Truman Again Challenges GOP in Cross-Country Tour
President Truman returned from a broad cross-country tour covering nearly 7000 miles. He spoke at a station with White House aides and urged the GOP to produce better proposals than its current plans. He highlighted factory conditions in Cumberland and pressed for national economic expansion while criticizing obstructionists in Congress. He warned that Pennsylvania's primary outcome could echo into 1952 politics and outlined priorities for future policy debates.
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Washington
Truman
Camberlant
Cumberland
Uruan
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Taft
Taté
ADC
NBC
MBS
CBB
Tewwan
Upu
Japge
Herefords Set High Average In Local Sale
Herefords achieved a high average in a local sale with buyers from Colorado and Wyoming purchasing 67 bulls for a total of 10,895 dollars. The sale at Sunset Sales Pavilion posted an average of 1197.45 dollars, with top bull Sunemix bought for 1,030 by Ted Krier and sons of Akron for Beaujere Beotlern’s consign, and a large buyer from Purcell purchasing 10 bulls.
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Wyoming
Ta Sunset
Colorado Springs
Ted Krier Andsons
Denar
Dulé
Duane
Akron
Beaujrew Beotlern
Broomfield
Gresley
Beadpréz Brothers
Tony Teauprez
Louisville
Boabfender Brothers
la Salle
W. D. Corley
A. & M. Callege
Floyd Molines
Chevelino
Keith Harnies
Chryenne
J. P. Hereford Ranch
Parlin
Kennedy
Bona
Boulder
BR. 14
Oscar Beaupres
Sunset Lake Pavilion
Bupermia
Clariaea
Beauprez Brothers
Ted Krier
Dalmar, Dale
Wayne Wililama
Millikin calls for suspending those under suspicion
Senator Millikin proposes suspending all officials under suspicion amid communism warnings during a May 10 report from Denver. He notes President Coolidge suspended several wartime officials under suspicion after the Teapot Dome scandal, while declining to name specific individuals.
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Sen. Millikin
Denver
R-Cole
Presdenteran
Clarres
Zoyormiiaast
Bomo Tor
Presiont
Paveln
Coplidge
Repubican
Democrate
Father Sacrifices Life to Save Son in Blood Exchange
Oakland May 18 A father Bidney E B Lawrence 40 volunteered for a kidney blood exchange operation to save his 11 year old son Robert Bruce Lawrence who suffers nephrosis. The procedure linked father and son by shared blood for hours then the father died thinking he saved his son. The widow Norma Gene Lawrence spoke of the sacrifice. Separately entry at Lonhouse elementary under construction saw $29 in tools stolen including hammers two wrenches and a box of bits. Thieves pried open a back window and took tools valued higher.
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Call
Robert Bruce Lawrenta
Piyallans Sild
Bidney EB
Lawrence
Gays Spa
Tubas Exchange
Ieddi
Jia Son
Tim
Norma Gene Lawranca
Lonhouse
Twelfth Street
Twentieth Avenue
Poltes Munday
Atelin
Egypt Seizes Property Over royal California wedding
Egypt reduced royal property to be managed after King Farouk's sister Fathia marries a Christian. Queen Mother Nazi and Fathia’s assets placed under an administrator. The Royal Council deemed the marriage annulled for Egypt, and orders to return funds and assets were issued amid a council session.
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Gale
Egyptie Roy Couneil
California
Farouk
Princeas
Fathla
Waluce
Fathia
Nazi
Hid
Sim Francises
Rind Ghali
Paula
Malka
Muhammage Fulrouker
Muhamed AN
al Ahram
West Slope Dog Dies of Grief
Grand Junction Colorado May 16 P Pudge a white Spitz belonging to Mr and Mrs Holy C Stephens of Grand Junction died after two days missing The dog’s owner found him by a road side and he resisted return to the car The watchdog’s grief led to a chain breaking and the pet finally died at a local veterinary hospital Whafts officers had taken away the dog’s body days earlier and the narrative notes the dog would not eat afterward
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Colo
P—Pudge
Lexdes
Puigo
Tio
Mra
Holy C. Stephens
Grand Junetior
Lane
Stevens
Sentine
Hitsrun
Pudge
Wharft
Brannan to speak after ranch picnic at Gunter hall
Brannan arrives in Cato today and attends a farmers gathering at the Roark ranch south of Roggen. State official George Dick and Colorado State College of Education president Dr William Hoss will welcome visitors. Brannan will discuss farm relief and answer questions on the current plan and proposed support law.
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Aveangententa Wera
Frrmeers
Canries Brann
Gunterhall
Gresley
Brannan
Catotado
George Dick
State Industrial Commission
Walter Tahnsan
Willian Hoss
Colorado State College of Education
Drannay
Red Chinese Ambassador Meets Lie in Moscow
U S diplomat Trygve Lie holds a brief talk with Wang Chia Uslang the Chinese Communist ambassador to Moscow after a 10 minute Lie Stalin conference. Officials discuss the UN representation sought by the Chinese communists and possible shifts in Moscow's stance as the UN crisis unfolds.
