State Jaycees Registering at Convention Here
Delegates and their wives registered at the Gol tafa junior chamber convention with about 145 in town by Friday morning at the Camfield Hotel. The gathering featured forums at the Van Geld Hotel and the College of Knowledge events with talks by state and national officers. The Colorado Springs Jaycees pushed to elect Harry Hoth as state president and designate Colorado Springs as the 1952 convention site.
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Camfield
Ajate
Gol Tafa Junior Chamber of Commerce
Vani Geld
Dayoesiege of Knowledge
Atate
Varidiia Chasns
Rommerce
Bolk
Deleg
Colorado Springs
Jaycees
Heth
Rich AM King
Denver
State Armory
Nun
Zathermal Island Grove
George Ernst
Wiiltwin McDonells
Dallas
Tax
Texas Junior Chuwker
Eoumeron
Armory
Armary
Bob Cor Uah
Kollege of Knowledge
Methaniel
Murphy
Galarndo Jaynees
Urett Traffic Silat
Suageations
Fov
Hines Flarty Wiles
St.ohn
Kins
USMC
Sice
Braids
Neander
Health Educator Will Arrive Here Monday
Health educator Will Arrive Here Monday observes county health drive, focusing on program retention and community health work. The arrival is tied to university and county health department initiatives, with involvement from local supporters and training partners.
Ross assures ample space for arts classes after fire
Dr William R Ass president says Colorado State College of Education will provide ample room and equipment for expanded summer sessions in industrial and fine arts. Classes shift to temporary locations. basement was least damaged. Temporary facilities will support expected heavy enrollment.
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Colorado State College of Education
Guggenheim Hall
Wiliam R. Ass
Guggenhalm
Classea
Witherahito
Ross Sala
Redus Seeks State Jaycee Vice Presidency
KFKA assistant manager Jack Redus announces candidacy for state Jaycee vice presidency. He is the fourth announced candidate seeking one of five vicepresidential posts, with Harvey Shinestrom Robert McCracken Everett Cawson also running. Redus has served with the Greeley Jaycees on the state board and chaired committees on membership youth activities and convention work.
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Greeley
Colorado
Jogk Redus
KFKA
Redus
Tedus
Harvey Shinestrom
Puebla
Robert W. McCracken
Fort Morgan
Ant Everett Cawson
Sterling
Redwa
Greeley Juycees
Denver
Monte Viste
Canon City
Nimit
30000 Paid for Kidnapped Wife in Florida
A chaotic 1920s style clipping reports 30000 paid for the kidnapping of a wife in Florida. It mentions a Providence individual and a figure named Joan Rosenfeld, 49, and references a man known as OMeK Reo feld. The piece discusses ransom, alleged mob involvement, and a fatality tied to the case, with unclear dates and fragmented details. The surface text is garbled but centers on a kidnapping for ransom and a related death.
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Providence
I, 1
Won
Mtn
Joan Rosenfeld
Rosenfeld
Tsai
Alan
Reo Feld
Hosen Feld
Ty Cali
Goth
Moni
Elaine
Mra. Fosantild
School Election To Be Monday In Greeley District Six
The Greeley school district No. Six election will be held Monday May 7 to elect two board members. Nominees are Mrs June Kiley and the incumbent Mrs McKinley whose term expires. Voting sites include Arlington gym and Horace Mann building with wards remaining unchanged. Voters must meet US citizenship residency and registration requirements and be registered.
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Elautiyn
Juea ¥ Kiley
McKinley
Ley
Apil Kiley
Arlington School
Ninth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Robertson
Eleventh Avenue
Central School
Wilvance
Seventh Street
Horace Mann
Wilding
Horage Mann
Echool
Lin Sneaton
Bleveuth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Ninth Street
Wilues
Fifteenth Street
United States
Fim Elecinn Ab
Nunthar
Eli Sible
Pnt
Lalons
Oney Mis
J. A. Phehts
Alier
Sottinn
Airs
George
Atuleen
Hori
Mabel Hiiok
Elihra Cox
Florence
Mollie
Wud
John Dooley
Marie Carlsm
Wermer
TISL
Baseball Today Avsnrintel Proved National League Provalence
A scrambled recap of a baseball day mentions teams and players in a murky list with numbers. It references Fox, Sanity, Craven, Barakina, Craven, and Craven tone phrases, along with locations and names that are difficult to parse. The text resembles an OCR fragment with scattered team and player hints rather than a coherent report.
