Peron Announces Cheaper Argentine Atomic Method
President Juan D. Peron said Argentina has discovered a new method to produce atomic energy and plans to scale it up in a power plant. He claimed it is cheaper than U.S., Soviet, and British methods and based on similar thermonuclear reactions. Details were not released, but the pilot plant near Bariloche was cited as evidence of the breakthrough.
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Huenda Aires
Juan D. Peron
Argentina
Peron
Lgaun
United States
Java
Peres
Goa
Argandina
Tomats
Washington
Inter
U.S
New York
Associated Presa Science
Howard Wbiskensee
Russia
Britain
Meron
Heb. Fe
Cnrrec
Hueriet Island
San Carlos de Bariloche
Buenos Aires
Xaernment
Canada
Soviet Union
Johnson
Milliken
March
Dawn C. Johnson
Renate-houe Monik
Atone Developmenta
Shia Cowntey
Na U
Tathone
Saylior
Millikin
O-Cole
Johagan
Aron
Hobron
Millan
Unis
Johrsny
Newbern
Botagne
Baster Receas
Woman and Daughter Hurt in Seventh Street Crash
Mrs Dorothy Ley and her two year old daughter Linda Rose suffered minor injuries when Ley’s car collided with a vehicle driven by Arthur Stencel on Seventh Street between Elghth and Ninth avenues. Both were treated at the scene. about 100 dollars damage to Stencel’s car and 75 dollars to the Ley vehicle.
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Dorothy Ley
Linda Rose
Elmer Ley
Fourteenth Avenue
Ley
Elghth
Ninth Avenues
Arthur Stencel
Twenty-second Avenue
Seventh Street
Sencel
Stencel
Roive
Lay
Linda Hose
Diesel Engine Smashes Caboose of Train on U P
An early morning wreck on the Union Pacific near Green River Wyoming involved a diesel engine that rammed a caboose and damaged freight cars. Four Kala crews members sustained minor injuries while fire crews fought a burning train debris pile. About 20 boxcars were damaged or lost, with a black smoke plume and hot oil sparks visible as responders worked. Rail workers attributed the incident to the steep downgrade and the engine pulling a long train of about 65,000 tons.
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Green River
Wray
Kala
Union Pacino Railroad
Three Men Fail in Break-In at Frank Costello’s Apartment
In New York on March 24 police report three men attempted to enter gambler Frank Costello’s 18th floor Central Park area apartment but found him absent. They used an elevator operator to access the unit, then fled in a car with a fourth man after not locating cash reportedly kept in the home.
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New York
Mareh
Polina
Chros Tien
Frank Costello
Senate Crime Committee
Costello
Ot x
Gentral Park
Cortelle
Thomas Gogin
Joseph Porcaboul
Pasture Fire Burns Bridge in Georgia
A midday pasture fire burned a country bridge in GA reportedly started by a man and a woman at 401 Thirtwenty ayn nue. Owner John Wellzel and tenant Murnys aided the effort but no spread occurred. West County Road Supervisor Guy Darrcough reported the incident to the sheriff.
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Harind
Paalire Hiro
Sheriff's Office
John Wellzel
Ayn Nue
Brides Aid
Murnys
Guy Darrcough
West County
Planes Hunt Wreck of Big Air Force Transport Down in Atlantic
Shannon Airport reports a massive search for a U S air force transport with 53 aboard vanished over the Atlantic in fog and rain. Four ships and a submarine swept the area about 430 miles west of Ireland as 40 planes scoured the cold waters for survivors amid life raft sightings and conflicting reports from NBC London and admiralty. Major Horace Stevenson said the search would continue while hope remained.
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Atlantic
Shannon
Ireland
Navy
U. S
Mw Gud
Slabnow
United States Air Force
London
Admiralty
U. S. Navy
U.S. Air Force
St Shannon
Ether
Rig
Paul T. Cullen
U.S. Second Air Force
Sand
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Ome‘ha
Med
Sey
Air Fcrce
Skymaster
S 17
U. & Air Rascne
Sherman to Congabara in Windsor after hospital release
Mlaw Sherman will visit Windsor at Mrs Marian Frank’s home following discharge from Welk county public hospital. Sherman has been a patient at Wald county hospital for three weeks and was released Sunday. She says she is getting along fine and plans to see friends at Mrs Frank’s residence.
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Welk County Public Hospital
MS Sherman
Marian Frank
Windsor
Misa Sherman
Wald County
Wald County Hospital
Mies Sherman
Frank
Misa Sher
Windsor Dim Wiel
Fragmented North Korea famine report from Anon source
A garbled dispatch cites a pronationalist line from a Kornna front. references an astinating mate and a Red-hald North, with unclear attributions and dates. The item remains fragmentary and uncertain about actual events or origins.
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North Korea
Fovinoan
China
Winton
Tnday
Anon Owl
North Oh
Angry Job Seeker Sets Fire to Store in Dallas
A distressed jobseeker in West Dallas, turned down by Grocerman T. M. Gardner, tried to set fire to a grocery store today. Gardner did not call police and instead took the offender home to his mother. the incident was not reported.
