Democracy Roots Emphasized By Armentrout at College
Dr W J Armentrout vice president of Colorado State College of Education addressed graduates praising four roots of democracy freedom of press and speech worship representation and equality He urged strong faith intelligent education and varied intelligences to sustain democracy amid political economic and social challenges.
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W. J. Armentrout
Colorado State College of Education
Wiliam’ R. Rosa
Minster of Arts
Kepnet
Armentrout
Armeptrove
Dee
Joientrant
Daiocracy
Coutt
Totatilar
Relfiah
Benawan
Shopping days till Christmas extend store hours in town
All area stores will stay open later until Christmas. Extended hours apply Monday evenings and also Thursday Friday and December 22 with shopping emphasis amid holiday season.
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Greeley
Traffic toll rises to 362 as expert cites state deaths
A national traffic safety expert visits Colorado to review highway fatalities with state officials. Two recent deaths raise the year’s toll to 362, compared with 295 last year. Denver and Longmont victims are cited, while officials discuss strategies to curb rising numbers.
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Lis
Ume
Longmont
Herbert ©. Merrill
Antaklris
Denver
John H. Llewellyn
Colorado
Hes Paul Jr. Blaietoot
Chicago
Bar Tional
Blaiedell
Stores to Stay Open Saturday Night Across City
The chamber of commerce reports meat markets and many stores will remain open Saturday night to accommodate Christian shoppers. Officials note a festive weekend economy with several businesses extending hours for the Christain holiday.
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Meat Greeley
Chriatinan
Clint J. Mayax
Chamber of Cotimeres
AlinoMced Wormenday
Emmett Ry. Scott
Chamber of Conimeres Pregilent
Chriathian
Inte Panag
Draft Calls Increase to 270000 for January and February
The AP reports that draft calls for January and February were raised by 73 percent, totaling 270000. The Army seeks 60000 for January and 60000 for February, with broader mobilization plans amid Korea casualties and a possible national emergency declaration by President Truman.
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Washington
Korea
Defensi
Teiman
Afta Thon
Aberadly
Marshall Plan Aid to Britain Cut Off Jaw
Washington reports the United States ends all Marshall Plan aid to Britain effective January 1. Administrator William Foater cites Britain’s economic recovery as reason. Since 1948, Britain received about 2.604 billion dollars. remaining allotments and treaty provisions may affect continued funding and stockpiled materials under the program.
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Britain
Washington
United States
Great Briain
William ©. Foater
Liitita
Explosion at Daggett Marine Depot Releases Chlorine Gas
Daggett California reports an explosion at the Marine Corps Supply Depot triggers a chlorine gas cloud. Officials fear evacuation as fire follows, with 12 million pounds of chlorine stored above and 6 million underground. Military and civil authorities monitor air spread near Mojave Desert settlement.
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Daggett
Calif
Marine Correuy
Olticiats
Mojave
Barstow
Yerma
U.S. 66
Dwne
Iahment
Miltary
Snnex
Texan To Drill Shell Farm In East Weld County
Petroleum Information reports Texan Oil Company will drill the operator Nouston Tex at NEYNEKBEY IL-6W in Weld county via B K Carey Drilling. Shell Oil shifts equipment to Keanty Azlby No 2 at British American Oil Producing’s site. Pumps installed at Humoy No 1. 600 barrel tanks added. Green No 2 well seeks oil in Cloverly Linkoty area. planning two new tests near Dig Springs Nol Fi Devel county.
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Seation
Shell Oil Company
Qhuk Milling Company
Texas Company
Green Pat
Neyneg
Truman Receives GOP Backing for Emergency Mobilization
Washington reports President Truman told Republican and Democratic leaders there is a dangerous emergency. A two hour White House conference discussed rapid military buildup and a possible national emergency declaration with a radio address planned for Friday night and a reinforced U.S. mobilization stance.
