Ancient Tombs Discovered North of Fort Morgan
A forest-man burial ground was found ten miles north of Fort Morgan during an arrow-hunting expedition by three Martin County residents. Thirteen graves were unearthed with remains seated and facing the Vis ingun, and skulls reportedly lacked three tower teeth. The finding prompts local interest and historical notes from Edward Hellsters.
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Deaths and Funerals for Madler and Peterson Families
Henry Madler of 1107 9th Stschap dies with brothers and sisters named across Milwaukee Detroit Chicago and Appleton. Funeral from St Peter's Catholic Church with entombment at Fairmount. Dorothy J and Harold Peterson and grandchildren noted with last names Peterson and Walker in Kutter Cutter area. Arrangements later.
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Maryville
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Detroit
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Appleton
Peterson Dorothy Jandll Petersan
Mia
Harold G. Peterson
Kutter
Statler
Larry
Harold Jr
Caryou Ann
Betty
Richard
Till Peterson
Kuner
Anos Peterson
John Walker
Yb Lupton
Major League Standings Western League Brief
Dea Motues 4 Lincola 1 Denver 2 Pueblo 1 Dew & Pueblo 4 second BAI Omana 1 Sioux City 0 Omaha 5 Hioux City Ao.
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Truman Foe To Be Senator of North Carolina
Raleigh NC June 24 Will Smith Raleigh lawyer who campaigned against President Truman’s Fair Deal won the North Carolina Democratic senatorial primary. He led by about 20 895 votes with most precincts counted and his rival Senator Frank Graham conceded the victory at 3 43 pm. Graham praised Smith as a candidate and offered good wishes for service.
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Five Hurt in Johnstown Knife Battle Night
Knife fight on Main Street in Johnstown ended midnight as at least 16 participants sustained wounds. Five hospitalized at Weld County Public Hospital, four later jailed, with others missing and rumors of further victims. Sheriff Till and deputies investigated while Brighton arrests raised questions about related bloodstained suspects.
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al the Vietima
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Wone
Harold Shera
Towinstown
Officera
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Brighton
Mien
Johntown
Wounded and Missing After Battle. Law Officers Sweep Area
Sheriff Hill reports wounded and possibly dead still unaccounted for as officers including Marshall Shern Deputy Sheriff W C Tegtman Ed Gormley Captain Sherman Nelson of the state patrol Sgt Roy Calhoun and Patrolman Rudy Klug sweep the area for combatants and provide first aid. Eyewitnesses offered conflicting accounts making casualty and combatant numbers hard to confirm.
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MacArthur details US aid to South Korea mission
General MacArthur announced hurried arms aid to South Korea with naval and air escort planned. Some shipments may include ammunition though no weapons shipments confirmed yet. Evacuation of American civilians from Seoul to Japan was arranged with health, care and billeting provisions.
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Boulder Trims Crestview in Junior Legion Baseball
Greeley and Boulder teams clashed in a Sunday Junior American Legion game with Boulder winning 6 to 5 after rallying in later innings. Key moments included Adams with a clutch double and Riddle clearing the bases with a triple for Boulder, while Greeley hitters struggled to mount a sustained attack.
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Kenny Eckhardt
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Mc. Brillen
Howard Sheehy
Allan Turner
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Mortis
Biad
Wink
Major League Results Mixed Scores and Highlights
Summary of multiple baseball results with New York Boston Chicago Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Detroit and other teams. Notable players include Koslo Branca Campanella Hodges Roe and Berra. The text covers first and second games, scores, key performances, and a later note on Greeley’s upcoming game at Fort Collins.
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Denver church leaders listed across Colorado district roles
A slate of reverends and church officials is enumerated across multiple Colorado towns including Greeley Pueblo Windsor La Junta Las Animas Holly Rocky Ford and Denver with names such as Rev Thomas Le Kleen Rev Eager Hoffman Rev Samuel Maxwell Rev Claude Gopley Rev Carl Davidsom Rev Eduardo Guer ra and Rev Russell Sones. The record notes superintendent Rev Samuel Maxwell overseeing Puabls district and references several church assignments and locations.
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Platteville
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Windsor
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First
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Sones
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Northern Avenue
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Dod
Byus
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Rocky Ford
Colombo Named Asst Supt for Wyoming Division
Charlea J Colombo aged 40 was named assistant superintendent of Union Pacific Railroad's Wyoming division headquartered in Green River Wyoming. The appointment takes effect July 1 and follows a long career with UP starting as an engine crew caller in 1914 and rising to trainmaster in Grand Island Nebraska and Nebraska division superintendent before moving to Cheyenne as Wyoming division assistant superintendent.
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Copper and Cyprian Metal Through Ages
The fragment discusses copper’s ancient use before recorded history, noting its early war implements and daily needs. It mentions a Cyprian tribe inland of Cyprus naming the metal “Cyprian Metal” or “baw,” which evolved into the modern term copper as languages changed.
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Plane crash injures two near Denver
Severely injured Colorida Bertagt of Colorado and Hennsth Wheeler of Deaver were hospitalized after a private plane crash near Denver. Wheeler reportedly suffers a back injury. both are in Camp Carson hospital with non life threatening injuries. Details remain unavailable as physicians assess the crash outcomes.
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Great Lakes liner collides with freighter in heavy fog
A Great Lakes passenger ship City of Cleveland struck the Nor welgan freighter off Harbor Beach Michigan in dense fog. At least two died, two are missing, and several injured as Coast Guard reports show 20 to 30 with minor injuries. About 70 Denton Harbor chamber members were aboard en route to Detroit then Buffalo.
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