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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1950

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Train Hits Oil Tank Car in Erie Blast

An oil tank car derailed after a New York Central freight hit it near Erie Pennsylvania early today igniting a large explosion. Between 40 and 60 people were injured but no fatalities were reported as 60 firemen and police contained the blaze and assisted victims near the New England States Express.

Erie New York Central Railroad New England States Express Boston Streemliner Ruidtown Erie

Minesweeper Hits Mine in Korean War Casualties Rise

Washington reports the minesweeper Magpie Batteen sunk by a floating mine near North Korea. Twenty-one men are missing as three ships took mine damage. Casualties from the three ships total 11 killed, 7 wounded, 34 missing. Russian-made mines likely set by North Koreans. Admiral Sherman cited new floating mine findings and Hague Convention issues.

Washington Magpis Baeteen North Korea Forrest P. Sherman Navy Elitef Congressional Mansfield Brush Alor Pmner Guney Répaira Snaebo Japan Sherman Nilentb Jegal Hague Perron Roy Pearson Ontit Hohard A. Coleman Yeomen Coleman Corcoran St Lewistown Mort Bunday Ch'ukeam-dong

Korea's Red Defense Cracked by South Koreans

United Nations and South Korean forces press the North as South Korean troops push across the 38th parallel into North Korea. U N leaders foresee a bold cross into the enemy’s territory with MacArthur’s approval, while air forces target rail and highway lines to hamper supply routes.

Auesell Tokyo North Korea Changjo U. S. Eighth Army Eat & Red Infantry Dustom Tail & Company Julles East-Coust William Jordem Eighth Army Rote North Horea Bidla Hwang South Korsaue Rede Het Repub Hwachou Haedo Sea of Japan Yokyo Thurssey United States United Nations Geterst MacArthur Acurce Dt Piain Generel MacArthur Anay Santsit Homba Korea North Keres Red Marshall Far East Air Force Footsora Communist Korea U.N. Army Acdata 88Th Parallel MacArthur

Virginia Hall Found Safe in Colorado Springs

Virginia Hall, 17, of Florence, who disappeared after leaving home Tuesday night, was found yesterday in Colorado Springs. Police Chief Travin reported she was staying with a girl friend.

Florance Oel Virginian Hall Florence Colorado Springs Polles Travin

Wounded Eaton Man Reaches Fitzsimons

A list of seven wounded soldiers from Colorado and Wyoming arriving at Fitzsimons Army Hospital after a Korean War incident. Among them are Coy Talesford Truillo 28 Grand Junction with leg shrapnel, Edward Blackburn 39 Trinidad abdomen wound, James Urwek 12 Williams with head shrapnel, Sgt. Jack Poulman with leg wounds, Billy Dosessgs Wyne with feet injuries, and others through October.

Dahvor Wyoming Ave Talesford Truillo Grand Junction Fin Edward Blackburn Trinitad Prt James Willismas Con Urwek Jack Poulman Batoe Wight Geoms Pit Billy Wye

Opening of Beet Harvest Brings Warm Weather News

Warm weather greets the opening of the 1960 sugar beet harvest in Weld County as Great Western announces a $37,000,000 fall beet harvest with 9,000 farmers expected to yield 2,860,000 tons from 202,000 acres in Colorado, Nebraska, Wyoming and Montana. The plan foresees extensive mechanization and profits near $30 million plus $7 million from beet tops.

Weld Grawera Bopad Public Service Company All And A. m Lowe Nince Denver Oct Great ‘Ventura Sugar Company Colorado Nebraska Wyoming Montena Tomorow D. J. Roach Great Western Vics Billings Mont Lovell Wroares Reach

Quake Trembles City as Alarm Echoes at Dawn

A strong earthquake rattled the region at 16 10 a m CST sending frightened residents into the streets. Officials reported no immediate casualties though windows shattered and suspicions of aftershocks lingered, with emergency crews surveying affected areas throughout the morning.

