Blockade of Red China Coast Discussed by Leaders
President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee reportedly considered a blockade of the Red China coast if the UN loses in Korea. Informants say they weighed tough measures and cautioned against appeasement while seeking a settlement that avoids extended war.
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Red China Coast
Attlee
Korea
John M. Hightower
Tivashington
Dec
Prasi-Dent
Prine
Truman
Hie
Mulbforned
Getula
Secoudry
Binte Acheson
Ioan
Tommorrow
United States
Atleo Shitnjgelt
Red China
United
Atlea
B. WN
Kacea
Europe
Colorado GOP Spends $65,806 in 1940 Campaign
The Colorado Republican Central Committee reports spending 65,308 in the 1940 general election. It cites reconciled totals of 69,150 with a 4,943 surplus. Democratic committee records show 19,688 expenditures and a 16,049 outlay, leaving a 2,692 deficit. Major outgoes include newspaper ads and radio advertising. Governor-elect Thornton’s account lists 6,823 with additional school-related expenses and other items filed with the secretary.
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Denver
Dec
Republican Central
Champaign
Central
Te! Baunenn
U.O.P
Tan ‘Thernton
Athbe
Jahan
Schouilt
Dean Stanley Named Assistant in Special Services for Schools
Dean Stanley has been employed as an assistant in the Creeley district's department of special services. Wendell KL Beard, director of the department, said Stanley will oversee transportation of food to Carve and Frank schools. The department covers 1,290 students with 170 at Carnavon. weather and other factors reduced daily meals to 40 at Franki. Beard noted the program aims to deliver meals to Greenley schools, but storage limits hinder larger purchases.
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Tean Stansley
Leen
Creeley Andaoldintrict
Department of Special Services
Wendell KL Beard
Stanley
Stanley Wlao
Dear
Carnavon
Frankit
Meaker
Greeley
Beard
Santa and the Cowboy fourth chapter on page 19
The fourth chapter of the Christmas adventure series Santa and the Cowboy appears on page 19 today.
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Peria Rlary
Santa and the Cowboy
Snow and Cold Hit Midwest and South in Widespread Storm
An early December storm brought heavy snow and frigid temperatures to the Midwest and parts of the South, with subzero readings in the South and snow depths up to 28 inches in Minnesota. The system disrupted travel, left thousands without gas, electricity, or phone service in Kansas City, and caused two cold deaths in Texas and multiple fatalities in Tennessee and Iowa as bitter weather spread toward the south and east.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Arkansas
Alabam
Mid West
Duluth
Buh
Lake Ganevl
Mississippi Valley
Parlor
Kentucky
Tennessee
Nota
Ie Eard
Prew
Memphis
Nestville
Newfound Gap
Great Smokies
Melisa
Great Lakes
Florida
Gulfet
Ohile
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Ark
Ataret Belt
Kansas
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Wat
Ted Croas
Texas
Qué
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Mie
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Bar
Dreraburg
Tern
Okenial
Memphia
Towa
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo Fide Ang Wool Company
Minnesota
Aushways
Twin Cities
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St. Paul
Caldweat
Sfelit
Dickingon
N. D
Ghalran
Neb
Lammond
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Tiny
Tackson
Misa
Hiss Conviction Upheld by Court
A court upholds the conviction of Whitana Chit berg, a courier for a prewar Boylot nny bie, in a high profile case involving misapplied charges and a delayed appeal. The ruling affirms the prior decision despite defense arguments and related pouts.
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Hiss
New York
dUger Tiss
Stita Dupartment
Efficli
Ehurga
Ganfly Way
Whitana Chitberg
Ghidkon
Two Soldiers Nabbed In Cheyenne Extortion Plot
In Cheyenne a trap for would be extortioners ended with two soldiers detained. Joe T Holland of Colahus Wise and Alfred O Neill of Clemens Mick allegedly plotted to extort ten thousand dollars from Mrs Ralph Clarkson. Authorities say both men planned a 6000 dollar split each.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Dee
FBI
Joe T. Holland
Cola Hus
Wise
Hed Pigne
Ralph Clarkson
Alferd O'Neil
Clemens
Mick
O'Neal
Lingela Highway
Here
Holland
Eyhance
Ginrienan
Clarkson
U.S
Frontier Villa
Tivagell P. Mrnner
PRT
Denver
Dony
Shinwell Warns of Still Harder Tidings from Korea Front
Shinwell warns of tougher news from the Korean front as withdrawal questions loom. He notes uncertainty about future actions by Chinese intervention and United Nations forces, with estimates of 270,000 Chinese troops saved and 100,000 more in reserve.
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Shinwell
Land
Tefensa Mhistur Exvanuet Shlwell
Coninens
Armeriein
Korea
Heald Lhe House
U. N
Job openings in Gresley area attract 1,007 applicants
In Gresley area, Ayoton Mailled reports 1,007 applicants for 1,007 job openings with 141 in specific agricultural portions and 167 in other sectors. The firm notes details on applicants, with 871 veterans and 172 in years of experience. The report covers a broad pool and regional demand.
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Gresley
Ayoton
Adunisan
Aianager
Coorgy
Thunday
Adina
Melilla
Anewala
Weather forecast for a midweek period with several unsettled days
The report outlines a three day period with inconsistent temperatures and changing conditions. It mentions a high around 28 to 30 and a low near 8 to 12 degrees, with chances of wind and rain showing on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Tvent
Colorado
Warner
Korea Defense Lined Formed, Wonsan Lost
A chaotic battlefield report outlines a new Korea Defense line 25 miles north of Pyongyang as U S forces and Korean units attempt to blunt a large Chinese Red Expeditionary Force advancing inland from the Yellow Sea. Casualties and movements near Changjin reservoir, Hungnam, Wonsan, and Wanada are described amid a broader air and sea evacuation and guerrilla readiness along the Sea of Japan.
