American Casualties in Korea Exceed 42000 by Dec 12
The defense department reported American casualties in Korea surpassed 42,000 through December 12, with 21,114 wounded and 4,647 missing. The tally covers November 4 to December 12, amid the heaviest fighting and a notable retreat. U.S. Second Infantry Division suffered the largest losses at 4,131, with other divisions and units sustaining heavy casualties as UN forces faced Chinese and North Korean attacks along the northeast perimeter and northwest front.
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Korea
Tokyo
Macarthur
United Nations
Republic of Korea
U.N
Chester
Corlinus Lee
Flis
Glgpatches
Naltons
U.S
Defense Department
Washington
Américas
Thia
Fta
Army
U. S. Army
Trent
Atitmary
First Marine Division
U.S. Army
Sevanth
25Th Infantry Division
Third Infantry Divin &Ion
Gall
Say
First Cavalry
Olen Clements
Det
Nat Bewelhead
Natta Defense Ring
Nolind Mana
Sea of Day
Wiel
Watts
Yonehon
10Th Corps
Cannral
Tie
Walsy
Douttet
Hunguain
Diipatel Sala
Dianatch
U. N
Communista
Contad
Seoul
U. S. Eighth Army
Senate Approves 21.6 Billion for Defense and Secrets
Washington December 21. The Senate approved 21.6 billion dollars for defense programs and authorized 1.6 billion for special defense construction. The big appropriation, driven by postwar needs as Korea tensions rise, moves to the President after House passage yesterday. Senate action exceeded the House total by about 2 billion. adjustments expected.
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Washington
Senate
Druma
House
Mruman
Korea
Ruseel
Armed Servicer
Minilttee
Russell
Capitol
Laudera
Greeley Schools Close Early Before Christmas Break
Greeley Public Schools announced early dismissal at 2 p m Thursday for the Christmas holiday. Schools will remain closed through Jan 2 including Colorado State College at Education College High and Ernest Horn Elementary.
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Greeley
Greeley Public Schools
Dloged
Mu. Fhuraday
Colorado State College At Education
College High
Ernest Horn
Hoover Reports Favorable Response To His Radio Speech
Hoover’s office says the reception to his speech proposing Western Hemisphere defense against communism has been tremendous. The telephone has not stopped ringing and telegrams are arriving in large numbers, according to an aide.
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Hoover
New York
Hebert Hoover
Western Hemisphere
Egarcasion
Ald
Gas Rates Expected to Be Cut in Colorado Wyoming
Federal action may lower natural gas charges for the northeast Colorado area and southern Wyoming including Cheyenne. If the FPC approves, the December 26 effective date would apply to retail customers served by Colorado Wyoming Gas Company through its Greeley operations. Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Bower of Oklahoma City, formerly of Greeley, were held in Grooley with interment at Linn Grove.
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Wyoming
Paul Good
Greeley Gas Company
Colorado- Wyoming Gas Company
Denver
Colorado
Cheyenne
Federal Power Commission
Good
FPC
Wyowiex Gas Company
Dresler
Greeley
Fang
Lasalle
Eaton
Ault
Cora Bower
Cora Hower
Oklahoma City
Grooley
Linn Grove
College High Skating Party Aids Community Chest
College High School voted to donate all proceeds from a skating party held at War to the Community Chest. Student Association manager Bill Koies delivered funds to Edwi J. Uuetel on Thursday. The effort was approved by San Gales, director of the laboratory schools, with Leonard Gidsnere as president and Paul Swate as vice president of the advisory group.
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Awita Adout
Misa Elizabeth Carney
College High School
Warto
Bill Koies
Edwi J. Uuetel
San Gales
Leonard Gidsnere
Paul Swate
Sed Rudy Morey
Don Adkisson
Merle Detmaardt
Don Dinkel
Esrene George
Bud Goodwin
Norman Hegemann
Ruth Hiller
Dontin Johnson
DonLoreny
Ellen Mackey
Charles Marttingou
Mary Meeker
Stanley Meyer
Nonna Nesbitt
Max Teregande
Bobbie Pfail
Shirley Pratt
Betty Renke
Firms eye Greeley as site for new plants
A business surge surrounds Greeley as several firms inspect the city for a possible new plant. A medicine chemicals maker and the New plant from a cement firm discuss location and ground needs, with projected employment of 200 to 400 workers, largely women. City officials and commerce groups note the competitive process and the need for ground and favorable conditions, with details to follow on page 12.
