Conference on Korea Crisis Weighs Military Options
Reports from Washington indicate leaders discuss near term actions as Gen. Qinar pbrailley briefs President and Attlee. Britain and the United States seek a united UN response, with evacuation plans considered if necessary and a defense line assessment underway amid rapidly advancing Chinese forces in Korea.
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Washington
Liven
Fyima
Micheter
Britain
Bradley
Senate
Truman
Truman Atmwell
Attlee Lotefl
Korea
Gavahon
London Associated Frese
Ma ‘Truman
Ani Attlee
United Nations
Goo Vvant
Collimunies Chine
Unis
Autary
Europe
Russia
United States
Kracce
Lake Success
N.Y
China
Karan
Tudla
Sir Bollegn
Patt
Deahla
Imn
Javultraneene Orn Wennie
House Forvigt
Wiley
Winconsin
Rep
Eston
New Jar'eous
Priuilyad
Asida Front
Guternitation
U.N
Weetam
Ahane Lowaril
Dunkerque
Shopping hours extended before Christmas sale
All area stores will stay open until 8 40 p m on Monday nights through December 21 and again December 22 and 23, with extended hours for Christmas shopping. Local merchants encourage late evening visits to finish holiday purchases.
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Curlatmas
Alto
Kefauver Targets 41 Racketeers With Senate Warrants
Washington reports Kefauver chair of the Senate crime investigating committee secured support to arrest 41 alleged racketeers described as the nation’s principal criminals. He sought warrants from the Senate sergeant at arms and warned the men are in hiding, urging caution amid procedural delays and subpoenas yet to be served. Named include Patrick Byrne Ralph Fisher and Toni Accardo among others in Chicago New York and California.
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Washington
Seinster Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate
Kefauver
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Shely Wrrest
Ila
Mants
Tsee
Lucad
Iilitwla Agkeil
Joseph Site
Angeles
Elmer
Bones) Hemmar
Piedmont
Lucas
Audi
Twucan
Weather Local 24 Hours Ending Tuesday Night Brief
Weather report outlines precipitation and temperature trends for Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico. Forecasts show cold waves with temperatures near zero to ten above frost levels, partly cloudy conditions, snow flurries in mountains, increasing east winds, and colder conditions into Wednesday across regions with temperatures rising midweek in some zones.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Divide
New Mexico
Denver
Wish Mountains
Rockies
Ald & Hale
New Souw
Taady
Tonville Students Eye Hudson Shoot After Fire
Fragmented report details Tonville students planning to attend events in Hudson while their school, damaged by a Friday fire, seeks to resume operations. Officials weigh arrangements as national leaders discuss child and youth policy amid the crisis.
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Tonville
Hudson
Uttison
Onstant
Onville
Old Colorado Home Guard to Reactivate Battalions
Governor Walter J. Johnston plans an executive order to reactivate two battalions of the Colorado Home Guard, joining about 1,009 men. The move, amid tensions in Korea and active duty calls for Colorado National Guard, aims to free equipment from the federal government and organize the reactivation via Brig. Gen. Irving Schaefer.
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Denver
Tec
Walter Jotmgoo
Colorado Home Guard
Crrer
Irving Q. Schaefer
Knight Heads Regional Potato Chip Makers Election
Chet Knight of Spud Chips Tac Greeley was elected president of the Rocky Meuulein regional potato chip manufacturers at a Denver hotel meeting. Officers named include Hod Bannders Kuyayilly Fraok Lynch Tivyd McColis as vice president secretary and treasurer with Knight serving two years as trustee. region includes Titan Idaho Montana Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico.
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Chet Knight
Spud Chips Tac
Greeley
Rocky Meuulein
Gasmopolitan
Denver
Saluday
Hod Bannders
Cloree Club Fonds
Kuyayilly
Utah
Fraok Lynch
F. & S. Muds
Colorado
Sactige
Tivyd McColis
Colorado Potato Flake
Pan American Airways to Handle Santa Letters Again
Pan American World Airways will act as intermediary between American children and Santa Claus. Parents mail letters with return address and funds to Pan American World Airways Seattle district sales office by December 13. Letters will be forwarded to Fairbanks Alaska and mailed from the Fairbanks post office near the North Pole area.