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Avsnrintel
GMD
Jianpsey
HAH
Msyybiey
Nob
Shino
Hemoktat Screech de Bio Qoa—A LY
Fox
Sanity
Pratiasny Hatton
Mangatad
Barakina
MacArthur Blames Marshall For Far East Policy Clash
Gen Douglas MacArthur testifies before senators criticizing Secretary of Defense Marshall over Far East policy. He cites Joint Chiefs of Staff recommendations on Red China and United Nations seating, warns against letting China fall to communism and outlines dangers to Japan and the Philippines. He recalls public split with the Truman administration and attacks a letter supporting bombing Red China bases. Continued on Page 13.
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May
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Marshall
Rede Toile
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MacArthur
Joint Chiefs
Wtatt
Fotnasi
Thavag
Mare
Warticilare
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Japan
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Tremay
Tye Wd
Runson
Martin
Med
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Kefauver
Truman
Otis
Marakhur
Homse
Mass
Chinese Nationaliat
Melaton
Demos Block GOP Push to Open Hearings
Washington reports that Democrats blocked a Republican bid to open hearings on General MacArthur’s ouster to the public. Benatar Wherry of Netwasta announced that the open hearings plan is paused, with a renewed effort expected. Testimony being relayed to newsmen is reportedly censored by security officials.
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Washington
Lu ST
Benatar Wherry
Netwasta
Ftepublican
Senate
Pho Vole
Tinuglas MacArthur
Tru Man
State
Defense Department
Windsor To Hold School Election In Windsor Mont
Windsor voters head to the polls on May 1 to elect school board members. Roy Ls Avbalt and George A. Nelson seek reelection, while a vacancy from E. Poller’s move prompts a new candidate. Nominees are listed with prior service and education backgrounds.
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Winigor
Sekeb Nl Me Hionill
Wlottigaty Lehela
Windsor
Monty
Monitiera
Eiieation
Roy Ls Avbalt
Ad George A. Nelson
Aya
Abbott
Nother Tern
E. Poller
Nolwan
Meather
Uohkert Prye
Windsorigh Huhkonl
University At Cola Tile
Hin Fathar
George Thorye
Ax & Momhy
Teeaneh
Nigel
Lydia Mee
Mendelssohn Cantata to Be Performed by Greeley Concerts
The Greeley Concerts association presents Mendelssohn The Hymn of Praise Sunday evening in Gunter Hall. Greeley Choral Union and Colorado State College of Education Little Symphony will perform under Carl G. Melnider and Henry T. Ginsburg respectively. Tickets at 46 to 50 cents. no seats reserved. Soloists include Eugena Shaw Carter Darrell Wing er sopranos, Shirley Wahl alto, Merle Carpenter Tom East tenors. Rupert M. Goodvrog directs. Program feats All That M is Life and Death, Sing to the Lord, Let all Men Praise the Lord, and Let Nations Offer to the Lord among others.
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Ane Hikdred Yuites
Felix Mendelsonhn
Greeley Concerts Association
Gunterhall
Greeley Choral Union
Yuieos
Colorada State College of Education
Little Symphony Orchestra
Carl G. Melnider
Henry T. Ginsburk
Thera Mill 9
Minniox
Belvisis
Eugena Shaw Carter
Darrell Wininger
Shirley Wahl
Merle Carpenters
Tom East
Saint Paul
Handel
Montessiglia
Handel and Baeh
Rupert M. Goodvrog
Bing
Choris
Prain
Lenor
Saturday Program Highlights at Colorado Junior Chamber Convention
Readable fragments outline a packed schedule for the Colorado Junior Chamber of Commerce convention. Events include breakfasts at American Legion Halls, nominations and credentials meetings at Camfield Motel, luncheons and awards at Brannan Hall, multiple speakers, a noon banquet at Ganfield Hotel, and an evening banquet at Brannan Tall with additional activities across venues in Greeley and surrounding towns.
