Ridgway Says Aim To Stay In Korea As Forces Expand
Tokyo dispatch reports General Ridgway telling President Syngman Rhee that the United Nations will "aim to stay" in Korea. The Eighth Army has enlarged with five divisions of the 10th corps and redeployments along the 150 mile border, signaling a strong commitment to fighting for the Republic of Korea. Chinese and North Korean patrols probe border areas while South Korean and U.N. units bolster defenses near the 38th parallel with claims of heavy enemy casualties in prior clashes.
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Tokyo
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Li- Korea
Korea
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Jovasion
Tebing
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Manchurie
Matthew
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Syngman
Republic
HI Shino
No Ghite
Changong
Iurither
Shinn
Agbert Eunson
Eighth Army
Ghorav
Abya
Beau
Ad al MacAsthus
Teaddgarters
38Th
Seoul
10Th Corps
Youc’ On
Kuiwa
Tyagar
U.N
South Kara
Matthew D. Rides
Louls Korear
Syngma Ries
Sn Korea
16Th Corps
Nore
Eighth
Ko“rea
ROK
Eld
Muresas
Chines
Wie Kolatsic
Kormigne
Seay
Dan Thorntons Will Meet Greeleyifes Wednesday Evening
Public invitation from Wall County Republican central committee invites attendance at a reception for Governor elect Dan Thorn and Mrs Thornton. Arrangements include a facility housing and hour from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. The event is public and nonpartisan despite party affiliations.
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Greeleyifes
Dan Thorn
Thornton
Facuity cli
Thorntons
Wall County
Repiblican Central
Invitnion
Sugar Content Sets New High at Collins
Collins Fort Collis Colorado December 27 Ay tia sugar stercantage of bee pronessoll at the Great Western Sugar Company reports an all time high sugar content of over 18 percent. District manager Raph L Parkings said the plant finished processing at midnight Tuesday and harvested a yield described as above average despite irregular spelling in the source.
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Fort Collis
Colo
Great Western Sigar Company
Raph L Parkidgs
Proceval Bette
Tweeday
Partings
Mao
Mormal
Dave Hill Takes Up His Work on Extension Staff
Dave Hill, named county 4-H agent to replace Bob Whey, joined the county extension office staff Tuesday after state board confirmation. A former 4-H member, Hill is a Colorado A&M graduate with military service, who last summer served as assistant county agent in Jefferson County. He and his wife Bonnie Lou Zike of Eaton and two children reside at 1216 Sixteenth Avenue.
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Dave Hill
Bob Whey
Opimty
Hill
Jeet
State Board of Agriculture
Whey
Rye
Colo
Everett Hill
Raston
Eaton
Colorado A&m
A&m
Jefferson Couuty
Bonnie Lou Zike
Kathy An Dick
Sixteenth Avenue
Fire Damages Famous Mine in Ophir Colorado
A fire at the mouth of the ore mine in Ophir Colorado trapped Lupe Jimmes 28, who was found unharmed after 4 hours. Nineteen workers climbed an old shaft to escape while 18 others moved to the main level as a wooden saw and compressor were destroyed. The mine, owned by E H Sandora of Milwaukee, was expected to stay closed until the air compressor could be repaired.
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Ophir
Colo. Lee
Henri Cornwald
Minera
Sith Jevel
Cornwald Gald
Lupe Jimmes
Colorado
E. H. Sand Éra
Milwaukea
Mina Wat
Griffis Named Ambassador to Madrid
Washington announces Stanton Griffis chosen as American ambassador to Spain, a six year term amid easing Franco era tensions. Griffis, 63 from Buxton, previously served as ambassador to Portugal and Egypt, with prior roles at Paramount Pictures and Madison Square Garden. He will await Senate confirmation when Congress reconvenes.
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Washington
Truman
Stanton Griftis
Chatriman
Paramount Peturag
Hinalgo
Madison Square Garden
Brentiana
Cornel Ant Wane& Fruit Grower
Oragon
New York City
City May Fit Gravel Pit at Forbes Field
City council debates repurposing the Forbes Field gravel pit into a landfill with dirt and trash layering. Bids approved for two trucks and waste enclosure upgrades for Glenmere Park grandstand and stadium area.
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Forbes Field
Green No 2 Produces Seven Barrels Of Oil In Test
Shell Oil reports Green No 7 in Mount Hope held the Dakota sand test producing seven barrels of oil and one barrel of water at depths around 6 262 feet. At Mount Tig F leit northwest of Sterling Texas oil surfaced after 40 minutes while gas appeared in five minutes and the test continued five minutes before shutting in for deepening. The Dakota interval tested ran from 4 851 to 4 597 feet with halo at 4 910 feet.
