Five Convicts Punished After Colorado Prison Revolt
CANON CITY Colo July 17 AP five subdued convicts faced harsh isolation as officials probed a bloody uprising at Colorado State Prison. The 45 minute bid to free 10 inmates hostage takers wounded two guards and left one captain wounded. The escape was traced to Harold Hathaway of Pueblo a long criminal record. Prisoners used knives and a revolver before tear gas ended the riot.
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Colorado State Prison
Roy Best
Harold Hathaway
Pueblo
Chet Yeo
Amon Murley
Denver
Charles W. Garton
Lee Mora
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Arthur Fisk
John D. Henebry
Davis
Garton
Former Dover Nurses Home Offered for Sale
The nurses home at 506 E Iron Ave, once housing Union Hospital staff, is for sale. Administrator John Miller cites dwindling resident nurses and upkeep costs as the reason. The 12 room residence was the hospital’s first building.
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E. Iron Ave
Union Hospital
John Miller
Soviet Magazine News Promotes East West Friendship
Western diplomats study a new Soviet English language publication News that urges peaceful relations between Russia and the United States and Britain. Articles by Troyanovsky and Tarle emphasize a long history of friendship and argue continued cooperation is possible despite political differences.
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Berlin
Korea
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Ameri
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Soviet Union
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Sovet
Peter N. Pospelov
Pospelov
Nikolai Lenin
Pravda
Senators Probe Nickel Racketeers Link Hinted at Hearings
Senate small business subcommittee hearings in New York shifted after a surprise witness, Marshall C. Thomas of Norwalk, Conn., alleged racketeers tied to nickel shortages. Thomas admitted selling nickel anodes for up to $5.50 per pound amid a market priced around 67 cents, while denying knowledge of racketeers. Moody demanded book scrutiny and assigned an investigator to Norwalk to review Thomas's operations, as discussion of a black or dark gray market in scarce defense materials continued.
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Michigan
Moody
Detroit
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Bernard M. Baur
Thomas Rush
E. J. Auclair
National Production Authority Office
Baur
Auclair
Senator O Mahoney cites steel black market rumors
Senator O Mahoney of Wyoming urged Secretary Chapman to testify on rumors of a steel black market. He questioned why the oil industry received 1,500,000 tons of tubular steel against a 2,200,000 request for Q4 and pressed for answers on steel allocation to boost petroleum production and transportation needs.
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O’mahoney
Wyoming
Secretary of the Interior
Chapman Eon
O'Mahoney
Senate Interior Committee
Iran
Strawberry growing status across the United States
The note states that strawberries are grown commercially in every U S state and Alaska, indicating nationwide cultivation without regional limitations.
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U. S. State
Alaska
Airport To Receive First Jet-Convertible Planes
Eastern Air Lines will receive the first of 60 Martin 4-0-4 transports late this year designed for overnight jet power when available. The first Martins reach Akron-Canton Airport around December 15 with remaining units to fly locally on or after January 15, 1952. A second type, the 88 passenger Super Constellation, serves the Cleveland-Miami nonstop route next February joining existing Constellation flights.
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Akron-Canton
Cleveland-Miami
Constellation
Missing Envoy Had Maaihd Data
Washington reports one of two missing British diplomats, Donald MacLean, held atomic matters knowledge in 1947-48 as part of an Anglo American Canadian policy committee. He and Guy Burgess disappeared May 25 amid Iron Curtain fears. traces found in France. State Dept says such information would now aid Russia little due to changes in the U.S. atomic program.
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State Department
Russia
Department
Donald MacLean
MacLean
Guy Burgess
Foreign Office
London
France
U. S. News and World Report
West
U.S
Bulbs Survive Tornado Hit at Monroe Park
A Richmond tornado uprooted trees and knocked out 40 circuits at Monroe Park but none of 16 fragile ornamental light bulbs hanging over the walks were broken.
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Richmond
Monroe Park
Rain Maker Denies Role in Kansas Missouri Floods
Dr Irving P Krick, head of Water Resources Development Corp, denies cloud seeding caused Kansas and Missouri floods. He told Senator Case that silver iodide seeding affects areas from Canada to Mexico but has not triggered eastern floods. Krick says none of his 15 seed operations produced floods in Kansas and cites seeding over 325000 acres.
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West
Kansas
Missouri
Irving P. Krick
Krick
Case
South Dakota
Washington
Nebraska
Water Resources Development Corp
Denver
Canada
Mexico
Teaching Vacancies Alarm County School System
Ashtabula County schools face 38 vacancies, announced by School Superintendent L M Finley, signaling an alarming teaching shortage across the county system.
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L. M. Finley
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