North Korean Invasion Presses Toward Seoul
An invading force from North Korea neared Seoul and crossed into South Korea, with Russian crews aboard captured tanks. U S aid arrived from Japan as evacuation of American civilians and mission staff began, while South Korea reported gains near Uwlinji and Hueju and warned of possible further naval activity along the coast.
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California Company to Drill Third Borie Well
California company announces immediate drilling of a third clean oil test at Horie near the railroad junction seven miles west of Cheyenne. It has already drilled two wells at Dorie, both strong producers in the Muddy sand formation.
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Paul Carney Dies at Williams Arizona
Paul Carney former world rodeo champion died in his sleep at 37 from a cerebral hemorrhage near Williams Arizona. He held the RGA title in 1939, later retired to Phoenix with ranching and construction interests. Funeral arrangements at Woods Mortuary Golden Tuesday. He was a native of Weld County Colorado and began rodeo in northern Colorado.
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U P Runs Heavy Trains Through Greeley on Weekend Rush
Union Pacific handles massive rail movement at Greeley with regular and extra passenger sections. Thousands of Shriners arriving from Los Angeles travel on special trains while Rio Grande and Western Pacific delays affect operations. Westbound Zephyr passengers ride diners and vista domes as 800 type locomotives pull manifest freight and heaviest traffic through the district.
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Mrs. Jacoby Wins $10,000 Verdict in District Court
Mrs Bevbal Jacoby was awarded 10000 damages by a jury in district court after suing Consumers Company of Rowgen for injuries from a truck and auto collision on a bridge in Well County. She sought 35000, with medical costs totaling 4444.85 and ongoing invalidity cited.
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Truman Policy in East Blamed for Invasion
Washington reports blame falls on U S policy toward the East for the sudden invasion of South Korea by the communist north. Congress members, officials, and Republicans argue the administration failed to foresee the attack, with calls for UN pressure and arms action and calls for a tougher stance against Communist China. The piece notes silence from key committees and mixed sentiment on peace prospects amid the crisis.
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Plane wreck near Lake Michigan raises 38 dead
Milwaukee reports traces of a Northwest Airlines DC plane found off St Joseph Michigan after a violent thunderstorm. Parts of a wing with Northwest painted on the side, body segments and blankets marked NW were recovered. All eight aboard are believed dead, and the search extended over lakes and land with about 100 planes aiding the hunt.
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Sardine Decline Studied in San Francisco Research
Dr. Yosua Hiyama, a fisheries expert from Tokyo Imperial University, investigates links between wartime sardine decline and 1946 1947 California catches. He notes a surprising rise last year in both regions while examining American commercial fishing methods and factors behind sardine supply fluctuations.
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Fire Destroys Farm House in Longmont Area
State patrol at Gresley received a report that a farm house on the John Hylg place, Longmont Route 4, was destroyed by fire Sunday morning. The place lies three miles west of Union Reservoir near the Weld Boulder county line. No injuries were reported and the cause is undetermined.
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New Oil Venture West of Sterling
A wildcat oil and gas drill starts next week in the Mount Hopa district north and west of Sterling. British American Producing and Plains Exploration announce land owned by C. F. Greene with E. St. Garey Drilling of Denver to operate and heavy rotary gear moving from Peetz’s Thomas No 1 test, abandoned as a dry hole. The test is on leases held by Chet E. Miller, Owen L. Walker, John W. Sprague, C. M. Newton and others, with seismograph work by British American and Plains Exploration.
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Rio Grande Strike Halts Western Trains Across Colorado
Denver June 7. The 400 switchman walkout against the Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad began as scheduled with no trains moving on the 2200 mile system. Furloughed are 8500 Colorado and Utah workers. Rio Grande Motorways trucks to move perishables. Communities statewide lose rail service including Grand Junction and Glenwood Springs. Rock Island also affected with no Colorado trains.
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Former California professor dies in Sacramento hotel
Drew Sacramento, a former UC Berkeley professor and noted writer, aged 44, died in a Sacramento hotel shortly before midnight last night. He previously taught at Colorado University and was associated with Ramiele.
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Drannaman Denies Governor Nomination Withdrawal
Drannaman, a Republican candidate for governor, denied plans to quit the race saying reports of withdrawal were erroneous. He spoke from Surrey Savoy hotel and asserted he will stay in the race to the end after returning from Iowa where he addressed VFW events. He also scheduled a speech in Golden next Wednesday.
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All Arabian Horse Show in Cheyenne Draws Big Entry
The second annual All Arabian Horse Show runs July 1 and 10 at Frontier Rodeo Ground Cheyenne featuring national blue ribbon classes. Judges are Jermany Dean Esmont Va Major B. Team Pomona Calif and Dr Gordon G. Stucking Kalamazoo Mich. Two day show adds national class events with sectional blue ribbon winners. A purebred Arabian colt and a half Arabian colt will be given away daily. Premium lists available from All Arabian Home Show 220 Hynis bldg Cheyenne.
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Potato Group Elects Clark Chairman in Monte Vista
Heads Potato Group Monte Vista Calo June 25 P Potato Grower Glen F Clark of Sargent was elected chairman of the San Luig galley potato administrative committee at the group's test meeting here. The committee estimated production this year will total 14 000 ear loads of 360 one hundred pound bags per car. It asked men assets amount of one cent per bag to produce revenue of 50 400 dollars. The money will be used for advertising administration of marketing agreements and improvement of potato quality.
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