Cole State 0 Wesleyan 51 in nonconference clash
Colorado State bears beat Wesleyan 61 to 51 after a 20 point second half surge at Gunter hall. Key contributors included Harry Wine Dale Montgomery and Tom Williams for the Bears while Pau Turpin Earl Wilson and Kerry Parkinson led Wesleyan. Officials were Herigstand and Kellogg.
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Colorado Biute
Bears
Wah
Wesleyan
Turpin
On Rose
Bob Paterson
Kerry Parkinson
Thurman Wright
Cordes
Gene Uselac
Wiliams
Lal
Uselac
Wright
Yurpin
Alsten
Ewanson
Blettlebak
F Barmond
Rane
Montgomery
Williams
Bk Haaker
Blegal
Sperry
Koeppe
Asclac
Telala
Weeleyan
Hutun
Rose
Parzingon
Peterson
Sletties
Buck J. Cole
Williama
Stewart
Peffer
Heaker
Byers
Tsing
Cale
State Ai
West Tegan
Herigstand God Kelloge
M Restaurants Break Oleo Code
Denver reports forty four Colorado and surrounding restaurants found in violation of new federal margarine rules. Wendell Vincent of the FDA says most establishments agree to comply, with notices required where butter is served and substitutes used in triangular patties. Checks extend from Montana to Texas. 1 509 sites to be visited in the district.
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Denver
Colorado
Thirt
Cates
Iata
Montana
Texas
Wall-eyed Pike-Fish Season Opens January 1 in Colorado
The state game and fish commission set January 1 as the open date for the first wall-eyed pike and white base season in Colorado, with year round fishing allowed. Restrictions include a twelve inch minimum for pike, ten fish daily limit for white bass and walleyed pike, and specific reservoir limits in southeast and northeast regions. Special winter seasons run December 16 to March 15 on select rivers in Rio Blanco and Routt counties. Daily trout hours are 4 am to 8:20 pm for 1951, with various closures and notice conditions apply.
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Denver
Dec
Colorado
State Game and Fish Couinisaton
Cleland N. Feast
Maine
Nee Grande
John Martin
Minnequa Lake
Pueblo
Sterling Reservoir
Commission
White River
Rio Blanco
Bik
Yampa Rivece
Routt
Waper
Big Creek
Jackson County
Grand Mesa National Forest
Hockey Mountain National Park
Sports Roundup Highlights Coach Prospects and College Roars
New York sports roundup notes a Whexa farm system link and a Terre Haute manager with a .300 as a player. Danny Carnevale eyed a future on the bench while predicting a bright path for Hddie Sawyer. Peter Mullinugh, sixth in the 1948 Olympic decathlon, plays basketball at Washington State. Erle Roberts died in the high jump at the Pacific Coast meet. Ed Benedicco invites NYU football staff to his Brownler farm for a long-awaited visit. Shocky Nendy hints at strategic withdrawal as he scouts Minnesota after a Norman trip.
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Hugh Fullerton
New York
Dec
Pulliex
Danny Carnevale
Dort
Hddie Sawyer
Terre
Haute
Danny
Peter Mulilug
Washington State College
Erle Roberts
Pacific Coast
Ed Benedl
NYU Footall
Hugh Devore
Hrewnler
Thero
NYU
Norman
Okla
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Nebraska
Shocky Nendy
Oklahoma
Veterans urge MacArthur to bomb Manchuria in Korea
Four major veterans groups led by Erle Cocke Jr of the American Legion and Charles Ralls of the VFW urge President Truman to authorize Douglas MacArthur to use any means to aid troops in Korea, including strikes into Manchuria, sending a copy to MacArthur.
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Washington
Tiouglas MacArthur
Korea
Manchuria
Truman
MacArthue
Mey
Erle Cocke, Jr
The
American Legion
Charles ©. Ralls
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tanithe R. Malle
Tisableda American Veterans
Harald Russell
Amvets
Woman Is Killed Near Cheyenne
Mrs. Elizabeth Arpino, 72, of Trojan, was killed in a collision north of Cheyenne at a highway junction. Her husband Louis, 68, injured, was taken to Cheyenne. The Arpino car was southbound on the Torrington Cheyenne route when it collided with a truck driven by Hy Ky Graven of Wheatland.