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Eddy Gilmore Mostow
Trygve Lie
Stalin
Rink
Moscow
Lie
Wang Chia Uslang
United Nations
U.N
Ghiang Kai-shek
Lewis Denies Secret Signals to UMW President
May 16 report says John J. Laws declined voluntary testimony before a subcommittee. A letter from United Mine Workers President Lewis was released, denying he sent secret orders or signals to miners during last winter’s strike. The hearing was convened to probe charges by Lloyd Side nar of a UMW union at Gapton that Lewis urged miners to keep striking despite a federal court order.
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Washington
John J. Laws
Tshior
M Nees
Cludrann Jacobi
Dind
Lewis
Batora
Tie
Ts United Mine Workers
Jacobs
Lloyd Sidenar
United Mine Workers Union
Gapton
Two Lovell Children Die in Basement Fire
In Lovell Wyoming a basement fire killed Hoger Seava age five and his brother Goi six. Parents Solomon Setina escaped with the other two children Floyd ten and Ivan six receiving medical treatment. Fire reportedly started by a water heater igniting basement walls near the stair entrance. Floyd should recover while Ivan remained in serious condition.
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Wyo
Hoger Seava
Goi
Stemen
Solomon Setina
Familly
Floyd
Ivan
Sweirhurer
Autlaridles
Walla
Alpgle
Reed's Robbed Again at Eighteenth Street Station
Reed's filling station and cafe on Eighteenth street and First avenue was burglarized holiday night for the fourth time in two months. Deputy Sherrie Bull Rtein reported fifty cents and some cigarette lighters stolen. The method of entry was uncertain. In the three prior burglaries about $128 was taken, each time from the same location, with a ruse heard in the kitchen area.
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Ray Reed
Eighteenth Street
First Avenue
Honiday
Sherrie Bull
No Remarkable Wave of Action on Slots Here
Larimer county private clubs began a voluntary removal of slot machines but Weld county saw no change. Sheriff and district attorney offered no new information as the night moved toward a halt in Larimer county. About 50 machines were reportedly affected in the county’s clubs.
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Larmer County
Weld County
George Hiwis
Denler
Wat
Rherttr
W. C. Tagtman
Ellew
Hiky
Moose Lodgea
Veterans Organizationa
Loveland
Operatien
Fork Coling
Mara Smith
Inva
Tn Port Collins
Serif Ray Barger
Cone
Larttov
Larimer County
DA Spreads Slot Drive to Three More Counties
Denver dispatch reports District Attorney Clement H. Hackethal expanding a statewide move against slot machines to Arapahoe Adams and Gilpin counties after claiming success in Clear Creek and Jefferson counties. Police say Denver clubs face a Monday deadline with potential raids to follow and officials promise continued enforcement.
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Willa
Idrio Springs
Clement H. Hacket Isal
Piere
Hackethal
Clear Creeks
Jefferson
Arapahoe
Adamna
Gilpin
Altha
Herbee
Forsyth
Mid- Wight
Verne McCoy
Pollee Morals Bureau
Lis Wen
Former President Ashby of Union Pacific Dies at 64
Las Vegas dispatch reports the death of Ashby, former president of Union Pacific, at Clark County Hospital after heart complications. Born in Mount Airy, North Georgia, he joined Union Pacific in Portland in 1900, rose through executive roles, becoming president in February 1949, retiring in 1948. He led Las Vegas Land and Water Co. and Kansas City Industrial Land Co., leaving a widow, four daughters, and four grandchildren.
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Gagne FP Ashby
Unie Pacific Railroad
Se Wze
Bas Bren
Clark Cowty Hospital
Mt. Airy NG
Ashby
Union Puclfic
ASIL
Portland
Ove
Omaha
Willian M. Jeffers
Vica
Netla Rozs
Las Vegas Land and Water Co
Kansas City Industris Land Co
Robert Miles
Ree Grandellidran
Sheep Draw Bridge Bids Asked May 31
The Colorado highway department announced it will open bids May 31 for two projects near Greeley and Delivar Cantle Rock. One is to rebuild the Sheep Draw bridge on U S Highway Four miles west of Greeley, a site with many accidents. The other covers structures on a road near Delivar Cantle Rock, connected to Denver Valley highway, in Arapahoe county south of Jol.
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Colonado Highway Department
Belige
Spprosah
U.S. Highway
Greeley
Mitea
Delivar-Cantle Rock
Denver
Arapahoa County
Hilghway
Chiang Forces Abandon Vital Chushan Isles
Nationalist China orders evacuation of Chushan Isles after vows by the Monalists to defend the territory. About 150,000 troops evacuated as a nationalist general vows the battle has not started. An air and naval blockade closed the communist port, with Porinosathe cited as the last line of defense.
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Talnell
China
Bahai
Culang Katsher Medel
Porinosa
Daland
Pha
Mwindand Ghina
Man Caught in Marijuana Raid In Gilcrest Case
Rafal Chacon, 15, was arrested after federal agents and deputies raided a Gilcrest area residence. Five pounds of marijuana and a car were seized, with authorities stating Rafal grew about 60 plants yielding 50 pounds. Deputies say Rafal claimed responsibility for the offense and will be transferred to federal court in Denver for prosecution. Raymond Chacon, Rafal's brother, was also detained for questioning.
