GOP Split on Tax Plan Thwarts Immediate Reductions
Washington reports a Republican majority on the House Ways and Means Committee resisted extending the excess profits tax as urged by President Eisenhower. The president pressed for a six month extension and some tax cuts, while leaders maneuvered to move the bill to the floor if needed. Democrats largely back the president’s tax program.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Carens
Eisenhower
GOP
Diuenes Eidenhower
Thalr
Martin
McMass
Halleck
Bypaser
Binenkowar
Congress
Eischower
City Collects Fines Amid Week of Offenses
City reports 1084 in fines last week with 73 02 50 suspended or unpaid. Twelve persons charged for disturbance and eleven for careless driving. Eight for running signals and signs and drunkenness. Other violations included unlicensed dogs, property destruction, reckless driving. Police logged 3267 miles and 11 auto accidents.
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C. ¢. Hunter
Sterling Officers Attend Northeastern Menua Conference
Several members of the city police department attended a conference of the Northeastern Menua Officers association at Sterling Wednesday. Included were lieutenants Paul Clow Harry Towning Harold Hover and a patrol of Tan Lepore James Beard Wilfred Green Gorey Jack Mier Mito Oster and Paw Martine. The officers attended the Yarg conference in the afternoon.
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Te City 70
Menua Offiers Association
Sterling
Paul Clow
Har) Towning
Harold Hover
Tan Lepore
James Beard
Wilfred Green
Id Gorey
Jack Mier
Mito Oster
Paw Martine
Yarg
Ex-Banker Indicted By Federal Grand Jury
A former Pepper bank official Lester Tail was named in an indictment by a federal grand jury. The charges include conspiracy to obtain money by false pretenses and related acts connected to a proposed auto loan scheme. Ward and others are identified in the unsealed filing as defendants in a complex fraud inquiry.
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The
Federal Grand Jury
Lester Wo Tail
Pepper Bank
Phrate
Nen
Vere Fred. Ward
Mantien P
Morly
Ward
Rae
Bank of Tierr
Converialan
Amendment to Building Code Gets Approval
City council approved an amendment to the building code to align with the national code. City Attorney Robert Gilbert and City Building Inspector Pete Toukema led the draft regulating cavity walls and parapets, setting height and thickness limits, wall bonding, steel reinforcement, and fire wall provisions for various structures and scenarios.
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Robert Gilbert
Pete Toukema
Walla
Anendad
Soviet MIG Delivered to Allies by Polish Pilot in Baltic Landing
A Polish pilot reportedly landed a Soviet built MIG on Bornholm in the Baltic in what authorities call a bold action during wartime. Unconfirmed reports claim the pilot contacted police and claimed political asylum. The event follows other fracture lines in the region as tensions rise and citizenship questions surface for those involved.
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Bornholm
Denmark
Baltic
Manish
Polis
Franciazek Jarecki
Jbyewnyfeseee
Dace Kb Tad Deena
Shipeg
Bass
Poland
Witness Claims British Ships Carried Red Chinese Troops
Senate hearing reveals testimony that British-owned ships transported Red Chinese troops along the China coast. Kennedy testified Western Allies trade with Red China rose sharply, with ships flying the British flag moving strategic goods. The State Department declined to name cargo or vessels, citing classification concerns.
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Wallington
Blacohower
China
Kennedy
U. S
Reds
Washington
Datensa Department
Hong Kong
Wheelock Hareden Go
U.S. Mutual Security Agency
MSA
Kennedy Aald Hendled
Ggoda
Charles Dickens
Subcommittee
Wheelock-Mardan Co
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
United Nations
Korea
Ar of McClellan
U.N
McCarthy
City OKs equipment purchase and building for base station
City council approved buying a three quarter yard dragline and a front end loader, replacing rented gear costing 34 000 dollars with one third paid. They also budgeted 500 dollars for a cement block traffic base station building and faced community protest over nearby construction plans and potential radio interference.
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Ray Case
Case
High Mountain
Colorado Electronics Corporation
Lincoll
Adiditiva
Goning
Te Farrer
Ganing Board
Smeteentt
WTC
Chairmen Appointed for Cub-o-ree June 14
The notice lists appointed chairmen for a Cub-o-ree event on June 14. It names several leaders and associated groups, including Weld, Raine Abie, Petite PT, Tee ane ane gt, Ade0a ieuy ali, and others, detailing their roles and affiliations.
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Cub-o-ree
Haan
Ieuy Ali
Erator
Merrn
Choo Tns
Lai
Ihe Felts
Ink
Ulepeyave
Eaphoekvty Heng
Wind
Nies
FW Kress
Caine Park
Gillette No. 9 Dakota well likely largest to date
Old Fort era oil field report details the Gillette No. 9 drilling, noting substantial Dakota sand gas and oil recovery. Multiple tests, depths near 7000 feet, indicate strong production potential with a 1200 to 7390 foot range and ongoing reconditioning efforts by Breinke Gillette No. 1 and related wells.
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Gillette No
Grover
Dakota
Lions
Gillette
Layne W
Buck Hutchison
Tulsa
Millicon State
Orchard
Morgen County
Milliron State
Sherrod-Apperson
Hart Eiler
Nivgw
Morgan County
Continental
Company
Perry
Parry
Weld County
Ralph F. Allen
Ebysenhower Drilling Company
Sec
Inn
Wee
G. Glasscock
James Slosswell
New Haymer
Weld
Ween
Morgan
Logan
Falcon-Seabeard Drilling Co
Repor
Port Morgan
Skelly
Sanday
Gillette Ac
Ainiat
Two Democrats vow to oppose cuts in Eisenhower aid bill
Senators Humphrey of Minnesota and Sparkman of Alabama said they would fight any effort to trim the administrations five point eight billion dollar foreign aid program for next year. They sit on the foreign relations committee which has hearings nearly finished on the measure. General Ridgway, the Allied commander in Europe, urged continued aid, warning that relaxing effort could lose vital momentum in Europe.