Aucke Rica Fea Does Conti Aga Jove Jobpeilanie aLresta

Weather Local for 8¢ iaers ending at Ba. a. Thureday

Colorado generally fair Thursday and Thursday usual. Friday party, cloudy warmer southeast and along eastern Dunfer Thursday afternoon. Wyoming generally fair on Thursday and Thursday night. Friday partly cloudy, scattered showers in mountains. New Mexico partly cloudy Thursday, Thursday night and Friday, scattered showers and such erritorias south and east. Warm weather east Thursday afternoon.

Colorado Wyoming New Mexico

Lewis Sharply Answers Truman Dogcatcher Yarn

Washington reports John L. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, told reporters Truman could not appoint him dog catcher because he would rather manage brains than dogs. A joking letter to Colorado Senator Neal Bishop described Lewis as a fit ambassador to Russia, a claim Truman dismissed with humor.

Washington Lewis True Dian Braite Lawis Th United CIG Neal Bishop Colorado Denver Bishop Yeaterday Truman John L. Lewis Russia Han Stalic Roura John L. Low Neal Hishop Indiofo Hishon United Mine Workers Birt Stalin Jonver Gromyko Ucelasalca Vishinsky Moscow John L. Tavwin

New Wave of Railway Wage Demands Opens

Washington reports exploratory talks between rail unions and railroad negotiators signal a new wave of wage demands for 1,250,000 rail workers. Firemen and Enginemen seek a 40 hour week at 43 hour pay, while Engineers seek about a 20 percent pay rise. The prior summer dispute involved 300,000 trainmen and conductors with a 23 cent hourly pay rise offered for yard staff and nickel an hour for rolling stock crews, plus possible cost of living adjustments.

Harota W. Ward Washington, DC& G Brotherhood of Firemen Lnes Railroad A Daniel P. Looms

Six Days Left for Donations to CROP Here

Weld county committee of the Christian Rural Clarisas Program announces six days for donations. Produce collected by Lie Mathews Produce Company and cash sent to the Chamber of Commerce. Carload scheduled to leave Oct 10 for Chicago aboard the Friendship Food Ship.

Europe Asia Weld County Committee Christian Rural Clarisas Lie Mathews Produce Company Chamber of Commerce Chicago Friendsly CROP CHOP Fee OROP Catholic Rural Lite Churel World Sarsico Lutheran Service Ite jPcott Desides Mathewa Korary la Salto Conera Contelbutore Nola Arene

Grand Junction Man Now Heads Cole

The Rev. Owen T. Day of Grand Junction was elected president of Colorado Day pilety at the close of the 6202th annual session. Officers included Floyd EF of Pueblo and Mrs. Mac Sulley of Center as first and second vice presidents. Delegates approved a student center at the University of Colorado and backed evangelical and education programs. The motion urged opposition to parimutuel betting and supported cooperation with the American Baptist convention.

Owen T. Day First Baptist Church Grand Junction Colorado Day Pilety the Clork A. A. Brown Littleton Floyd EF House of the Pueblo Mac Sulley Center House Paul Madwen Boulder Sutley W. C. Albrecht Rocky Ford Rolla E. Brows Denver W. H. Owen, Jr Berka Jay Baptist Church Denvar Joshua Gravett Osilee Baptist Church Cal Hubert F. Keith Denver Calvary Church Laurence A. Steger Denver Broadway H. A. Talbott Palizade Western Association EB. Oh. Acheson Canon City Southern Association Wera J. A. Tracy Flagler Leslie F. Robbins W. Kemper Vol B. Wilson W. R. Lev Parimutuel Beto Baptist Astute Baptists of Colorado American Baptist Convention Baptists State Convention Edwit Praden Gwney United States Vatican Western Baptist Convention Greeley

Lovett Takes Oath as Deputy Secretary of Defense

Washington Oct 1 Robert H Lovett took the oath of office today as deputy secretary of defense. The oath was given by Wall x Larkin defense department general counsel in the presence of General George C Marshall. Lovett succeeds Stephen Early who resigned last month. Lovett previously served as under secretary of war and wartime alliance secretary of state.