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Greeley
Informeton
Clint Mayer
Greeley Chamber of Cannieres
Shenatead Wedngaitity
Trailorenach Manufacturing
Groglay
Kovernt
Coloe Tido Clini
Mayer
Bath Firme
Kare
Tig and
Becavaty
Vt Ulainia
Pantelllin
Pha
Wuld
Chamber of Come Mores
Lils
Indi
Colayada Developmant
Mirehamber of Commerce
Tfereaton Abe Greeley
Tha Indivitaals
Keath Pro Parke
Hoover Urges Pacific Atlantic Defense Versus Continent Threats
New York December 2 Herbert Hoover urged United States defense lines to cover the Pacific and Atlantic fronts not Europe or Asia. He warned against a postwar invasion of the Western Hemisphere and called for arming air and naval forces to the teeth. He warned continued U.N. weakness in Korea could invite further conflict and urged large aid to Western Europe only if it builds its own defenses. The piece also notes local crime reports of burglaries and hay thefts in the sheriff’s jurisdiction.
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New York
Herbert Hobyer
Atlantic and Pacific
Europe
Asia
United Nations
Korea
Hls
Europa
China
Tula
Gonthwuch
Weather notes for four regions and days
The report summarizes weather across Colorado Wyoming New Mexico with Thursday through Friday outlooks. Temperatures show little change. Colorado expects generally mild variation while Wyoming remains partly cloudy and windy Thursday afternoon. New Mexico notes fall like conditions Thursday through Friday with minimal temperature shifts.
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Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Public Service to Spend 24 000 000 in 1981
Public Service Co of Colorado directors authorized 24 million dollars for 1981. John Loikeau, company president, announced an increase to 24 million from the previously authorized 19 million for new lines and facilities. The approval was given at a board meeting alongside quarterly dividend details and stock event prompts.
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Gresley Gar
Denver
The
Public Service Co. of
Colorado
John ¥. Loikeau
Gondon
Mrs Mary Delike Dies Thursday
Mrs Mary Delike died Thursday following a long illness. She was born in Lee County Iowa on March 28, 208. Survived by daughter Mrs How i Gee of Aieeley and sons Ol Yall nil Waynes oans. Funeral services at Des Matnot Tra with burial at Groves Cemetery.
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Bolte
Gueoley
Iy Lee
Tufte Wiym
Prifke
Waynes
Grenisy
Borg Hogpes
Elderly Man Struck by Car East of Aull
John Beckman aged 87 was seriously injured near First Street in Aull when a car driven by 21 year old Loyal Wayter of Aull struck him at about 7 pm Wednesday. Beckman sustained injures and was treated at Weld County Hospital. Police continue investigation while awaiting a full report from state patrol.
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John Beckman
WlAull
First
Aull
Weld County Pobite
Pere
Beckman
State Patroluan
Loyal Wayter
Lyte Leon Worley
Begkman
I. 8
Mietiway 14
Beekmen
Worley
Woray
AML
Mary
Sala
Beekman
Anite
Hetty
Residents spark Christmas lights in city contest
Sjoberg Rosling and L Wilkinson crown lighting winners in a Junior Chamber of Commerce contest. Ward One winners feature Sjoberg and Rosling homes with blinking stars and color panels. Wilkinson yard glows with three lit trees and Merry Christmas scripts. Honorable mentions include multiple residents, with prizes of 25, 10, and 5 dollars awarded.
