Huge Airlift Thief Yankees Evacuate Korea Amid Flight
American airlift from Seoul accelerates as 563 persons, including U S. civilians and military personnel, are scheduled to depart. Major evacuation efforts concentrate on Kimpo Suwon and Itasuke airfields in southern Japan and Korea. American fighters guard airspace while communications collapse and UN observers relocate.
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Viwauki
Kageha
Japan
No 27
U. S
Korea
Kimpa
Sith Korea
Berlin
Seon
Kares
Synzmancher
U.S
Suwon
Itasuke
Muedo Dad
United Nations Commission On Korea
Oat
Suwon Ja
Kimpo
Muxuki
Itarut
Mitiry Low Bidder on Carter Lake Tube
Mitiry Construction of Los Angeles offered 2 120 340 to build the Carter Lake pressure tunnel. Winstr ow Brothers of Monrovia California submitted 1 195 220 as the next low bid. Estimated advance cost by engineers was 440 420 with a review of awards expected in weeks. If awarded, work would begin in about 20 days and finish within 600 calendar days. The line will run from the Milles West of Loveland to connect the Flatiron power and storage plants at Carter Lake reservoir.
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Denver
Mitiry Construction Company
Los Angeles
Avilonge
Carter Lake
Colorado
Winstrow Brothers, Company
Monrovia
Calif
Ie Bureau of Restanintan
Anil Ning
Platiros Reser CIA
Barter Lako
Tesvolt
Weather Forecast for 24 Hours Ended Tuesday
Weather outlook covers Colorado Wyoming New Mexico with scattered afternoon thunder chances. Temperatures range from 62 to 88 degrees with warm periods, and varying intensity thunderstorms possible in eastern regions. Wetting and shower threats noted in Warner, East Tieaday area. storm chances persist through Tuesday night into Wednesday.
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B & Mm
Tech
Low
Colorado
Tooalay
Wyoming
Security Council mulls UN backing for US Korea action
The United Nations Security Council met at Lake Success to consider a U.S. demand for backing President Truman's policy to defend South Korea with military action. Yugoslavia urged mediation with North Korea represented, while the council discussed sanctions and emergency measures under UN auspices. The United States asserted readiness to aid the Republic of Korea, and Russia remained absent from the session.
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Saka
United Nations Security Council Nisl
United States
Truman
South Korea
Russia
Jakob A. Dlulik
U. S
Ernest A. Gross
Council
North Korea
Austin Tall Ue
United Nations
Republic of
Korea
Lake Success
Korsean
U.N. Iurounerd Ta
Seoul
North
Kares
A. Tritist
College Summer Session Reaches Record Enrollment
Late registration pushed Colorado State College of Education Summer session enrollment to 4 008, with a peak of over 1 000 on campus for the first time. Graduate students total 848, veterans 1 166, and Colorado accounts for 1 184 of the students, while other states show varied attendance.
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Colorado State College of Education
Campia
Aurmner
Colorado
Nebraska
Iowa
Whole
Texas
Minaouri
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Riteelos Forge Soantrisa
Stassen Praises Allott in Colorado Context
Harold Stassen, in Colorado, praised Gordon Allott as one of the ablest young men in America while saying he is not intervening in the Colorado situation. Allott provided Stassen with a campaign effort in Colorado and surrounding states.
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Stasuen
Allott
Denver
Harold K. Staasen
Colorado
Gordon Allott
Lamar
America
Stassen
Large Audience Hears Dr. Ross at College Assembly
An audience at Garden Theater heard Dr. Ross speak during the all college assembly as the college nears its 89th year. He discussed past, present, and future plans, using slides to show enrollment by state and planned new buildings. The registration surpassed 8,000, drawing applause from students.
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Willan R. Rosa
Vallega
CSCR
America
W. D. Armentront
Vce
Ross
Kenneth Peery van
First College Band Concert Tuesday Night
Ohio State University band director Whitcomb to guest conduct the OCH concert band in his debut on campus This 74 musician ensemble from over 20 states will perform a full hour program at Garden Theater starting at p m Townspeople join 3 000 summer school students in attendance Whitcomb arrives Sunday and will head a two week visit including a band clinic and rehearsal Assisted by Ralph King program features Chorale Come Sweet Death overture The Secret Marriage March to the Holy Graff Parsifal Wagner suite selections and Carousel Rodgers with many works by Hindemith and Dvorak
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Manly R. Whitcowk
Ohio State Univevsily
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Suance
Garden Theater
Whitcomb
Ohio State
America
Pasadena
Whitcombe
CSCH
Elinic
Workahow
Ralph R. King
CECH
Tollows Chorale
Holy Graf
Wagner Sulte
Holat
Antasia
Cgeldman
Chwalla
Dalat
T. Cordova
Weld Red Cross Aids Weld County Farm Fire Victims
Weld Red Cross provided clothing bedding and emergency aid to the John Evigs family after a Sunday afternoon farm fire on the Parrott estate near Union Reservoir. The two story frame house burned in high winds destroying personal effects and appliances. the family faced injuries and losses as the Red Cross arranged immediate relief and ongoing support from Weld County volunteers.
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Weld Red Cross
Weld County
Solunty
Weld
John Eevig
Lang- Mot
Ted Crogs
Gbydeley
Eevigs
Jasteln
Amoeteana
Mra
Clyte Cummings
Honey Service
Lester Shepler
Home Service
Qreeley
Them
Tiomgmont
Gottog Aerogasty Bupplias
Linnea
Parrott Estate
Three Milek
Boyly
Becayao
Taya Glannen
Mathar
Drouth
Roney
Plang Corelior
Cho Reviga
Red Cross
Oficina
Truman Shifts Policy. U S Plans Aid to Korea and Formosa
President Truman ordered U S planes and warships to aid South Korea and to intervene if communist attacks threaten Formosa. He directed forces to protect the Pacific region, including possible action in Indochina and timely consultations with Congress and United Nations allies.
