Men Listed for Denver Physical Examinations in Weld County
About 47 Weld County men aged 23 to 34 are listed for preinduction physicals in Denver on Aug 14. The draft board released the roster Thursday, with most living in Greeley Fort Lupton Windsor and nearby towns. The group departs Longs Peak at 6:30 a.m. and returns to Greeley at 7:76 p.m.
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Weld County
Denver
Draft Board
Long's Peak Cate
Returh
Greeley
William H. Ewing
da Salle
Elmer J. Holt
Windsor
Maurine
Joe M. Dechant
Fort Luptett
Bibert L
Mathews
Alburt G
Larnon
Aust
Waye von Trotha
Thomas L. Chi
Kersey
Willem E. Fill
Librada A. Torres
Port Lunton
Willam Lewis Bex
Fort Lupton
Arthur J. Wolfe
Hudson
Guilford
Major League Baseball Game Summary Mixed Scores
Baseball standings and box score style notes show NL games with Noxon and Drazle leading scoring, rain delayed Pittsburgh at GrovkTyr, Cincinnati visiting Philadelphia with night games noted. AL game reports list Philadelphia and Chicago totals with Hooper Tipton and Rampart credited, Owls games scheduled.
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Noxon
Drazle
Wilks
Rive
Bucks
Bickford
Cooper
Pittsburgh
GrovkTyr
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Wysu
Hooper
Tipton
Rampart
UNESCO Board to Meet on Korean Propaganda War
Washington officials expect UNESCO’s executive board to convene an emergency session in Paris to back United Nations efforts against Korean communist aggression. The move aims to shape the propaganda battle with Russia as the UN faces Moscow’s counterclaims.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Ane
Dtate Deptartment
Unesco
Paris
United Nations
Korea
United Natione Educstional, Sciencific and Cultural Organization
Feont
Russia
Runata
United Nations’ Security Council
South Korea
Boy Sentenced At Warwick For Baseball Park Shooting
A 14 year old New York boy named Robert Paebles was sent to the New York State Training School for Boys at Warwick for an end-of-finke term after a shooting at a baseball park. The case involved a 4 Nexto suspect and referenced a Fountinqe deltequmesy.
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New York
Pol Granium
Warwick
N. Y
Robert Paebles
House Votes Tentatively Wage and Price Controls
Washington Aug 3 4 The House voted to grant President Truman broad powers to impose wage and price controls to maintain production amid inter national disputes The measure also automates controls when the Labor Department living cost index rises five percent from the June level A McKinnon amendment would require mandatory controls once the index increases five percent removing standby authority and enabling the president to act at will Senator Fulbright backed a similar Senate proposal to tie wage and price controls to the same five percent trigger Start Symington urged Senate support for immediate action to set the curve in motion
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Washington
Truman
United Powers
Lander
Isbior
Rep
McKinnon
Senate
Fulbright
D-Ark
Bureau ‘of Labor Statistics
TLS
W. Start Symington
National Security Resources Board
Retail Picnic Set on Aug 16 at Island Grove Park
The first annual retail employer employee picnic will be held at Island Grove Park on August 16. Tickets cost adults twenty five cents and children twenty five cents with proceeds aiding the event underwritten by the chamber of commerce. Stores close early to allow attendance with games and stunts from 4:30 to 6:20 p.m. and a grandstand entertainment program beginning at 7:00 p.m. The event aims to unite retailers and employees for an annual civic celebration.
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Island Grove Park
Brrnett B. Scott
Chamber of Commerce
Almerahante
Castle
Esland Grove
Ninomires
Communi Ly Notlritles Commignian
Bart Walls
Inland Grove
Frank G Greeory
Lyman Stettons
Weapons Carriers Bound For Canin Camp Crafton Transport
Five weapons carriers travel from Ginelay Thorn to Lea bound for Canin Gratton North Carolina. The convoy passed through Greelay on Wednesday night. The carriers are being sent to Camp Crafton by Peelers Transport under a Yebbles Army contract.
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Lea
Canin
Gratton
N. C
Carr Denver Aug Acceptance Filed for Ralph Carr Candidacy
A son filed today in Denver with the Secretary of State to designate Ralph L. Carr as a Republican candidate for governor. Carr remains hospitalized at St. Luke's with a left leg infection, his doctor reporting slight improvement. Ray Hrauvamon of Greeley was also designated and filed his acceptance for the September gubernatorial primary.
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Denver
Aug
Ralph L. Carr
Ted
Carr
Trest Wenut
St. Luke's Hospital
Ray Hrauvamon
Greeley
Republican Assembly
Senate Saves ECA Budget From Foreign Aid Push
Senate today rated a foreign economic warning from a proposed 10 percent severance package. The chamber stayed in defense spending this year as it considered appropriations totaling 34,757,014,988 dollars in the package before the body.