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Pan-American
Airways
Santa Claus
Granley
Pan -American Word Airways
Agai
Saul Clove
Airlines
Pan American ‘World
Seattle
Washington
Pan American
Fairbanks
Alaske
Fairbanka
North Pole
Highway bids seek avenues through Areluleta county
The state highway department issued bids for a project on highway 172 between Ailigon and Aviles in Areluleta county. Estimated cost is R80.29 with emphasis on minority participation and gravel mud asphalt work.
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Aakea
State
Sglway Department
Bee Tighway
Ailigon
Aviles
Areluleta County
Organization Meeting for City Basketball To Be Held Thursday
City league organizers announce a meeting this Thursday to discuss team management, scheduling, and league play. Thad Ninel, director of the community amenities commission, urges all city league managers to attend and participate in the gathered discussion.
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Acity Leagule Basketball Organizatio
Dil
Thad
Ninel
Community’ Penyitles Commission
Souls
Ingayen
City Jeng Moubers
Tenma Ty Gree Lay
Nivemives Sal
Death on Colorado highway shocks Sterling region
A fatal highway crash near Sterling Colorado yesterday left a man dead and another injured. State patrol reported a 26 year old victim was ejected from a vehicle during the collision on the highway, with authorities continuing to investigate the incident and determine factors surrounding the crash.
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Hong ‘Vian
Sterling
Air Akron
Colo Hos
Pitian
Iinpact
Akron
Vila
Levy for City Property Owners in 1951 Tax Bill
A 1951 property levy summary shows Greeley owners facing 4.1 mills less than 1950, yet total tax bills rise slightly due to changes in valuations and district allocations. The report notes state and county levies at 20 mills, city levies at 147, and additional conservancy and school district amounts, with overall taxable valuation and district adjustments affecting receipts.
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Greeley
Ansassur
Homer Bruce
Breeley City
Gulnrado
Greeley Delta
Grreley
Neila
Conservancy
Terenco
Toyo
Worlen
Beethand
Windsor-Severance
Berthaud
Weld
Windsor
Excam
Severamne
General County
Tee Snape High Voltage Line Breaks Over Sand Creek
A damaged power line near Denver caused a Sand Creek outage as crews of the local utility worked to restore service. KOA radio reported the temporary loss affected several areas during peak hours while repair teams moved to reenergize the grid and ensure safety.
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Denver
Colo
Sand Creek
Elvatvienl
Wolkina
Nina
KOA
Nonvor
Thur
Reds Use Late Model UJ. $-Made Weapons
The Pentagon reports Chinese communists used late model American made weapons in actions near Korea, with 3.5 inch tanks buster and T-24 tanks among captured or repurposed gear. Officials note weapons flow from China, Japan, and Vietnam theater. The report cites Ho Chi Minh’s guerrillas and Nationalist equipment losses during retreats, estimating up to a billion dollars in aid and 80 percent of American arms in communist hands.
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Washington
Pentagon
Dushing Beck
Douglas Mace Arthurs
Korea
U.N
Russia
China
Japan
To Chi Minh
Indochina
Gon
Tha Ho
Vietnam
U.S
Wade Weyuelans
Vel Fny
Chiang Kaleshek
Formosa
United Statler
Cnmmmantet
Recon
Yala River
Farm Bureau Hears Argument on Cloud Seeding
Dover December session of the Coalorkde Farm Bureau federation discussed cloud seeding with A W Cook Denver weather bureau head opposing large scale efforts and J R Gillenwalera of Water Resources Development Corp Pasadena advocating pilots. Reichaldorfer cited weather bureau doubt while farmers urged tracking programs and regulatory boundaries. Morgan of Colorado A&M highlighted broad interest in controlling and expanding weather modification efforts.
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Dover
Dec
Coalorkde Farm Bureau Federation
Carty
A. W. Cook
Denver
J. R. Gillenwalera
Water Resourcca Development Corporation
Pasadena
Call
F. W. Reichaldorfer
Weather Bureau
Washington
Cook
Lia
Condhona
Paul Swisher
Alot Comiilas Tangy
Agriculture
Federation
Collision East of Eaton Causes Two Vehicle Damage
An accident at a Colorado highway intersection east of Eaton involved two cars. The Grover driver R. B. Taylor and the other driver Virsie Irene Roe were involved, with damage valued at 87h to f LONT sedan and $20 in a sarin. The Shire patrol office recorded the incident details as of Monday.