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Joe Hall
Washington
Humphrey
Minn
Sparkman
Ala
Sen. Wiley
T-His
Hinenhower
Mis
Wiley
Truman
Matthew DB. Ridgway
Europe
Tidgway
Senate
U. S
Oordon G. Gauss
Denver
Calorado
Baetor Hills
Schodla
Thornton
Rupa
David A. Thunil
ReAtwood
House
Bill Yursin
Burlington
Frank L. Gill
Hillross
Sam T. Taylor
Waldenburg
Pepe Wion
Mine Dum
Man Killed as Car Hits Hole near Boulder
Ramon Victor Areillo, 26, of Boulder Route 1, was killed early Wednesday in a one day accident on Baseline five miles east of the junction with the turnpike in Boulder County. Passenger Robert Galdwell of Lamar was taken to Boulder Community Hospital with head injuries. Officer Joseph Kinkeila of the State Highway Patrol reported the car headed west in Hageling, Alta chuckhola and rolled end over end. The death was Colorado's year’s first traffic mishap.
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Foulder IV
Ramon Victor Areillo
Route
Boulder
Baseline
Turnpike
Boulder County
Robert Galdwell
Lamar
Joseph Kinkeila
Mie
Hageling
Altaehuckhola
Enn
Colnrady
Dancer Faces Kidnapping Charge After Two Children Found
A dancer accused of kidnapping faced charges as two missing children were located. Details indicate an investigation linked to a Washington to New York event, with authorities naming Barbara Lee Gino among those involved. The case centers on a suspected abduction during a party period, with the scene described at Central Park.
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York
Ephisise
Ty & Children
Washington
Pragk
Waean Raid Mra
Barbara Lee Gino
Tiare
Calif
Pir
Central Park
Unclear fragment on the Sunday event in Esniae 2 Ay SAMY
Fragmentary OCR mentions a Sunday event in Esniae 2 Ay SAMY with shared Mac in the Iwd. No clear persons organizations or locations are readable to form a proper summary.
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Otte Venter
Public Library To Open Saturday At 2 Am
Greeley Phillip Library, closed since May 11, will reopen at 2 am Saturday. Earlier notices said Thursday reopening, but redecorating and repairs push completion to late Friday.
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Greeley Phllip Library
Chinese Driven from Outpost in Western Korea
U Ninfanirymen fought with knives bayonets grenades and rifle butts Wednesday and killed more than 200 of 300 Red soldiers who smashed an Allied outpost at Yoke near T bone Hill. An Eighth Army officer said 45 Chinese were killed and about 130 wounded in a 26 minute battle. North Korea air action produced no Communist DOG sightings as Sabre jets scanned the area. Allied air forces hit Communist supply targets across the front while ground fighting along 165 miles remained light with a brief clash in front of Hook and in Ab Horrenches.
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Korea
Eighth Army
T Bone Hill
U. S
Communlst
Walst
North Korea
Redg
U.N
Battle Casualties for Week Update
Washington reports 197 battle casualties for the week with an increase since last week. Defense Department warns of ongoing wartime conditions as weather and travel disruptions affect daily reporting and casualty tallies.
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Washington
Defense Department
State Assembly To Convene Soon To Correct School Law Errors
The CSCE orchestra diverted by Yonry Trustinnd Ginsburg and the concert choir of Ye College diverted by Dr B E Mohr will perform tonight at Gunter Hall doors open for free admission. Public invited.
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Gunter Hall
CSCE
Yonry
Ginsburg
Comcert Choir
BE. Mohr
Gunterfall
Johnstown High Plans Graduation Day Thursday
Johnstown High will graduate 22 seniors Thursday evening at the school auditorium with exercises starting at 8 pm. Valedictorian Dennis Earl Schwalm and salutatorian Donna Mae Wiest will receive medals. Donna May Wiest will deliver the salutatory, and Dennis Schwalm the valedictory. The program includes student speakers, musical selections, and diplomas awarded by school officials.
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Dénila Schwalm
Donna Wiat
Johnstown High School
Aire
Schwalm
Jonnatown
Mee
Erwin Wisal
Dohnatown
Johnstown
Donna Mae Welst
Balitatean
Dennis Earl Schwalm
Gladys Elaine Shaw
B. N. Shaw
Shin
Colorado State College of Education
Dennis Bart Schwalm
Alven Engineering
Colorate University
Kim Farlow
Prank Farlow
Denver University
R. Fred Chambers
Dennis Karl Schwelm
Richard Salberg
Dr. Chambers
Mavold K. Zwiler
Peterson
Faller
Clase
John M. Farlow
Six Gray Ladies To Be Capped On Thursday
A Weld County hospital service will cap six Gray Lady honorees at 7 p m Thursday in Weld Courts General Hospital. Officials list Jane Mosdemos Roy Aipana Tinttes Darling Faye Berg Beth Anderson and A P Mar aly among those to present and attest certificates.
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Capone
Gray Lady
Unclear text from 1900s baseball page with scattered line items
Fragmentary OCR reading shows mixed MLB and NL components with player names, teams, and locations badly garbled. No coherent event, score, or outcome can be extracted. details are too damaged to summarize reliably.
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Johnstown High
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Colorado School of Minen
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Wight
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Scarborough
Miller
Gopmsn
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Silvera
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Cleveland
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Philadelphia
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