Soviet Loses Plea to Include East Germany at Geneva Talks
At the Big Four Conference on Germany in Geneva, the Soviet Union failed to push East Germany as a full participant. Western ministers pressed for progress while Gromyko backed the demand, and the session opened two hours late amid heated exchanges. Lloyd urged focus on unity and peaceful settlement under the UN charter, with ministers to meet again Tuesday.
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John M. Hightower
Geneva
Germany
Soviet Union
East Germany
Britain
Selwyn Loyd
U.N
Day Wammarskjold
Palace of Nations
United Nations
United States
France
Russia
Andrei Gramyxa
Lloyd
Gromyke
Christian A. Herlor
Maurice Cawve
Christian A. Herler
Selwyn Lloyd
Estee
Herter
Grothyko
Conference
Asst
U.S
Stile Any
Berding
One Person Killed As Storms Continue
Storms across the Midwest and Great Lakes left one person dead in Illinois and damaged facilities at the University of Michigan. Tornadoes and high winds tore roofs from buildings, blew out stadium press box windows, and sparked fires in multiple towns.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Minais
Ann Arbor
Monticalla
Central
Illnois
Great Lakes
Plains
Midwest
Swllnesses
Mobile
Ala
Oklahma
Frisco
Dive
Census Shows Massive Population Shifts Across USSR
Moscow reports the first census in 20 years reveals large gains in the Urals, eastern Siberia, and central Asia as part of a state drive to industrialize and relocate people. The Urals up 32 percent since 1935, western Siberia 24 percent, eastern Siberia and Far East 7 percent. total Soviet population 268,890,000, up 18,100,000 since 1939. US population 175,600,000 in 1950, about 24.4 million more than 1930.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Urals
Siberia
Central Asia
Red China
Middle West
United States
Western Siberia
Eastern Siberia
Far Eastern
Ward elected governor of District 26 Toastmasters
Leslie V. Ward of 1831 1ath St Wes was elected governor of Toastmasters District 26 at Denver’s twelfth annual convention. His term starts July 1 and runs through June 30, 1950, with prior service as district officer and multiple roles. Delegates and officers from Colorado and New York areas attended, and Be yond Basic Training featured in the program.
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Leslie V. Ward
St. Wes
Toastmasters, International
Denver
Ware
Areca
Rice
Educaional
Greeley Evening Toastmasters Club
Ward
Ralph Smedley
Toastmasters
Pittsburgh
Wendel Mararder
Colorado Springs
W. Terrence Tilley
Frank A. Krasovec
Harle Metcalf
Thomas G. Angelos
Justicar
Newyer
Gordon Merrick
Fort Collins
Paul Gemmilk
Durango
Lincoln
William Pierson
Greeley
Anthony J. Lembach
H. P. Bagan
al Coleman
Seth Fessenden
Toastmasters Internatonal
Santa Ana
Smedley
Il.ness
Lembach
South Beaver Toastmasters
Positive Action Urged for State Mental Health Crisis
Colorado medical leaders pressed stronger action on mental health at a Denver weekend meeting. Dr. D. J. Laweener Campbell called for higher psychiatry salaries to attract top specialists, noting $13,000 to $25,000 ranges elsewhere. He said the society will propose concrete measures and follow governor promises, while no comment was made on Ft. Logan hospital plans.
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Denver
Colorado
State Medical Society
D. J. Laweener Campbell
Society
F. H. Zimmerman
Puebla
Pueblo
Campbell
Tors
Arc Nichols
Medical Society
Povernor
Ft. Logan
Navy Plane Crash Kills Nine Crewmen at Whidbey Island
Nine crewmen were killed and one critically injured when a Navy patrol bomber crashed on takeoff at Whidbey Island Naval Air Station. Seven bodies were recovered from the wreckage. two crewmen were unaccounted for. Names of the victims were withheld.
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Whidbey Island Naval Air Station
Wash
Navy
Puget Sound Island
Delaware Governor Vetoes Public Lashing Bill
Governor J Cass Boggs announced he will veto a bill mandating public lashing for convicted robbers and called for abolition of the whipping post. He described the punishment as barbaric and non deterrent and sent his message to a Democratic legislature. The measure, passed 22 to 3 in the House, sets 20 to 40 lashes for the first offense and at least 20 for each subsequent conviction, to be administered in a prison yard with public admission.
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Dover
Del
J. Cass Boggs Zaid
Washington
House
Senate
Tornado Ravages Frisco Area Killing One and Wounding Several
Stonewall Oklahoma residents describe a violent tornado that ripped through Frisco and nearby farms Saturday night. Filland Thompson sheltered with her husband as their home collapsed, noting lamp light failed and debris scattered across hills. Neighbors reported the Daniels family lost their home and injuries to three members while a stray pig wandered the Thompsons’ yard.
