Red Divisions Attack Heavily on Masan Front
AP dispatch reports North Korean forces launched a major dawn assault on the American 29th and second infantry divisions along the Masan front. U S and allied units repelled the attack with air support and minefields, while Koreans suffered heavy losses. additional fighting continued north of Pohang and along the Naklong river as UN forces held key positions.
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Tokyo
Stan Ewinton
Musan
Hana
Aig
Naklong
Swillon
Beoolong
Red
Forle
United Nations
Rede
Pahang
Albert Jean
Pohang
MacArthur
Bamsuer
Felya
Polang
South East Korea
Chanwuyong
Taegu
U. 8
Jay Fantry Corthizant
Korea
Thoresday
Pases
Voters May Update Addresses Before September 2
Registered voters may change their addresses at the county clerk's office until noon Saturday September 2 for the primary election. No new registrations are being accepted. The total number registered in the county for the primary will be announced later.
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He County Clerk’s Office
Taradiing
Wold
Sauter Accepts Referee Role in Prison Inquiry in Colorado
Canon City August 31 District Attorney Witcher pushes grand jury action on state prison operations despite Governor Johnson ordering a Fabio hearing. Witcher aims to proceed by Saturday, declining to reveal evidence. Judge Bauter accepts Johnsons appointment as referee while Sauter eyes readiness to preside once court duties allow. Best welcomes inquiry and calls for transparency amid rumors of state property misuse.
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Canon City
Colo
Jobe Witcher
Johnson
Fabio
Pueblo
Oatestay
Lue
Bauter
Messger
Raymond L. Bauter
Sterling
Witcher
Ue Grand Jury
Sauter
Executive Department
Mandstory
Bayve
Sauler
Fort Morgan
Metzger
Halil
Wasl Rau
Major League Baseball rundown with scattered results
A terse baseball wire summary lists National League games with Pittsburgh at New York and Brooklyn, plus American League notes from Detroit and Washington. Mentions pitchers Hearn Westrum MacDonald Dickson Mueller McCullough and late innings. Slight irregularities in team spelling and line breaks reflect OCR issues on a minor schedule brief.
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New York
Pittaburgh
Hearn
Westrum
MacDonald
Dickson
Mueller
McCullough
Trenton
Brooklin
Detroit
Washliston
Houttenay
Swift
Bearden
Okrie
Twinight
Carr to Speak in Greeley Before Primary
Ralph Carr is slated to address attendees in Greeley on September 7 as part of a series of state dinner talks ahead of the Republican primary. The event, sponsored by Carr for today and other committees, plans to invite local leaders and residents. Carr expected to be released from a Denver hospital and resume a whirlwind campaign with Armannan as the gubernatorial rival, including Fort Lupton visits. Marriage licenses listed show Alling T. Quenga Alberto Valr and Tole Marin Aurora Lopes.
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Ralph Carr
Greeley
F Hall
Carr-tordayarnor
Dob Warren
Plana Nve
Alling T. Quenga
Alberto Valr
Denver
Tole Marin
Aurora Lopes
Gronby
Weather Loreal Tour Lands With Mixed Forecasts
A garbled weather note hints at a tour landing with dates Thursday and Friday. It references temperatures around 48 and locations including Colorado, Wyoming, and New Mexico, but the details are unclear and partially nonsensical.
Truman Outlines Korea War Peace and Foreign Policy
President Truman, at a news conference, said no need to retain Formosa after Korea peace, expects no major Chinese intervention, and left open whether UN forces will reach the 38th parallel. He criticized longshoremen over loading Russian cargo, dismissed plans for more Western Germany occupation troops, and urged congressional support for development aid while avoiding election forecasts.
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Washington
Truman
Korea
Zromsn
Stiewa
Douglas MacArthur
Formosa
MacArthur
Red China
United Nations
38Th Parallel
Japan
New York
None
Cromin
Germany
Ulragathen
Wind Delivers Heaviest Punch in Florida Town
A hurricane named Liat struck inland near Mobile Alabama and caused damage at Panama City Florida with high winds tearing a dock and beach property. Mayor Carl Gray said 2,500 people evacuated to Red Cross shelters. a tornado-related injury was reported and several homes wrecked.
