Acheson Urges Balanced Forces for Western Defense
Secretary of State Acheson told Congress that Western defense requires balanced forces with major air power and sea strength. He urged coordinated effort among the 12 Atlantic treaty powers, backed by a large economic push, and said President Truman supports this approach. Acheson noted a new line of decision for NATO partners and outlined a $1.225 billion security program for the coming year, with air power emphasized over land forces. He spoke from the Library of Congress to a broad audience, outlining the need for united action against aggression.
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Washington
Acheson
Tangrese
Russia
Terest
European Partnershipe
Achenon
Tandon
Library of Congress
Acheson Goke
Congrexs
Radio Petworka
ABC
MES
NDS
United States
Acheron
Johnson
North Atlantia Treaty Organization
Bank of Defense
Truman
Theelatn Department
Arma
Balanca
Argcessian
Wst Deus
Dr Charles A Lory Ill Amid Memorial Day Visit
Dr Charles A Lory longtime president of Colorado A and M is reported quite ill with fever. He spent weeks at a Cedar County hospital before moving to his sisterinlaw’s Fort Collins home where relatives visit daily. Family says he hopes to recover and may be unable to deliver a planned address at the college graduation.
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de. Zinverman
Denver
Governor’s Office
Charles A. Lory
Lory
Colorate A and M College
Lirler County Hospital
Mia
Mary Koenig
Fort Collins
Lester Nies
Oltavonn
Tienday
Dr. Lory
Fils
Claga
Colorado
A and M
Nivises
Weather Local 24 Hour Forecast
A weather summary notes widespread showers in the region with cool temperatures through the period. The forecast calls for unsettled conditions with a mix of showers and cooler nights continuing into Wednesday and Thursday.
Tegiman to Stay in Race for Sheriff in GOP Primary
Bill Tegiman declares he will remain a GOP candidate for sheriff, stating confidence he will win the general election. He emphasizes commitment to the party primary, while noting George Johnson and Deputy Textman as other figures in motion and a shift in local race dynamics.
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Deauly
W. G
Bill
Gresley Tripung
Tugeday
Thrush
Tegiman
Cansidete
Aberst
Deorge Tehtsen
Marc Sauth
Johnson
Wmartie Field
GOP
Tegtman
Will Anweund
As & Tepublisan
George Johteson
Textioan
George Lui Wade
Ehariff
Textiman
Wider Bi
Hill
Teglman
Assembly
Hickenlooper Charge Denied in Senate Probe
Oliver W. De Wolfe reports that officials deny any government documents seized in 1945 Asiatic raids showed deployment of American fleet units. McInerney says papers included war planning material and general locations of forces, but no sensitive social data.
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Oliver W. DE Wolfe Waehingtoo
Senator Hickenlooper
Alierasia
PBI
Office of Strategic Servless
O5s
MBE
OSS
Lb New York
Une Dow
Aingrassa Magazine
Ani Alsentrers
Tilokentoojer Wald Din Jan Intersiew
Dn Towa
Ratters
Thay
Melnerney
Senate Foreign Relations
Hesleo
Atley
Meinerney
PUC Withholds Ruling on Local Wility Hearing
The Public Utility Commission withholds a ruling on a local inquiry as a Tawyer event runs May 1 to 7. The Calo mats Pye tillties and Connnlaston today ban on a request by the 11Ae Gis Abd Electric company of Crogley to sell 9,832 shares at a par value of 46 dollars. Proceeds are slated for expenditure, with directives yet to be issued. In Brazil May 21, ten years after a crash killed and injured passengers in Wie craeh.
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Tawyer
Calomats Pye Tillties
Connnlaston
Abd Electric Company
Crogley
Garol Jean Roth
Alex Roth
Keenesburg
Ghale
Tribune
Sharon Ann
Barber
Mire
Roth
Carol Jéan
Greeley High Commencement to Present Student Program
Commencement for 23 Greeley High seniors will be held Wednesday night at the Eighth Avenue gym. Faculty plans emphasize student participation with a plank life and activities theme. The program features processional entries, introductions, Our School narration, diploma conferrals, and benediction, with student speakers and a class sponsor script.
