UN Forces Establish New Defense Line Near Hamhung
UN forces in Korea form a new defensive line along the coast as Marine and infantry columns reach a coastal plateau near Hamhung. Reports say heavy fighting decimated elements of several divisions, with sizeable casualties on both sides and U.N. forces planning a cautious withdrawal toward established positions.
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U. S. Marine
Kores
Hamhung
Repar
Chinhung
Kata
Foros
Fénelle
Conlaatti Fi
Alvisions
Marine Loseey
Tarata
U .S
Fo Zidaya
U. S
Tigessnjin
United Nations
MacArthur
Wool Growers Leader Blames U S Failure to Stockpile Cloth
Pallas Dec 10 The retiring president of the National Wool Growers association Howard Vigha of Taxon Culut said America helped Russia by not stockpiling woolen cloth. He warned the nation now faces the ridiculous position of buying wool abroad while facing domestic shortages.
La Junta Pilot Dies After Mountain Crash
A La Junta pilot, McChigkey, 81, died in Denver after a crash in the western Colorado mountains during a search mission for a missing Arkansan aircraft. His companion Whitlard, 42, was hospitalized in unknown condition after their plane from a 20 plane search team plunged into a hillside near Pancha Paen southwest of Salita. The disaster was observed by Wario Roy Bent near the state penitentiary watch line.
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Sanlda
Cola
Dee
Haery
McChigkey
la Inna
Elviate
Denver
Rio Grande
Whitlard
la Junia
Colorado
Arkanane Crafl
McClinkey'a
Stores Open Tonight For Christmas Shoppers
Greeley stores stay open tonight until 9:39 p m for Christmas shopping. The extended hours apply to downtown retailers and nearby shops as shoppers plan late purchases and seasonal events.
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Greeley Atrea
Break-ins Reported at Firestone and Wellh Motor Co
Weekend break-ins at two half block apart sites in the city. Firestone store at 1130 Mehul Avenue suffered a broken window pane and over 100 merchandise items and cash missing. Wellh Motor Company at 1108 Mighth Avenue had a broken pane but no thefts reported. Detective notes include a missing $25 razor and $16 items, with a 1932 quarter among items, while police investigate and verify other losses.
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Muchodex
Creeley Pe
Pirestone
Mehul Avenue
Marly
Wellh Motor Company
Tre
Mighth Avenue
L. H. Vanderhoof
Firestone
Vanderhoot
Henry Catlaon
Paul Wells
Motor Company
Forrest Powara
Navy
Patroinian
Timker
Seven in One Family in Denver Hospital
Seven members of a Denver family were hospitalized after a Friday march for pneumonia. The father, Anne, 40, and mother, Mary, 89, along with children Jonnie, 2, and Dolora, 18 months, were ill at home before admission. Siblings James, 6, Diana, 4, and Darlene, 4, lack guardians. They seek hospital shelter but cannot qualify as patients.
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Danvér
Doenver
Denver
Genoral Hospital
Anne
Mary
Jonnie
Dolorea
James
Diana
Darlene
MacArthur Reports UN Command in Good Shape After Korea Front Visit
General MacArthur, returning from a quick trip to the Korean front, says UN forces are in excellent shape with high morale despite heavy fighting. He notes Chinese losses are inflated by local commanders and warns of ongoing ground gains and strategic shifts.
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MacArthur
U.S. First Marine Division
Army
Seventh Industry Division
Changjis Reservoir
Korea
Marine Division Casualties Put at 30 Percent
The Marine Corps announced the First Marine Division suffered more than 30 percent casualties in its breakout from a Chinese trap in Korea. Estimates suggest 6,000 to 7,000 casualties across three infantry regiments, with Lt Gen Lemuel Shepherd noting high losses but unit morale remains high as preparations for further advance continue.
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Dee St
Marine Corps
Firs Marine Division
Korea
Clifton B. Cates
Macie Corps
Lemuel C. Shepherd
Fleet Marine Forces
Pacific
Dee
Enery
Hungvam
Marina Air
Erin Residence Looted in Breakin Near Longmont
Between 6 30 and 8 p m on Saturday a burglary occurred at the Erin residence one and a half miles northeast of here. About 150 to 200 dollars in goods were stolen including eight dollars in cash and 19 chickens. The home was left unlocked according to Robert Lawley, home marshal, with the scene near Longmont.
