Ed C Miller seeks Weld County commissioner district two
Ed C Miller, Johnstown farmer, seeks the Weld County commissioner seat from district two. Miller has farmed near Johnstown for about 40 years and has served as treasurer of the Mountain State Beet Growers association and as director of several local boards. He is a former Rotary Club president and has two sons, Bob and Glenn. Adolph Winter, Windsor area farmer, also campaigns for the seat. Winter, 38, graduated from Colorado A and M in 1935 and has held multiple county and state party posts. He and his wife, Thelma, have two children, Haney and Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwole
Hillshore Diteh Company
Farm ‘Bureau
Weld County Farmers’ Protective Assestation
Logerland Elkes
Weld County Credit Association
Johnstown Rotary Club
Bob
Glenn
Adolph Winter
Weld County Commie
Winter
Windsor
Colorado A and M
Tyestock
Bepinava
Ing
Elke Ho Holde
Weld County
Deau
Weld County Farmers’ Service
Precinct Four
Windear
GOP
Thelman
Haney
Jack
Surviving Assailant of Truman Faces Murder Charge
Surviving assailant of Puerto Rican revolutionaries facing a murder charge after the attempt on President Truman. One attacker was killed by police fire. another wounded suspect, Oscar Colazo, 27, of New York, charged in the District of Columbia. White House security tightened as police and Secret Service protected the president during the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Secret Service
Sterling F. Green
Tramad
White House
Waa
Agenssins
Tly Unn
Uusy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Becamia
Leslie Cotfalt
Oscar Cotlagy
New York
Biair House
District of Columbia
Griselio Tetrasgix
Puarto
Puerto Rico
Collazo
Torrescla
Ber
Cxifisso
Puarlo Rio
Padre Albau Compon
U. Klating
Nationsliet
Collarond
Torregole
Alvizu
Wlao
Ponnaylvania Avents
Biott
Traman
Weather Local Tor 24 Laura and six at 8 fort
Colorado partly cloudy Thursday through Friday with light snow flurries in northern mountains and lower elevations. Wyoming cloudy Thursday with snow in mountains and scattered showers in lower elevations. New Mexico fair Thursday through Friday with no significant temperature changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Fort
Hlel
Colorado
Wyoming
Porth
Eant
Divide
New Mexico
Three Puerto Ricans Arrested in Truman Case
New York reports three Puerto Rican suspects were detained by federal agents at Oscar Collazo’s apartment in connection with yesterday’s assassination attempt on President Truman. The group includes the self proclaimed leader of New York’s Puerto Rican nationalist movement. One man killed, another wounded, guards injured as reports detail the pre dawn gunfight near the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Janen
New York City
Accu Iee
Oscar Collaca
Tramsn
Col'Jaxo
Rosa
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Puerto Rico
Wid
Mallenniiat Mavericul
John Corres
Icense
Juan Cortos Cordera
Callago
Collato
Puerta Rica
Trapped Yankee Regiment Faces Rescue Failure in Korea
Amid heavy Chinese Red and North Korean pressure in northwestern Korea, the U.S. First Cavalry Division reports its lead regiment cut off near a dry river bed southwest of Ungan. An allied rescue mission failed to break through as 8 division forces, including 8,000 Chinese troops, tighten the surrounding ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beon
Korea
U. BH
Narliwent
Buaitlona
Charyongweay
First Cavalry
Uoewa
Unsan
Pyongyane
Ger. Habart R. Gay
Tom Lambert
Lambert
Piret Cavalry Division
Waapone
Yongcong
Ungan
Lita
U.S. First Army Corps
Raoul
U. S
Rhows
Reda
Casualties at Korean War Reach 27 610
A wartime tally reports total U N casualties from the Korean conflict reaching twenty seven thousand six hundred ten with four thousand four hundred sixty eight deaths. The update notes added casualty figures and kin acknowledgments as the tally grows amid ongoing hostilities.
