Greeley Ranks High In State Wholesale and Retail Volume
A Colorado census shows Greeley second in per capita retail volume and among top cities for total wholesale value. Denver Pueblo Colorado Springs Fort Collins Grand Junction and Trinidad follow in various rankings. Cheyenne tops per outlet and per capita measures among cities over 40,000, with Greeley noted for large store volumes and concentration in shopping centers.
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Chamber of Commerce
Aley
Colorado
Greeley
Denver
Pueblo
Aga
Boulder
England
Fort Collins
Grand
Western Slope
Englewood
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Littleton
Tiaz
Gresley
Colorado Springs
Hughewood
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Grand Junction
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Salvation Army Christmas Market Plans Outlined
Captain Gerald Clayton announced Salvation Army efforts on Street to provide meals and shelter. The group will operate at the Christy or Christian Work site on Ninth Street and Eighth Avenue with opening events near Eighth Street and Ninth Street. Volunteers will staff the Army office at 27 Avent Street to assist those in need.
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Christies Keten
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Beale
Eighth Yee
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Ninth Street
Eighth Avenue
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Salvation Army
Basatin Army
Avents Street
Weather Local for 24 Tours Ending at 1 A
Fr iday partly cloudy with highs near 44 and lows around 23. Northwest winds bring scattered light snow flurries in northern mountains and western areas. Snow flurries spread to northern regions late Friday into Saturday, with colder conditions in the west and north and windy conditions in the east.
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MacArthur Aide Says Atom Bomb Not Needed
New Tokyo report quotes Maj. Gen. Charles A. Willoughby stating that United Nations forces in northwest Korea are not desperate enough to warrant use of the atomic bomb. He said the Eight Army situation is stabilizing and that the offensive remains a question of timing, with Allied forces prepared to counter the Reds when necessary.
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MacArthur
United Nations
Korea
Charles A. Willoughby
Truman
Willoughby
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Eorga
Yalu
Nanchuria
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Chines Reda
Manthorian
Korer Jy
V. S. News and World Report
UN Assembly Urged to Address Korean Crisis and Atomic War Fear
New York delegates pushed the United Nations to take up the Korean crisis amid fears of atomic war. The assembly convened amid heavy calls for intervention to remove Chinese forces in Korea as world leaders weigh options.
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Dome
Reed Provident Cts Deltrest Fund
Stassen Discusses Use of Atomic Bombs in Korea
President Stassen, a Baptist and Pennsylvania native, argues the United States should not drop atomic bombs but may justify limited use to extract troops from a North Korean trap or avert a broader war. He emphasizes moral grounds and warns against initiating nuclear conflict unless necessary to curb Soviet aggression.
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Overand
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Untty
Pannsylvania
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United States
Buonevola
National Council of the Line of Christ In the United
North Korea
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Kremlin
Staneen Weld
MacArthur Says UN Limits on Bombing Manchuria Hamper War
General Douglas MacArthur said the Korea war is critical but not hopeless, calling UN restrictions on striking the Chinese and Manchurian bases an enormous handicap. He warned the atom bomb question in Korea is sensitive and said Russia may mobilize divisions near Manchuria.
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Washington
Dec
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
United Nationg
MacArthur
News and ‘World Report
Magraine
Tokyo
Tas
Truman
Slharian
New Office Building Under Way at 911 Tenth Street
Work has begun on a two story brick veneer office building at 911 Tenth Street, adjacent to Wellington apartment and west of Start ing hotel. Built by Wellington Investment Co including Don Kinney and Lacy Wilkinkay, with Joe Johnson of Longmont, the project aims for completion by August if conditions permit. Hensel Phelps of Greeley is contractor as plans call for Kinney Loan and Finance Co. occupying the first floor and Greesby Trades Council using part of the Kinney office. second floor rental space completes the modern structure measuring 56 by 100 feet.
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Tenth Street
Wellington
Wellington Investment Company
Don Kinney
Lacy Wilkincay
Tad Wright
Greeley
Joe Johnson
Longmont
Chris Tokneen
Upving
Hensel Phelps
Kinney Loan and Finance Company
Greesby Trades Council
Kinney
Ninth Avenue
Misplaced Goods Contest Opens Monday at 6 PM
The annual misplaced merchant contest will begin Monday at 6 PM with Greeley stores unveiling the event. The chamber of commerce retail division promotes the contest with about 75 participating stores. Approximately 75 misplaced items will be found and a total of 40 dollars in cash prizes will be awarded to winners including 35 for first prize, 10 for third prize, and two prizes of 5 dollars each. Entries must be turned in to the chamber by May.
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Greeley
Christypna Wiotow Aleplays
Chamber, Or Commerce
Gresley
Mosey
Chamber of Eevee
Thpm
Orimeir
Chinese Reds Surround Parts of Marine Units
Reuters reporting from Seoul states Chinese communists surrounded elements of U S marine regiments in northeast Korea during a new 80,000 man Red drive. U S General Almond described the push as powered by eight to ten divisions, while Allied troops built a new defense north of Pyongyang. President Truman warned the UN may use the atomic bomb if necessary, hoping it won’t be required.
