Consul From Manchuria Addresses Kiwanians on Reds
Paul Paddock former consul at Dalren Manchuria told the Kiwanis club of his experiences with communist control in the region. He described limited social contact by Russians and arrests of associates, noting the broader pattern of state-led suppression in northern China during his posting. Funeral services for Mrs. Ger true Bengston are set for Monday at Macy's drawing room with Linn Grove burial.
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Paul Paddock
Dalren
Manchuria
Kiwanis Club
Paddock
State Department
Denis
Ching Wort
Lieve
Des Moines
Princeton
Darren
Gleywieen
Gertrue Bengston
Macys
Linn Grove
McCarthy Battles Truman Over Release Ties
Washington reports senators and officials discuss government loyalty files and alleged OSS flow of classified material to the Soviet Union. McCarthy presses claim a former OSS agent will testify, while President Truman agrees to Senate subcommittee access to state department files on 81 named individuals. Baseball results and other notes pepper the page.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Trimac
Eer
BeNste
McMarthy
Joe
OSS
Amerasia Aguelie
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Galda
Krank Jelnski
Lotga
Ramaiu
Bielaak
Bielaakt
Updge
Truman
State Department
Heavy southern storm drops moisture on Weld County crops
A late week storm moved into Weld County delaying travel and delivering moisture from 0.25 to 0.40 inch across Windsor Johnstown Platteville and surrounding areas. Sugar factories at Windsor and Johnstown reported significant rain and snow with total April moisture around 2.50 inches in the region. Temperatures dipped to near 20 degrees with freezing moisture on metal and glass while wind and drifting were limited. State patrol logged minor accidents as crews prepared for warmer skies on Saturday.
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Windsor
Johnstown
Platteville
Weld
Inet
Weld County
Great Western
Jkle Gala Platteville
Greeley
Serrier Company
Waton
Pierce
Barnesville
Galeton
Nin
Keenesourg
India
Newry
Driggstain
Great Western Suger Company
Brighton
Port Luptot
Lia
Almont
State Patrol R
Softball Managers Meet Friday on Entry Plans
Softball managers will assemble Friday at the town hall at 7:00 p.m. for the annual Growing Softball Endowment event. Additional arrangements will be discussed to recruit teams and set future schedules in the council chamber.
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Ally Hall
Beh Taliad
Farr Building More Storage for Ault Beans
Ault May 4. Construction of a new ware house and bean storage building at the Parr company elevator moves forward. Foundation work begun last week by Mason and Prariga contractors. The steel structure will rise from a concrete 6 foot base, sections shipped to weather tighten the unit, measuring 868 by 122 feet and located north of the main kenn elevator. Total storage capacity reaches 70 000 bags with added cleaning machinery to speed handling for the 1950 crop. Manager Marrie Soyher says farmers will gain better marketing times and reduced bean handling delays.
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Ault
Parr Company
Mason and Prariga
Jengeh
Phty
Marrie Soyher
Aail Elevator
Reed's Robbed Again at Jay Reet service station
A series of three break-ins at Jay Reet service station and cafe on Fifteenth Avenue and Eighteenth Street shows $47.19 stolen this time, bringing total losses to about $54.80. The latest burglary occurred Friday morning through a broken garage door and kitchen window. Deputy Sheriff Bi Stetphott investigated, noting the recurring pattern and entry points.
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Jay Reet
Fievtavenus
Eighteenth Street
Sheritt Bi Stetphott
Enoch Tina
Nathoon
Armed Forces Day Proclaimed in Denver May Celebrations
Governor Johnson announced May 20 as Armed Forces Day urging Coloradoans to display the flag and hold ceremonies recognizing the skill and valor of service members and their contributions to the state and nation.
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Denver
Johnson
Truman Proposes RFC Shift to Commerce Dept
Washington May 5 7 President Truman called for transferring the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to the Commerce Department as part of a plan to aid small and independent businesses. He outlined five proposals including extending loan maturities, creating national investment companies under federal supervision, and establishing a clearing house for technical and managerial information to boost efficiency.
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Washington
Truman
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Weeder Tie
Commerce Department
Congress
Federal Reserve
RFC
Ita
Secretary of Commerce
West Germans Demand Reds Free 1,500,000
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged the Soviet Union to release 1.5 million German war prisoners still held in the USSR. He spoke after a Soviet statement claimed repatriation was completed, a claim that shocked Bonn and drew sharp critique from German and allied officials.
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Germany
Konrad Adgenauer
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Fele Adenauer
Communist Party
Tass
Ajreney
Die
Taet
Bret
Russia
Amnau Thomand
Tua Hans
War Critisonle
AEN
United States
France
House Approves Interior Bill Funding Colorado-Big Thompson
Washington May 4 The House tentatively approved Interior Department funding totaling 420,772,000 for the Colorado Big Thompson project as part of the omnibus bill. Amid debate, amendments to slash reclamation funds were defeated and a final vote on the package was anticipated next week.
