Koo reports communist toll in China crisis
Dr Wellington Koo, in a dispatch from Washington, cites nationalist government figures claiming 186000 killed by communists in Kiang province before May 1953 and 2700000 displaced, 190000 dead, with $620 million in losses. He describes land seizures, destroyed property, and mass refugee flows as evidence of communist threat ahead of Beijing’s influence.
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Washington
Comuyaleen
Gide
Wellington Koo
Nonserooda
Pibliahod Hery
Koc
China
Acnava
Govarm
Kiangs
Alan
Paysona
Leon
Kiangat
Shanghai
Koo Sns
Communist Organization
Tna
Hoapa
Koo
Moscow
Decision by Roberts for the Germans
Umpire Roberts ruled in Germany's favor in a German American market case reopened after new evidence. The commission, including Chandler Anderson and Wilhelm Kiesselvrich, split 2 to 1 with the new decision favoring Germany. The case centered on the Lehigh Valley Railroad Back Ton terminus and Kingsland NJ plant prior to US entry into WWI.
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Waanington
Owen J.roberts
Commieason
Germany
Dave Tom
Kingsmud Cnnes
Chandler Anderson
Wilhelm Kiesselvrch
Building Permits Lag in Greeley Last Month
Building permits in Greeley showed a low level last month with an estimated new building cost of 3115 dollars. Entries include Harmon Latt garage at 1629 Tenth Avenue for 125 dollars, W J Abrend garage addition at 1502 Laventt Avenue for 75 dollars, WB Hickman porch at 1622 Eleventh Avenue for 225 dollars, Hoffman and Olson service station at Sixth Street and Highth Avenue for 2300 dollars, Hoffman and Olson new garage at Fifth Avenue and Fittesuth Street for 455 dollars, Kilward Marajas deed?ing on North Sixth Wynette for 75 dollars.
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Greeley
Harmon Latt
Tenth Avenue
W. J. Abrend
Laventt Avenue
WB. Hickman
Elefith Avenue
Hoffman and Olson
Sixtt Street
Highth Avenue
Hoffman and
Olzon
Frelfth Avenue
Fittesuth Street
Kilward Marajas
Deel
Sng
North Sixth Wyentte
Women to Launch Campaign Against Prohibition
The women's national committees for law enforcement and allied organizations plan a campaign to repeal the wartime alcohol restrictions and stand against abstinence and prohibition. Mrs. Peabody stated it is the sworn duty of the president and Congress to uphold repeal, while William TilLau pledged to affirm the committee's stance against prohibition at a December 12 event.
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Associated Press
Washington
W. Peabody
Palin
Ims
Oil Transfers Supplementa Lease Agreement Details
A summary of a historic oil lease transfer noting a Texas company’s lease terms agreed between parties including a $2,268 cash payment and a royalty share. The description covers specific land parcels, fractional interests, and the involved individuals such as LG Terry Weld Parr Greatey Mirly and others, outlining various one sixty fourth and sixty fourth interests across multiple sections and ranges, with names and places linked to the transfer.
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Agees
Andrew Lruehus
Isndoyners
Texas
Mineradeca
Terry Ot Weld
Parr of
Greatey
Mirly
Gharina FL Wheeler
Buckingham Royalty Company
METRY
L. G. Torry
T. HB
Duckinghaw
Gurhinghaw
Terry
Cowrth
Y. Hedmon
Ilaball
Milley
Oklatame City
Bigacd A. Buy
Logan
Cavilty
Sterling
Woh
Gyr
Hobbs
Weld
Jeten Mesanous
C.D. Blinmons
Edgar A
Ein
Ricer
Wielo Ve
Watts
Stavnz
Smathers
GC. Lytite
Elections Held to Fill Vacancies in Student Offices
Elections were held at Colorado State teachers college to fill class offices and student positions. Kaihryn Boyum was elected secretary of the junior class, Disle Lee Filcklager and Fred Gooé as junior class representatives, Alvertia Stewart as treasurer of the senior class, and Audrey Caton as senior class rep. Also notes a University of Denver football schedule for 1992 with seven Rocky Mountain games.
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Colorado State ‘Teachers College
Kaihryn Boyum
Disle Lee Filcklager
Fred Gooé
Alvertia Stewart
Audrey Caton
Denver
University of Denver
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Colorado Angles
Utah Agetes
Colorado College
Brigham Young University
Dian Univerests
University At Conrado
Mover
Ila
Preliminary Armament Talks Involve World Leaders
Informal discussions on dismissing arms and restoring German participation in a future disarmament conference took place in Gilcrest. Key figures like Nariman Dusty and Konrad von Neurath were mentioned, with schedules indicating gatherings at a high school and community events, including a December 2 district contest.
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Germiany
Nariman
United States
MarDnvald
Great Brita
Bronmferdierlot
Princetui Ula Hesed
Haly
Konstantin von Neurath
Germany
Hevtla
Atonday
Johax
Windap
How the Story Grew Chosen by Weld County Beers Contest
The play How the Story Grew was selected by Gilereat in Weld County as the county dramatic contest entry. Cast includes Louiss Hamneipan Virginia Timothy Trisciix Stephens Mutriel Noolt Marlo Hieren Virelma Petersen Jene Fnodgruey Dorothy Reid Josephine Anerson. The play was presented Saturday November 25 at the P. T. Aebill.
Public Service Will Spend $1,100,000 in ’30 Improvements
Denver December 3 plans for expenditure of 1,100,000 for construction and rehabilitation by Public Service Company of Colorado were announced. The Boulder hydro plant near Boulder will receive about 225,000 for rebuilding the station and expanding capacity. Other improvements on the system total 175,000 and cover transformers, poles, substations, transmission lines, and service additions.