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Erin
Orville
Here
Robert Lawley
Longmont
Lawley
Burglary Classes End as Prof Goes to Fall
Mary Chagese in the flue arta of burglary were suspended on Manhattan's lower fast vileirday. "the professor" Wan '0 fall. Detectives clwed down the "school," they said, with the arrest of Toulo Mainfora, 6 also known in' the east side underworld as "pop" and "The Old Mex," Mainlain, said the detectives, had long held regular cases in all phased of burglary. 'Thay said his pupils ranged from adolescents to experienced thieves who needed a little brushing-up on techniqne. Among the professor's courses were the proper ways to select and recomoiter a job, the safest ways of obtaining entry, ways of forcing doors, desks and cash-boxes, tech niques for opening safes, and the best wara of leaving the scene af ter committing a crime. But Mainiari's technique slipped today. He and four companions were arrested in connection with the theft of several hundred dollars from a westside lot building. "The professor" was shot in the hand during the arrest. It looked like a leugime until classes plart aguie, but. Mainich's Pupils are ied by Titerruptious.
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Henrietta Leith
Mary Chagese
Manhattan
Toulo Mainfora
East Side
Six Die in Colorado Road Tragedies Early Sunday
Six people died in a string of four traffic accidents in Colorado within a 40 minute span from 2:20 a m to 2:60 a m A patrol report lists victims including Corporal David H Dodson 27 of Whitesboro Texas and four soldiers from Camp Carson plus civilians Mabel Reeves 24 of Liberal Kansas and Donald L Swedensky 23 of Loveland. Coroner notes Swedensky died from chest injuries after a pole impact near Redoubt on highway 87.
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Eraulet Suto
Fountain
H Company
14Th Infantry Division
Camp Carson
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Whitesboro
Tex
Pfu
David BH
Trusynaki
Bur
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Wills C. Stith
Hally Hm, & Cy and Corp
George G. Jordan
Dayton
Fla
Colorado
Sarings
Donald L. Swedensky
Loveland
Longmont
Redhoud Am WA
George Ilowa
Swolensky
Swedensky
Court Holds Invalid Denver Parking Bonds
The Colorado supreme court ruled the $4,500,000 Denver off street parking bond issue illegal in a unanimous decision reversed by subsequent notes. Justice Tuatha Williams wrote the opinion. Mayor Quigg Newton and city auditor William H. McNicholas were central figures in the action.
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Colorado Suprema Court
William H. McNicholas
Quigg Newton
McNichola
High Court
Tuatha Williams
Jackson
Colorado Springs
C. Oite
War Widow Weds Soldier in Louisville Honeymoon Memoir
A telegram from the Department of Defense reports the death of an 18 year old Clarksville widow Mrs John Lawrence Sullivan. The soldier, an army private wounded in Korea on November 29, died two days later after joining the service in June. He and his bride, from Louisville, were married September 29 and had a 104 day furlough before his death at Fort Knox.
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Clarksville
Tenn
Vpj
John Lawrence Sullivan
Department of Defensa
Korea
Santive
Fort’ Knox
Louisville
Many More Korea War Casualties Expected at Fitzsimons
Denver reports Fitzsimons Army Hospital preparing for a heavy influx of Korea war casualties from the Chinese offensive. Soldiers flown to Fitzsimons say Korea and Japan hospitals are at capacity and patients will be moved to U S facilities as soon as possible. Acheson cancels St Paul address citing pressure of events and a farmers union grain terminal association matter.
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Fitzsimons Hospital
Denver
Fitzainiona Army Hospital
Japan
St. Paul
Washington
Acheson
Hag
Farmers'union Grain Terminal Association
State Department
Weather Local Forecast Summary
Weather notes vary in clarity. Expect a mix of temperatures with wind and possible snow flurries in northern mountains. Forecast references multiple states with partly cloudy to windy conditions and cooler to warmer periods through the early week.
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Colorado
Arkansas Valley
Wyoming
New Mexico
Truman weighs national emergency and wage policy shift
President Truman signals seriousness over declaring a national emergency as talks intensify with Democratic and Republican lawmakers. Taft of Ohio invited to White House meeting, amid hints administration may act soon on wage price controls tied to Korea war. White House press noted bipartisan approach while economists meet to discuss possible emergency measures before week’s end.
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Marvin J. Arrowsmith
Washington
Yee
Truhinu
Taft
Senate
Gop Yalay
Hay
Truman
Eeonomin
Trouas Eponker Rayburn
M.tax
Ita
Totit Teportata
Dincusphon
Rma Goneieralian
Government Orders Cut in Natural Rubber in Tires
Washington dispatch reports the government requires auto tire makers to reduce natural rubber use by 28 percent from November levels for January and February. The National Production Authority notes a NEA quota of 52 000 tons and total rubber consumption at 90 000 tons, with synthetic rubber filling the gap.