Conferees Vote One Year Extension of Draft Power
Washington June 27 Conferees voted to extend the draft law one year and give the president power to order the National Guard and all reserves to immediate active duty. The accord, still requiring ratification, would allow rapid mobilization amid the Korean crisis and preserve congressional control over actual drafting and calls.
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Washington
House
Truman
National Guard
Senate House
Young Wen
Senate-House
Tong
Senate
Kouge
Burt
Congress
Reserveu Auil Nations Guard
Kangaroo Court summons in Greeley case to hear 10
Ten individuals are summoned to appear at the first session of a kangaroo court at 12:20 am Wednesday charged with failing to wear suitable Western attire for the Gresley Fourth of July celebration. They face arraignment before Judge Lewis Jitta.
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Busiversmen
Puuilionnes
Kangaroo Court
Ely
Gresley
Lewis Jitta
Yelwa Gaede
Sweetbriar
Luella’ Peters
Peters' Pon Corn
Tens Musick
Musick Franke and Foot Shop
Pal Got
Greeley Gags Company
George Hill
Fred Noe
Noe Insurance Agency
Art Statt
Montgomery
Ward and Company
Reese Wilkinson
Flostminster Harkey
General Credit Corporation
Burl Hurtt
Greeley Gas Company
Court House
Carnar
Jack , Bull
Bailif
John Verlanden
Bob Singer
Creeley Junior Chamber
Carpenters vote to continue Denver strike
Denver carpenters, about 1,200 members, vote to extend their wage strike. Union cardholders and those with passwords attended a late meeting, aiming for a penny an hour raise after last week’s rejection by four votes.
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Carpenters
Denver
Mason
Shivel
Menihere
Eily Qiditorhimn
Hines Gramter
Youth Browned in Colorado Springs Final Drowning
Colorado Springs report states Joseph Borube, 14, drowned after a trip to Prospect Lake on the town's eastern edge. His body was recovered yesterday as rescue teams attempted revival efforts near the water's edge.
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Colorado Springs
Panoras
Joseph Borube
Ira Wepartment
Pwlinniln
Soviet Asked by U S To Call Koreans Back
Washington reports the United States urged the Soviet Union to use its influence with North Korea to withdraw invading forces from South Korea and halt hostilities. Ambassador Kirk delivered the note to the Soviet Foreign Office in Moscow. The State Department announced the action and embassy officials said the text would be public.
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Washington
ATJ
United States
Russia
South Korea
Ambasgador Afai G. Kirk
Roxcow
Plaia Department
Prena
Lincoln White
Rowortera
Rules to Protect All Serving Members of Rodeo Group
The Rodeo Cowboys Association outlines rules designed to protect members and regulate conduct. Greeley July 4 celebration chair John Marini notes RCA standards are applied strictly, with violations risking membership revocation under policy No.8.
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Cowboy Association
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Irvin
John Marini
Aroma
Greeley
RCA
Riley
Rodeo Cowboys
Horton Will Sponsor Car in Soap Box Derby
Franklin Williams of 694 Twenty third Avenue will be sponsored in the Greeley Daily newspaper wards Chevrolet Soap Box Derby by EB H Horton Plumbing and Heating company. Franklin is Gilbert Williams's brother, a contestant in the Derby.
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Horton's
Franklin Wiliams
Avéxua
Greeley
EB. H. Horton Plumbing and Honting Company
Franklin
Gilbert Williams
Attlee Pledges To Support U S in Korean Move
Prime Minister Attlee pledged Britain's support for American actions in Korea and backed U S resolution at the United Nations. The speech came during parliamentary debate on Truman's Korea policy as the U N Security Council moved toward measures to repel an armed attack. Attlee and other ministers backed the American line to curb Communist aggression. Peterson Funeral services for Dorothy Tago Potaros of Kuper set for Wednesday with interment at Linn Grove.
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South
Manmbera
United Nations
Republic of Kren
Firitnin
Attlee
MacArthur’s Korea action widens as air and ground forces move
Reports from Tokyo and Seoul indicate American air power is engaging North Korean forces south of the 38th parallel while submarines and naval units sustain support for South Korea. A small advance GHQ echelon is established in Korea as President Truman orders swift action to curb communist aggression.
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Tokyo
South Korea
MacArthur
U. S. Navy
Far East
le Far East
Korea
Korean Republic
Seoul
North Korea
Syngmast Bee
Daval Deanna
Millonariet
Formosa
Philippines
Indochine
Rhee
Church
Red Army
Ilat
Ghurch-retarred Ba
Triz. Gan
Dean Ay Church
Ryukyu
Okinawa
Ubi
Wisly
MevArUnit
Avace
Gouth Ores
Kimpa
Gonthorn Republic
M. Po
Puhela
St. Mar
Anneral MacArthur
Suaingyy
Quilitary
Pepermeni
Talenhane
Kelly Gives Up Effort in French Government Bid
Premier Benrt Quote abandons attempt to form a new government as the third day passes with no social party joining a coalition against the communists. Quauilla, leader of the moderate nonintist faction, may retry after talks with President Vinvat Auriol. National League results list St Louis 120 000 100-7 and other league games follow.
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Parter
Benrt
Evlala
Quenilie
Socialat
Souwejo
Tat Kano
St. Louis
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