Maine Primaries Spotlight GOP Sweep and Shifting Vote
The Maine primary results push Republicans to wins in a sweep across the state, elevating the GOP slate for U S Senator governor and four representatives while shifting national political focus away from presidential candidates. The outcome signals significant party momentum but overall national impact remains uncertain as other primaries proceed.
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GOP
Maine
Joseph RB
McCarthy
Rafal Stevenson
California
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Indianapolis
U. S
Colleton
Republeans
Frederick G. Tayne
Burton M. Crows
Congress
Robert Hale
Charles M. Norwott
Chitford G. McIntire
Arthur
Summerfield
Washington Bay
United States
Washington
Nanyth Na
Wisconsin
Arizona
Colorado
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Ttali
Vermont
Notable World War I Figures Die on Monday
Obituary notes list several prominent deaths on Monday. Gen Benedict Crowell engineer and former assistant secretary of war, a pioneer in aviation, is mourned alongside Monroe La Wilson Ewing, editor of the Mon Yor and News Star chain. Also died in New York is architect Frederick Lamb, 88, partner in the firm that designed the Empire State Building. London reports Sir Bercyshant Whey, linked to naval base efforts in Singapore.
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U Associated Tens
Cleveland
Bris
Benedict Crowell
Ersineer
Pioneer
New Money of Aviation
Man Long
Sui
Brooklyn
London
Arih
Bercyshant
Whey
Singapore
Nihien
Naval Base
Sparkman and Adlai Sole Mates in Democratic Veep Bid
Reported remarks show Sparkman and Stevenson aligning on a presidential ticket. The piece notes Adlai Stevenson and Sparkman as potential running mates, with mentions of reactions across states and the political climate. A separate brief covers a theft of tools from a residence on Dal First Street, with police investigating after the occupant reported the loss.
Some Counties Borrow License Tags for Cars
Colorado counties borrow license plates to cover shortages as surplus plates are redistributed. State officials say the practice has run for months, with Denver supplying plates to El Paso and Adams counties, and Garfield to Eagle. Highway patrols report no difficulties yet.
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Denver
Soma Colorado
M. Vi. Adcock
State Motor Vehicle Department
Ante
Adcock
Rome
el Paso
Atams
Aidams
Arapoine
Adams
Jefferson
Garfield County
Fagle
Truman May Speak Twice in California
President Truman may deliver at least two political speeches next month, possibly in California, with a stop planned Oct. 1 for the Hungry Horse dam dedication in Montana. A whistle-stop Western tour is possible, though the White House has not confirmed details.
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Washington
Truman
California
Hungry Horse
Montana
White House
Joseph Short
Miladelphia West
Fay
An- Inia
Hos
Pila) Aggociailon
Tentative Youth Center Hours Announced
A tentative hours schedule for the youth center was set pending a council and commission meeting Friday. The plan lists hours Monday to Friday from 1:30 PM to 6 PM, with Tuesday and Thursday evenings, a Friday block, and Saturday from 1 PM to noon, plus full day Sunday exceptions and midweek adjustments.
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Youh Center
Youlh Center Council
Commission
Tom
Iron
Colorado State Fair Welcomes Day Two Parade Leader
The Colorada State Fair opens its second day with crowds filling the grounds as Thornton plans to lead a Wednesday parade through the business district. A special Danvey and Mie Grandes Western railroad display draws interest, with exhibitors and shops preparing for afternoon events and pageantry amid noisy crowds.
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Bat Thornton
Dimatean
Fie
Fairaygones Coloraio
Opi Wei
Nnot Ag PH
Crawdland
Abaur
Mie Grandes Western Railroad
Lamar Caudle Describes Pressure in Tax Fraud Cases
Washington report quotes Lamar Caudle, former assistant attorney general for the Tax Division, describing government officials applying more than normal pressure in tax fraud prosecutions. The statement mentions congressional involvement but names are undisclosed.
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Lamar Caudle
Washington
Onstett Povement
Tlowee Investia
Truman
Justice Department
Congress
New Wildcats Staked in Colo. Oil Fields
Seven new wildcat wells were staked in Colorado during the past week, six in the Denver-Julesburg basin. Abandoned wells included four in Nebraska. Notable drills include Nimeo-Lucere No. 7 Peterson in Garden county Nebraska and early activity in Washington and Yuma counties Colorado.
