Red Berlin Plans Power Cut to West Berlin
Mayor Ernest Reuter said Soviet zone authorities warned they would cut electricity to all lie doccupied West Berlin on Saturday. West Berlin officials disputed the claim, noting adequate current and planning for future supply, while pricing disputes between East and West over power deliveries prompted calls for rate adjustments.
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Ernest Reuter Sald
Soviet Zone
West Berlin
Reuter
Tauler
Vrhey
Cary Ua
Uumer Montis
Antume
Reat
Ure
Writers Convicted in Contempt of Congress
Washington June 29 A group of Hollywood writers producers and directors were convicted of contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions about communism. Albert Muitz and Alva Tessio received one year in jail and 1000 dollar fines. Samuel Oroite was deferred until tomorrow. Two others already sentenced face year terms with 1000 dollar fines. Judge David A. Pine denied bail pending appeal. William B. Eakes announced candidacy for attorney general of California.
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Washington
Theno
Hollywood
Wl Congress
Leurder Eistane
Albert Muitz
Alva Tessio
Bantanelty
Samuel Oroite
Tumorrow
Bven
David A. Pine
Defonsa Upeaia
Malle
Ressin
Mey
Vine
Major League Scores From National and American Leagues
Fragmented box score style notes list players and partial results from both leagues. Names such as Martin, Ree, Ostrowski, Ryans, and Ostrowski appear amid scattered team references, with unclear outcomes and partial inning scores.
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Leagu
New York
Guerra
Asrath
Washington
A! Raw York
Ifutauiani Ryans Ostrowski
Patrick
Rantaré
Bere
Claveland
Loula
Aight
Truman Says I Is Not War But Police Action
President Truman said there is no war in Korea but a police action and that Korea’s independence will be maintained. He stated the United States is not at war, supports the United Nations, and would not commit ground forces or use the atomic bomb unless policy changes. He labeled North Korean troops as bandits and defended the new Far Eastern policy as favorable to peace. He reported no cabinet disagreements over the approach and noted ongoing efforts to ease pressure over the Korean conflict.
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Ste
Teomu
Beaas
Korer
Republic of Korea
Pie Prasifent
United States
United Nations
Korea
Cone Thant
Ores
Hie Ony
Republic
Plar
Truman
Itis
Engineer Sponsors Soap Box Derby Car in Greenley Tribune
Consulting engineer Eacard Ortatt of 2221 Ninsh Avenue sponsors Larry Booly for the Green Ley Derby Chevrolet Loan Box Derby. Larry, a Hazelton School student, lives threefourths of a mile from the highway.
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Eacard W. Ortatt
Ninsh Avenue
Tig Atte Bishway Department
Larry Booly
Greeley
Larry
Hazelton
New York Rally Booed Truman MacArthur Opposed in Korea Fight
A large crowd gathered at Madison Square Garden to protest U S intervention in Korea. Speakers included Paul Robeson Tug Lardner Jr Vito Marcantonio and others as Mayor Toberman organized demonstrations allied with Civil Rights groups and a Chicago newspaper The Daily Worker reported.
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Diy
Truman
Gon Courlis MacArthur
U. S
Korea
Civil Rishia Congress
Wiccan Monlet
The
Dilly Worker
Iyi Tehta Congress Fas
Paul Robeson
Tug Lardner, Jr
Hollywood
Congress
Vito Marcantonio
American Labor Parety
Weld County Crippled Children Camp Selection Discussed
Weld County society for Crippled Children and Adults discussed choosing a crippled child for a summer camp in the mountains. A committee met at Mrs. Clyie Voris’s home to review plans for the concert and speech therapist arrangements.
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Cdvive
Weld County
Weld County Society For
Clyie Voris
Chinclea Calhoun
C. Behrdan
Irs Aames Allely
Truman Ponders Using American Ground Forces
President Truman weighed whether to order American ground troops and combat aircraft into Korea as a possible step toward halting communist advances. Tokyo reports of U S recon alert suggested planning, while officials warned against deeper U S involvement and logistical challenges.
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Truman
House Approves Excise Cut and Uprates on Corporations
Washington lawmakers pass a 10,000 million excise tax cut while approving higher levies on large corporations. The plan includes a nine year program of new taxes and reform aimed at funding state programs and reducing deficits.
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House
Ups
Washington
Wwouse Tolay
Yale
La Salle Driver Dies After Collision Near Greeley
Wilmer B. Lewis of La Salle dies from injuries suffered in a June crash when his car collided with a truck west of Peckham. Barbara L. Cordray of Los Angeles Killed in Durango Hospital. husband hospitalized. Lewis survived by wife Grace and three children. funeral planned for Saturday.
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Greeny
Durango
Wilmer B. Lewis
la Sale
Forest Straignt
la Salliera
Barbara L. Cordray
Tos
Angeles
Call
Ms. Cordray
Wilmer B Tewis
Gilcvest
Weld County
Podlia
Peckhaw
Sime
Grace Tewle
Bra
Marjorie Hunt
Denver
Youth Fry
Ault
Whimer
Lewis, Sr
Gilcrest
Lewis
Grand Ieland
Nebr
Greetey
Geil
Gresley
W. E. Anderson
Greeley
O. L. Gosburn
Raton
Tune
Ira
Rainswond
Macys
Island Grove Park Roads Blacktopped Completion
Island Grove Park reports blacktopping of most park roads completed by Wadutsday Nya Adama, general superintendent, to ensure good condition for holiday driving. Aiming to finish main driveway improvements from Eleventh Avenue to the park by the Fourth of July with over 200 treated wooden posts to guide motorists.