Dense-Defens Yakneen Two Games Ahead in World Series

Dense-Defens Yakneen leads as Alls Reyn olds pushes Yankee to a 2 to 1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillis at Connie Mack's Bhibe Park.

Yakneen Alls Reynolds Yankee Furl Philadelphia Phillis Connie Mack Bhibe Park

City Hi Parade Route To Pass Kohler Home

Parade planners alter the City Hi homecoming route to pass Retha Kohler’s house at 118 Thirteenth Street in Greeley to honor her polio recovery and diploma. The revised path shifts via Ninth Avenue and Fifteenth Street toward Talith Avenue, with an initial leg along Ninth and Eighth streets and avenues to reach Thirteenth Street.

City Hi Kohler Retha Kohler Greeley High School Spih Iisor Thirteenth Street Ninth Avenue Fifteenth Street Talith Avenue Theteenth Avenue Pifteenth Street Seveth Street Eighth Street Eighth Avenue Ninth, Street Ninth Street Tenth Street Eleventh Street Eleventh Streat Bifteenth Street

Shell Oil Crew Moves Buckingham Well Site

Shell Oil crews dismantle and move derrick, tools, and equipment from the Munson discovery at Buckingham to the Grill-4 structure seven miles west in Logan county. The Duckingham Munson No. 1 discovery can yield about 40 barrels daily with 1900 barrels of storage and processing capacity. Indications suggest drilling may continue nearby as Amerada and other companies act in Weld county.

Shell Huldall Amerada Shellail California Company Buckingham Keota Weld County

Yanks Win 2-1 on DiMag's 10th Inning Homerun

The Yankees beat the Phillies 2-1 in 10 innings as DiMaggio launched a walk-off homer to lift New York in Game 2 of the World Series. Reynolds, Coleman, and Rizzuto aided a late rally while Roberts offered strong pitching for Philadelphia before the decisive blast. The victory evened the series at one game apiece with the action moving to New York tomorrow.

Jack Shire Park Philadalshta DiMagelo Iind Lulu New York Yankees Allin Reynolds Robin Roberts New York Yankee Clippers Nis Yankee Land Roberts Phils Grover Cleveland Alexander Maya Way Ron Reynolds Atra Pau Dick Sisler Sisler Altha Yanka Sem Reynolds Yanks Wilk Coleman Waitkis Woodling Teld Hamner Forte Rizzuto Ashburn Phillies Goliat Mize Reynalds Waitkus Culial Gollat Philadelphia Toynolia Bans dJohnson Collman Bisler Hopp Ennis

Yankees 2 Phillies 1 at Shibe Park in Philadelphia

In a tense second game of the world series a 2 1 victory for New York over Philadelphia at Shibe Park. Box scores show Woodling Rizzuto Berra and DiMaggio prominent for the Yankees with Runs batted in and defensive plays noted. Philadelphia contributions include Ashburn and Hornsby with several singles as both teams pursue the win.

Shibe Park Philadelphia New York Abrhoa Woodling Rizzuto Berra DiMaxalo Mize Oré Jonngop Frowe Coleman Theyuulie NABA Waithus Ashburn Jones Hainer Semmuck Silvestti BoNone Rei Woodling Ash Ashbure Waitkna Hamuer D&— Hanmer Ur— DiMaggio Hamvee S—Roberts Walthus OP —Johnson Joyn Mezzuto Hop Lotts Philadelsila Noberta Colma Reynolds Hirsatay Tanner Saninick Whitman Mayo Reynolds Jones Robertt Ennis Somlnick Roberts Burra Mike Johnson Winnar—Bryinide McGown DiMageto Hill

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