Truman Seeks Delay on Excess Profits Tax While Backing Later Action
President Truman said he would accept an excess profits tax eventually but prefers delaying it until after the current congress, aligning support with quicker tax steps he believes can pass sooner. He accused Ambassador Malik of leading a UN Security Council filibuster on Korea and said he supports MacArthur actions while opposing a heads of state peace meeting. He affirmed ongoing inflation controls and noted officials can handle anti inflation tasks. no immediate wage or price controls are planned.
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Malik
Washington
Congress
Cherpta Mallk
Mithuster
Jacob Malik
United Naions Security Council
Korea
Ute U.N
Ninh
Mie
U.S
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Trvgve Ve
Ibis
Gils
Tle
Rey
Trumat
Saya
Join R. Stretman
Glen Taylor
Idaho
House Passes Broad Control Power in 383-12 Vote
The House approved a sweeping bill granting President Truman authority to set wage and price ceilings, ration goods, and requisition materials for defense. The measure, 383 to 12, backs broad discretionary powers with a sunset next year and faces Senate debate.
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Awashington
House
Wresh
Trueman
Senate
Legista
Truman
Prica
Taft
the Price Administration
the Price Administration Office That Operated In Worl Wer I
Alan
Tno
Condemnation verdict on school land near Denver
A jury valued 15 parcels owned by P H Verdi near Denver at 25 each for the Nunn School district 67. The verdict also put in the block owned by Mathodiat church of Eaton and Weld county at the same value. All others rejected the school's petition against Latz and others and accepted the offer.
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Ane India Trat
P. HL Verdi
Denver
Nunn
Jate
Mathodiat Church
Eaton
Weld County
Latz
Greeley School Board approves 13 teachers and resignations
The Greeley school board approved thirteen new teachers and three resignations at its Wednesday night session in the superintendent’s offices. Appointments include Earlé M. Boardman orchestra and strings, Beverly Boardman elementary, Mildred Slater Hill commercial at Greeley High, William J. Savage science at Meeker Junior High, Sara Gillam junior high English, Aubrey LaFar Meeker junior high, Lis Wile Connie 61st grade Arlington, Edward J. Muellerhaneen elementary, Emma Francen second grade Cameron, LeRoy Triplett grades four to six Franklin, Nancy Triplett first through third, Whomag O. LeFree physical education Central, Rudy Marich physical education Lincoln, and Elton Paul Meeker junior high English. Resignations include Louisa Whisler junior high sciences, Virginia LaMontegre second grade Central, Minkam Fisher under Wen Eng- Atty Inetendor’s administration.
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Greeley
Hollis A. Moore
Earlé M. Boardman
Oberlin College
Boardman
Ashlaid
Oho
Mary Jeanette Babasiu
Beverly Boardman
Wig
Herre
CFCH
Della
Cato
Mildred Slater Hill
Greeley High
Virginia Bake
Mre. Hill
CSCEH
Fort Collins
William, J." Savage
Meeker Junior High
Moore
Savage
Colorado A&m
Edward J. Muelihaneen
Mushihausen
Silverton
Ore
CSOB
Emma Francen
Cameron
Lone Tree
Johnstown
Weldcount GQ
OSCM
LeRoy Triplett
Franklin
Pranres Harington
Central
Triplett
CSCE
East Lake City
Nancy Triplett
Bernice Minewall
Kimball
Washington School
Mya Itobleon
Whomag O. LeFree
CSCH
Leline
Jo Ann Conroy
Denver
Conroy
Art
Sing
Rudy Marich
Lincoln
GSC
Marich
Merrilyn Carr
Elton Paul
Henry Uhrich 62 Dies After Hospital Stay
Henry Uhrich aged 62 died at 2 30 p m Thursday at Weld County Pate Ug hospital after a brief illness uren. He was born in Frank Russia on June 26 19 9 and came to the United States in 1913. He farmed six miles west of Greeley and belonged to St John Evangelical Lutheran church. Survived by widow Elizabeth Uhrich and children Mrs Haltn Helm-Wighner Raymond Uhrich Mrs Frieda Deer and Mrs Lavina Burton and Alvin Uhrich all of Greeley, plus brother George Uhrich and John Uhrich and Mrs George Krieger of Greeley and Mrs Fred Miller of Tacoma Washington. Funeral at 2 pm Saturday from St Johns Evangelical Lutheran church with interment at Linn Grove. Burial by Macy's.
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Henry Ubetoh
Gree Jay
Weld County Pate Ug
Elizabeth Iheten
Haltn Helm- Wighner
Raymond Unrich
West of Gresley
Mira
Frieda Deer
Lavina Burton
Gresley
Alvin Uhrich
Ame
Tewea Tha
George Uhrich
John Utrich
George Krieger
Fred Miller
Tacoma
Waah
Henry Uhreh
Joh
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Thtetmant
Linn Orere
Atpamevineata
Macys
Yanks Drive 13 Miles to Chinju and Trap Reds
American troops advanced 13 miles toward Chinju and sealed an armored trap behind about 1,000 enemy troops. It marked the day’s largest gain for U S forces, while North Korean and Chinese units pressed near Taegu and Pohang on the 140 mile front. In Wonsan raid, B 29s dropped over 825 tons of bombs on rail yards and oil facilities, further disrupting the North Korean war effort.