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Pyongyang
Truman
Washington
United Nations
U. N
Manchuria
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Fly Reservoir
U. 8
Seventh Infantry Division
Tenth Corps
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Tom Stone
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Almond
Seventh Division
Chongiln
Home Lighting Contest Opens in Greeley
Greeley residents may enter the Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored Home Lighting Contest, closing this year on December 1. John Hallgren urges entries with a completed entry blank, sent to the Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce, Box 1029, as soon as possible. Suggested themes include The Night Before Christmas and Yuletide scenes, with originality a principal judging basis.
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Greeley
Hallgren
Soviet veto blocks call for Chinese pullout from Korea
In Lake Buick, Nov 10, a U.S. security council vote failed as the Soviet Union vetoed a resolution demanding Beijing withdraw its Chinese Communist troops from Korea. The veto marks a setback for Western efforts in the United Nations to curb Chinese involvement.
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Lake Buccs
Calon
Attlee to Meet Truman on Korean Crisis in Washington
British Prime Minister Attlee will fly to Washington to confer with President Truman on the Korean crisis and other matters. Paris indicated Rene Pleven might join talks, with Attlee and Schuman to meet before Attlee departs. Attlee said the United Kingdom seeks full consultation with UN members before any atomic bomb decision.
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Attlee
Washington
Truman
Paris
Foreign Office
Rene Pleven
Pleven
Robert Schuman
White House
Charles Ross
Experien
Atlee Masinala
Rosa
State Department
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Attlea
Ross
Britain
United Nations
House of Commons
United States
Bellah
Farm Bureau Expects 2200 Members in Weld County Drive
Weld County Farm Bureau aims to reach 2200 members by December 2 as the annual drive continues. Office results show 1659 members at opening and 230 volunteers working the campaign. Top workers, including Blogg and Bla, earn a free trip to the national convention in Dallas December 11 to 15. Colorado Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting at the Albany Hotel in Denver December 4 with Weld County slated to send 38 delegates.
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Weld Bureaw
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Bureau
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Bla
Dallas
Tex
Colorado Farm Bureau
Albany
Danver Dac
Weld County
Art Anderegn
Eatoala
Truman Seeks 18 Billion More for Military Cash
President Truman asked Congress for an immediate 18 billion dollars for military needs, on top of 30 billion already committed, to back a potential Korea action and bolster armed forces. White House discussions noted high total armament funding could rise further, with draft and industry mobilization topics among debated options.
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Korea
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Intry
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Army drafts February call totals fifty thousand men
Washington reports the army issued a February draft call for 50 000 men, increasing total draft requests since September to 3 000 000. The initial 50 000 in September was followed by similar figures in October, with November and January adjustments. Officials cite officer shortages and wartime strain as factors affecting allocations.
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CROP Dedicates Car of Wheat At Nunn On Saturday
The Nunn Garry Purcell CROP committee with Windsor will dedicate a carload of wheat at 11 a m Saturday in Nunn. Windsor shifted plans from barley to wheat after Rev Fred Heydel was informed barley Acceptance was not possible this year. Windsor contributed 490 bushels, joining about 600 bushels from the Nunn-Care-Purcell CROP groups, with Alan Wade and Rev John Wade as chairs. The dedication will be attended by Windsor and Nunn-Care-Purcell reps and CHOP committee members.
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Garry Purcell
Windsor
Fred Heydel
Oscar Low
Harley
Nunn Carr Porerll
Tey
Dfeydel la Chete- Alan
Windsor Crop Committee
John Wade
Sunn-Care-Purcell Group
Windsor and
Nunn-Care-Purcell
Uncle of Mrs. Davis Dies in Denver
George H. King uncle of Mrs. Davis of Denver died at St Anthony's hospital age 70. A nationally known handwriting expert, he testified as an authority in Colorado courts. Funeral 10:30 Saturday at Ollager Memorial Speer Boulevard burial at Fairmount. Mrs Davis left Denver Friday.
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John
Davis
St. Anthony's Hospital
Denver
King
Colorado
Ayanne
Davia
Ollager
Speer Boulevard
Burius
Fairmount
Knox Sherrill Elected VP of National Council of Churches
The Rt Rev Henry Knox Sherrill of Griswold Connecticut was chosen as vice president of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Rev Sherrill, 60, has led the Protestant Episcopal Church and served on the president's commission on civil rights.
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Cleveland
Dec
Henry Knox Sharrill
Grasuwick
Conn
National Council of the Churches of Christ
United States of America
Rev
Sherrill
President
Commission On Civil’ Rights
Baker Seeks Liquor License Law Change
Secretary of State George Baker proposes bills to allow felons to obtain liquor licenses 15 years after conviction if they avoid further crimes. He asks the legislative reference bureau to draft the measure and to extend the 15 day limit for notifying violators, aiming to tighten punishment and target actual license holders.
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Frenter
George Baker
Baker
Consit
Asher
Sloan Receives Interior Gold Medal for Service
North Platts Nebraska December 1 interior department gold medal winner is William Warne Sloan of Billings Montana. Sloan authored the Sloan plan for multipurpose Missouri River basin development and coauthored the Picksonian plan for reclamation. Also notes Taras price named football coach at Texas university with a $13000 salary.
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William &. Warne
Interior Department
Witlam Glenn Sloan
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Mont
Sloan
Mixcouri
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Tioan
Missouri Basin Feld Committee
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