Commencement Held At Colorado State College Of Education
A Wednesday fall quarter commencement at Colorado State College of Education marked the first time the event was held at the end of the fall term. Veterans and families filled the audience as graduates received degrees, including David Kenneth Swift of Mankato Minnesota who earned Industrial Arts and attended with his wife Gloria Mae and children Bradley David and Sandra. Swift, a Navy veteran and former airship crew member, faced an auto accident that led to a leg amputation before his discharge on March 23 194? He and his parents reside at 1708 North Fourth Street in Mankato. He plans to pursue teaching once a position opens in industry arts.
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Parsons
Colorado State College of Eaucalion
Terana
David Kenneth Gwift
Mankato
Minn
Gloria Mae
Bradley David
Jeff
Sandra
Swift
Navy
Boatewain
U. S. S. New Mexico
Ste Teft
Martech
Switt
David Thomas Switt
North Fourth Street
State Teachers College
Prev Boulevard
Bacaups
Jaya al
Tanahar
State share in Upper Basin Commission urged by attorney
Colorado water leaders are urged to fully consider Colorado's stake in the Upper Colorado River Commission. Breitenstein told Rotary at Park Congregational that western interests push for river projects and better public understanding of basin activities. The talk covered history from 1922 pacts to the 1948 ratified compact governing upper basin water shares.
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Upper Basin Commission
Jean
Ureilenster
Colorado Water Conservation Buard
Colorado
Upper
Colorado River Commission
Rotary Club
T le Park Congregational Church
Tyeitenstein
Breitenstein Baid
Beren
Lee's Ferry
Fellon- Aleiland
Boulder Dai
Hagin
Maxleo
Wyoming
New Mexico
Utah
Arizona
Mreitenstein
Legimlaturon
Tha
Feda
GE Head May Be Chief of Civil Mobilization
Washington report says Charles B. Wilson, president of General Electric, agreed to lead a new central defense mobilization agency. White House sources confirm the decision though officials differ on timing and confirmation details. Wilson, formerly executive vice chairman at the War Production Board during World War II, is noted for his influence in mobilizing industry.
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Washington
UPI
Charles B. Wilson
Gertern Electric Company
Central Defense Mobilization
White House
Wilson
Withon
Vlee
Unclear regional river commission notes and club introductions
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a River Commission with Nead headquarters at Grind Junction and a Bassett club audience. New member Roggen is named along with Rotarian Robert McCreary and Hatfield Chil non of Loveland. Other attendees and partial names appear from Loveland and nearby places, but many fragments are garbled.
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Colorado River Commission
Chipman
Lee Cox
Pirindeek Calif
Peeras Hangs
Cola Rage 5
Berkarpote
Fort Titles
Magis
Oli
Partial Embargo on Parcel Post Mail Talked During Rail Yard Strike
Washington reports an embargo on parcel post mail being considered as rail yard walkouts spread to major terminals in Chicago Washington St Louis and Baltimore. Officials weigh shutting post offices to curb movement while planning to divert surface mail to air routes. The strike extends into Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other cities, halting freight and passenger service and delaying Christmas deliveries. A federal court order seeks to end the walkout amid army involvement and wage dispute tensions.
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Washington
Out Office
Thulryoad
John
Redding
Altategic
Fercus
Sys
Alao
Teching
Omer
Chicago
Dee
St. Luis
Baltimore
Irelall
Upton
Eriy
Tech
raDrogds
Inter
Korea
Milwaukee Road
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Tuton Station
Laura
Pennasivania Railroad
Philadelphia
Christus
Rosenberg cleared by Senate Armed Services panel
Senator Byrd announced the Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously reapproved President Truman's nomination of Anna M. Rosenberg as assistant secretary of defense. Morse said the charges against Mrs. Rosenberg collapsed for lack of proof, indicating no credence to past associations with Communist Fronts.
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Washington
Byrd
Senate Armed Services Committe
Truman
Mya
Anna M. Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Morse
R-Ore
Casualty totals in Korea rise to 33878 in wartime update
Washington reports 33878 American casualties in Korea as of December 14, an increase of 1486 from a weekly defense department tally. The figures include 2268 killed in action, 6043 missing, 22477 wounded, and 6148 missing or presumed dead, with many casualties from the broader Chinese offensives referenced.