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Greeley High
Avcnue
Onle
Ann Smith
Richard Mydbers
Cecil
W Noonan Noe
Jim Drummond
Ken Sisson
Jim Ault
Pat Miner
Pop Miner
Mary Connor
Tain Autholz
Martin Field
Tam Ise
Gary Ziel
Hobsculler
Rob McCerrick
Jim Overman
Cohtio Greer
Ted Fritschel
Jenn Juke
Donna Mendreschka
Sponaora
Clana
Auld Lang Synn
Joan Jams
Richard Rydtorg Tatar Schnietenknop
Holla A. Moore
Tiny Kiley
Aduestion i Benediction
Tiev
Sntth
Richard RyAberg
F. Wall Dora Blagen
Grara Dnywsing
Sujlery
Frank Hack
Colorado Holiday Drownings and Fatalities Reported
A chaotic holiday weekend in Colorado saw multiple drowning and fatal injuries. Victims include 18 year old Tronall Canfield of West Denver, injured after a cliff fall in Door Creek canyon, and Mrs. Anne Sopila Tanar of Grand Junction who died in a collision near Dollar Creek. Local residents from Grand Junction and Los Angeles are named among victims. authorities report several injuries and fatal crashes across the region during Memorial Day weekend.
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Lirae
Colorado
Tronall
Canfield
West Denver
Cose
Door Creek Canyon
Mont Phillipshire
Ife
Denver General Hospital
Anne Sopila Tanar
Grand Junction
Dolla An AF
Joe Poring
Los Angeles
Pouchn
Pras
Saleep Willy
Murt
John Smith
Danger
Wien
Buuday Indiasetinga Inko
Denvor
Farm Prices Gain Slightly Despite Higher Costs
Washington reports farm prices edged up about 25 percent from mid April to May, while prices paid by farmers rose about 1.2 percent. The May index reached 247 percent of the 1935-39 base, with costs climbing and production changes noted. January 1948 figures not the latest.
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Washington
One Delivery Mail Service Begins June 7
News notes that a one delivery a day service starts June 7 in four Greeley residential areas with afternoon deliveries limited on June 6. Mail handling shifts affect trains, routes expand, and postmen work all day Saturdays. The change aims to reduce residential deliveries while keeping business routes intact. Also, more than 193,000 displaced persons have entered the United States under war refugee legislation, with 145,000 required to file individual reports by July.
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Cledallyarya
Greeley
Pashnaster
Jesse SM. Donaldson
Curtais
Cremoriigg
Lonmex
Tomes
Wilkingdn
Thaelly
Patrang
Cele
Dpa
U.S
Washington
United States
DP Commission
Jon
Memorial Day Toll Tops 560 as Traffic Deaths Rise
A four day Memorial Day period saw at least 340 people killed in accidents, with a total toll surpassing 560 including drownings, fires, falls, and plane crashes. National Safety Council president Ned H Dearborn cites driver negligence and indifference as key factors, noting 660 traffic deaths in the period's peak week.
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Associated Prova
Meath
Tes
Diay Desthc
National Safety Council
Oust
Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety Cannel
Gambler Erickson Indicted in New York
New York May 81 API A New York county grand jury returned an information against Frank Erickson a gambler who testified before a sen ile Investigation that he nets $100000 a year from gambling enterprises He is charged with conspiracy and bookmaking The information covers a 20 year period from 1930 to 1950 The district attorney said the only other person named is Harry Richards described as a co conspirator but not a defendant Richards is held on 8 material witnesses to 100000 bond.
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New York
New York County Grand Jury
Frank Erickson
Frank &. Hiern
Jne
Hugue
Hovan
Harry Richards
Richards
Wittens
Cash Register Found in Alley After Burglary
A cash register was seized from the Gilbert-Bishop Dray Company and later discarded near the Woehler and Force Company building. Police investigated a burglary earlier that Monday night, finding the damaged register and a broken front-door window. A witness near Binunous Jewelry reported seeing a burglar, leading to searches along a north south alley between Seventh and Eighth streets. Two women's watches were reported stolen from the jewelry store window.
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Gilbert-Bishop Dray Company
Highth Street
Farrowning
Woehler and Force Company
Seventh Street
Seventh
Eighth
Binunous Jewelry
Ninth Street
Pullee
Downing
Park Theater
Whig
Bagiy
Eleanor Roosevelt Plans European Tour Through June
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will depart by plane on Saturday for a month long European tour. The itinerary lists Oslo on June 7 for a state visit, with subsequent stops in Norway Denmark Belgium Luxembourg France and England amid engagements and speeches.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Europe
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Oslo
Norway
Tate
Gyeden
Denmark
France
Magland
Columbine Dissolution Vote Clears Eaton District Plan
Columbine school district votes dissolution and joins Eaton District. Message notes unanimous approval amid confusion over location and grade schools. Officials reference superintendent Lodwick and trustees Wereley and Wakfort, with west Matron area details and a bearded beard of names.