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Washington
Senate
Defense
Chamber
Arab watchman sparks blaze at Jeddah fuel storage
An Arab watchman started a fire at a large fuel storage facility in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia last Friday. The incident involved 60,060 drums of aviation fuel and other chemicals, causing significant damage. Shell and Vacuum Oil estimated the loss in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. The report, arriving today, provides few clear details and names.
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Ion Cala
Ezynt
Jeddah
Saudi Arabia
Ula
Shell Ol Company
Socany Vacuum O0
Tesraport
Pauley Says US Should War With Russia Over Korea
Senate hearing hears former special ambassador Edwin W. Pauley, who in 1948 urged firm action against Russia in Korea. He states the United States might have taken stronger measures, including war, if Russia refused to comply with its Korea obligations. Pauley refrains from official recommendation in current documents.
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Edwin B. Hankinson
Washington
Edwin W. Pauley
Auri
United States
Russia
Karas. Pauley
Truman
North Korea
Korea
Pauley
Senate Armed Services
Johanov
Tydings
Uwalted Neetions Commission
North
Ener
Tugela
Pall
Burlington Railroad Flooded in Nebraska
A storm drenched Halgler and surrounding areas causing Burlington tracks four miles east of Haigler to wash and flood. Rail traffic halted about five hours while Highway 34 between Haigler and Parks faced high water for about ninety minutes. The Republican River near Benkelman rose but no definite refunds were reported.
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Halgler
Haigler
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Burlington’ Railroad
McCook
Fort Morgan
Colo
Traff
Hnngier
Parks
High Watue
Benkelman
Bulgler
Republican River
19th Highway Victim Dies at Lamar Hospital
Hefb Burne aged 46 died at Lamar hospital from a broken neck after a car driven by Alvin Buck 87 overturned on the highway eight miles west of Lamar. Buck suffered cuts and bruises. both men were hospitalized. Burne’s hometown listed as Baus, Colorado.
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Lamar
Colo
Hefb Burne
Colorado
State Highway Patrol
Burns
Alvin Buck
Bath
Baus
Cote
Buck
Carpenter Withdraws From Western Colorado GOP Race
Carpenter Hayden rangher and former revenue director withdrew today from the race for the tepahtleng nomination for congress in the western Colorado district. He sent a telegram to the secretary of state confirming his withdrawal from the Republican ticket. The withdrawal leaves Rep Wayor N. Aspinall to face the Democratic nominee in the general election.
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Donvar
Avg
P—Farrington
R. Carpenter
Hayden Rangher
Tuto Revenue
Congress
Colorado
Carpenter
Alite
Fourth
TY. Allyn Cole
Glenwood Springs
Irving
GOP
Cola
Wayor N. Aspinall
Pinaado Democrat
Aspinail Wax Alven
UN Defeat Fears as Russia And China Clash Over Korea
Reports from Lake Success state Russia’s Malik condemned U S policy as aggression while urging acceptance of a security council agenda aligned with Moscow. The debate centers on Korean representation and whether China should be seated, amid talk of a possible walkout and more foreign pressure as the United States faces renewed opposition.
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Malie
United Kingdom
France
Holland
Poltty
United States
Security Council
Malik
Bagon
Russia
Red China
U.N
UN Russiana
Tugsia
1. Nn Hig
New York
Cheeles
Thle
Sako A. Malik
China
Malile
Java
Thia
Peesedenbee
Wit Balik
Korea
Talglit
Mrs Abbott Injured in Weld County Fall
Mrs EB Abbott of 715 Fifteenth Avenue was hospitalized after a fall in front of the First Christian Church. She broke an arm and her son and daughter, Jan and Hertian, traveled from California to be with her as she undergoes treatment. condition reported good Thursday.
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Jersona
Ajurtax
South Eleventh Avenue
Tintorena Theater
Elale
Vara Wera
Erick
Grorga Busina
Nute
Revere
Vehime
Bruce Ernest Ruth
Evans
Bezina
Abbott
EB. L. Abelt
Weld County
Maxpital
Christian Thurch
Jan
Hertian Lnacan
Denver
California
Pisiteville
Leonard
James
Bombers Strike North Korea Chemical Plants Three Times
Tokyo reports Far East air force says bombers hit North Korea chemical and munitions plants for a third time in five days. The Nagua chemical plant at Tungonnt near the coast was targeted with hundreds of hazardous devices. Radar sighting aided multiple drops as the attack occurred in the early afternoon.
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Tokyo
North Area
Far East Air Force
Tungonnt
Mfles
Mris
Hogan Atoll
Ile Caine
Korean War Settlement Talks Rejected by Austin
Francis W. Carpenter reports that Austin rejected settlement terms for the Korean War, opposing any concession to North Korea or China. He insisted the United States will not abandon United Nations defense as long as soldiers die on the battlefield, opposing attempts to water down UN council decisions. The delegation, including five other members, urged firm stand against North Korean aggression.