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Washington
House
Interior Department
Aviowate
Todixa Barcauan County
Albuquerque
N. M
Keating
Rony
Housa
Army Engineers
Jensen
R Lowa
Blanding
Boosnerite
Reclamation
Bis
Kop Burrell
K-Wro
Reclamation Bureau
Bella Fourche River
Wyoming
South Dakota
Carroll
Tey. Carroll
H-Cola
Sun
Rendrick
Wyo
Alverton
Steahune
Tipart Monhtaud
Wydy
Shoshone
Power Divinkin
Rahabillinion
Grojacts
Colo
Fork Peck
Mont
Bultala Raphs
Edler
Wro
Elle
Ctd
Miesourt
River Baste
Weather Local 24 Hour Report Frightful Fragments
Weather local forecast for 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Friday shows light precipitation totaling .23 inches in Colorado snow northeast, with partly cloudy conditions elsewhere Friday. Winds shift west to southeast, temperatures rise Saturday in the west and north, with cooler southeast, and generally fair in New Mexico through Friday night and Saturday.
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Colorado
Warner West
Ang Atong East
New Mexico
United States confronts Soviet over Baltic plane incident
The United States denounces Soviet claims about a Baltic Sea incident and warns Moscow in a State Department note. Washington says Soviet assertions fail to meet international law obligations and questions Russia’s conduct regarding the navy privateer in the Baltic area and related aerial overflights.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Moscow
State Department
Thanota
United Sines
Re Union Soviet Socialist Repulics
Tatvin
Thea
Tha Tantry
Passa
Syange
Amaveril Neta
Fortunas
Lalyly
Baltla
Tata Wan
Navy Pivateer
Staten
Evans Freeway talks drag on as town seeks study time
Town board and state highway department push for a new Evans Freeway plan. Officials say details remain to be worked out and more study is needed before next steps. Flood control, sewer and water lines, and access points at Fourth Seventh and Ninth streets are to be examined, with a meeting planned with state highway engineer Mark A. Waterman to review the flood protection and engineering. City and chamber leaders press for progress while awaiting clearer guidance.
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Slate Highway Department
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Aald Mrnday
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Ariberla
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Gulp
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Seventh Street
Ninth Street
Plato Highway Department
South Platte
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Fie Fryaway
Byanx
Highway Department
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Mike
Mark A. Waternita
Clint J. Mauer
Mini
Grealey
Watroys
Creeley
Chamber of Commerce
Norman Dean Heads Legion at Victor Candini Post
Norman Dean won election as commander of the Victor Candini post of the American Legion for 1950 51. He succeeds Lloyd Oller, with Don Sutherland as vice commander and other officers named, plus queen candidate races for Colorado State students and alternates. Dean served two years as an officer in the Duy Wey unit, and two to seven months overseas in Japan during WWII.
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Norman Vewn
Victor Candini
American Legion
the Legion Home
Lloyd Oller
Don Sutherland
Clarence Sturel
Keith Miller
Clyde Clarkson
Bur
Earl Theekelinphain
Dolores Smith
L417
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Sochomores
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Glenwout Springs
Goston
Dune
Siittly
Wey
Aayply
Japan
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Greeley
Balt Lirke
Tiyan Praid
University of Tah
Cornell University
Wits
Margarit Jibbs
Ned Ales
Etnvey E Tibbs
Hann
Ofthen
Une
Holig
Walton League Mavin June Tree Trindad Convention
A Walton League event was planned for June at Ron Cuant Lake Derk in Trhaldad. The schedule set for January 27 and 18 shows dates in error, with organizers aiming to hold a major mint sinls convention in the rival Walton region.
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Walton League
Mavin
Trindad
Mey
Jane
Roncuant
Lake Derk
Wer
Trhaldad
Picketing May Delay Opening Detroit Plants
Detroit May 1. Chrysler and the CIO United Auto Workers faced a strike that could delay the opening of Chrysler plants in Detroit. Union members refused to cooperate, blocking entry for workers and suppliers. Local elections were imminent, and Chrysler warned the disruption could halt production across up to 56,000 supplier workers while workers stayed idled. The potential settlement aimed to resume production with $100 monthly pensions and improved hospitalization benefits, seeking a return to near record output.
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Chrisier Ori
CIO
United Auto Workers
Dickets
Dodge
Denart
Plukela
Chryslue Gall
Saat
Chrysler
GID
Senate cuts 3250,01v-200 from ECA funds in latest action
The Senate voted HT to 33 to slash 3250,01v- 200 in Rabers recovery funds for the year starting July 1. The reduction aims to reshape previously approved appropriations and follows earlier measures. Colorado diplomat Thompson named deputy under secretary for European affairs in Reno move.
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Washington
Senate
Innov Aie
Neldgoa
Tivortel
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