Accidental Killings Highlight Denver Shooting Case
A coroner jury in Denver ruled that a year old shooting of a Black boy by a patrolman was accidental. Patrolman Deliyh Feed pursued Wilmon Wilson after a disturbance call, firing after a warning shot. the bullet struck Wilson in the back as he fled.
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Denver
Holtfoie
Charles Wilson
Deliyh
Wilmon
Wilton
Reed
Myron Drake
Gulsite
Tteed
Adi Tia
Wilson
Missing 11 Year Old Cheyenne Boy Since November 24
Cheyenne authorities report 11 year old Tavit Leroy Hendricks has been missing 37 days. His father says the boy left home to ride a bicycle to a neighborhood grocery store near the highway north of the city with a Cheyenne family friend.
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Cheyenne
Leroy Hendricks
Ernest D. Hendricks
Alty
Rejace Arnant
Carload of Texas Wool Sets New Record at $1.15
A Texas wool carload brought a record price of $1.15 per pound, crossing breeds for a crossbred lot to be delivered next spring. The sale occurred in Ban Angelo with buyers noting an unusually high market for granse wool, while related notes from Stillwater and other mentions appear in scattered lines.
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Texas
Ban Angelo
Tex
Envland
Reed Fac Simaal Firemen Called To Incident
Firemen were called to a Reed facility on Tom Road for a reported blaze in the evening. Responders arrived promptly, extinguishing a small fire and securing the scene without injuries.
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Reed Fac
Ad Log P.m
Santa Claus Arrested for Drunken Driving in Pacadena
Pacadena California December 21 Santa Claus was arrested on drunken driving charges after a minor collision as residents reported an erratic approach down the main street. He allegedly passed a sobriety test but objected at the station claiming Christmas spirit. Mrs Santa Clara drove the sleigh home.
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Ralph Sjoberg
Ward One
Rudolph
Santa Claus
Pacadena
Calif
Sung Ching
Santa
Poltea
Santa Clana
Dow
Safe Driving Plea Aims to Cut Traffic Death Toll
Special plan for safer delivery halfday driving timed by W F P Perkins chief of Colorado Highway Safety Council cites 1947 toll of 366 and 1950 toll of 388 as context. Perkins notes upcoming service members and families will return home and urges extra caution on the roads.
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Denver Dos
W. F P. Perkins
Ehateman
Colorade Highway Safety Cownell
Perkins
Uma
Tani Pee el
Four killed in Colorado Springs traffic crash
Four passengers died and four were injured when a car crashed into a center pillar of a underpass in Colorado Springs on South Tejon street. The victims included Walter Cox 27 and Mrs Elizabeth Fisher 27, both from Colorado Springs, and six year old Tred Thesing Jr. Plus Lila Carson and Abe Quiver. Two other children survived, and Camp Carson soldiers were among the deceased. State toll for the year reached 371 with this crash.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado
Wil
Walter Cox
Calla Carson
Abe Quiver
Elizabeth Fisher
Colorado Savings
Mary Thesing
Tred Thesing
Fred Thesing
Reshuffling Power Denied to Truman Likely Until January
President Truman’s bid for emergency authority to reshuffle federal agencies stalled in Congress. Senate committee leaders defer action after closed-door talks with Charles Wilson the defense mobilizer. Wilson warned it is early to judge impact on consumer goods, wages, and price controls amid the munitions push.
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Washington
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Treutman
Congress
Chiirman McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
Lala
Charles B. Wilson
New Defense Mobilizer
Wilson
House
Damaged 1937 Chrysler and 1950 Ford in Eleventh Avenue Collision
Police cited both drivers for careless driving after a 1937 Chrysler was demolished and a 1950 Ford sustained 73 damage in a 6 am collision at Eleventh Avenue entrance between Tours and Fifth streets. Robert Penn Lutz and James L. Tork were named as drivers. both faced tickets.
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Ford
Eleventh Avenue
Touris
Fifth Streets
Knivera
Robert Penn Lutz
James L. Tork
Rocky Mountain
Nsley
Beck
Burma Denies It Allows Uncle Sam Military Base
Burmese government denies reports of secret talks with the United States and any foreign military bases or control of railways and waterways. The denial comes amid persistent rumors of American influence and attempts to place the country under foreign control. The government emphasizes no truth to claims of clandestine dealings.
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Burma
Uncle Sam
Rangoon
Duran
Dee
Arian
United States
Thadanin
U. S
Western Powers Agree to Four-Point Meeting with Russia
Western powers accepted a four power meeting proposed by Rosse to broaden the agenda beyond Germany. Notes drafted in Moscow outlined a session in which the four foreign ministers would set time and place, with invitations considered for February in New York City. If Moscow agrees to widen the agenda, talks on a broad range of world problems may proceed.