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Washington, Bee
National Productign Authority
NEA
NIA
Nativity Tugs Performances Staged by CSU Faculty Cast
Four shows of Nativity Tugs presented by OSCM faculty with CSU support. Performances planned Tuesday at 1 30 p m and later times for school groups and public. Students from Ernest torn elementary and Gellepe Tigh school invited. seating limited.
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Luesday
Kepdyer
Wenson
CSU
Ernest Torn
Gellepe Tigh School
Cohen Lawyer Shot to Death in Hollywood
Hollywood scene reports prominent attorney Nummel found shot on his home steps with detectives calling it murder in mystery. Coroner’s office notes as homicide. investigation cites neck wound and back-tinged evidence. Montana governor Bonner announces U S attorney Carl McFarland accepts Missoula university presidency.
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Hollywood
Ebec
Saint Rummel
Mickey Cohen
Nummel
Tim
Tuunhel
Conell
McFarland
Montana U
Helena
Mont. Dee
John W. Bonner
Carl McFarland
Washington, D. C
Asaistant W
Montana Universty
Missoula
Bonner
Court Throws Out Conviction of Denverife
The supreme court voided a contempt sentence for Denverite Patricly Blan who refused to answer grand jury questions about alleged communist activities. Justice Blackfield delivered the opinion, ruling the 40 year old statute could criminalize self incrimination. A similar Ali communitarian case awaits before the high court. Funeral services were held for Waldo F Hoppe founder and GM of the Colorado growers exchange.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Denvervon
Patricly Blan
Juetica Black
Blan
Dinu
New York
Binck
Walla
Some Military Experts Favor Guerilla War Against Reds on Mainland
Washington dispatch reports Chiang Kai-shek opposes use of the atomic bomb against Chinese communists. He favors conventional bombing aimed only at military objectives, warning that American action could be used for anti American propaganda and that any strike should avoid unintended psychological effects.
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Chiang Kai-shek
Nas
Chiahy
Contatnen
Chiang
China Air
AP Writer Injured in Singapore Riot
Associated Press chief Tom Masterson 38 suffered a broken leg and other injuries in a riot at the Moslem area of Singapore. Reporter Larry Allen 42, who filed early dispatches, was with him when the attack occurred. Allen won the 1942 Pulitzer for Navy war reporting. A wounded native helper aided Masterson after the incident. The missing ear in which the two were tracking has not yet been found. Robert Montgomery and Elizabeth Harkness wed in Harbor, New York, Saturday.
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Associated Press
Singanary
Tom Masterson
Ehief
Associated Press Bureau
Tin
Larry Allen
Masterson
Attik
Milesleg
Allen
MediterrAnean
Mrs. Cora Wiswell Dies in Greeley at 99
Mrs. Cora Wiswell, 99, of 1524 Ninth Avenue Greeley, died Saturday afternoon at Weld County hospital after a year of ill health. She would have turned 93 on February 16. Survived by daughter Mrs. John Burns and husband, several relatives including Mrs. Ada Smith, Ernest Wiswall, and Royce family, seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services to be held in Fairbury with burial at Adamson mortuary after services.
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Cora Wiowell
Ninth Avenue
Greeley
Weld County Hospital
Wiawell
Hamo
John Burs
Burns
Sha
Kalantasoo
Amlph
Trou Fairburn
Frank Winwell
Ada Smith
S. Dy
Ernest Wiswall
Mia
Runily Royce
Ronton
Adanson
Analysis: U.S. views on aiding Chinese nationalist guerrillas in Asia
An unsigned U.S. military affairs opinion discusses possible American actions in China and Korea. It notes White House disapproval of direct invasion, considers aid to Chinese nationalist guerrillas, and references Gen. MacArthur’s 1950 proposal and the risks of Soviet intervention.
Eaton Man Held for Failure to Report for Draft Induction
The Vet reported today an Eaton man, 1030 D. Martinez, 28, has been charged with failure to report for inductive service. He was held at the county jail in Greeley after arrest by FBT agents and deputy sheriff Ed Gormley. Martinez registered with a Denver draft board in 1940, gave a Denver address, and was ordered to report November 12 but did not appear.
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Eaton
D. Martinez
Ife
Greeley
FRC
Martine
Denver
FBT
Cheriff Ed Gormley
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