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Taegu
Tokyo
A. Be
Jaerlcan
South Korea
U.S. Er
MacArthur
South
Taegu Yan
Japan
Oxmawa Tasex
North Korea
Wonsan
Far Eat Aly Forces Command
New Lights Burned On Eighth Avenue In Greeley
Mercury street lights extend over downtown from Thirteenth to Seventeenth streets on Eighth Avenue. Warren Tarry of the Greeley Light and Power Co announced the new section will be lit at 6 p.m. Tonight. Westinghouse ads feature the system in trade journals. Mayor Price Hopking praised the lighting. A North Korea report says Maj. Gen. William F. Dean of the U.S. 24th Division is seriously wounded and possibly dead.
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Fen
Eighth Avenue
Greeey
Great Whiteway
Warren Tarry
Greeley Light and Power Company
Agunees
Greelay
Thirteenth Street
Beventeenth Street
Westinghouse
Aftsreys
Electric Light and Power
Right Avenue
Greeley
Price Hopking
London
Vor
Hunigh Daily Worker
North Korea
William FP. Dean
U.S
Dean
Johnstown Steer Grand Champion at Weld County Fair
Larry Tate, 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Belz, showed the grand champion steer at the Weld County Junior Fair held at Island Grove park. The event drew about 4,000 spectators as distictive beef cattle titles were awarded including Hereford Reserve Champion Mio Reserve Champion steer and an Angus steer shown by Virginia Painter. A 19 year old girl who recovered from polio in 1948 received cheers and applause. Continued on Page 67.
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Larry Tate
Harry Belz
Johnstown
Island Grove Park
Ruth Harden
Truth. Harden
M. H. Harden
Oh Angus
Larry Betz
Nia Angus
Laceyp
Ford
Virginia Painter
Ragusa
Phote
Wayne Willian
Island Grove
Angus
Ruth
Aho
Bhawan
Leroy Daleton
T-Bune
Hereford
Julia Witwer
Kersey
Wayne Williams
Breaking at Fort Lupton Reuters Report of Robberies
Two break ins reported near Fort Lupton late Tuesday into Wednesday. Robberies targeted Ferguson Track and Implement store and a Dodge Plymouth garage. Items stolen include a Victor adding machine an Underwood typewriter and a money box. Sheriff’s office and Marshal Jake Denjeon are investigating with officers in year galing.
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Fort Lupton
Sheriff's Office
Jake Denjeon
Dla Ferguson Track
Victor
Dodge-Plymouth
Shoritt
Weather Tacal for 24 hours ending at 3
Weather summary incomplete with scattered words. The fragment hints at temperature highs and lows, possible rain, and timing across Thursday Friday. No clear locations or entities are present to anchor specifics.
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Colorado
Corn and Wheat Crop Estimates Shift in Agriculture Dept Forecast
Washington August 10 The agriculture department forecasts this year’s corn crop at 167 607 000 bushels and the wheat crop at 996 400 000 bushels. Corn is down from last forecast by about 2 175 002 000 bushels and wheat up by about 39 204 000 bushels. Last year’s corn was 377 790 000 bushels. wheat last year 1 140 469 000. Durum and spring wheat projections are given. other crops include oats, rye, hay, beans, potatoes, and more with month to month changes. Johnson Murray wins Oklahoma governor nomination after a recount near Oklahoma City.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Universal Military Training Plan Heads to Congress
Washington officials say a new universal military training proposal for youths ages 18 and 19 is under intensive study by the Defense Department and should reach Congress soon. Rear Admiral H A Houser disclosed details to the Senate Armed Services Committee as Senator Tydings noted that beyond the present act, additional methods may be needed to furnish manpower for the army, navy, and air force. the plan aims to extend service options beyond current draft and reserve provisions.
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Washington
Defense Department
Congress Kcon
H. A. Houser
Tesenaia Armed Services Conmitten
sThatroian Tydings
Dsntd
Copmitten
Army
Navy
Air Force
Houser
Department of Defense
Congress
Ile
Tydligas
National Guard
Payy
Marines
Renkte
Fleming Resident Is Killed West of Dailey
Dailey Colorado Aug 10 Gene H Phula 1Y of Fleming was killed and two companions injured when their automobile went out of control on U S Highway 6 a mile west of Dailey The car swerved and overturned after leaving the road according to state highway patrolmen
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Dailey
Colo
Eugene H. Phupla
Fleming
U. 8
Highway 6
American League Baseball Fragment Summary
Incomplete box score style text shows Kellner Brivsie and Tipton for New York and Ostrowaki and age kid Geren, with Ford Ostrowaki and Houtteman in Chicago lineup. OCR errors render many names unclear, but indicates early and late innings scoring with mixed substitutions and lineups.
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New York
Kellner
Brivsie
Tipton
Wopnt
Ford
Ostrowaki
Age
Kid Geren
Retrol
Houtteman
Stuart
Holcombe
Keotlow
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Bury
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Covrtinht
Commie
Deen
Ead
Johnstown Steer
Mio
Efereford
Virginia
Raggen
Darley
Johnson Murray
Oklahoma City
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Johnaton Murray
Okahama
Larry Bela
FFA
Geeetey Hon Fra
Hanzra
Guernsey
Tom Connelly
LaSalle
Charles Johnston
Kearnsburg
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