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Shell Oil
Mount Hope
Sterling
Mount Tig Fleit
Texas ON Company
Coast Guard Sets New Rules Aimed at Wartime Labor Strain
Coast Guard Commandant Morlin ONeill enforces security regulations to curb port disruptions and wartime mobilization. The final rules differ from earlier proposals but tighten controls at key ports to reduce strike risk and safeguard essential operations.
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Charles Molany
Washington
Coast Guard
Port
Uul
Ecrom Aubvaralves
Wartima
Morlin ‘O'Neill
Taco
Man
Mupnilos
Korea
Dr Holden Dies in Fresno California
Dr Eugene G Wolden 71 of Eaton Colorado died in a Fresno hospital yesterday of a heart attack. He was a general practitioner and longtime coroner for the Colorado city and had lived there for 20 years. He was recently appointed deputy coroner by Coroner-elect Rone Adamson.
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Dr. Holden
Maroner
Rone Adamson
Third Body In Wyoming Tragedy Still Unsound
Rock Springs Wyoming reports say no trace of missing Almaine Rap was found before darkness. a search party will comb the denolate country northeast of town where Patsy Ruth Lake 15 and her brother George 15 were found dead after days of exposure and lack of food.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Raat
Hte Gancee
Patsy Ruth Lake
George
Windsor Sugar Mill Sets New Output Record
Windsor sugar factory announced a new all time output record for this year with 425000 100 pound bags of sugar, surpassing 412000 bags in 1926. The district yield reached 165000 tons, while per acre output and sugar content remained high. The plant will cease slicing Thursday night as managers forecast continued gains in the campaign.
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Weatarn
Watson
Greeley-Waton
Alena
Joan
Idrolston
Tatan
Fulsi
Greeley
Winsor
Eaton Taddler
Euhoiaton
Eaton
Alta Yen
Christian Group To Match Group 4ocf Mission
Fragmentary report notes a Christian group planning a meeting in Melbourne venue on a Thursday. The text mentions an address on 1st Borough Avenue and an intent to discuss a local exchange or charity project.
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Ita
Tharsiluy
al Lermon
Melhborn
Wien
Aire
Fiio
Boremth Avenue
Colorado Traffic Toll Reaches 382 Second Highest
The 1950 traffic death toll rose to 382, the second worst year in Colorado history, with multiple fatal accidents reported. Destinations include Denver and surrounding areas, detailing victims such as Sylvia Jurgensen, Leo Kale Sr, Clifford Wilson, Nellis Wilson, Clayton Stutzman, and Sadie Aust, with several others injured or in critical condition.
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AL Ienat
Parsons
Sylvia Jurgensen
Wayzata
Minn
Sadie M
Cedaredge
Malsade
Php TR
St. Mary's Hospital
Grand Junction
C of C Chairmen Are Appointed In 1950s Board
The 1950 1961 Uressey Chamber of Commerce announced its committee chairmen. Appointments were approved by the board after HM Scott, the president, designated members for Advertising, Education, Budget, Health, Industries, Legislative, Membership, Municipal affairs, Tourism, Traffic and more. Several spellings and names appear misread in this fragment.
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Uressey Chamber ‘of Commerce
HM. Scott
Gilbert Bunt
Bunt
Agdenltura
W. D. Fare
Farr Farina Company
Avisdon
Truman Hell
Greeley Trades Council
Elassiona
Virgil McMille Gates
Edwards Chevrolet Company
Munigipil
Lot Aumutt
Neyroprietor
Macys Mortuary
Chet Meters
Peters
Pop Carn
Rodney Capron
Capron'Truck Company
Mem Vyera
Htouichenis
Value of livestock at Denver Yards sets new year mark
Denver reports a record value of livestock at the Denver Yards for the year totaling $205,841.00. The stockyard showed higher figures across cattle and cattle-related assets, reflecting strong market demand. Marriage licenses issued include William Loray Stoll and Hibia Lovise 4'nwns Ryans. Benpols Welard Housty rudiam and Bownsake Lankert in Denver, with Paul M. Jolson listed.
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Denver Yards
Willian Loray Stoll
Grealny
Hibia Lovise
Benpols Welard Housty
Rudiam Ani Bownsake Lankert
Denver
Paul M. Jolson
Rarned Dou
Bulldogs Play at Eaton Tonight
Wah of Crosley will play at Eaton tonight in a high school gym. Tad HS hom uncertain and details unclear due to damaged text.
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Eaton
College Wah of
Crosley
Thatan Hanisht
Warnanday
Wat Blah Gym
Tad HS Hom
Midwest Faces Severe Cold Wave Across Plains and East
An extreme cold wave grips the nation from the Rockies to the Atlantic with Florida an exception. Temperatures plunge below zero in many states while western regions see milder readings. Authorities warn water systems and power lines may fail, with multiple deaths linked to the cold and travel disruptions reported in major cities.