No Political Forum Letters Next Week
Tribune announces no political public forum letters next week with Monday edition details. All letters must be signed with correct name and address printed, and letters must reach the Tribune office by 8:15 a m Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribuna
Tribune
Truman says he felt no danger during assassination attempt
President Truman told reporters in the White House Rose Garden he felt “never in any danger” yesterday and expressed sorrow over the police officer killed in the defense. He also spoke of injuries to officers Bledsoe and Downs and praised Pvt. Leslie Ceffelt as one of the finest men he knew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Leslie Ceffelt
Donald T. Bledszell
Joseph H. Downs
Cieu
Eyanu
Tose
White House
Harmon International
Migs
Jacqueline Coukran
Avtetrix
Blair ‘House
College Applies for Navy ROTC at Colorado State College
Colorado State College submitted a formal application to establish a Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps unit on campus. The move, if approved, would prepare students for national emergencies and help counter enrollment gaps if civilian male numbers fall. The study included campus facilities, equipment, and personnel readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado State Collega
Adluca- Hou Hen
Navy Reserve Officers ‘Training Corps
William F. Hoss
Aso
Navy
Udale
Army Air Forces Technical ‘Training Command
Cheyenne Plans Large Sewage Plant Construction
Cheyenne Wyoming announces a major sewage plant project with Nox I Tolledere Lowe Construction of Cody overseeing the build. The schedule shows a start date and anticipated completion as the city prepares a large treatment facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Cheyenne, Wyo
Nox
Tolledere-Lowa Construction
Cody
College president plans fraternity housing program
President Ross outlines a plan at Colorado State College of Education to allow all students to join Greek groups. The college would buy houses near the campus and rent them to sororities and fraternities under college control to expand housing and support campus organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waliant BR
Datorada State College of Miducation
Erligiarie
College Itelf
Thas
Face Nity
Rosa
Ross
Cities to Get More Gas Funds Under Latest Plan
Municipal league officials in Creeley country club heard details of a highway plan seeking about 77 million dollars yearly for city and county needs. The plan would shift highway construction and maintenance to the state, while cities maintain traffic controls and local streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong Yaung
Adapter
Municipal League Institute
Creeley Country Club
Joon
Field, Bowlder
Larimer
E. J. Barnes
Sterling
Harnes
Barnes
Uted
Jeagua
State Highway Department
Herbert Mann
Greeley
Russians Charge U S Used Japanese Troops
Soviet representative at the Far Eastern Commission accused the United States of employing Japanese soldiers in the Korean conflict. The protest included remarks made during talks with North Korea and North Vietnam at the commission session in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Russia
Pegiing
Ha Aid Ftusalu
Fn Tha
Colorado Census Gain 18 Percent Reported
A state by state table released today shows Colorado’s 1950 census figures increasing by 18 percent. The data were announced from Washington and reflect official canvass determinations for the new counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Washington
Harvest Keeps Harvesters Busy Despite Light Rain
Light drizzle and patchy rain moved through Weld County Colorado as sugar beet fields near Greeley and Windsor received minor moisture. Temperatures ranged from near 40s to mid 50s with snowfall reported in higher canyons and snow on Berthoud and Loveland passes. Forecasters predicted mixed precipitation with potential snow flurries at higher elevations, just ahead of a major Colorado football weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Oller Parla
Weld County
Public Service Company Iseen
Great Western Sugar Company
Fort Caliing
Choeyetine
Casper
Laramie
Wyo
Public Service Company
Nuno
Great Western
Windsor
Raton
Jali Town
Platteville
Keanesburg
God Conservation
Colorada Titory
Bel- Hons
Colorado
Boulder Sats
Denver
