Marshall Urges UN Support for World Peace Effort
Gen. George C. Marshall, president of the American Red Cross, urged strong backing of the United Nations as a vehicle for peace in a Memorial Day address at Arlington National Cemetery. He warned against disbanding the UN and stressed the need for US leadership in international cooperation amid global poverty and unrest.
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United Nations
United States
New
Goldier
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Polowre
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Hanne
Thirteen Entrants See Soap Box Derby Film At Cameron
A local screening showcases the Thirteen Soap Box Derby entrants with parents and friends in Cameron as Kim Mandy guides the show. Edwards Chevrolet co sponsors with the Geelley Daily Tribune. the film ends with shots of the national finals in Akron and the banquet.
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Cameron Achool
Kim Mandy Aught
Tia Mmwentert
Akron
Ohio
Inet Yeur
Grevley
Akron Alig
Ratbog
Progran
Thil
Jim Data
Richard Cola
Normin Michaud
Glen Clhson
Af Vans
Jerry Borns
Thule Marthvz
Wilbur Achwoljer
Glen Ranor
Newt Sahel
Ronnd Kolsay
Donald Nugget
Larry Moody
Follawlix Tha Tin
Ore Wag
Sonora
Lao Nils
Milling Company Proposal Prompts Approval Debate
The Longmeigh Lomginegh milling firm seeks U S dalrloence approval from Bt. Vrain Valley. Maya P player advocates reorganizing the organization and securing an $8 baling loan for operations amid regulatory scrutiny.
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Pwayer Maya
Tanga
Vrain Valley Milling Company
Lomginegh Ona
Baling Solght
U.S
Weather Local For 24 Hours Ending Tuesday Morning
Weather summary notes a high of 76 and low of 42. Colorado expects generally fair conditions through Tuesday and Wednesday with warmer Tuesday. New Mexico forecasts generally clear to late Tuesday into Wednesday with warmer temperatures. Wyoming shows few showers in the northeast Tuesday, otherwise Tuesday through Wednesday, cooler Tuesday afternoon with windy south and cooler conditions.
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Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Crosier Field Additions in Final Stages
Crosier field improvements near completion with weather permitting by week end. Runway lighting, beacon, grading, and a long runway upgrade have been finished or near completion. Airport operations will resume once improvements pass federal review and an Airport Day is planned.
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Frontier
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Lin
Johnny Parsons Wins Bobtailed Memorial Race
Johnny Parsons wins the Bobtailed Memorial Race at Tiffinnapolis on Memorial Day despite rain. The event set a record pace until a downpour halted the race after 340 miles, with Gill Holland and Tony Batten among the top finishers.
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Dale Burgess
Tiffinnapolis
Hnodsamen van Nuya
Ailles
Rata
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Gill Holland
Reading
Poy Jaal Yeu
Tony Battensen
Thiley Parkil
Jole Chitwood
Holland
Nauri Rose
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Band
Ini
Wall Toutkner
North Longexeh
Calif
Parsona
Aone
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Rose
Parsons
Alead
Memorial Day Address Emphasizes Moral Force Over Physical Courage
Greatley attorney John W. O’Hagan told Elm Grave cemetery crowds that moral courage is the bulwark against crime. He urged residents to discard pretense and live honestly with neighbors, as Memorial Day ceremonies continued with a parade, color guard, and tributes from veterans groups.
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Linn Grove
Fuller
Arounl
Rogram
Goldier
Monier
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Puller
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John Harr
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Acta
Hopkins George D. Adams
Price Hopkins
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Kia
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Spanish-American War Veterans Auxiliary
Daughters of the American Revolution
Veterans of Foreign Wars Aurillary
Disabled American Veterans
American Legion Aurill
Young
Glen Bucher
American Legion
Merton Tetferies
VEW
Thomas Baulah
KFICA
John W. O'Hagan
Great Ley
Elm Grave Cemetery
O'Hagan
Neighbors
Burglars Strike Gilbert-Bishop Drug and Simmons Jewelry
An empty cash register and two Wwolda watches were stolen in two burglaries at the Gilbert-Bishop Drug Company on 820 Eighth Street and Simmons Jewelry on 837 Ninth Street. The drug store cash drawer was taken, and both window and door damage occurred at the jewelry store around 4:40 a.m. and 6:42 a.m. Police investigator Earl Tawning reported the break, noting shattered glass and a brick used to force entry. Watches valued at 62.50 and 57.51 were reported missing.