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Florida
Denver
Deouth
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Wyoming
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Norinveatern
Montana
Rocklex
Praser
Colo
Yellowstone
Mont
Piney
Wyo
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Wah
Togkles
Decorah
Big Annexe
N. Yu
Rochester
Minn
Maxon Gily Tu
Salen and Buestus
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St. Paul
Bat Pocurm
Fargo
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Bismiarck
Chicago
Milwaukee
New Jersey
New York City
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Syracuse
New York
Ohio
Wtate
Okie
Weather forecast and conditions across regions
Weather outlook for 24 hours ending Wednesday morning shows light temperatures from 22 to 16 degrees. Colorado expects generally fair conditions Wednesday through night with Thursday partly cloudy and snow flurries in mountains and rain elsewhere. Northwest regions see cooler highs and lows with wintery mix and warmer trend near midweek.
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Divide
Marany
Maylee
Canoratty
Werthraday
Dhursiday
Warwler
Policeman Charged With Assaulting Patrolman
Police reports allege Charles Harcourt 42 of Littleton a police officer for two months assaulted patrolman Eugene A. Graham 12 in a district court hearing on a complaint filed by district Attorney Don Hig. The altercation occurred Sunday morning while Harcourt was off duty not in uniform.
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Coto
Beg
Palles
Charles Harcourt
Littleton
Eugene A. Graham
Rae Stainnt
Don Higby
Mighy
Harcourt
Weld County Seals Appeal Urges Immediate Returns
More than 3,000 tuberculosis letters sent in Weld County Tulerculosis association drive have not been returned. Mrs. GO S Mennan, Greeley chair, urged prompt support as pledges total 9,122.81 toward a 16,000 goal. Only 4,408 of 7,422 letters returned with 86,100 in unreturned pledges and county-wide collections underway to fund 1961 tuberculin program and education.
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Lave
GO. S. Mennan
Greeley
Herdiway
Igalea
Wold County
Hardman
Herdman
Wald
Herdman Wald
Nerdman Gaid
Exteria
Bruce Darker
Out Association
Two Unions Question Rail Peace Pact
Unions express dissatisfaction with a three year rail peace plan that grants wage cuts and benefits to about 900,000 workers. Leaders indicate they will defer to the chairmen of the four railroad orders for final approval.
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General E Batsmen
James Y. Shields
Mrotharchaol of Locomolve
Coldistarn
Witte House
John KR
Steelman
Usgtafnitt
Flint
Wilow
New Gas Rate Schedule Cut Expected in Colorado
Colorado Public Utilities Commission approved new gas rates for residents and businesses in Greeley and surrounding areas. The schedule lowers rates for all consumption ranges, with a three cent per thousand cubic feet cut for residential and commercial users, and two cents for industrial use, effective today pending further rules. The Greeley Gas Company and Public Service Company of Colorado issued the reader-friendly plan, while federal and state authorities monitor compliance and potential repeners.
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Crapley
Byam
la Balle
Fobernay
Paul Goo
Cam- Phn
Ihs
Colorado
Comtailanton
White
Walt Industrial
Ty Wal
Federal Power Commission
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Cool Added
Deusur
Vee
Colorado Wittie: Wel
Greeley
Rounder
Wort Catling
Hrighton
Denver Sebuchst
Te Public Service Company
Covurida
Greeley Gas Company
Coniainaion
Aderal Power Commission
Clargen
Utilities Commission
Yaerd
Ndiih
Clty
Gresley Company
Freeley
Publi Service
Othr Srees
Fearful Christmas Toll Predicted for New Year
President of the National Safety Council warned the Christmas holiday death toll could repeat in January. He cited at least 724 deaths nationwide, with 515 in urban centers and along the highways, and 170 more from miscellaneous causes. He urged stricter traffic laws and safer behavior to avert a repeat tragedy.
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Christainy
Slivela
Mghwaye
Christmar
Dearborn
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National Safety Connei
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Chris Nas
Crash near Salida injures crew. survivors aided at scene
Report describes a light plane crash near Salida with two injured crew members and others aiding until responders arrived. Sheriff notes names of involved individuals and that one victim suffered ankle and head injuries. Rescue efforts included securing passengers and moving toward Denver after Christmas.
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Golo
Nec
Lowry
Bninich Shawaller
Quentin TD
Reshow
Deve Ceesk
Colt
Robert L. Dichrs
Tidares
Denver
Tha Aemont
Teahaw
Thalpa
Milea
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