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Washington
Eustaliio
Tony
Defense Department
Vanartof
Jn Wetton
Chingss. Comumuniat
Bones of Six Skeletons Unearthed on Farm Near Greeley
Deputies report five adults and one infant skeletons found 18 inches deep in shallow graves on Tony Hegemag farm land east of Greeley. The bones, likely 1 years old, showed no clear signs of foul play. The site lies near a stock race track under construction. investigations continue with local historians consulted.
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Tony Hegamgn
Greeley
Toraiar
W. C. Tegtman
Tegtman
Tegiman
Tepeina
Don Burger
Sortman
Weather Forecast Sketch From A Dubious OCR
A garbled weather snippet describes a 24 hour outlook with references to Thursday and Friday in Colorado. It mentions partly cloudy conditions, potential temperature changes, and mountain-area variations. Specifics are unclear due to OCR errors but implies shifting temperatures and cloud cover across the region.
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Fem
Thurmay
Colorado
Wyonlag
Nvendhy
Troppqnd
Sant and
IE Wena
T and Friay
Live
Emgarkture
Christmas furlough rules depend on local commandant
A Washington survey finds Christmas leave largely in the hands of local commanders. Army and Navy guidance vary by command, with leave possible for personnel who meet criteria but often limited by operational needs. Air Force and Marines echo army and navy policies.
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Washington
Ian
United States
Ite
Air Force
Marines
Army
Navy
Zoo Lonca Star of Show St Louis Dies After Stage Career
The St Louis directory reports the death of a renowned comedian near age 40 after heart disease. The entertainer, once likened to DiMaggio, had a vast audience with millions previously amused by his acts. The night final performance drew thousands, marking a tragic end to a celebrated career.
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St. Louie
DiMaggio
St. Louis
Nero
WY Hewkroath
Refiners Report Sharp Rise in Refined Sugar Demand
New York December 14 demand for refined sugar surged this week as eastern refiners report robust orders from wholesalers and industrial users. after a summer scare buyers had drained inventories prompting cuts in production and shorter weeks. trade sources note refiners are applying part of the 440000 ton stock held by the Commodity Credit Corp to meet the rebound.
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New York
Conqumers
Commodity Credit Corn
Unused Skates Sought to Help Local Youth
Parks department seeks old skate s for flood damaged courts west of city hall. General Superintendent Nyal Adang notes many kids skate with shoes. few have skates or can afford rentals. Offer to collect unused skates for distribution or run a short term lending option if enough are donated.
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Adaws
Plane crash near Nilgiris Claims Twenty Lives
A Madras bound airliner carrying 20 people including two Americans and four crew crashed in fog near Mysore in the Nilgiris hills. Survivors are unconfirmed. Passengers include four Britons, a Swiss, and several Indians. The Indian Airlines crew and other names were identified by Air India. The search continues amid unclear weather reports.
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Madras
India
Nilgirfilla
Mysore
Invicta
Air Indix
Ue 8
Mra Wald
Madraa
Nilgir
Alcpete
Diamond Jubilee Committee for State Named
Colorado plans a 75th state anniversary celebration featuring pageants, exhibits, and balls as a state event. The committee led by James Grafor Ruse suggests timing around August 1, weighing national dangers and military needs against a full celebration.
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Diamond Jubilee Committee
Dever
Colorado
Johnson
Lee Kuous
James Graflor Ruse
Omer Welley
Johnson Announces Ten Appointments Before Quitting
Governor Johnson, a Democrat, revealed plans to fill ten posts before leaving office. The terms include public utilities commissioner, state land board member, and dental board member, with several positions awaiting Senate confirmation. He noted faction rules limit party ties on commissions, and listed incumbents whose terms end in January.