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Dallas
T. M. Gardner
Gardner
Pilots Destroy Red Ammo Train in Korea Action
Tokyo reports U S Navy pilots destroyed an ammunition train on the Red Supply Route along North Korea s east coast. They also knocked out four bridges and attacked a tunnel causing a roaring inferno with explosions. Ensign Gerald Skalla and Ensign Bon Yonglotten, both from Los Angeles, credited with direct hits.
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Tokyo
U. & Navy
Airikea
Red
North Korea
Kilchu
Tanchon
LL ' Robert Lb
Severns
Pawherka
Okla
Cole
Bon Yonglotten
Los Angeles
Army told to enlist 2500 DPs in Reich Army
Washington reports the army ordered up to 2500 refugees behind the Iron Curtain to enlist in the Reich Army. The move aims to fill combat strength with aliens under 18 to 35 years, who would be discharged after five years and then eligible for U.S. naturalization processes.
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Reich
Washington
Germany
Gerena
United States
Army
Oliainata
Wwe
Regulay Army
United Statia
Mrs Cora Hood Burned to Death in Eaton Kitchen Fire
Mrs. Cora Hood, 48, of Halon, died nine hours after a kerosene stove fire at her Eaton home on 217 Park Street. Her husband Thomas Hood suffered burns while trying to save her. several family members survive. Services set for Tuesday at Halon Apostolic Church with interment in Baton Cemetery.
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Cork B. Hood
Halon
Weld County Public Hospital
Hornd
Eaton
Mra
Lydia Collins
Laramie
Kirs
Florida Sheelee
Greeley
Jackson
Gill
W. H.uyed
Hotchkiss
Ood
Halon Aspiiet
Baton Camenery
Waldron Mortuaty
Baton
Easter Egg Hunt Draws Hundreds at Glenmere and Campus
About 700 people attended the joint Junior Chamber of Commerce and Greeley Chamber of Commerce event at Glenmere Park and the Colorado State College of Education campus for a large Easter egg hunt. Children under eight hunted at Glenmere while the rest explored campus corners. A free Sterling show followed, hosted by the Elk’s Club.
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Glenmore Perk
Colorado State College of Education
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Greeley
Glenmers Park
Glenmere
Chilldren
Elkx Club
Gleumere
C1O UPW Signs with Armour's Packing Agreement Extends
Chicago March 24 The C10 United Packinghouse Workers said they signed a wage agreement with Armour and Company extending their wage pact and delaying strike action for six weeks The accord includes Allied Packing and independent workers in the industry and extends to companies Bilt Wilson and Cudahy The deal centers on a wage increase negotiated earlier this year and gives a chance to adjust rates if stabilizers are revised Also notes the death of A Singmans former president of the American Bar Association at age 38 in Texas
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Chicago
United Paexinghouse
Armour and Company
APL
Woton
8Bilt
Wilaon
Cudahy
Cars Collide at Intersection Damaging Both Vehicles
A Friday collision at Tent Ave and Twenty fifth Street damaged two cars. William A. Christen son of 1214 Eighteenth Street headed south on Tenth Avenue, and Otto Buck of Buck Hot 122, Kersey, traveling east on Twenty fifth Street, crashed. Estimated damages were 76 dollars to Christensen’s left door area and 100 dollars to Buck’s bumper area. Both drivers were booked for careless driving.
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Womitra
Tent T Aveo
Twentytifth Streat
Wilam A. Christenson
Eighteenth Street
Tenth Avenus
Otto 8
Buck
Hot
Kersey
Twenty-fifth Street
Christensen
Easter Prayers Dominate Global Holy Week Observances
In 1951 Easter services across Protestants Catholics and the old and new worlds emphasized prayers for peace. Crowded churches from New York to Jerusalem carried Good Friday rituals, while Pope Pius XI prepared to greet pilgrims in St Peter’s. Farouk of Egypt announced his engagement to Miss Nevriman Sadek for May 6.
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New World
United States
New York
Fifth Avenue
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Iron Curtain
Chrtal
Jerawalam
Holy Sepulchre
Christ
Rome
Pius XI
St. Peter's Gessiler
France
Germany
Spal
Philippines
Novotay
Mantle
Mulfifor
California
Arizona
Coloorado
Oklahoma
Farouk
Cairo
Meyer
Perguk
Egypt
Nevriman Sadek
Priner
Mustapha Nahas Pasha
Migs Natziman Sadek
Miss Sadek
Sheriff and wife shaken in west Denver auto crash
Mrs William Tegtman wife of the Well County sheriff was shaken up but uninjured in a highway accident west of Denver Friday afternoon. Deputy Ralph Walker driving the sheriff s car and Mrs Carrie Wan sister of the sheriff were in the car. A second car driven by Bart R Manc er rammed the sheriff s auto. All involved escaped serious injury.