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Theory
Parka Department
Island Grove Park
Wadutsday
Nya Adama
Eleventh Avenue
Wlay
Local Weather Forecast With Unclear Details
Weather local for 24 hours ending early morning shows high around 84 and low near 66. Cloudy with showers and possible storms in parts of the region Thursday through Friday with warmer north and east winds. Some areas report scattered showers and a chilly night transitioning to warmer conditions Friday.
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A. m. Thovsing
Cheetplington
Colorado
Thoraday
Wriday
Mac Arthur Returns to Korea Front Amid Allied Gains
General MacArthur toured the Korean front as U S naval units bombarded Kimpo airfield and North Korean positions near Seongnam and Seoul. US airlift delivered hundreds of tons of munitions while South Korean forces regrouped along a 75 mile front and prepared to defend the Han River line.
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Tune
MacArthur
Korea
Supertoria
Japan
North Korea
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Seoul
South Korea
Americas
U.S
Associated Press
Ltussell Brine
Han
Pukbon
Inchon
Holt
Wngl
Bataan
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Siwon
Stratemeyer
Suont
FEAF
Iire
Guam
Apo
Juntau
Juneau
Ruggal
Kapyeo
Kang Tung Acress
Preinsula
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Rusetin P
Earller
South Kursay
Fonatyo
Lia Ald
Aasantt
Seoulshtin
Russia brands illegal U N call for UN aid in Korea
London June 23. Russia condemned the U N security council move to seek armed support for invaded Korea. Soviet note says the resolution illegal as five permanent members were absent and China’s representation disputed. Council voted seven to one for action with Britain France China Cuba Norway and Honduras supporting. Yugoslavia abstained and the Soviet bloc walked out.
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U. S
London
Fluseia
A& Mega
Nations Security Council
South Korea
Irygve
Mancow Radio
U.S
China
Itg Chi
U.N
Kumila‘tuntgita Talane Ting Fu
Security Council
Lake Succean
Nort Korean
Ihe
Proosar
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France
Cuba
Norway
Honndur
Indig
Beyat
EU Homa
Yugoslavia
Pierce to Vote on Bond Issue Friday
Pierce Colorado residents will vote at the high school gym from 6 to 10 p.m. Friday June 10 on an $80,000 bond issue to fund new school buildings and remodels. If approved plan calls for moving Olive Branch School to Pierce for a lunch room and a manual training school, expanding the grade school, and building two duplex housing for teachers as Olive Branch District is dissolved.
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Pierce
Colo
Tazpayers
Pierva
Plang
Olive Branch
Senate Group Rejects Pike by Party Division
The Joint Atomic Energy Committee voted 8 to 4 along party lines to reject the nomination of Senator Savage T. Pike as Atomic Energy Chairman for a new four year term. Senator Jolman cast the tie breaking vote against Pike with other Democrats supporting Pike's opponents. The nomination remains in doubt with Senate action deferred to next week and a possible July fourth adjournment viewed as likely.
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Tuna
Senate
Joint Atomic Tenigy Committee
Lousle
Uglings Atomic Energy
Savage T. Pike
Edwin C. Jolman
Cola
Chase McAlahon
Cona
McMahon
Alenova
McMaton
Cavnally
Tydings
Russell
Johnnan
Sonatera Twekentanpser
Millikin
Uricker Glo
Nowland
Truman Seeks Authority to Call Guard and Reserves
President Truman seeks new authority to call any or all National Guard and reserve units for up to 21 months if needed, while Congress debates the move. Defense officials stress no immediate order exists, and current strength lags behind authorized levels across Army, Navy, and Air Force.
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Washington
Tony
Provident
Truman
Tilly
Tsa
Ite
Defense Department
Trman
National Guard
United Forces
Army
Navy
Halle W. Tye
Congress
India Supports UN Action in Korea Amid Security Vote
New Delhi reports India agreed to back United Nations action in Korea during a Security Council vote. The 7 to 1 tally saw two abstentions or refusals, with Egypt and Yugoslavia opposing and Russia supporting, reflecting a tense regional alignment as the old revolution era shifts.
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India
New Delhi
Mnaba
United Nations Security Council
South Korea
Egypt
Yugoslavia
Jussia
Alinent
Weather Balloon Spotted Across Colorado States
A weather balloon drifting westward drew crowds from Fort Collins to Boulder and Greeley. Dr. Walter Urr Hoherby of Colorado University Observatory noted it did not appear definitively as a balloon. Witnesses gave varying estimates of height from 2,000 to 5,000 feet and described a saucer-like shape at times.
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Bouldey
Walter Urr Hoherty
Ligne Aliiinile Observatory
University of Colorado
Newenan
Pernous
Wight Wien Binaeaths
Wight
Uae
Fort Collins
Vanes Pinkertoy
Gregley Avin Love
Warren McMilen
Jenmieth Tarn
Althlede
Will
Othwin
Ryherbe
Heigit
Wal Jh
Greeley
Marvin Mee Carthy
Ue Clouds
Tewsa Paper
Yort Colling
Bowlder
Greelay
Brannaman Opens His Campaign at Golden
Brannaman kicks off his bid for the Republican gubernatorial nomination at Golden Colorado. He urges youth to join the campaign and argues that the aged deserve full protection of regular pension benefits. He advocates expanding pension provisions for the elderly and favors pension safeguards for property owners.
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Brannaman
Golden
Gallen
Colo
Evenino
Republicans Push Commie Control
Washington June 29 Republicans press for congressional action on a Communist control bill. They urge a public display of support and argue it is essential for national security. The plan includes registration and restrictions on Communist activities and candidates.
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Mr and Mire
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Brad Lee
Tribune
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