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Eighth Street
Ald Simmons Jewelry
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Simmons Jewelry
Faltner
Alore
Pasecrhy
Earl Tawning
Canal Register
Denver Young GOP Attacks Gov Johnson Campaign
The Denver Young Republicans condemned Gov Tolinton for using the office for party aims and funds, accusing him of diverting state treasury surplus to campaigning. They also cited Colorado GOP disarray risking Eugene D. Millikin’s re election and noted a La Salle burglary with no items stolen.
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Nay
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League
Johnson
Varios
Republican National
Colorado
Sez
Eugene D. Millikin
Rcole
Greeley Plans Ample Water From New Transmission Line
Adams, the city’s general superintendent, reports that the new transmission line will deliver a maximum of 12 million gallons daily to Greeley reservoirs, with total sources capable of 85,680,690 gallons per day. Storage from Seaman reservoir and high mountain lakes will total 19,182,200 gallons daily, while winter supplies from broader reservoirs have not yet been fully charted.
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Greeley
Crosley
Ures
Nyal Adanis
Cuperintendant
Adams
Scanion
Cagnetty
Bey
Lao
Cache la Poudeo
Colorado
Big Thompson
Adana
Bur
Adamy
Adama
Peterson
Datiel Meadow
Portner
Comanche
Big Beaver
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Lia North Fork
Powha Ia
Willlon
Communists Lead Attack on Four U S Soldiers in Tokyo
In Tokyo on May 10, a Communist led crowd attacked four American soldiers during an occupation era rally at Tra pezial Place. American MPs cracked down on instigators as fighting spread and eight Japanese were reportedly wounded. One U S soldier, Canto V Clark, was knocked down amid the clashes.
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William Jorden
Tokyo
Canto V. Clark
Othara
Nigel
Iman
Three Denverites Held for Investigation of Car Prowls
Three young Denver men were arrested for investigation of car prowl in Greeley and nearby towns. Names include Richard Mitchell, William Stadtlander, and George Kolber, with E W Tillman held for questioning after officers found a bank bag and stolen checks. The case tied to reports of car prowls and bad checks. more questioning to follow.
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Texas
Greeley
Otis Cate
Thittewith Street
Eighth Avenue
Hugh Trimble
Harold Carter
Guido Dag LaFore
Richard Mitchel
Spear Boulevard
William ©. Stadtlander
Grove
George M. Kolber
Galafrago Street
Polten
Paul Cinar
Carl Towning
Joe Swone
Coxna
E. W. Tillman
Auton
Ater
Atures
Tn Tillman
Hank
Milman
Leo Small
Denver Cay
Po- Noe
Memorial Day Week End Fatalities Top 400 Mark
Memorial Day fatalities rose past 400 as 415 people died in traffic accidents across the four day period. Drowning and other mishaps added dozens more, transforming the holiday into a national tragedy amid heavy homeward travel. Officials warned of continued danger as the period concluded.
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Consoerated Press
Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety Counci
Retired Teachers Die In Glendale Mountain Crash
Four elderly teachers from Los Angeles killed when their car plunged 600 feet in a mountain highway crash north of Glendale California. The setting sun blinded the driver. Three others were killed instantly and two injured, including Ruby Curry and June Pelbat.
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Calif
Bird Silke
Here
Mia
Marlon_Bloremister
Her Aleter
Giaca Pinder
Alma Mason
Los Angeles
Ruby Curry
Bua
June Pelbat
Preparations Underway For Fuerst Oil Test In Morgan County
Preparations are made to put Fuerst oil test on production. Tubing has been met by Dr. MH F Fuerst well forty four miles east of Greeley in Morgan county. The well lies in section 258, township 8 range 1 east, near Nave station on the Union Pacific. Road access from Greeley via state routes and US highways is described, with location details near a long bridge on state 184 and a filling station west of Fort Morgan.