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Wiliam Tegtman
Well County
Denver
Tegtmaan
Parron
Tnd
Mount Morrison
Donsver
Graclay
Ralph Walker
Carrie Wan
Togtman
Bart R. Mancer
Rotxa
Ida
Awung Ante Do Hiway
Enar
Moncer
Ory
Walker
Ford
Mra
Teatat
Akill
Serioie
Accaden
Civil Air Patrol Chaplains Prepare for Washington Conference
Cheyenne ministers and CAP chaplains from Greeley Loveland Fort Collins and Sterling plan a Monday flight to Washington D C for a two day CAP chaplains conference. Rev Allen Rev Bimmons Lt Col Mall and others will attend as temporary first lieutenants. The group will travel by air via the west coast, land at Warren Air Base Cheyenne and return Wednesday.
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Marie G
Allen
Kin Rae
R. Wibur
Cheyenne
At & Jm
Washington, D.C
Civil Air Patrol
Greeley C.A.P
Lloyd Stonebraker
Bimmons
Northern
Colorado
Cap
Anleisters
Truman C. Mall
Greefey
Group Five
Greeley
Loveland
Fort Collins
Sterling
Orient
C.A.P
Lucas V. Beau
G.ap
Francia B. White
Llnyd A. Metker
Tovesend
Ae Lo
Washington
Warren Air Base
Gheyenne
Easter services planned despite forecast fair weather
Easter Sunday in Greeley will feature sunrise services at Glenmere Park hosted by multiple churches with st g guest Kvaneth Stokes of Pilgrim Fellowship to speak. If rain disrupts, events move to Evangelical Free Church and another sunrise service is set for Aspiration Point hosted by the Greeley Council of Churches.
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Weather Bureau
Glenmere Park
First Navarene
United Presbyterian
Evangelical Free, Reformed Presbyterian
Bethel Baptist
First Covenant Churches
Gree J Ley
Evangelical Fi
Thirteenth Avenue
Teenth Street
Greeley Council
First Baptist Church
Tr Kvaneth Stokes
Pilgrim Fellowship
Congregational Youth Organization
New Yorker Plans Tokyo Trip To See Paratrooper Son
Rohart Strasser a 52 year old New Yorker travels at his own expense to Tokyo or Korea to reunite with his son Theodore 28, a paratrooper in Korea drafted in 1945. Strasser, a pie crust maker, wrote to Gen MacArthur and urged lawmakers for permission. He believes the army has a heart and hopes the move may ease the fighting in Korea.
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New York
Maceh
Korea
Rohart Strasser
Tete Wy Yates
Tokyo
Theodore
Furiough
Strasser
Douglas Macarthur
Matic
Pie Claua Metale Crm
Washington
Alesha
MacArthur offers peace terms. orders troops toward 28th parallel
General MacArthur announced a peace offer to Red China in Korea and ordered Allied forces to cross the 28th parallel. He spoke before flying to Seoul for a front visit as Skytroopers and rapid reinforcements push north, with Red forces withdrawing and new lines forming near Munsan. The war mood shifts as U.N. command seeks to end fighting while maintaining military pressure.
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MacArthur
Olen Clements Tokva
Korea
Gaited Nationa
Red Korea
South ‘Korea
U.N
Seoul
Hls
Mylding
Tokyo
MaceArthur
Jie
V. 3
Lta
United Nations
Nortl
South
Washington
London
Anne
Tra Nile
28Th Parallel
Montha
Munsan
Beonl
Frday
Kores
Wokyo
South Korea
Ben Chiva
Tine
Seuk
Typhoon Breaks Up Near Pacific Atoll
A severe unseasonal typhoon veered toward the central Pacific, weakening as it neared an isolated atoll. Winds dropped from earlier fierce gusts, with reports placing speeds around 110 miles per hour. Preparations and debris clearance continued as authorities tracked the storm’s path and warned of potential danger to nearby territories.
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United States
Weather Local for 24 Hours Plans Weather
Weather notes show scattered updates for Colorado and Wyoming regions over the next 24 hours. Indicators point to variable clouds, isolated showers in western areas, and cooler overnight lows with diminishing winds.
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Park Congregational Church
Wersone
Karl Adama
Welby Wolfe Wap
Skeets Calvin
JOSEPH F_ McEVOY
Harman Mott
Yenraid Greer Ioyiin
Mercy Hospital
Raturdey
Mott
U.P
Roswell
No AL
Walker Air Base
Air Force
U. & Second Air Force
Reva Gurwitz
Laramia
Wyo
Kenneth N. Gray
Itis Jocal
Plattemouth
Nebr
S. Willams
Denever
Indasw
Rolly Fischer
Mlaw
Sherman
Cora Hood
Bar Association
Olea
Tirunton Tx
A. Singmans
Bia Heme Mere Bedaz
Allen and Simmons
Conference of Chaplains of the Cap
Japan
State Department
Aatte Department
Wyoming
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