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American Legion Hall
Jaycee Koliega
Riveredge
Camfield
Kernote
Brannanan
Gav
Dan ‘Mhorntod
Greeley Armory
Ganfield
Pit
Francis Price
Sam'h Steak House
Noah
Janetinon
Grammaiian Tall
Dan Hurnton
Apeaker. Com
Blue Flinteon Greeley Gas Company
Hopes Voukhowe
Caarfield
Banquet
Brandon
Wah
Beaman Hilt
Thornton Assembly Called To Meet May First
Denver reports Gov. Dai Thommen announced a special assembly to draft a new state aid law for schooling. Thornton opposed a prior bill and urged a plan to raise taxes on school districts to fund loans. A committee was asked to draft a bill for a proposed ten million dollar plan, with aims to complete talks within two weeks and pass within about a month.
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Denver
Dai Thommen
Colorado
Wow Lew
Mihloo
Thornton
American M P Killed By Red Tommyguns In Vienna Heart
An American military police corporal was killed in central Vienna when two Russian soldiers opened fire with submachine guns in the heart of the city. The incident occurred near the international sector of the Austro-Hungarian capital as Americans and Russians exchanged shots. The fallen man and another American corporal were hit during the exchange before Americans in the inner city pursued the assailants toward the riverfront. Authorities investigated the context as tensions between Allied forces and Soviet troops rose in the area.
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Heart of Vienna
Viena
Atrsizin
Fiid
Muyfen
M-mAn
Polic
Tire Cisih
Vienna
United States Army
Gresens
Homn
Guesens
Ameria
Maley
Het Rot
J A. Om
Etreet
Lisson Koldiere
Grresenki Mustelaceh
Eburoh
Cosy
Chimaonn
Ferry
Ciy
Vienne
Ridgway Confident in Holding the Front in Korea
General Ridgway, reporting from Tokyo on May 4, asserted the Chinese will pay a heavy price as long as they remain in Korea. He noted Allied air superiority and heavy artillery would blunt any advances, while U.N. forces battled near Seoul and Uijongbu with tanks and infantry. Casualty estimates cited by the U.S. Eighth Army were around 80,000 for Communist forces since the spring offensive began, with revised losses of about 1,814 on Thursday.
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Olen Cléments
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Koren
United Nas
Rede Tiven
Morta
Ald
Colinis
Uijonghu
Ridgway
U.S. Eighth Away
Eighth
Korea
United Nations
Pesnile
Seoul
Kurrena
Jonghw
Weather Local For Two Hours Ending 6am
Weather summary notes increasing cloudiness on Saturday with a few afternoon showers and warmth. Wyoming forecast for today shows increasing clouds tonight with scattered showers Saturday. Light winds and variable conditions expected. In traffic news a pedestrian injury reported at Sixteenth Street and Ponthage bust, with hospital admission and short observation stay.
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High
Clare
Wyoming
Warner
Israel and Syria Agree Upon Truce Announcement
United Nations mediated talks near the frontier produced a tentative ceasefire plan. Delegations from Israel and Syria discussed a mixed commission to oversee the arrangement, with messages about the fire ban announced from Damascus and Tel Aviv signaling formal deactivation steps.
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Couerire
Vyas
Tame
Ima
Adi
Thi Woada
Syriat
United Nations
Damascus
Tel Aviv
Legislators Tackle School Aid Bill in Short Special Session
Denver May 4 A six day special session orders legislators to rush a new school aid measure and a related DML bill. Governor Thornton backs a plan and a remember committee to draft proposals while two subcommittees present differing versions.
UN Members Debate Bombing Manchuria Amid Tensions
The report indicates UN members discussed possible use of bombing in Manchuria if Chinese forces attack. Washington officials signaled authority to act, while Chinese communists and other powers warned against escalation. Governor Mawali Contirmad Warhington confirmed plans in discussions with Allied leaders.
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Warhington
Raveciuor
Awan
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