Fort Colling
Greelay
Fort Morgan
Colorado Springs
Sterling
Grand Junction
Berthoud
Loveland
Habbit Ears
Timon
Gerlus
1960 US population hits 160 million mark
Washington reports official census figures showing 1960 population at 160,697,261 as of April 1. The gain exceeds 15 million since 1940, with California adding seven seats, and losses for Pennsylvania Missouri New York Oklahoma among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
White House
Watory
Font
Touna
California
Florida
Mary Ian
MiektRat
Texas
Virgins
Wallington
Pennsyvania
Missouri
New York
Oklahoma
Governor Johnson Urges Election Driven by Performance
Gov Walter Johnson campaigns at Mackee Junior High auditorium urging voters to judge by performance over promises. He faulted Dan Thornton for tax-cut rhetoric while noting a special session cut corporate tax and a proposed income tax increase. Johnson touted education and civil rights while backing Lacy Wickingon for lieutenant governor and praised Puella supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Johnson
Weld County
Tohueon
Senate
Incoma Texes
Johnson
Lacy L. Wickingon
Gay. Johnson
Puella
Lacy Wilkingon
Koenig Ashby Well Flows in Logan County Test
Sterling Colorado November 2 to 4 A flowing well indicates potential development of a fourth off pool in Logan County. British American Oil Producing Company No 1 Koenig Ashby test north and west of Sterling flowed 50 feet of drill stem in 1 hour 12 minutes. Gun in the oil column unloaded while a moderate air blow followed. Associated Tinting Exploration Company Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayleh
Logan County
Due County
Tulesburg
Colorado
Nebraska
Kornig-Asuby
Itarzan County
Beet Tinting Exploration Company
Denver
Youth Who Set Fires Killing 172 Held Sane
A troubled youth claims the flaming red horseman spurred him to set fires that killed 172 people. psychiatrists at a state hospital report the former worker is sane after four months of examination. Governor Adtir Lione Club Now Waymor hosts a speech by district official Kuykentall and lists Republican candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrolevile
Bsobert Pam Segen
Flatans
Jexally Sans
Adtir Lione Club
Waymor
Th. A. Kuykentall
Lavelant
Rayner Liona Club
Nod. Miller
Adolph Winter
Jawai Ogilvie
Statford O. Painter
Brannan Praises Carroll at Farmers Rally in Colorado
Secretary of Agriculture Charles Brannan praised Representative John A. Carroll at a Democratic rally in Colorado praising farm legislation. Brannan attacked opponents for isolationist stances and cited New Deal and Marshall Plan support, urging voters to elect Carroll to the U S Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie F. Brannan
John A. Carroll
Weld County
George Houston
Greeley
Houston
Anna Ife
Wayne Jareime
Agriculaire
Charles Beannan
Veteren
Ole Meeker
Dyamnan
Colorado Verdue
Carroll
Colorado
Benator
Eugene
Millikin
Congress
Denver
United States Senate
Brannan
Waen S. Will
Varrall
Branton
Aix
RBA
Eytitiskin
Broldent
Europe
eEurope
Senator Vandenburg
Paul Butman
Branpan
Aed
Burglars Break Into Kaannaburd Hall
Deputies report a break in at the Keena Recreation pool hall in Meenesburg near dawn on Wednesday. Thieves stole 180 to 190 dollars in cash, a cash register with small change, and a rifle. A plate glass window in the front was broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keena
Meenesburg
Chungs
Benc
Ed Gormley
Trons
Fugitive Warrant Issued for Senator Taylor in Alabama
A fugitive warrant was issued for Senator Glen Taylor amid accusations of disorderly conduct and unrelated political controversy. The case ties to a 1948 Nagrovich meeting and a provisional appointment context involving Vice President on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Taylor
Alabama
Throwelder
Tad
Lms
Qwylor
Henry Wallies
Taylor
Gov. Iniins
Fotcom Veld
Avek Taylor
Eattadly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lidates
Arthur Edron Washington
Treman
Castile
Secret Service Mat
Blazehouse
Tani Army
Witte
Amen
John Wilkes Tivoth
Abraham Lingoln
Trumnan
Woray Grigelia Torroxola
Pet
Lealla Costolt
Alam
Woh
Tegen
Trumem
Yankee
U. 5
Colo
Braham W. Largan
Denvar
Larzon
Tha Bu- Téat of
Reclamation
de. Ross
ST Wie
Utah
Senator Houston
Kaannaburd Hall
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!