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Wyo
Weo
Vials Highway Patrol
Elizabeth Arpino
Trojan
Chayenne
Louis
Hy Ky Graven
Wheatland
Arping
Cheyenne
Arplio
Torrington
Washington
House
Senate
Yugoslavia
Covict
Pioneers Drop Double Overtime to Long Island
Denver University fell 69 56 in double overtime at Madison Square Garden to Long Island University. Dale Toft tied the game in regulation, Sid Ryen left with a leg cramp in the second overtime, and Sherman White sealed the win with three free throws for Long Island. BYU beat Eastern State College 63 58 in Richmond. Utah State routed Wichita 56 50. Wyoming beat Montana State 65 53. Friday college games list Western State vs Texas Tech, Idaho vs Idaho, Colorado vs Colorado A and M, Wyoming vs Montana State, Utah vs USC, Colorado College vs Fort Hays, Colorado State vs Dakota Wesleyan, and Western Montana vs Idaho State.
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Mountain Eads
Denver University
New York
Madison Square Garden
Long Island University
Denver
Dale Toft
Sid Ryen
Long Island
Sherman White
Tho
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Skyline
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Richmond
Hantern State
Mel Thutchins
Brigham Young
Utage
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Kas
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Bert Cook
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Dakota Wesleyan
Greeley
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Pocatello
Adams State
Colorato Mines
Golden
CSCE Frosh Down Mapetli Brothers Five of Denver 54 41
CSCE Fresh Cagers defeated Mapetli Brothers Five from Denver 54 to 41 at Gunter Hall. Strong second half offense led by Pappas Campbell Otterson and Snow, with Pappas scoring 12 points despite a heel injury. Friday trip to Fort Collins for return game with Aggies yearlings.
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CSCE
Mapetli Brothers
Denver
Colorado State
Mapel LU Brothers
Gunter Hall
Berr-Tiger
Cubs
Larry Otterson
Mika Pappas
Teachers Can Claim Deductions For Summer School Costs
Denver December 7. School teachers under contract requiring attendance may deduct summer school expenses as business costs. Internal Revenue Collector Ralph Nicholas Tulad stated travel to and from courses and meals lodging during the summer session are chargeable against income if the courses are contractually required.
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Denver
Aummar
Bayonue
Ralph Nicholas Tulad
Muntimer School
Aumumer Sensiona
Auimmer School
Sports Briefs Highlight Baseball Football and Racing Notes
Commissioner A B Chandler urged minor leaguers to be ready for emergencies and plan accordingly as George Trautman was reelected head of the minors. Other items mention Bud Wilkinson’s coaching status, Kentucky football talks, Mighty Guent’s $5.80 win at Hialeah, Joe Cultone aboard Good Story in a turf race, and a long shot win at Hollywood Park.
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Petersburg
Fla
Casaball
A. B. Chandler
Minara
George Trautman
Miami
Mighty Guent
Joe Cultone
Inglewood
Sun Reno
Hollywood Park
Gilcrest Triumphs Over Pierce 60 to 35 in Local Game
Gilcrest defeated Pierce 60 to 35 in a Weld B league basketball matchup at Gilcrest. Bud Qazad led Pierce with 26 points while Gilcrest’s Webber scored 18. Final score reflected a strong fourth quarter comeback by Gilcrest.
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Gilcrest
Pierce
Bud Qazad
Webber
Iman
Fox
Giilcrest Pierce
FEF Fort Montora
Lesh
Martines
Wolt
Linden
Cogawell
Chacon
Masmuaten
I Caghurn
Bud Coad
L. Walker
Andrade
Rudd
Ooh Cazad
Foster
Romero
Zamorta
O Kramer
Totais
Totwle
Officinis
and Curry
Sounds Like Old Times in Weld County Court
In Weld County Tennessee a federal court trial sparked by a Jefferson County moonshine case featured a comical chase as two dogs and chickens followed tax agents to a residence. The trial ended with a mistrial and was reset to the next term.
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Weld
Knoville
Tenn. Dee
Jefferson
Tommy Collyard
Collyard
Cada
Christmas Carol Play To Be Presented Friday
The Wesley Players present the Christmas Carol Friday at 7:99 p.m. in the basement parlor of the First Methodist Church on Tenth Street.
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Wesley Players
J Charles Dickens
mMethodint Church
Agenic
AAU Endorses UMT and Teenage Service
The Association of American Universities urged universal military training and service for teens. In a New York City resolution, 23 of 37 members backed starting at age 18 or school completion, with induction by age 14 if needed, and transfer to a reserve afterward. The plan includes women’s service and broader manpower use.
