks at the first all college assembly of the summer session in the Garden theater at 7 30 p m Monday. Topic The College Its Past Present and Future. Dr W D Armentront vice president will preside. Town people invited.
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Platteville Youth Dies From Fire Injuries at Station
Thondore H. Kinstather a 4 year old Pluttleyive lad died at Wold County Public hospital after a fire at the Nablender filling station in Platte evilla. He was working on a vehicle when a backfire and fuel line rupture led to flames. Witnesses helped extinguish the car fire and rushed him to the hospital where he died about 8 30 pm Saturday. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 40 pm at Platteville Methodist Church with interment in Kilanak Cemetery.
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Fourth of July celebration and Wine Arts Festival featured
The college notes varied events for everyone, highlighting a friendly town and faculty. It emphasizes the shared pride in the campus, town, and state, with readers urged to feel the community spirit during the celebrations.
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Truman Pledges U S Support to UN in Korea Standoff
President Truman promised strong U S backing for United Nations efforts to halt North Korea's aggression. He left open whether American troops would be sent if the UN requests it. Secretary Johnson dodged a troop-commitment question amid Senate scrutiny of foreign policy and intelligence briefings.
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Wheat Controls for 1951 Crop To Be Relaxed
Secretary Brannan announced that wheat controls for the 1951 crop will be relaxed. Farmers may set futures under new quotas to be proposed by Brannan, with two thirds of growers voting required for approval. Planting allotments will be assigned later, and compliance affects government price supports.
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