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Columhe School
Ratan
Ing Neen
Eaton Gistriet
Lodwick
Sild Wodnondry
Menelio
Savoles
Tis Soli- Hal
ONO Ivilok Seis
Columbine
Selon Wrick Milling
Perth
Maton
MleAdus Makan School
Mombora
Worg I
Wasley Centlaway
Pharth Wakort
Soevatanys
Hooter Ty Marvali
Transityen
Independence Liberty Bell Arrives Saturday for Bond Drive
The Independence Liberty Bell replica will arrive Saturday in Greeley for a national Savings Bonds Drive tour. Officials say the bell, linked to the Declaration of Independence, will be exhibited for hours starting at noon, with the ringing ceremony to conclude the program.
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Independence Liberty Bell
Bond Drive
Orly
Greeley
Capy Pera
Altiecy le Vieux
France
Raul
Justine Ton Marshall
Voice of Liberty
Conor Induatrs
Lleadiry
Hell
Ute Chy
Weld County Savings Bonds Challnager
Q. M. Dickerson
A&eoo
Port Colima
Colorado
Campaiga
U.S
Memorial Day Quiet in Weld County and Nearby Areas
Memorial Day passed with no serious traffic deaths and only one injury from a head on collision near Foul Lupton. Burglaries at Gilberts Hospital and Shipons Jewelry drew police focus while the sheriff reported routine cases. Clear skies and warm temperatures drew crowds to cemetery services and local memorial programs.
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Wald County
Newry
Denver
Foul
Lupton
Geiwley
Pullee
Gilberc Hisnopolus Company
Shipons
Sherif
Hixteenth Street
Thirteenth Avenue
Uremen
Paw Marehall
Dave Filler
Tim Grove
WorMiHe
Aerion
Selind Grove Park
Ihdaland
Holland Officially Second at Indianapolis
Indianapolis May 20 47P A detailed standings list shows Johnny Parsons Vo wanting for the 500 mile race as the crowd greeter and drivers react to the finish. Barbara Stanwyck arrives to greet the champion while fans and reporters capture the moment and celebrate the near victory for Parsons.
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Indianapolis
Johnny Varsone
Lo Vietory Tane
Aeracs Tha Shisy
Ayarmad
Calif
Racer
Trivty Brepnens
Lif
Anechanic
Tarsous
Ween
Kefian Gireat
Barbara Stanwyck
Sraile
Parsona
American Automobile Association
Stanwyck
Mebsey
Chatplin
Graying & Wille
Lils
Stolen Vending Machines Found
Deputies recovered stolen vending machines after a local witness reported the thefts. The incident involved several machines from multiple locations and led to arrests and fines related to the case.
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Hickenlooper
PUC
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Crass
Rio Bo Inhaivo
Brasil
Tate Yartariag
Hudson
la Balle
Peace
Hermann Williams
Anwar Hudsor
Gormley Salt
One Delivery
Harry Weideman
Marjorie Sitzman
FFA
Island Grove Park
Mle Sitzman
Mariun Harmon
Joanne Serg
Misa Harmon
Crutenes
Vieman
Sentinel
Pheio
Waynn Wiems
Gambler Erickson
Eaton Dist
Weld
Phine
Chatto Abease
Truilent
Andy Tr
Anton Io
Holland
Indianapgua
American Aubornbile Association
Wouieheinew
Johnny Parsond
Vil Nuve
Kurtis-Kraft
Ines
Bill Vullant
Reailing
Hue Crown
Muarl Nowe
South Ben
Ind
Howard Koch
Geeil Green
Towne
Tess John Zinkewerinl
Date Chlewaad
Reading
Pity
Tony Betteniniaen
Tinley Park
Jil
Wolfe
Len Wallard
Aviamont
Nlvy
Blue Crown
Walt Tagmar
Word Tang Beach
Shorltl Ek Gaewmley
Wiis
Stalin
Singay Ulghk
Recoverad
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Coneushen
Welvettos
Laken
Romoy
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