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Stonewall
Okla
Filland Thompson
Thompson
Frisco
Ada
W. W. Scarbrough
Thompson's
L. Tom Daniel
Daniels
Scar
Four Die in Weekend Traffic Incidents in Colorado
Four persons died in weekend road crashes across Colorado. A Denver man drowned Sunday when his pickup struck a narrow timber bridge and plunged into the South Platte River near the northern city limit. three feet of water covered the cab, the driver alone in the vehicle, body recovered after tow. A Denver man and a Berryfield woman perished Saturday when a sedan rammed a semitrailer as it pulled back into its lane near Littleton. both victims died from head and internal injuries. truck driver William K. Dallas, 60, of Denver, unharmed. A third fatality, Arellano, 19, of Hellman, died in a three car crash on State Highway 159 near the Colorado New Mexico line. skull fracture. Depressed injuries reported for DePriest, Akers survived uninjured.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Denver
Williamson
Plate River
Carl Erickson
Berry
Littleton
William K. Dallas
Arellano
San Luis
Colorado-New Mexico
Edwin Rwyark
George R. Akers
Hellman
Leland DePriest
Pueblo
DePriest
Akers
Greeley Woman Elected Colorado TB Association Secretary
Mrs Norman Lyster of Greeley was elected secretary of the Colorado Tuberculosis Association at the Denver convention Friday. Dr Gardner Middlebrook of National Jewish Hospital is the new president. Mrs Lyster had been on the state executive board, and Mrs C S Herdman of Greeley serves on the state board of directors. Dr Richard Foe of Greeley moderated a panel on research.
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Norman Lyster
Greeley
Colorado Tuberculosis Association
Denver
Gardner Middlebrook
National Jewish Hospital
Lyster
Alete
C. S. Herdman
Richard Foe
Mexico Bus Train Wreck Kills 16 Citizens
MEXICO CITY AP report says sixteen people died and twenty nine were injured when a team bus collided with a two bus carrying women and children eight miles north of Mexico City. The wreck destroyed the vehicle and scattered bodies along the tracks as survivors searched the wreckage.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Mothers Bay
Cracksmen Loot Erie Bank in Weekend Burglary
An estimated 3125.50 in coins was stolen from the Erie Bank in Erie during a Sunday burglary. Two men entered through a skylight while a cleaning woman and her daughter alerted authorities. They attempted to force the vault with a cutting torch and crow bars but failed to open the Amelock safe carrying 37900 dollars. Investigators said the crime occurred between 3 and 5 am, with welding gear and a cart left behind.
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Erie
Pat Burmeister
Durmeister
Amelock
Alsa
Burmeister
Marshal Lawsley
Erie Bank
Weld Sheriff's Office
April Employment Surges Over Million Increases Steady Growth
Washington reports April payrolls rose to 65,012,000, up 1,184,000 from March, and unemployment fell by 735,060, signaling a rapid job recovery. Officials Lewis Strauss and James P. Mitchell call the gains double the seasonal April expectations and notable year over year improvement.
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Washington
Commerce
Lewis Strauss
James P. Mitchell
Commerce-Labor Monthly
Strauss
Mitchell
Stourly Earings
Britain to Supply Iraq With Tanks and Planes
London officials announced Britain will furnish tanks and aircraft to Iraq at the request of the Kassem government. John Profumo stated in the House of Commons the grant aims to curb the spread of communism in Iraq, as talks with Iraqi officials on arms details proceed and amid recession era unemployment data.
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London
Apebritain
Abdel Karim Kassen
John Profumo
House of Commons
Kassem
Britain
Iraq
Valley Highway Traffic Authority Up to Supreme Court
Denver City Atty. John Hanks asks Colorado Supreme Court to review Judge Johns ruling that the city lacks authority to enforce traffic ordinances on the Valley Highway. Despite the ruling, tickets are issued and convictions occur in municipal courts.
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Denver
John Hanks
Colorado Supreme Court
Mitchel B. Johns
Banks
Supreme Court
Johns
Lakewood
Weig
Weld Navigation Facility Announced
DENVER AP A Federal Aviation Agency spokesman said Colorado will receive new precision radio equipment to give pilots more accurate knowledge of position. Four very high frequency omni range systems will be installed at Boulder Greeley Loveland and Denver to augment safety. The FAA official said the systems are accurate to within 3 half degree. The Greeley location is south of Gill.
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Denver
Federal Aviation Agency
Sal
Colorado
Boulder
Greeley
Loveland
FAA
Inquest Likely Tuesday in CU Freshman Death
An inquest is expected Tuesday into the death of Richard C. Evans an 18 year old University of Colorado freshman. Until then an attorney says there will be no statement from fellow CU student Thomas D. Wright 18.
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Yaocal
Great Western Sugar Company Factory
Wyoming
Kernell Dalton
Kersey P.F.A
Kersey High School
Mallon
Ross Rumsey
Dalton
Stacy
Bob Board
Les
Delaware
Tb Association
Neltie Waneka
Jeter Brunt
Pouired Smirke
Dét
ES Ns
Valley Highway
Weld Navigation Facility
Gill
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