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Orleans
Mobile
Als
Panama City
Fla
Carl Gray
Nastal Tesort
Florida
Ead
Hed Croas
Apalachicula
Pla
Weatherreau
San Juan
Puerto Rino
Martinique
Luliga
Atlantia
Bermata
Crash East of Ault Involving Farm Truck and Wagon
A farm truck driven by Evaredt Noreen, 37, of Route cue, Ault, sustained about 5000 dollars in damage after a collision on state highway 14 near Ant. The opposing Jeep Warren Wagon, driven by Veto J Hill, 61, near Love-Tard, had about 100 dollars in damage. No injuries reported. Patrohman Philip Baer indicated both vehicles were being cast and the crash occurred as Noreen attempted a left turn while Ail started to pagA.
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Evaredt Noreen
Ail
Paga
Norean
Tennis star Nancy Chatton shocks Wimbledon crowd in upset
Twenty one year old Nancy Chatton of Vermont Cult upsets Wimbledon champion Lanive Trough at Wimbledon by defeating her 7 6 in a tiebreak to reach the quarterfinals of the national team championship. Mine Chatter, indoor champion, advances to the quarterfinals as well.
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Misa Brough
Hila
Nancy Chatton
Vettura
Cult
Chao Monshipa
Lanive
Trough
Fieverly
Calif
Mine Chatter
Hue
Auartertinele
Sugar Campaigns in Weld Will Be Slightly Longer
The Windsor Greeley and Maton Great Western factories will run longer campaigns this fall due to higher acreage. Albert M Watson Windsor manager says Windsor will operate 4 days and 10 days shorter than last year. Windsor harvest expected at 3 847 acres up from 242 in 1949. Greeley Eaton factories plan 10 day campaigns. both ran 76 days last year. Eaton acreage rises to 17 750 from 13 880 last year. district forecasts 128 000 tons of beets vs 286 000 tons last year. Eaton may yield about 26.4 tons per acre. Greeley 180 000 tons expected this fall. per acre 16.01. Fielden in three factory district take first pre-harvest sampler Thursday.
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Windsor
Greeley
Maton
Great Western
Albert M. Watson
Eaton
John D. Edmleton
Edtinton
Gecelos
Fielden
Dia
Egypt Demands Agenda Expansion at UN Security Council
Egyptian delegate Mahmoud Fawzi Dey denounces attempts by Soviet and communist blocs to jam the Security Council agenda. He cites proposals to add the Greek issue and a new complaint by Red China over bombing in Manchuria, warning the council risks a "Swan Song" if current course continues.
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Egypt
Attec
Runsia
Security Council
Gresee
Mahmoud Fawz Dey
Jakob A. Malik
Fawsl
Secauon
Matik
Red Ching
Pawel
Adams Urges Watering Hours Remain Same
General City Superintendent Nyal Ailanis said the city has enough water to keep reservoirs full but urged watering hours stay unchanged. An agreement with the Annte River Commission allows daily river draw of up to 18 percent of capacity. removing hours could force the city to rely on river allotment.
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Nyal Ailanis
Annte River Commission
Apoll
Jenity
Plane Crash in Egypt Kills All 55 Aboard
Cairo reports a Trans World Airlines Constellation from Bombay to New York crashed after takeoff from Farouk field, north of Cairo, killing all 66 aboard. Among victims were 18 Americans and 5 crew members. notable passengers included MIT Dean Floyd Moore Baker and Egyptian star Liliane Cohen. Crew listed with pilot Walton Webb and navigator Harley Hackett. The crash occurred at 1 30 p m Cairo time. rescue teams worked into the afternoon.
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Cairo
Transworld
Constellation
Teporta
Bombay
New York
Gairo
Farouk Field
Goa
Eneseeng
Ildia
Rome
Lwo
Inia
Liliane Cohen
Jde Camella
Lana Turner
Denverites Die in Crash on Highway 6
Two Convar men died three miles northeast of Darby Colorado when their car collided with a vehicle driven by Gene Rutherford of Golden. Rutherford was uninjured and jailed at Brighton after failing a sobriety test. The fatalities raise the state traffic toll to 246 for the year.