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Public Service
Denver
Public Service Company of Colorado
Cimrety
Bran Nord
Boulder
Henbilar
Ion Improvements
Aitvout
Transmiselones
Nual Exten Re
Grand Fm
Bofore
Prison Engineer Suspended Over Shells Found in Office
James F. Peters, a Colorado state prison engineer, was suspended after a box of 22 caliber shells was found in a desk drawer in the builder’s office. He admitted ownership but claimed the shells were only inside the prison as he prepared to take them home.
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James F. Peters
Colorado State
Builer Honge
Prierg
Warter Hoy
Ellher
Petere
Italy Agrees on Four Month Extension of Ship Truce
Italy and allied powers reach a four month extension of the ship truce amid German refusal to join. The League of Nations notes the extension does not apply to ships contracted for or laid down before it took effect. Secretary Stimson’s proposed extension aims to foster a conducive atmosphere for the Geneva disarmament conference. In other news, Gomez and two others received suspended day-felonies for a 1930s theft in Eaton. unrelated notes advise restoring copper luster with whiting and raw potato treatment.
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Aavélatal
Wishington
Italy
Germany
League of Nations
Allipa
Maly
Secratary Stimson
Geneve
Denver Potatoes and Produce Market Reports
Denver and Chicago market items summarize potato shipments, dairy and produce prices, and cattle feedstock details. Notable figures include Denver and Omaha price notes, with livestock values and week-to-week changes across multiple commodities.
Greeley Elks Win Two Games at Carr Friday
Greeley Elks swept Carr, Colorado, defeating the Antelopes 48 to 12 in the first game and winning the second by a similar margin. Merle Ogle, Jim Calling, Jack Watking, and Merle Dorsett led the visitors as coach Pete Butler oversaw the squad’s extended schedule.
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Greeley Elks
Carr Fri
Pete Butler
Frank Net
Mm Cuanager
Greeley Club
Health Program at Horace Mann School Teaches Healthy Eating
A Thursday health program at Horace Mann School featured a classroom presentation on different foods. Students read about vegetables and fruits, acted in a healthland dream sequence, and performed songs. The event listed numerous students and their food choices, ending with health songs sung by the cast.
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Childred
Jaine Wright
Horace Mant School
Afteenden
Heaithland
Idhaelion
Aust
McCant- Fillo
Roalyre
Geo
Amher
Dougld Newton
Margaret HM
Virginia Manenowall
Lois Johnean
Sela Levine
Warnar
Jean Dillon
Charles Willinm
Healthland
Jack Neill
Margaret Kul
Warker Brewer
Gordon Honehens
Gler
Bauder
James Farr
Peak
Tirete Forbes
Yvonne Delaney
Virginia Dalnewald
Hranes
Mabert Morehead
Naurs
Clyde Kerns
Kansas City Grain Close Figures From Market Quotes
Kansas City grain prices show Dec wheat at 39.56, May 42 percent, July 42.44. corn Dec 22 percent, May 25 percent, July 24.24. No. 2 white oats quoted 18 and 19 nominally. Chicago grain quotes list wheat Dec 43.5, May 47.7, July 47.5. corn Dec 22.4, May 27.4, July 29.4. oats Dec 17.4, May 41.7, duty 17.4.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Associated Press
Nec
Water Conference on Technical Questions
Officials from Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming met to discuss irrigation and water availability on the North Platte River. The engineers board and representatives explored technical questions affecting river flow and regional water supply.
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Associates Press
Chayenus
Wys
Tri State
Board of Etgineets
Nebraske
Calatade
Wyoming
North Platte River
Four Early Games Booked by Bears at Jackson Field
The Bears schedule four early games at Jackson Field with opponents including Colorado College at Greeley and Brigham Young, South Dakota, Wyoming, Mines, and New Mexico State listed for dates in October and November, per teachers college calendar.
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Bears
Jackson Field
Hera
Teachers College
Denver
Western State
Gunnison
Iran
Colorado
Greeley
Brigham Young
South Dakota
Wyoming
Mines
Golden
New Mexico Univerity
Albuquerque
Veteran Quartyreon Dies In Colorado Pioneer’s Burial
Eugene P. Lamb, noted Colorado pioneer, died this week and was buried Saturday in a private cemetery near Latimer County. Lamb operated the joint quarry business for fifteen years and was a familiar figure in local industrial circles.
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Quartyreon
Eugene P. Lamb
Colorado
Ganon
Latimer
Jrons
Yrara
Steve
Tiv College
Hurst
For Rent Ad Fragment
Fragmentary rental notice shows a two month term for an apartment with heating and adult occupants. Readable bits indicate a description missing full details and contact info.
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Arizona
Texas Ranger
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By Fred Locher
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Wilbur Wright
Ruth Nichole
Aviatria
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Orville Wright
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the Navy
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Wayne Oster
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Doye Ane
Thely Protema
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Nortos Tristan
Misa Feat Yoong
Gilcrest
Hilt School
Margaret Johnson
Ralgh Harmer
Norton Truntman
Grettarsllen
Wessareta
Ty Mirlem
Goméx
Gomez
Eaton
Minnor
Court of Justice
Atkinson
Maten
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Leverters
Lita Lundgren
Grayland
Wash
Associated Fries
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Td Howe
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Choice Fed
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Hoga
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Omaha
Atocker
Ategen
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Rgpudne Seh Co
Lunar
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Eholec
Horace Mann
Bjork Express
E. M. Salamavee
Route 4
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G. L. Bickel
Fourteenth Avenue
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