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Francis W. Carpenter
Malegule Warren
R. Austin
Austin
China
United Nations
Avatin
North Korea
North Korea 4 the aAggresnor Newinat
Republia
Korea
Yehieh
Ashla
Woror
Connell
Wladwyn Sobh
VP Tlain
Joan Chanyol
Franca
Aro Sun
Marines and New Infantry Group To Face Night Battle
American forces on the central Korean front pressed toward Taegu as frontline troops predicted the Marines and a new infantry group would engage the enemy by nightfall. U S and South Korean units held positions along the Nakdong River while air and naval support intensified and preparations for a major assault gathered.
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Tokyo
Naktong
U. S. Marine
Trha
Uwlrd
Yongde's
Auerlea Naval
Kim Clon
Taogu
Frwt
Waspwan
Taeru
Dava
Tha Jintile
Daan
Bridgen
Arideo Wosk
Seoul
Lief Brigkson
Naktong Witin
Redd
Myonpung
Tungu
Taegu
Ganera
Chinju
Nekumg River
U.S
Cha Plains
Park
Frotti
Guertiling
Massy
Port Sity
Pusu Dan
Whitehead
Truman Today Declares Price Controls Oppose Senate Aid
Truman said automatic price controls are essential to curb inflation and warned against a 5 percent price rise if waived. He opposed a Senate amendment for 190 million in aid, saying it was out of place in the foreign aid bill. He discussed Spain’s loan prospects and noted diplomacy with the Vatican and potential resignations in the Johnson-Acheson area. A separate note reports rancher and rodeo figure Merritt dying in Denver, son of King Merritt of Federals, Wyoming.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Joan
Frabeo Syntin
Spain
Mier
Acheson
Johnson
Tevman
Percy Priest
Dtennad
Triest
Guy
Final Basic Training Session for Scout Leaders Weekend
The Asid and final basic training session for adult scout leaders will help Saturday and Sunday at Camp Bot Walt. Elmer Ogren, Long's Peak council executive, announced the two day program will emphasize planning and outdoor scent patrol activities. Ted Lloyd, assistant council executive, will be in charge. Approximately 74 Tenders will have widergone training with the completion of the third vession.
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Bot Walt
Elmer Ogren
Long's Peak
Ban
Ted Lloyd
Weather outlook and play at Grand Junction
Weather notes for Colorado and Wyoming show mixed conditions with cloud cover and possible thunderstorms in some areas while others stay fair. The forecast mentions cooler temperatures tomorrow and scattered thunderstorm chances this afternoon and tonight. A grand junction event in Colorado features Western State players performing a production titled Lite Work Fathers at the university convention.
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Lloyd J. Cleveland
Batyerott
Lineola
Nebr
Paul Hosiiko, Jr
Cael Martinez
Lorrin K. Barfoot
Purcell
Olin A. Bell
Keeneeburg
William Ernest Mares
Tonte Que
Roy Lee Jornada
la Balla
Wendell D. Ottosan
Eaton
Antonio Laevano
Lucerne
Delbert L. Spatz
Johnstown
Leonard M. Mates
Crook
John A. Ruiz
George Martinez
Julio Zaragoza
Fortichael Hannds
Takeo Shimin
Keenesbero
Harold S. Frank
John C. Gillen
Tenth Avenue
Wibert L. Weideman
Platteville
Apoline Ortiz
Case Grande
Arizona
Dimer O. Henrickson
Grealey Riche
Lee Stroh
Greeay
Bliss
Major League Baseball
Unesco Board
Weld County Fair
Lloyd
Christian Daily
IHG
Copricacht
Betrror Enterprise ‘Syndicate
Loe Angele
Son
Caratese Watchman
Burna
Burlington
Lamar Hospital
Pusan
Hamphang
Andang
Yvong
Lake Bucess
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Jakab A. Malik
Max Harrelson
Tekob A. Moltke
Moforéna
N. Korea
Wastal
Yongiok
Rover
U. Alaval Baat Turdimenk
Yongsok
Wy. S
Yonadoli
Pohang
Molo
Navy
Brit Ik
Whebington
Trealdent Truman
Ruman
Vontrola
Truman Anid
Leva
Tewman
Vaticans
Myron
Taylor Ag
Figa
Iis
Pig
Sny
Dent Truman
W. A Torriman
Japan
Taneman
Douglas Monce Arthur
Far East
Rodea Roper
Patio
Ang
Coteun Marrit
Endao Ropers
Merritt
Foderal
Tadeo
Mareltt
Chayenny WI
Gumitsat
Rio
Tior Tye
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