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Darby
Colo
Ags
Convar
Here
James Trudean
Edward Connar
Wehway Patrol
Denver
Gene Rutherford
Golden
Rutherford
Brighton
VEW Elects Ralls Chicago Aug 31
VEW delegates choose a new national leader at Chicago August 31. Charles Halla of Woodinville Washington and Halla, a veteran of Provisional Ward, receive elevated status amid veteran vote. Cigile Lewis of Plattsburg New York and Frank Hijtan of Wyolasing Pennsylvania are named senior officers by unanimous consent.
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Chicago
Charles ¢ Halla
Woodlnyilte
Waala
Ie Vetarton
Porvign Wark, Talla
Nanlor
Tell Harry Louie Tells His Critics
Louis Johnson urges any critic to take complaints to President Truman and defends his defense stewardship amid calls for his resignation. Johnson speaks to a House member and broadens the audience for his defense. Truman says he is not embarrassed by Johnson and wants him to stay on the job despite criticism.
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Harry
Louie
Washington
Louis Jotneon
Hin
Truman
Acheson
Johnaom
Atep
House
Rep
Siurelin
Johnson
VFW seeks ouster of Johnson and Acheson
The Veterans of Foreign Wars at its 53rd national encampment in Chicago urged President Truman to remove two cabinet members, Defense Secretary Louis Johnson and Secretary of State Dean Acheson, adopting a resolution for new leadership. Only five delegates opposed the measure among about 4,000 in attendance.
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Chicago
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Navy presumes five more dead in Benevolence loss
Navy reports the Benevolence hospital ship sinking toll later rising to 28 with 18 confirmed dead after a collision with the freighter Mary Guckenbach in dense fog off San Prauvisco. Coast Guard investigators continue examining crew as rescue tallies shift.
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San Prauvisco
Navy
Mary Guckenbach
Denis
Mouanville
Coast Guard
Collinfun
Al Rogers Wins Pike's Peak Trials First
Colorado Springs August 31 Al Rogers wins the Pike's Peak Trials as 22 entered 18 finished. A notable upset is Lou Unser from Colorado whose custom car suffered a cut tire near Glen Cove, costing time but he still completed the course.
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al Rogers
Colorado Springs
AE Taxera
Pikes Peak
Tony
Uiita
Bisalle
Louly Unser
Colorado
Suzelags
Atmos
Unser
Glen Cove
Inter
Yo Tina
Flash Fire Destroys Lucerne Spud Warehouse
A flash fire sparked by a welding torch gutted the Lucerne spud warehouse causing about 225000 dollars in damage. Fire crews fought the blaze for hours with Efforts aided by nearby departments and the Lucerne depot and rail lines escaped damage.
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Lucerne Spud
Controls Bill Nears Compromise On Anti-Inflation Plan
Washington reports that the House-Senate conference on broad anti inflation legislation nears a final compromise. Lawmakers expect a deal by nightfall and aim for presidential action tomorrow night. A dispute remains over extending the bill for one or two years as security resources board requests.
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Washington
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Tengu
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Waront
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Elethin
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Mirror Enterprises Syndicate
Los Angeles
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Adams
MIT
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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al Dhabran
Saudi Arabia
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Derek Owen William
Harry Richard Wooda
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Harley 5. Hackett
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Cight
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Helmia
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Paul F. Tigh
VEW
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Spud
Lucerne
Eaton Fire Department
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Eaton Volunteer Fire Department
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Lucerse
Victor Kindslater
Adolph Engel
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YFW
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Vinson
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Heraney
Selective Service Director
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Laverne Polatn Crowe
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Dave Miller
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Neecelyss Dramon
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Pinny
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Gracley Department
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Seed Growers Association
Highway 85
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Grawley
Charles Shugart
Railway Express
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Keith Ratte
Lacorno
Mnt Tivasoll Clark
Tuith Mayarani
Clark
Mila Onat
Elinor Salveare le
Bil Pearaona
Maager
George Mbl
Rudy Khiy
Peirge
Warlier
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Maybank
W. Stuart Symington
Security
Todouccen
Nak
Noth Symigton
Symington
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