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Greeley
Morgan County
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Union Puetle
Tosh
Gresley
Fort Morgan
Fluid GOP fight over county sheriff nomination grows
In Wold County a GOP scramble to pick a sheriff candidate intensifies after Sheriff Hill declines a third term and Deputy Hammond signals resignation. Potential rivals include Togtian and Johnson, while party leaders weigh support amid shifting endorsements and informal announcements.
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George Hnl
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Shoritt
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Three Small Talk Winners Get Choice of Prizes
Three winners in the Ureoley Irlhyna's Small Prize contest receive first picks from six prizes. First prize goes to Mary Lee Cleveland, whose parents are Mr and Mrs Sunday Cleveland. Second choice goes to Linda Gilliss, Mr and Mrs Donald Gibson of 1848 Eighteenth Street. Third place winner is to be announced. Consolation mentions receive 3% from the Tribune. Award details include photographs, prints, and baby books from Gardenees and Pie prizes.
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Donald Gibson
Eighteenth Avenue
Linda Jene
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Tribune
Louise Miller
Lealie D. Lindau
Eugene Waldmann
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Lari
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Fratiedt
Jon Barbers
Stnilay Cleveland
Mary Lee Cleveland
Linda Gilssu
Syvenor
Winvey
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Witiner
REA Employee Injured In Rural Collision Near Fort Lupton
An REA worker was awakened after a pinion tenck crash on a county road northwest of Fort Lupton. The injured man, Mathew Arestoth, was taken to Witzsimong hospital with a broken leg after a head on collision with a car driven by Jose Vargas. Investigating officer Glen Boyes noted both drivers were badly injured.
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Nether Sth
Fort Luplow
Mathew Arestoth
Danver
Pak
Jose Vargas
Houte One
Ron
Taoman
Glen Boyes
Townsend Delegates in Parade in Denver
Delegates to the Townsend convention in Denver participated in Memorial Day events. The women's drill corps marched in downtown parades as about 4,000 delegates gathered for the five day meeting. An afternoon tour included visits to notable graves and sites around the city.
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Memorial Day
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Rolex
Pansion
Senator Hunt Names Erickson Big Shot in Miami Gambling
Washington reports Senator Hunt of Wyoming said New Yorkers through Joe’s managers run gambling rings in the Miami area. He labeled Frank Bris, a New York bookmaker, as the top figure and noted the ongoing Kefauver committee probes into international crime and gambling with hearings held in Minnesota last week.
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Franke Brison
New York
Thickbun
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Leiserate Bookmake
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Carter Lake Pressure Tunnel Bids Set This Week
Renver May 30. Bids will be requested this week for two phase Carter Lake pressure tunnel work near Culgrady and Loveland. Project officials say bids due by late May for a nine mile tunnel diverting Colorado High Thompson water from Carter Lake toward Plate Iron Reservoir. Authorities plan bids for Privy or other work in Dixon feed canal area, four miles west of Fort Collins.
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Culgrady
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Enginger I. Ny Mectedtrur
Marketing Hearing Planned by Producers Committee
A docket hearing for a honey marketing agreement is set in the House on June 5 at 10 am. Producers committee will hear objections or suggestions concerning the docket and discuss the overall plan and possible actions.
Riverside Pool Mall Robbery Report From Local Gazette
A Sunday night incident at Riverside Pool Mall described as a robbery. Details are unclear with fragmented text mentioning a pool hall, a colony named Spank, and a local street or area. suspects or exact actions are not confirmed in readable portions.
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Alvritt's
Wien
Nonstandard NCAA style score line report
National League game fragment shows incomplete team names and odd scoring sequence. Key players appear garbled, including possible references to Ahiladelphia and Wooklyn with distorted innings or periods, hindering clear outcome or roster details.
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