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Gilcrest
W. G. Vogtman
Chacon
Hank & Mile
Lorih
Fhr
Ridge & Mile
Oilcrest
Tegtman
Tagusnn
Rafal
Wott County
Ponver
Federal Agenta
Teatinay Anid
Mleity In Quarter Finale at New Caatl Event
Dorothy Kially of Los Angeles reached the quarter final of the finish women's half championship in New Castle Northern Ireland on May 16. She defeated Mrs. Martyn Sutharing of England 4 and 3, advancing with a steady early game display before the final stretch.
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Northern Ireland
Dorothy Kially
Los Angeles
Clumla
Jehampionehia
Martyn Sutharing
Pion
Ensand
Jari Patch
Aus Cout Mar
Red
Anne
Wille
Gower Concert Tonight With Williatn Gower Woodwind Soloist
Gower and Williatn Gower woodwind soloist present a program at Pacully hall lounge tonight at 7:15 p.m. Gower, assistant professor of music at CVC, performs a flute sonata by Lach and a clarinet rhapsody by Debussy, with concert pianist Forrest Conway, assistant professor of waste at the college, assisting.
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Tuonspenpla
Jena
Williatn Gower
Gower
Musict Cvc
Eluting
Lach
Gooxens
Debussy
Merl
Forrest Conway
the College
Engineer Nearly Lost Trying To Save Helicopter
An engineer attempting a rescue amid a helicopter crash above the Niagara river Gorge spent about two hours on the wreckage area. Jerry Pengway of Niagara Falls rode a drifting rowboat to reach the wreck, then boarded a pontoon to safety as waves swamped the craft. He aimed to launch lines and buoy gear to haul the helicopter and rescued a fellow worker from the rapids.
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Ningten Walls
Iloy
Jerry Pengway
Niagara Ails
Joe
Niavara
Three Sisters Islands
Tiabowt
Prngway
Pengwey
Fuslun
Oll
Three Sisters
Goat Island
Chiting
Boy 5 Fatally Shoots His Baby Sister in Alaska
June in Alaska reports a five year old boy fatally shoots his three year old sister while she plays with a rifle. The victim, Yonne Lamar, died at the hospital an hour after being wounded. The children’s mother is Betty Lamaoes, whose husband was hanged April 14 for his part in a grocer’s slaying.
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Yeshirday
Yonne Lamar
Tesa
Betty Lamaoes
Juiteau
Baseball score line and scattered game notes from a pasted page
Major League Baseball standings and partial box line show Brooklyn losing 8 to 6 while St. Louis led 1 0 at one point, with players Roe Campanila and Garagiola mentioned. Other games listed include Chicago at New York and Pittsburgh at Boston, plus Cincinnati at Philadelphia, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
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Associated Prowa Nations
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Gie
Staley
Drasle
Martin
Tee
Garagiola
Roe
Campanila
Chicago
New York
Pittslurgh
Boston
Cincinnnati
Palladelphia
Second Fireman Issue Drops In Diesels Settlement
Chicago May 1 The worst coast strike in four years ended after a six day walkout by train crews. A second fireman demand on diesel locomotives was dropped while the union modified its position. The settlement aligns with presidential fact finding findings and excludes major wage tweaks. Union leaders called the terms satisfactory but kept some asserts on third man assignment on diesels. The strike began May 17 affecting Pennsylvania New York Central Southern Railway and other lines, disrupting freight and passenger service and forcing dispatch to seek arbitration.
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Nettle Lodsy
Ebrix Ing Eremon
Cire Major Tall
Posnille
Posnille. the Atriking Bratherhaow of la Eomodyd Firemén Il Winginemen
Plekeklings
Garritrs
Jssue
Mie
Tennsylvania Railroad
Dicnel
Save Terms
Unio
David Th. Robertson
Il Fury
Tle
Pennsylvania, New York Central
The
Southern Railway
Banta Weosystems
Southwestern
Union Pacific Railroad
Rai Irang Pervision
TMST
Nirtan
Oriers Tayting
Yilght
Sikting
National
Main Snaz
Rarkiers
Maton
Nestinn Willo
Firman Air Ane
Jare
Wilon
Withholding Tax on Corporate Dividends Approved by W M
Washington May 16 The ways and means committee approved a 10 per cent tax on corporate dividends with no additional tax obligation on any taxpayer The committee projected federal revenue gains of about 1600000000 over nine years The vote occurred behind closed doors with testimony from treasury and internal revenue experts.
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Pla
Weather Local 84 Hour Summary for Colorado and Wyoming
Weather briefing indicates highs around 78 degrees with lows near 63. Expect partly cloudy conditions Tuesday through Wednesday with scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms. New Mexico shows generally cooler with Tuesday and Wednesday partially clear, with widely scattered afternoon activity.
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Wyamilng
New Mexico
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