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P—Univerna
Association of American Universities
AAU
United States
Assetlacnt
New York City
Frederick Ay Middlebush
University of Missouri
Melea
Department of Defense
Reserve Organization
Govt Protests Auto Increases and Tire Costs
Washington reports that White House officials indicate price and wage controls are inevitable. The Economic Stabilization Administration urged General Motors and Ford to pause price increases and asked other automakers to withhold boosts. The RFC cited higher production costs for a six cent to twenty four cent synthetic rubber tire price rise, while Shirley Temple's divorce from John Agar was finalized in Los Angeles.
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White House
General Motors
Ford
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Tas Rfc
Cowboys Edge Bobcats In 55 53 Thriller
Wyoming Cowboys narrowly defeated Montana State Bobcats 55 to 53 in a rough season opener. Center Dick Haag led with 24 points as MSC stopper Lew Curry was contained to two field goals and six free throws. The game featured strong Wyoming defense and free-throw shooting, with Montana attempting to stay alive late.
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Dee
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Cowboys
Montana State
College Bobcats
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Aheridan
Gillette
Wyo
Bobcats
Ducket
MSC
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Dick Haag
Cowboys West
Lew Curry
Washburn Triumphs Over Colorado College 62 57
Washburn University Ichabods edged Colorado College 62 to 57 in a men’s basketball game. The Topeka crowd watched as Washburn pulled away in the second half.
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Topeka
Kas
Washburn University
Ichabede
Colorado College of Colorado Springs
Woman Found Dead in Official's Home Mystery Note Left
Danish woman Merion Herben 27, a cosmetics clerk, was found dead in the apartment of John Lowheater, 32, amid a note accusing him of infidelity. Ahlers, a Danish visitor, was away when police and a doctor were summoned. suicide apparent after taking sleeping pills and fully dressed. Leadbeater said she knew the woman for years and the note described debts and love, ending with a plea about a possible future and warning of arrangements for the night.
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Jorn Ahlers
Eorsut
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Saleep
Agai
Tag
Man in Death House Refuses Deed to His Children
Condemned killer Berger, awaiting execution in Denver, again refuses to deed his small brick house near the stockyards to his four children. Denver attorney Tom Swift reports Berger shows no sign of changing his mind before the gas chamber, likely in December. Swift warns the estate would be eaten by costs and the children would get nothing.
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Dee
Jolka J. Benger
Denver
Tom Swift
Berger
Atate
Swift
Paulie Berger
Hit
Walter Johnson
Bergern
Warde Roy Best
le Denver Stockyards
Basketball scores across leagues and exhibitions reported
National Association games show Philadelphia beating Indianapolis 12 7 percent unclear. Rochester 75 over Syracuse Gy. Port Wayans 77 over Triestica 76. Shebagtan 117 over Grand Rapids 2. Anersan 8. Denver 81 over Baston 76. Holy Cross in dependents 59 in an exhibition.
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Indianapale
Rochester
Syracuse
Port Wayans
Triestica
Grand Rapids
Anersan
Denver
Baston
NBA
Holy Cross Independents
Fighter Dies After Charity Fight in Richmond Calif
A fighter died last night after fainting in a charity bout in Richmond California. He was knocked out at 9 30 pm during a preliminary match at the Kiks cul Doxing Show against Toe Madrid of Blockton California. He died at 11 22 pm after taking a left to the midsection and a right to the chin.
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Richmond
Calif
Toe Madrid
Blockton
Wil Pines
Wii
New York Prepared for Evacuations After A Bomb Threat
Disjointed wartime text describes New York facing evacuation of millions in event of an atomic blast. Officials Marcus Kogel and Edward F Cavangh Jr outline plans including ships with power plants and supplies for floating temporary hospitals and possible city-to-city evacuations.
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Finlals
Marcus Kogel
Department of Hospitala
Edward F. Cavangh
Marins End
Cavanagh
Vnrul
Postoffice Windows Open Saturday Afternoons
Postmaster Reet Wilkinson announced that on two Saturdays in December the stamp and parcel post window would stay open until 9 pm to assist Christmas mailing. Afternoon hours on weekdays remain 4 am to 8 pm, with extended Saturday service to help rural residents and timely deliveries.
How West Voted on Rent Control Bill Details House and Senate votes
A fragmented report shows how western lawmakers aligned on rent control. Senate supporters included Hunt Jones Murray while opponents listed Butler Wherry Relou and Milikio. House supports Aspinall Carroll Manafield O Sullivan with Barrett Cuilla Miller and Stefan voting against. Wichita State College defeated Wichita University 50 to night. the Shocker win followed a strong start by the team.
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Dec
Ines
Senate
Hunt
OM Jones
Wyoming
Murray
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Butler
Wherry
Nebraska
Relou
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Milikio
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