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Tokyo
Pyongyang
Korea
Yellow Sea
U.S. Eighth Army
Yong Add Witler
Mancharia
Eighth Army
Walton H. Walker
Ute
Doughbaye
Chauslin
Duc
Koren
Chineae Reds
Ufe
Changjin
Olera
Suyta
Mate
Hungoam
U. S. Ith
U. S. Baventh Wild Citra Division
Caaital
Q. N
Arens
Sea of Japan
Xarvison
Wan+ada
U. S
Yungnam
Hmohung
U. N
Brighth Acory
Tan
Ted
Chines
Mauchwini
Franta
Postmaster's Nomination Reported in Washington Dispatch
Washington dispatch notes a postmaster nomination sent to Bennin Pranche T Adu Givingston Mol on December 7. The terse item records a formal nomination process and names several entities, signaling a governmental appointment step.
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Washington
Chest totals show community drive short of goal
Greeley Community Chest totals reach 25306 with 26326 target. Elmer Gillespie, general chairman, reports a deficit of 993 and urges all unreported workers and local firms to contribute. The board hopes donations will close the gap by Friday. missing contributions may trigger further steps.
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Greeley Community Chest
Gilluunia
Lloyd Midred
Aenaies
Chennai
Vitania
Gillespie Gol
Honevard
Jude
Government Asks Gold Be Given 25-Year Term
Government asks for a 25 year term for gold related case involving Philadelphia judge McGranary. Text shows distorted words but indicates a court action and a long sentence request. Details on parties or exact charges are unclear in the damaged OCR.
Arlene Strate Wins Misplaced Goods Contest
Arlene Strate of 1119 North Street Te the aytiner wins the Misplaced Goods Contest with 20 dollars. Rex Chamburkin earns second prize 15 dollars, Tedwird Bevales third and Mrs Elmner Kercher fourth. A 3rd prize goes to Viola Mattison. Clerks and judges from the Greeley Chamber of Commerce and Colorado State College select winners based on misplayed items and neatness.
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Clink J. Mayer
Gresley Chamber of Commerce
Ralph E. Johnston
Beth Long
William F. Hartman
CSCE
Arlene Strate
Robert Idiune
Arleng Strate
Nto Street
Rex Chamburkin
Tedwird Bevales
Agadue
Elmner Kercher
Greeley
Viola Mattison
Nitaleet
Clint J. "Mayer
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Winare
Witlaw Jiarhinan
Jim BL Johuston
Tet Langail
Ue Colorado Stutn College of Fieeioy
Uuing
Che Winiere
Atoree
Senate Extends Federal Rent Controls 60 More Days
Washington reports the Senate voted 56 to 28 to extend federal rent controls for 60 days beyond the current term. A House vote is expected later today as lawmakers debate extending for 90 days into 1951 or until March 31.President Truman urged a Wednesday extension to allow the new Congress to craft updated rent legislation in response to the Korean war and defense needs. Senator Taft opposed, arguing wage price controls were already sufficient.
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Washington
Senate
Stouge
Semale
Troon
Congress
Taft
Ohio
Trimanud Rol
Casualty Toll in Korea Rises Amid War Updates
Washington December reports the US defense department tallies 3,088 killed and 22,447 wounded in Korea. Updated figures show 6,007 total deaths and 4,934 missing or presumed dead since the war began. More casualties were reported last week as most deaths occurred in combat zones.
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Washington
Dee
Korea
Woday
Tall
Din Tionagh
Tosnes
Nethan
Whan
U. A
Ie Milsang
Privanare
State Pays Aged 3 Millions in Pensions in 1950
Welfare Director Tar M. Kouns released figures showing the 1950 pension outgo may reach 42 million dollars with federal receipts adding to the total. He estimated actual receipts to the pension fund at 24 million, plus an anticipated two million more by month end, totaling about 48 million. The balance after December pensions stands at approximately 15.09 dollars per beneficiary.
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Denver
Tar M. Kouns
Wouns
Perennis
Draft Board Debate Over Induction And A Bomb Use
Helena Mont Det L M two county draft members threaten resignation if the army uses the A bomb amid Korea defense. Gov Bonner says he called mobilization akin to uniting. Roosevelt County Chair Maylor says no refusal to draft volunteers, urging readiness to fight. Board member Berry advocates restraint, while others warn of political pressure and possible mass draft. Officials debate government authority and public sentiment amid looming crisis.
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Helena
Mant
Det L—M
Korea
John W. Bonner
Maylor
Roosevelt County Board
Donner
Moatiin
Michnding
Taiver
Lene
Afhorn
Tom
UN Committee Moves to Prioritize Peace Effort at Decisive Voting
The United Nations political committee voted to give top priority to the peace initiative amid tensions over Korea and China. Delegates from Yugoslavia India Indonesia and others urged faster action while the Soviet foreign minister protested the move and warned against escalation.
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UN Committee
Tran Karig
Seviek
Minnles Toen
Andee
Ernie Tees
Korea
Mike
Pei
Typheoy and
Trapani
Andibonk
Ty Koren
Routh Koved
Vayra Haldi
Czechoslovakia
U.N
Jeave
Karea
Wishingsky
Marie el Khoury
Ayia
ING
Itn Delara
Vistine Eky
Trench
Jean Chauvet
Elagh
Ios
Sispower
Vihhinaky
Hairoguetl
Dolutte
Ruasin
Koarelilan
Talon Selon
Couinte
Tce
Fou
Torah Pally,hats
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Robert Widiund
Highway 14
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Alats
Iran
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Weld County
Highway Department
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Philadalphin
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Cali
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McGranary
Arlene Strafe
Grewley
Ghstmas
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Doe
Woel Crawers
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