North Koreans Press South As Marines Reinforce Front
North Korean forces push toward Pusan as U S Marines and the Second Infantry Division reinforce the front in Korea The United Nations command reports heavy pressure along a 160 mile front with Red forces probing near Kochang and Yechon while new American reinforcements arrive to bolster front lines and address a potential flank toward Pusan.
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Tokyo
Pusan
Korea
Pithi
Hawaii
MacAlthury
Hin
N. 5
Kochang
Cima
Taegu
South Korea
Hapital
Teg
Don
Winitetead
Agpaclutud
Heda
Kwitasan
Cogat
Yonadoki
MacArthur Iummary
United Naions
Frongéok
Coset
Agate
Arena City
MacArthur
Yongdok
Tyaullen
Andond
Milan
Sunil
Oma
Kwann
Kumehon
Chirve
Chinju
United Nations
Orean
U.S
U.S. Second Infantry Division
Sera
Ise
U. S
First Marine Division
Unite “Ng
Doughboya
Atuetney Ruest
South
Karyes
Kulling
Hypochon
U S
Goly
Yeehon
Fachon
U.N
Carr's Condition Remains Serious
Denver Aug The con… ailin of ex Gov Ralph J Care ... serious condition today. Carr, mayor from 1939 to 1943, remained in hospital after an ankle injury and surgery. State Republicans delayed primary strategy as doctors assessed his ability to campaign.
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Denver
Ailin
Ralph J. Care
Iin
Carr
Gatorado
Ray H. Thatmaman
Hie G.O.P
Y Capital
Hoasplin
Truman requests 4 billion for arms aid to curb Korean crisis
President Truman told Congress that world peace is endangered by the Korean crisis and formally asked for 4 billion dollars to arm anti-Communist allies. He urged rapid production of military equipment and said the funds are essential to deter future attacks and strengthen UN security.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
House
Rayburn
Traroan
United Nations
Triman
White House
Western Lamb Crop Records Decline Across States
The 1950 western lamb crop is the smallest on record, estimated at 12,188,000 head, down from 18,241,000 in 1949. Wyoming and Oregon report larger crops, while Montana, South Dakota, New Mexico, and Arizona show large reductions. Texas leads with 3,414,000 lambs.
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Danver
Agricultura Department
Wyoming
Toran
Utah
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
South Dakota
New Mexico
Arisona
Colorado
California
Nevada
Texas
Texaco
Liar
Platteville Land Owners Back Chatfield Dam Flood Plan
In Platteville Colorado on August 1 land owners and water users voted to approve conservation storage behind Chatfield dam for flood control on the South Platte River. They authorized storage with safeguards that existing diversions and priority rights remain undisturbed and plans will be reviewed by the state water conservation board.
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Platteville
Colo
Chatfield
Littleton
South Platts
South Platte
Chatfield Reservoir
Leonard Abbott
Phali Ba
Atato Water Conservation Board
Chanleld
Congress
William R. Moore Missing in Korea AP Correspondent
A. P. correspondent William R. Moore, who served in World War II, went missing Sunday afternoon after leaving Chongjin front area. He was last seen near division headquarters and is believed to have moved toward the front. U. S. Army and AP offices are checking for information.
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UD. & West Army
Korea
Puesday
Associated Treas
William Tl. Moore
Chinjo Honk
Denver
Chingy
Moors
Theontnga Front
Diiaton
Avoit
Moora
Car Sticker Campaign Enforces Vehicle Inspections
Cenver police launch a campaign to enforce motor vehicle inspections for the second half of 1960. Officers were ordered to watch for motorists who failed to obtain inspection stickers by the July 1 deadline.
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Cenver
Cole jPod Highway Patrol
Officara
Wheat allotments rise by 200 million bushels for 1951 crop
Washington reports the agriculture department set 1951 wheat planting allotments totaling 1, larger than this year’s harvest by about 201 million bushels. State allotments total 72,784,810 acres, slightly up from 72,729,009 last year, with over 70 million acres seeded. The 1951 goal is 1,160,000,000 bushels versus about 949,000,000 this year. State allotments vary by decade seedings and recent trends. farmers must plant within allotments for price supports. State figures include Colorado 2,865,759 vs 2,071,69. Montana 4,929,003 vs 4,664,293. Wyoming 323,465 vs 254,824.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Stata
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
Democratic Club Hosts Weld County Candidates Dinner
Weld County Democratic Club met at the Yea House and Lacy L. Wilkinson, candidate for Lieutenant Governor and state purchasing agent, led discussion on the statewide outlook. The group planned entertainment and refreshments for future rallies, with a special committee to handle arrangements. attendees included Sheriff Lott, Ed Muirret, Gordon Abbottson, Rodger Houtchers, and others. Registration for voters was proposed countywide for August 17, with no precinct date set for 1949.
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Weld County
Democratic Clu
Yea House
Lacy L. Wilkinson
Wickingon
Colorado
Weld
Hid Lott
Ed C. Muret
Johnstown
Gordon Abbotson
Roggen
Alata Nonator
Rodger Houtchers
Mcumbent
Mablo Lave
Wayne Noteman
Keith Mulor
Ptuta
Thuothy H. Armetrong
Groeley
Alain Assembly
Twe Onty
Ieating
Jamon Shelton
Robart Heutchens
Larry Davila
Russia Loses Vote On China Issue At UN Council
Lake Buccass Aug 1. Russia's Malik returned to the United Nations and lost a bid to bar Chinese nationalists from the war council. Malik claimed the vote was illegal and demanded a “true” record, while Austin urged proper procedure. Eight nations plus the Kuomintang opposed Malik. seven others backed his ruling as the council sat through the pro forma August session.