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Denver
Colo~rada
Tle
Julesburg
Petroeum Information
Nebraska
Nimeo—Lucere
Peterson
Nebrase
Garden County
Southern Production Co
Wyoming
Yuma
Washington
Colorado
Washington County
Carter
Stansfield
Otis
Cedar Creek
Montana
The
Texas Co
Dawson County
Shell
Pine Wall
Curley OU
Duchesne County
Lion
Pure of Co
Johnson Commis
Gil
Jett
Madison
Tast
Amerada Petroteany
Clardgon
Stoning Oh
Norte di Mota
Vetkareets
Combinental
Carson
Vaushan
McCnae Well Jointline
Colorado Primary Vote Light in Denver and Greeley
Early Denver turnout fell sharply with voting uneven across Colorado. In Greeley and Fork Collins heavy participation reported in first hours, while Denver showed a taper as polls opened at 7 am. Officials projected statewide totals near 123000 to 125000 with four city charter issues and several legislative races on the ballot.
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Colorado
Denver
Greeley
Edward O. Ethell
Calorado
Fork Collins
William B. Atl
Moon
Trelaly
Menweri Ale
Vota Waller K
Alexander
Eleetion
Pete
Srane
Attice
Diao
Honver
Colarcho
Higgest
Colliox
Mie
William & Jun
Congress
agAlinl Soung
Richard B. Paynter
Fort Morgan Alidines
Sterling Toa
Sterling Toa City of 8,000—In He Firey
San Ra
Uwe
Driver Gets Jail Term After Fatal Accident
Donald Potterer, 19, and Lawry Aasale aun pleaded guilty to driving an auto with no license and causing the death of six month old Ronald Roots Jr. The vehicle’s door opened as Roots was struck, killing him. Roots’s mother Mag Roots sat beside Potterer at the time. He received 60 days in jail and a $200 fine. The incident occurred Sunday on COLOR AND SPRINGS.
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Donald Potterer
Lawry Aasaleaun
Dave
Pitty
Caulyment
Bairy
Ronalt Roots, Jr
Air Force i
Japan
Mag. Roots
Pottent
Red MiGs Shot Down by Air Force over Korea
The United States Air Force reports seven Russian MiGs destroyed and 12 damaged in an Allied air raid over North Korea near the Manchurian border, amid the sixth straight day of jet battles. Eighty sorties were flown as South Korean and Chinese forces contested the capital area, with heavy artillery and ground combat reported along the front.
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Seoul
Korea
Us & Fith Air Force
Oma North Koren
Marecharian
Air Force
Eadems
Republic of Korea
U.N
Novedy
Ge Will
U.S. Kiehth
KOK Thom
Frank Hedges Placed on Probation for Embezzling Taxes
In Denver 67 year old former state revenue worker Frank Hedges pleaded guilty to embezzling sales tax funds. Judge Robert H McWilliams sentenced him to probation after admitting to taking about 826 dollars with a total embezzlement near 42490. He claimed the money funded payments to women who blackmailed him and will repay 60 dollars monthly. He is now employed by a Denver printing company.
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Denver
Frank Hedges
State Revenue Department
Tisteiel
Robert HH. McWilliams
Funde
Jiedeee
Easlly
Dillon
Hedges
Donald
Thay Weld
Iawa Shute College
State Farm
Deaties
Sueal
Greeley
Welle
Roy
Guelches
Tony Seasons
Crinies Neyo
Sitnis
Nebr
Ouulisata
Sidney Creamery
J Ray
State Farm Suintance Altier Aratty
Lala
Robert Mee
Sawahan
Geremene
Jawa
Purine
Thes
Ray Apert
Norfolk
Raye
Boel MA Conn
Dever
Wray
Goodrich Dairy
Bler- Ting
Sidney
Nso
Hay
Virelnin
Karel
Willam
Gre Ting
Sinth
Ray
Heather
Arent
Slerning
Suspended Sentences in Cheyenne Federal Court
In Cheyenne two Warren Alr Freer defendants were suspended Monday in federal court for vacation to the river art. Raymond Maris and Thonald Frederick Selambet faced charges related to transporting a stolen ray from Fort Palins under local laws.
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Cheyenne
Warren Alr Freer
Hase
Tver
Raymond Maris
Thonald Frederick Selambet
Fort Palins
Cole
Weather Outlook for Colorado and New Mexico
The forecast predicts cloudy skies in Colorado with mild Sunday afternoon, then Tuesday night showers and a few thunderstorms. New Mexico expects scattered showers Tuesday, with isolated thundershowers and a slight temp rise by midweek. Temperatures remain near seasonal averages, with a warming trend into the weekend.
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Clondy
Tay
NBW
Mexico
B 29 Crashes Near Phillipsburg But Crew Escapes
A B 29 crashed and burned near Phillipsburg Montana with all 18 crewmen evacuated. Rancher Vig Johnson saw parachutes as the bomber, attached to the Jar Wen radar unit, was en route to Great Falls. Firefighters contained the blaze. three crewmen were injured in parachute landings.