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Germany
Foreign Office
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Noors’ I.N
Webruary
New York City
Atswer Lo Rirasia
Blg Uiree
Brugselg
Ieremliy
Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
Federal judge declines to bar cancer cures by mail
Dallas December 21 federal judge W H Atwell refused the government's request to stop Harry Hoxsey from mailing cancer medicines and claims across state lines The judge found the cures reasonably comparable to legitimate treatments like surgery and x ray and noted no proven harm The U S attorney and public health officials said they would appeal after days of testimony and over 1350 witnesses fledgling evidence and exhibits
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Dallas
W. H. Atwell
Harry Hoxsey
Hoxsey
Atwell
Waxsty
U. S
Pare Fond and
Ileug Administration
Edward G. Robinson Denies He Is Red
Washington December 21 Edward G Robinson appeared before a House committee to deny communist affiliations. The actor known for tough roles said he came voluntarily to answer questions and to clear any misconception about his political leanings. Robins ons representative provided assurances that he is not a communist or “fellow traveler.”
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Edward G. Robinson
Gene
Robnson
Robinson
Seagrist Denver Firm Low Bidder on No 14 Project
Seagrist Construction of Denver submitted the low bid for No 14 on State Highway 14 in East Weld County. The bid was $39,136 with an estimated cost of $99,560. the project covers a five mile stretch near Munggadale and New May mer.
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East Weld
Seagrist Construction Company
Donvyer
Colorado Highway Department
Munggadale
New Maymer
Vance Eatlmate
Nino Didders
Weld County
Pee
Camp Carson boys to fly home for Christmas
Thirty six Camp Carson soldiers will receive a free roundtrip flight home for Christmas. Detroit men through press reports rallied support. Airlines offered a chartered plane at a reduced rate. Colonel Armstrong of Michigan air national guard arranged a C 17 plane to fly 36 men from Carson to Detroit, with plans to return Thursday afternoon.
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Colorado Springs
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Robert J. Norton
Detroit
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Norton
Detroit Pr
Jeane
Nationwide Airlines
Donald W. Armstrong
Michigan Air National Guard
Potuutoy Field
Mey
Peterzon
Veterans Join Search for Philadelphia Killer
About 50 veterans patrolled streets and alleys tonight aiding police in the hunt for the Philadelphia phantom killer. They would be joined by a VFW spokesman said officers and firemen were not armed. Mrs Cohen was shot in her Oak Lane home and another youth wounded elsewhere. A lab test on George Traller Jr revealed powder burns on his clothing consistent with close range fire. Police also processed a 24 year old man in connection with the shooting spree as investigators seek a pattern.
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Glaira Cohen
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Nofijier
Armet
Colon Wea
Oak Lane
George Traller, Jr
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Maller
Pollee
Eatile
Sight
Penning Rejects UN Cease-Fire Plea in West Attacks
The article reports Penning spurning a UN cease-fire plea as Red attacks in the western region escalate. It notes a new drive underway, with free children’s shows announced for Saturday at local theaters funded by the chamber of commerce division marketing the events.
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Dow
Lola
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Solla
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MacArthur
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Hugonor
Jon Lamher
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China
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South Korea
Republic of Korea
ROK
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Seoul
North Korea
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Youchon
Mac
Luteiam
Mungnam
Rogan Man Shot by Hitchhiker Fort Moranth
Rogan Man shot by hitchhiker near Fort Moranth as patrolman Dan Abos recounts the event. The youth was picked up, sabotaged the brakes, and fled toward a Mirbe residence. a search followed with hospital and police actions in progress.
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Crablind
Toldsme Pierce
Russian Defense Funding Surge Spurs Senate Action
Senate appropriations committee exposed Russia's atomic activity and U S defense needs in a public briefing by Atomic Energy Commissioner Gordon Dean. The $20 billion emergency defense bill advanced in the Senate, with House additions totaling about $2.1 billion. Navy and Air Force leaders warned of evolving threats and called for stronger deterrence and rapid response capabilities amid mounting defense costs projected through next year.
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Hk Rodabla
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
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Russia
Evan 1
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Marshall
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Alais
Tyzan
Pragil
Chile
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Geu
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Gules
Cone’ ‘Yandant
Marine Corps
Koran
Radar Guided B-29s Bomb North Korea
Tokyo reports B 29s attacked four North Korean cities with nearly 200 tons of bombs. The force dropped 8 ton bombs on Pyongyang and other targets while radar guided craft provided air cover and carrier planes strafed the area near an air base at Ungnam.
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Oto
Boeing Rad
Uyngnam
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