Korean Front Battles Near Pohang and Taegu
North Korean forces drive two major pushes toward Taegu and Pohang as American and South Korean units defend key arcs along the eastern front. Marines and air support strike back while First Cavalry presses up hills near Waegwan and Kigye changes hands amid heavy fighting.
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Korean War Front
Pohling
Natonasesport
Astocister Press
Tom Lambert
MacArthur
Pohang
First Cavalry
Taegu
First Cavalry Division
Michill
Waegwan Watchin
Taexi
Kigye
Khe Rede
Pahang- Gaoxa
Central
Kim In Sung
United Nations
Schedwle
Rede
Srouna
Rumely Reprimand and House Vote in Washington
In Washington on August 30 the House voted 188 to 17 for contempt of Congress against Rumely amid a dispute over a constitutional government committee. Temely, executive secretary to the committee, refused to provide details of its financial agenda and public activities, defending certain guarantees of free laws. Funeral notices follow for Alice Blan Kreps with service Thursday at 8 0 from Maoye drawing room and interment at Line Grove.
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Washington
Howse Tomny
Clita de
Edwonl A. Rumely
Congresa
Tumely
Fio
Prsronaiirn
Thurradey
Searvican
Alice Blan Kreps
Kernoy
Maoye
Toom
Line Grove
Teste Seabytes
Cars Sideswipe Automobiles Collision Near Ault
A minor two-vehicle collision occurred Tuesday evening as Vernon ih 1E from Greeley and Mads Han BS of Ault drove north. Hansen failed to pass and struck the other car’s left front fender. Patrolman Klug estimated damages at 130 to the Leal vehicle and 10 to the other.
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Vernon Ih
Greeley
Mads Han_ BS
Ault
Chief of Police Requests Three More Patrolmen
Chief of Police C. C. Hunter asked the city council to requisition the Greeley Civil Services Commission for at least three additional officers to maintain full strength. Two patrolmen, Joe Swope and Glenn Isenbart, have resigned, effective August 81 and September 1 respectively. Hunter also urged reviewing conditions on the new Eighth Avenue freeway segment and to install additional arc lights along the strip for better lighting.
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C. C. Hunter
Greeley
Eighth Avenue
Fifth Street
Tila Strip
Tnsure
Baseball scores and painter harmed in Colorado text
Major League box scores show Brooklyn and Chicago games with high runs, while New York plays Pittsburgh and Philadelphia hosts St Louis with late drama. A separate item notes painter Cecil Foster, injured after a fall from a ladder while painting at a Sixteenth Street address, taken to Weld County Public Hospital.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Patria
Branca
Gampanette
Dubie
Rush
Sawataki
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
At. Louis
Cecil Foster
Eight Teachers Hired for City Public Schools
Eight new instructors join Greeley public schools, with appointments across Meeker Junior High, Greeley High, and the class for exceptional children. New staff include John Kleynenberg, Torri Hildebrand, Charles Holes, Donald Popham, Mary H. Willy, John Gunnison, Hodol Parks, Lola Jeannie Long, and Betty Lowry, all bringing degrees from Michigan, Dowling Green State, CSC, Denver, JIU, and Iowa respectively.
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Greeley
Hollig A. Moore
Meeker Janior High
Greeley Filth
Mosker
John Kleynenberg
University of Michigan
Grand Tripids
Afleb
Torri Hildebrand
Dowling Green State University
Bowling Green
Europe
Sumer
Charles Holes
Csce Sraduate
Will Leach
Holmes
Greeley High
Donald Popham
Tolverskty of Denver
Denver University
Colorado Musa of Natural History
Mary H. Willy
Independ- Shea
Ricksville
Fife
State College
SCH
John Gunnison
CSC
Ant x
Central City
Gunnison
KFKA
Hodol Parks
A&m
Lola Jeannie Long
University of Town
Betty Lowry
Central School
Ming Long
University of Iowa
Misa Lowry
Catnmar
VFW Seeks New Leadership for Defense Dept
Chicago August 30. The Veterans of Foreign Wars today called for new and competent leadership in the department of defense. An encampment of Uto Veterans group approved a resolution condemning current policies, urging the president to appoint new leadership to strengthen national defense.