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Lake Buccass
Russia
Jakob A
Malik
United Nations
Trionib Hoycott
Chinega
Equncil
Founci
Dusiness
Aull
Austin
Security Council
Vermont
Orter
Kuomintang
We “Usurere
Mua Tae-Tung
D. S
Warren BR. Ansito
Tha Council
Yugoslavia
India
United States
Britain
France
China
Cuba
Norway
Ecuador
Mull
Senate Votes Aid to Spain Amid Export Credit Plan
The Senate approved a $106,000,000 export-import bank loan package to Spain by a 96 to 12 vote. The vote supports financing to bolster trade and aid economic relations with Spain amid postwar recovery.
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Senate
Spain
Washington
Tla
Zoail
Earthquakes Shake Calipatria and Surrounding Towns
Multiple quakes struck the Imperial Valley with Calipatria reporting loose bricks and a collapsed grocery store side. Westmorland and Brawley had no major damage while tremors continued at 4 am and 7 am after a strongest 4.5 reading at 1 37.5k by seismologist Fred Robinson.
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San Diego
Calit
Interial
Calipatria
Robert Merrill
Westmoreland
Brawley Sai
Lred Robinson
Galipatria
Southern Rhodesian irrigation chief visits Colorado towns
Milon Robertz, assistant director of irrigation for Southern Rhodesia, begins a U S tour of reclamation projects with scheduled stops in Big Thompson, Port Collins, and Greeley. He hopes U S soil scientists will fund a quarter million dollar eye irrigation project to boost Rhodesia's self sufficiency and ease land constraints.
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Denver
Roy Ham
Milon Robertz
Southern Rhodesia
United States
Big Thompson
Tort Collins
Greeley
Port Collins
Coltrady A
OT. College
Roberts
U.S
Belgian Trade Union Federation Orders Its Men Back to Their Jobs
A socialist controlled union directs workers to resume duties after political maneuvers in which Kiie Loopolid sought to delegate power to his son Pritven Daudouth. The monarch's powers would shift to a young heir upon reaching age 21 next year if the plan brings peace. Crowds gathered as government orders were announced and arrests noted.
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Leopold
Mayator
Beet Crop Prospects Sound In Weld County Districts
Beet crop prospects look favorable across Weld County districts with good color top growth and adequate moisture. Pre harvest estimates place Grening district yield near 15.01 tons per acre versus 15.08 last year as Eaton, Windsor, and Greeley areas anticipate higher tonnage and harvest totals near 150,000 tons.
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Weld
Greeley-Matah
Windsor
Ner Anderson
Greeley
Eaton
Great Western Matory
Pierce Votes School Bonds Approval and Planned Upgrades
The Pierce School District approved bonds by 89 to 28 to fund a $25,000 hand disque and a $96,000 propannl for new construction and additions at the Progant school. Voters will fund $2h,010 to improve facilities and two elder senorala while Many students continue at Pierce.
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Pierce
Morea
Olive
Tiranch
Perce
Korean War Increases Red Cross Home Service Cases
Denver reports a sharp rise in Red Cross home service caseloads during July amid Korean War strain. Weld County unit notes 126 cases on average for January to June, rising to 174 in July with more active service and veteran aid. The Red Cross stresses mandatory disaster and home services with expanded programs at Fitzsimons hospital.
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Weld County
Red Rons Home Service Department
Lha
Dirs
Vilis Shenlor
Gelatin
Sagay
Tee
Faniliva
Gellye
Wit Posea
American Red Cross
Shepler
Leeds
Fitzsimons Hospital
Hed Cross
Te Weld County
Med Cross
American National
Reil Croge
Weld to Send Draft Exam Class Aug 14
The Weld draft board schedules 17 additional men for August 14 physical exams in Denver. The list of names for the September induction is being prepared, with men to report to Denver by 7:30 am and return by 11:15 pm. The exact number of inductees to September is not yet known.
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Uuny Loosthig Ile
Non
Jounal
Galy
Son Am
Denver
Wan
Ordeca
Piak
Jose Kirby
Greeley
Unil
Allied Airmen Strike Hard at Northern Korea
Allied airmen hammered North Korea around the clock with bomber and fighter support targeting vital supply routes. Reports say Far East air forces attacked about 18 bridges, with weather described as excellent for operations from Anyang north of Seoul to the front.
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Tokyo
Tuvalug
Krand Druapa
Meny
Anyang
Seoul
Australia to Send Infantry to Korea in Rapid Action
Washington Aug 1 Anzac infantry to Korea will be organized quickly by Prime Minister Robert Gordon Menzies and the Australian government with New Zealand cooperation. A British commonwealth division may be formed to join a United Nations force, as New Zealand officials signaled readiness to contribute troops and air elements.
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Washington
New Zealand
Robert Gordon Menzies
Australia
U. S
House of Representay Tives
Menzios
Ita
Moneios
Loater
Mere la Hopa
Ty Berge
Korea
Whittling
Nefenas Johnson
U.S
Weather Scout 24-Hour Outlook Incoherent Report
Fragmentary forecast notes indicate varying temperatures and conditions across multiple locations with references to warmer trends today and tonight. Details are unclear and some place names and times appear garbled, hindering precise predictions.
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Biel
Colorado
National Guard Divisions Called for Duty on Sept 1
The Defense Department announced that four National Guard divisions two guard combat teams and other units will be called to active duty around September 1 The first and second Marine divisions will be mobilized to full strength and two air regiments are to be mobilized There are 27 National Guard events along with 20 additional regimental combat teams and the typical guard division strength is about 28 000 men with regional combat teams numbering around 1 900 men
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Washington
Defense Department
Till Stronett
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