Private First Class George P. Brown Jr. leaves Denver for Camp Pendleton
Private First Class George P. Brown Jr., son of Mr and Mrs George P Brown, of 1625 Fifteenth Street, departs Denver by plane on Thursday afternoon June 28 for Camp Pendleton California after a layover with his parents and friends. The former Greeley High football standout previously served at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, Marine Corps Base.
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George P. Brown Jr
George P. Brown
Fifteenth Street
Denver
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Pvt. Brown
Greeley High
Las
Camp Lejeune
N. C. Marine Corps
Charles J
Chuck) Park
Charles F. Park
Greeley
Armed Forces
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Fifth Armored Division
Oliver Well Works
Florene
Sailors Return on Mount McKinley from Korean duty
Greeley seamen Richard L. Wright and Richard C. Towning arrived in the United States aboard the USS Mount McKinley after combat duty in Korean waters. The ship served as flagship for major amphibious operations and participated in landings at Pohangdong, Inchon, Wonsan, and Hungnam during the Korean conflict.
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San Diego
Calif
Richard L. Wright
Seaman
USN
16Th Avenue
Richard C. Towning
Hart D. Towning
Seventh Street
Greeley, Colo
United States
Mount McKinley
Pohangdong
Incho
Wonsan
Hungnam
Vics
J. N. Kiland
Pacific Fleet
J. H. Doyle
Amphibious Group One
L. A. Thackrey
Amphibioua Group Three
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations Forces
Hig
Inchon
Employers May Fire for Downing Their Product
The National Labor Relations Board ruled that employers may fire workers who “run down” their product. In the Jefferson Broadcasting Co case in Charlotte North Carolina nine employees were discharged after distributing a handbill attacking WST TV programs. The board overruled a trial examiner and upheld firing as a legitimate action to protect the public from a shoddy product rather than punishing employees for union activity.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Jefferson Broadcasting Co
Wil
Chariotte
N.C
Wst-Tv
WHT
AFT
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Cision
Adn Murdock
John M. Hourton
NLA
Melingen
Ubjoy
the Boar
Condwn
Seven Navy Men Die in Patrol Bomber Crash
Key West Florida June 29. Seven navy men were killed and two rescued after the crash of a patrol bomber. The plane, a PBY, fell in the Florida Strait off a nearby island. Home base was the Key West Naval Seaplane Station.
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Navy
Key West
Fla
Plava
Ilewan
Wie Key Weat
Czechs Agree To Free Two Western Pilots And US Jet Planes
The Czech government agreed to release two Western pilots and U S jet fighters held since emergency landings in the American occupation zone near Prague. The decision followed a strong protest from Britain and comes as officials confirm the planes were on a training flight when forced down.
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Washington
Lina
U. W
Magnedune
Tosard
Ceevh Foretan
Lllin O. Wright
Frea Lin
Orel
Hriegs
Germany
Prague
Fragmentary OCR notes on livestock and tests in Amarivin region
The fragment lists various names and entities including Luther Gaeland and Bjoern Johnsten linked to a U.S. wire-forces context, plus references to Hart Mountain, Brown, and a water test. It appears to be a jumbled livestock related record with unrelated numeric codes and names, lacking a coherent event.
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Camm
Mount
McKinley
Mount Evans
Colorado Highway Department
Summit Lake
Colorado
Sylvester Antolak
Korea
Stanley G. Allen
Hast 1Th Street
Puello
Edward M. Citron
Martin
Langmant
Howard Td.lott
Harry C. Balek, Jr
Englewood
Chinchillas
D. H. Fuller
16Th Street
Dodds
Jong Seres
Amarivin
Progagitlonyg
Luther Gaeland
Utoimelktown
Bawud Db
Bjoern Johuntsen
Norwentate
U. S. Wir Forcan
Hart Mountain
Keg & Lana
Herater Bonale
Ton Bona
Geo Uh
Niliey
Doc Phillips
Doc
Herdman Electric Co
Toth St
CRM
Sealy
Voport
Clough Furniture CO
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