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Preston
White House
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Oto
United States
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Senate
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Wherry
ItNeb
Ruman
MiNikit
Colorado
State Acheson
Defense Marshall
America
Thomas E. Dewey
Uw York
Dewey
Colorado Inductions Ramp Up to 600 Monthly
Denver reports a shift in induction policy with a target of 600 per month. The plan, announced December by state selective service director J. A. Reed, aims to increase January and February inductions. Earlier, the rate was 3 million monthly, details unclear due to garbled text.
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Colorado
Denver
J. A. Reed
Aald Sonight
Weather Local Brief Across States
Weather brief notes mixed readability. Partly cloudy Wednesday with light snow flurries northern areas and chilly mornings. Expect little temperature change into Thursday with partly cloudy skies in Wyoming New Mexico and Colorado regions.
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Golorada
Avatora
Waikondas
Couler
Russia Rejects Asian Arab Plan for Cease Fire
Russia today rejected an Asian Arab plan for a Korea cease fire as the United States and Britain would use a touch to prepare their forces. Malik, leading the Soviet aligned bloc, opposed any resolution and declared no peace while North Korean troops remain. India’s Sir Henegal N Ray projected more than 55 votes in support, amid U N assembly debate on a three man group to broker a cease-fire. Gasoline was stolen from Weld County trucks at the county depot, sheriff’s office said.
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Russia
United States
Britain
Jarod A. Maltik
U.N
Malik
Korea
Malle
United Nations Assembly
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India
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Paonte Ware
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Ile US
1Th
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Wls
Marine Army
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Minst
West Korea
Jalyol
North
Plans Abandoned To Seed Winter Snow In Colorado
Fort Collins Colo December 13 Plans to seed clouds to increase snowfall over the mountains west of Fort Collins have been abandoned due to ranchers and local dissent. The Water Resources Development Co of Pasadena Calif now studies a spring cloud seeding plan to encourage rainfall northeast of Fort Collins. Gilten waters proposes funding and field testing through April May and June with silver iodide aerosols.
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Colo
T. R. Galenwaters
Pasadena
Calif
Fort Collin
Gilten
How Christmas Seals May Be Obtained
Those wishing Christmas Seals are urged to visit the Weld County Tuberculosis and Health Association in the First National Bank building, or call 6A Mrs O. S. Morduran, Queenlay chairman, who will have seals available and ready for delivery upon order.
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Quenlay
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Evacuation at Hungnam as 60,000 Allied Troops Flee
Allied forces evacuate Hungnam under heavy Chinese pressure on December 14 as 60,000 troops and equipment rush to ships. The port area sees ships loading amid secrecy while Chinese forces threaten deep behind lines. Evacuation aims to move troops, vehicles, and war materiel to safety, with rear guards watching for enemy advances.
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Hungnam
Tokyo
Bone
Gerona
Pungia
Tharea
U.S. 10Th Corps
Centennial Foundation distributes funds to Colorado groups
The Centennial Foundation distributed seven thousand eighty eight dollars among multiple Colorado organizations including the Greeley Community Chest and the Colorado Racing Association. Recipients included Colorado University Medical Center for rheumatic fever research, Pitman General Hospital for Korean War canvaries entertainment, and Central City Opera Association among others.
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Greeley
Centennial! Foundation
Denyse
Colorado
Colorado Racing
Switchmen Strike Ties Up Korean Supply Shipments
Chicago dispatch reports a sudden unauthorized switchmen strike in the city's rail yards halting miner freight movements and delaying war material shipments bound for Korea. The army stated the stoppage directly affects war effort readiness and pledged steps to restore normal service. A railroad spokesperson warned the impact is serious though incomplete.
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Chicago
Washington
Korea
Russians Move Out of Rented Morgan Home
Glan Cove New York December 1 The Soviet Union United Nations staff vacate the Morgan estate in Glan Cove leaving a partly furnished house. Officials doubt all will return to Russia at once. Furniture and goods were moved to Nasclantwrat estate for storage before shipment back. Morgan Fatates Inc denies notice of moving plans. Local merchants report Russians spent freely and made heavy purchases during their stay.
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Liems
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Pratt
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
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Inet
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