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Phillipsburg
Monn
Montana
Air Force
Vig Johnson
Sheerta- Hom
Phillipsbore
Johnson
Helena
Great Falls Air Force Base
Loral
Hamilton Field
Mitman
Jar Wen Air Force Base
San Rafael
Calif
Great Falls
Retired Teacher Dies in Pennsylvania
Mrs. Duffield, a retired schoolteacher from Welatin, Pa, died Tuesday at the Creeley Convalescent Home after extended illness. She was born August 8, 1888, in Welatin and had lived in Greeley since 1923. A member of the First Presbyterian Church, she is survived by a brother, Cheter A. Duffield of Devon, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 o clock at Linn Grove.
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Mies Sue J. Duffield
Creeley
Chet Korn
Welatin
Aes Dalfield
Greeley
Firat Presbyterianchivek
Tefare Warshiese
Mies Putfield
Cheter A. Muitfield
Devon
Mat
Mileeca
Linn Greve
Al Basinger New J.C. Board Member
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Al Basinger as a new member of the J.C. board. It references leadership roles, a chairmanship, and various garbled names and phrases. The readable facts include the name Al Basinger and the context of board membership.
Ruth Harden Wins Grand Champion 4H Beef Steer at Fair
Ruth Harden of Nunn leads as grand champion 4H beef steer at the State Fair. The event honors top exhibitors including Ruth, with other winners from Weld County and Pueblo showing in beef, horse, and crop divisions.
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Ruth Harden
Nunn
Tverilo
Colavile
Kilo
Fay
Fem
Carnign Alteed
Avondale
Althe
Ruth Mardoch
Angus Sheer
Bullerhallly
Trarathy Showell
Angus
Maven
Purcell
Weld County
Sno Billie
Pueblo
Boathend
Allaver -Iha
Pueblo County
Montrana
Della
Otero
Garfield
Mesa Counties
Baca County
Custer
Frad Newman
Holyoke
George Turner
Canon City
Larry Jordan
Chicken
Nadine Thompson
Lakewood
State Garden
Mary Sue Williams
Joann Williams
Richy Rowan
Olathe
Eisenhower greeted by crowd at Indianapolis airport
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived in Indianapolis after a Cleveland flight amid cheers from about 5900 people including Sen. William B. Jenner and Gen. Georges C. Marshall. The reception featured chants and a tense political atmosphere as critics labeled Marshall a traitor and Eisenhower addressed GOP supporters.
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Indianapolis
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William B. Jenner
Eisenhower
Georges C. Marshall
Ike
Cleveland
Jenner
Temnisr
Marshall
Eisentower
ABC Rain
Washington
Vote Returns Broadcasted From Tribune
Broadcast updates from the Tribune show results as precincts report, with early tallies and expected final outcomes. Officials urge patience as vote counts continue and counties compile the latest figures tonight.
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Tribune
Adam Schaub Hurt After Fall at Elmvale Ivy Company
Adam Schaub of 1020 Fifteenth Street sustained severe injuries in a fall from a damaged ladder at the Elmvale Ivy and Stnraze company. Doctors reported his condition improved but he remained in danger. he was in an elevated shaft and attempted to move a ladder when the accident occurred.
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Adam Schaub
Fifteenth Street
Fionn
Iwenley Iv and Stnraze
Sete
Syhaul
Drowned Mother Rescued After Fateful Hook
In a tragic incident near Maine a woman named Nowicki died after being pulled from the water. Coroner William and others found the body as responders secured the scene and checked for survivors.
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S.S. Princess Kathleen
Juneau
Alaska
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Skagway
Sparkman
Adlai
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Sheferron City
hak @ Nabe
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Ing Bret
Stevenson
Iyn World
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Steverton
Alabama
Frank Micmcan
Dal First
Accord. Inc
Billa Mae Beats
York
Wildcats
Colo
Land & Pains
KVEL
National Leagie
NGO
Chieote
Boekien
Male
Fmns
Baliadelphia
Weh
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Reston
Tai Aicht
New York St
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Wreningtom
Chicago
Tabby's Treat
Derrathy Brian
Hollywend
Concerts Association
Greeley Conecerts Association
Ray Utter
Thirteenth Avenues
Mel Willan
Lord
Paul N. Lodwick
Re G Mueller
Cornelia Hanna
Robert J. Runnells
Mra
Rich House
CSGE
Rence
Grealey Concerts Association
Mabel Henderson
Marvin Hauky
William Gauehard
Rudolph Singer
T Alvin Berg
Sam Wegenast
E. Mohr
George L. Janina Glennis Garlick
Ro H. Gingrich
Nell Cabourn
CSCE
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Burns
Atenday
Dunioy
Aiteridauit
Hayeger
Aosta
Erovice
Aarard
Paris
CPS
Tips
Mir
Iowa State Star
Gen. Marshall
Recaive
Talib
Lad
Sowlekys
Mind Tommi
Logeene
Ail Ann
Lioniard Wes’ Claw
Luke
Wapeicken
Yreuth
Fey
Nowicki
William Aid
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