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Chicago
Department of Defenge
Uto
Groun
Joluvon
Neteneg
United States
Greeley Aldermen Split on Rent Decontrol Decision
Greeley city council voted 3 1 for decontrol of rents Tuesday night with Aldermen Mann Vanderhoot and Cannon in favor, Roshm against, Adams and Carley absent. Hearing drew about 70 citizens and included statements from supporters and opponents, while the city attorney prepared a resolution for next Tuesday’s council session.
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Greeley
Herbert Mann
L. H. Vanderhoot
Irving Cannon
Roy Roshm
Georges Adams
Carley
Bacaune
Price Hopkins
Grapars
Robert Houtcheta
Theay
Houtehens
Argus Mectaug
Waylade
Trilwcie
Gresley
Ja Hor
Houtchens
VFW
Froncor
W. GO. Bennicksen
Council
Durie
Hosnicksen
Thig Obusetry
St Wat
Wi Greeley
Daroline
College Atudanta
Wrra
Sto
al Oor
Chuck Holmes
Yantal
Miortaga
Grovidy
Macontrol Sa
Joe Klein
State's Traffic Deaths Hit 234
State toll rises to 234 after two more deaths on Colorado highways. Joga Dominguez, 43, migrant worker, died at Colorado Springs hospital from head injuries after a fall from a pickup truck. Driver Junty Lane, of San Angelo, Texas, veered off Dont Lake Road and the vehicle burst into flames.
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Anandate
Colorado
Joga Domingnez
Colorado Springs
Founstain Yreterday
Ald
Hurricane To Hit Louisiana This Afternoon
A gulf hurricane with near hundred mile per hour winds was expected to strike the Louisiana coast this afternoon and reach the Mississippi and Alabama coasts tonight. The New Orleans weather bureau placed the storm 135 miles southeast of New Orleans at 11:45 am, moving north at 16 miles per hour, with 100 mile per hour winds in the northeast quadrant. The center was reported near Durwood, La at 1 pm with eye radar observed and winds rising toward hurricane force from New Orleans to Panama City later today. Coastal tides were warned to be dangerously high and residents urged to move to higher ground immediately. In Cuba, 21 people were killed and emergency supplies were dispatched to cut-off western provinces after a tropical storm hit.
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Amiocrater Press
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Luuter
W. R. Sravena
Cholet
Panama City
Bravens
Lovigiana
Fla
Peak Gilcrest Spud Movement Amid Slow Demand
Gilcrest potato trade shows peak activity with 30 percent harvest done and yields ranging from 250 to 365 sacks per acre. Major shippers include Gilcrest Early Potato Growers and Milliken Early Potato Growers. Growers report slow demand due to market oversupply, though some say prices may rise later.
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Gilcrest
Gilcreat
Phippara
Greeley
Izibine
Farmere
Searon
Gilevest Early
Aful Ken
Bulthere
Urivalo
Ytutda Tango
Anova Wion
Leckerm
Haryaat
Cogburn Froduca
Poole Chipment
Don Stnwart
Lis Gilcrest Barly Potato
Committee Puts Off UMT Action
Washington August 20 The Senate armed services committee voted to delay action on universal military training until January as President Truman wanted. Chairman Tydings (D Md) was authorized to name and bill. Meanwhile committees will prepare a comprehensive program for the new Congress and seek priority. The action blocks immediate consideration upon convening in January.
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Washington
Arg
Truman
Trawcan
Umct Mensura
Saytons
Rovena
UMIT
Suchuy Mie Koronutvisia
Board Expects New Hospital To Be Ready Soon
A county board announced plans for a new hospital to be completed by year end. Officials cited site north of Sixteenth Street between Sixteenth and Warrenton as the location. McArthur, claiming committee support, indicated expected readiness before 1951.
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Board
Aw Weld
Lawrence PL
McArthar
Taindlig Camumittas
Cnet
Tyessey
McArthur
Hha
Tia
Sixteanth
McArthur says Small Talk building nearly ready for occupancy
McArthur explains delays due to material sourcing and subcontractor setup. Five bricklayers plus a crew are expected to finish before winter, with extensive brickwork on the north side underway. Johnson and Dart of Denver and Lamson of Cleveland hold contracts as hospital logistics plan proceeds. A Truman news conference is slated for tomorrow.
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McArchue
Wintse
Mcarthur
Eid Winther
Alda
Rommite Teo
Antil
Johnson and Darts Company
Denver
Dimmhme
Lamson Company
Cleveland
Traveyor
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