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Tudgea
Hore Nehling
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Thres Warda
Gravley Tunier
Mirety
Halph Sjoberg
Fie Street
Opal Bolondaugh
Eight Street
Yuletide
Warren B. Moody
Fourteenth Avenue
Wiliam Oates
RT. Wikusen
Warry Rosling
Lawrynne Hurt
Ninth Street
Wrenthawid Carolers
Viola MniLtgob
al Johnson
Tha Maat
Charles Neyo
Eleventh Avenue
Miidoor
Ward
Lacy Willison
Tiirmenth Avenue
Christina
Terman Wolff
Montyiew Road
Red Nosed Reindeer
IE Wellser
Wailacres Drive
Charles Foulk
Ninth Avenue
Fred Wilson
Montview Road
Santa'a
Rome
Prn
Art Ewald
Irving Cart Hon
Morria Baith
John Wheeler
Gilbert Thint
Santa Claus
Wilkinson Place
Lie Pareh
Jorge Smith Claus
Yevoce
Twentiy
Ts Jami Grove Park Hospital
Nell Homes
Ale Greeley ‘Transportation Company
Don Harrie
Jaycee
Sel Hevies
Tolan Shdlaren
Glendiane
Darrell Witt
Railways and unions agree on a three year wage pact
Washington announces a three year settlement between railways and four operating unions. The deal covers about 180000 workers with wage rises and productivity-based allowances to be phased in from 1952. A later review by a government appointed referee is possible if wage adjustments are disputed. Deanna Durbin and Charles David wed in France in a civil ceremony, her third marriage.
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Raul Servl Worlors
John J. SlerInau
Pegutir Tod
Alronds
Strita
Staelman
Uimion Fener Nad
Principla
Otte
Dumandy
Lous
Steelman
Phil
Presidente Trujian
Deanna Durbin
Satteguemines
France
Deming Durbin
Charles David
Hin
Burube
Yorva Dacret
More Lights at Lincoln Given Top Priority
The Greeley school board plans urgent improvements at Lincoln School including new plumbing fixtures and additional lighting in the primary building. Superintendent Holla A Moore says current facilities are inadequate with only one outlet per room and repairs cannot suffice.
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Lincoln
Greeley School
Lincoln School
Torrth Avenue
Holla A. Moore
Moore
Moor
John Hoberts
Ike
First Woman Elected to U. S. Senate Dies
Mrs Hate W. Caraway, 72, of Arkansas, the first woman elected to the U.S. Senate, died at White House facility in Falls Church after a long political career. She served from January 18, 1932, to mid 1950s, and helped implement New Deal era policies. Her pioneering run spurred women’s political participation and inspired future female lawmakers.
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Washington
Bec
Hate W. Caraway
Arkamens
United States Senate
Falls Church
Tara Lyand
Caraway
Franklin N. Roosevelt
Thaddens Caraway
Rehecus Ladner Felton
Georgia
Santa Claus to Visit Local Town Friday Event
Santa Claus arrives by air at 9:45 Friday and travels from Creeley airport to Rigithavenue then Mill er's Supermarket where he will set up headquarters to meet youngsters. A procession and children’s talks are planned along the route and at Miller's Market.
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Santa Claus
Growley Kidks
Santa Clara
Lin Creeley
Airlines Pane
Rigithavenue
Miller's Suypey Market
Santu
Wirpart
Miller's
Reception for Dan Thornton and Wife Announces Public Invite
Public invited to a reception honoring Dan Thornton and his wife. The event marks Thornton's first public appearance since taking office last November. Weld County Republican party hosts the informal gathering at 903 Ninolreth Street.
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Dan Thornton
Jesse
Pa Lite
Ninolreth Street
Mark Thornton
Gredey
Mother and four children killed in shopping tragedy
A chaotic shopping episode left Wins Kathryn nitty and four children fatally struck in a storefront incident. Authorities identify the victims and noted a violent scene as investigators probe the circumstances surrounding the deadly event.
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Alot Nee
Peiner
Shopnli
Avery Rist
Wins Kathryn Nitty
Heaths’ Malson
Vow
Basak Uys Tarydil
Hanald
Anion Dovighter
Sinden
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