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Denver
Johnson
Deibcrat
Tan Thornton
Public Utilities
Inter
Jthe
Tate Land’ Ratmulanion
Imember
Dental Board
Robert E. Adler
Monterose
Hawley
Ils Press Courbrenice
Syuhlt
Elvil
State J Board
Igrivolince
Lardner
Jefferson
Terma
Warren Monfort
al Greeley
George McClave
Mo Mave
Tolinson
Way Yard
Senate
Larimer
Merl H. Helmioh
Larimer County
Clifford B. Shatt
Jefferson County
Soviet Charge Branded a Lie by State Dept
The State Department denounced a Moscow atrocity claim as false and accused Soviet propaganda of seeking to portray the United States and Japan as stepping toward a new alliance. It commented on a dispatch from the Tashkent area carried by Pravda alleging a joint Moscow Beijing plan to oppose Japan.
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State Dept
Washington
Nest
State Department
Moscow
United States
Japan
Tuan
Ruseia Aid
Ved Ching
Jajath
Jannat
Almad
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Pravda
Runata
Zapan
Commission
Air Force cites rising jet activity in Korea war theater
An air force spokesman said indications point to an increased air war in Korea. He noted a recent rise in enemy jet fighter activity and suggested the pattern may show a steady tempo as more aircraft arrive from China or the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Ber
Jpj
Air Force
Korea
China
Soviet Union
Shell Starts Castor Offset to Hanson Well
Shell begins drilling an offset to the Hanson No 1 well near Luckinghan Buckiglam in Weld county. The Castor site sits across the north county road from Hull Trankon lense, with the same rig likely drilling the Caslor test after the Hanson well, while Atchison and KO Carver Drillining Co move in. Numerous locations and tests are planned in sections 20 7 61 and nearby, with two oil tests expected soon.
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Shell OL Company
Derrick
Brughe
Treidan Mandon
Luckinghan
Buckiglam Ik
Greeley
Castor
Sont
Hull
Tlankon Lense
Caulon
Hanson
Ariiled Oth
Hannon
Shel
Pawnea
Williayn Teagea
Hh. KO Carer Drilline Company
Derrink
Crenrewnon- Osgood Aredt
UN Committee Approves Korea Cease Fire Plan
At Lake Success on December 13 the UN public committees voted to approve an Asian-Aral cease fire plan for Korea, despite opposition from Sahel delegates who reportedly blocked the effort in advance.
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UN Committee
Korea
Aspinall Declines Ways and Means Assignment
Congressman Aspinall declines invitation to join the Ways and Means Committee saying he will remain on the panel or codependent assignments and focus on service to his district. John A. Gill was the candidate for U S Senate in the general election. There are no changes to the committee when Congress returns in January.
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Washington
Dec
Trey Wayne
Agninall
D-Cole
Democratic Party
Jean
Aspinall
They
John A. Gi AI
Dcolo
U. S. Senate
Cne
Two Shotgun Blasts at Franklin School
After school on a Wednesday two teenage boys fired shotgun blasts at Franklin School in Creeley, damaging a newly planted wall. One shot was fired near the wall as a deputy sheriff, Charles Harris, investigated the scene.
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Franklin Schoo
Creeley
Chartes Harris
Collazo Trial Ordered Over President Assassination Attempt
The Collazo case moved toward trial with dates Feb 18 and Feb 19 cited. Federal Judge Matthew Fy the Gutre presides as Collazo faces two capital charges for the slaying of Dye and the attempted murder of the president's bodyguard and related plot.
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Washington
Tee
Osear
Big Mtoe
Mart
Tron
Anna
Matthew Fy
Turbulent Korea Front War Rages Across Peninsular Lines
Reported fighting intensifies along the Korean peninsula with Allied jets clashing over the Manchurian border and Red Chinese forces probing Allied perimeters. U.S. air and ground units engage near Tongdong and Hangnam while supply moves and evacuations unfold as the front shifts.
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Tiuumam
Torsenivh
Asina
Chinese Reda
Hraten
Ds Invereas
Ing
Anid
Elehl
Chliesseonmmunimiat
ONG Elong
Iyeven
Neachy
Htunhyng
Wyngnan
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Amd
Ure Weet
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Beth R
Pyonyans
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Air Force
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