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Callision
Eaton
Colorado
AMS
Rts
Thamage
Shire
R. B
Taylor
Grover
Virsie Irene Roegel
Greely
Senate and House Action on Extending Rent Curbs Assied
Washington reports rapid moves in Congress to extend federal rent controls and emergency aid. The House planned a 61 day extension vote and the Senate set a 60 day extension vote for Thursday. Leaders pushed emergency aid legislation amid focus on Truman programs and broader tax and economic measures.
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Senate
House
Washington
Truman
Smaker
Sam Reyburn
Democralis
McCormack
Massachusetta
Yugavevis
Congress
Govt Contract Keeps Climax Mines Busy Five Years
New York reports government contract will keep Climax mines at capacity for the next five years. A company spokesperson said production details will follow, outlining steel garden material and supply chain steps. Lloyd Yoder, currently with KOA Denver, is noted in transition plans to a higher role.
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New York
Climax Molstierom
Coto
Ant
National Softball Tournament to Return Here
NSC officials in Chicago announced the 1931 National Softball Congress tournament will be held again at Porden Field. Gordon Forbes and John Wheeler were named tournament crowners, with Greeley named winner of the event. decision hints the next year’s date may avoid Labor Day.
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Gresley
Wugiment
Cheeail Forbes
Varlossid Greeley
NSC
Chicago
John 2. P. Wheeler
Thissday
Porden Field
Forbes
Trinidad Men Forfeit Gambling Suspects After Raid
Police report from Trinidad details a Sunday raid on a local tavern led by Chief Toha I Moover. Several men including Tam Virultvius, damon Flite, Carl F. Gundagwall, Poivente Henk falta, Carl Naccavata and a tavern owner face forfeiture actions amid gambling allegations at the Luv arn venue.
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Trinwingd
Galn
Wee
Elx
Trinidad
Trinidad Tavern
Toha I Moover
Pollee
Tam Virultvius
Damon Flite
Carl F. Gundagwall
Poivente Henk Falta
Carl Naccavata
da Diolinio
Luvarn
Storm Passes With Light Snow And Cooler Temperatures
Storms faded Monday leaving scattered snow and cooler air. Temperatures around zero to five degrees were reported in multiple towns with light snow accumulations. Western sugar factory and weather stations noted chilly conditions and easing skies as systems moved east.
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Monallertoca
Great Western Sugar Factory
Mons
Florin Jett Grentey
Rocky Mountain
L. & Birkle
Mrv
Lee Aldna
Keeneshure
T. A. Gucin
Haluwaur
Brother of Local Women Wounded in Action in Korea
A local sergeant’s brothers are reported wounded in Korea. The piece notes a Glenmore Lake area connection, mentions names Mra Jadith Molise and Nat Adan Warner, and references a seventh battalion and October dates. The report lacks full clarity but preserves the central wartime injuries and local ties.
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Korea
Mra
Myevite
Wile
Liam
Mather
Molise
Sarasa
Tad Baer
Battles swell around Pyongyang as Chinese troops advance
Reports from Tokyo and Seoul detail large Chinese forces pressing toward Pyongyang, with Allied units withdrawing under heavy air and ground pressure. Assessments note possible recapture of Pyongyang by Chinese forces, as scattered remnant troops retreat along the Tong Yang river corridor amid airfield closures and communications disruption.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Pyongyang
Gut
Yangnarda
Adenblan
Red Kovwiy
Dyongyong
Wiewoul
Phorel
Myangyauip
Oberon
Seoul
Iran
Wind
Pyongyang Alfield
City
Tyongyang
Parshap Rel
Aoshol
Tor Lumbert
Jett Pyongyang
Lambert
Touwig
Java
Limberk
Pyansyng
Phosania
Chan Wyiltow
Fe Walker
Wighthave
aKabile
Ylekaon
Mdinak Matste
He Abuthersh
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