North Korean Reds Gauge 3 Mile Dent in East Central UN Line
North Korean forces reportedly penetrated four to ten miles south of the 38th parallel in central Korea, with UN troops retreating northeast of Seoul. General MacArthur asserted the attack was contained, as skirmishes spread along the eastern front and fears of a large push persisted.
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East Central
Korea
United Nations
Corpa
U. S
Alghib Army
Hal Borie
Pupyong
Kores
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
Paralel
Yongpa
Yonga
MacArthur
Tokyo
Oran
Matthew B. Ridgway
Wall Ag
Tage
48Th
Friary
Ko Ten
Eighth Army
Kaesong
Koran- Pu
Naesang
Seon
Kortngis
Milan
Avelure
Farea
Jota
Ian Tani
Government Moves To Curb Bank Loans In Postwar Drive
Government announces measures to restrict bank lending. Federal Reserve boards and banks will hold back trillions in domestic credit to curb spending on autos and consumer goods. The plan aims to slow debt growth and stabilize the economy amid wartime/postwar shifts.
Captain Sam Walker Named Aide to General MacArthur
Dec 28 1945 General MorArthur appoints Captain Sam Sims Walker son of the late Lt. Geo Welten Walker as aide. Walker survived a prior accident and serves under General MacArthur in Tokyo with the title of Captain.
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Sam 5
Walker
Mac
Tokyo
MorArthur
Sam Sims Walker
Geo. Welten HH. Walker
Farm Prices Rise Four Percent in Mid December
Washington report shows farm prices up about four percent from mid November to mid December. Index of prices received by farmers stood at 258 percent of the 1910-14 average, with major commodities like wheat and wool rising above parity while others such as cotton and grapefruit fell below.
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Washington
Tosa
Agriculture Department
Junmery
Department
Fermera
Two Drowned in Prewitt Lake Near Sterling
Two youths Marvin Hilslander and Paul Travia, both of Sterling, drowned after breaking through ice on Prewitt reservoir. Bodies recovered by local volunteers and authorities. Paul's uncle G B Manon, First National Bank employee, referenced. family planning for Keota visit for holidays.
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Sterling
Cola
Prewith
Ivimtin
Jay
Marvin Hilslander
Paul Trayia
Miaka
Haletander
Donvat Tlage
Paul Travia
G. B. Manon
Rigitharo Tue
Omplaya
First National Bank
Mra
Travia
Keota
Masson
State Patrol Moves to New Quarters Here
The northern division of the State Patrol has moved from the state highway building at Fourteenth Street and Second to a two and a half story brick building on the corner of the intersection. The state acquired the former residence for highway employees and renovated it with plastering, painting, fluorescents, and new teletypes. The new offices include a front desk, dispatcher's room, teletype connections, and a radio dispatcher, with improved facilities for patrol staff and public contact.
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Bute Ing
Ateta Patrol
Vara
Uie Northern Division
The
State Patrol
Fourteenth Street
Wein Varant
Thea Patrol
Ue Highway Engineering Star
Don Smith
Highway Department
Cantaicler
Neilson Ald
Wilton
Cai
Nett Ann
Long Range Highway Planning Group To Review Finance Plan
Colorado's long range highway planning committee will meet tomorrow to hear an analysis of substitute funding options proposed by trucking interests. The meeting aims to evaluate the plan and its financial implications, with Denver researchers presenting at the gathering.
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Long Range Highway Planning Group
Denver
Dre
Colorado
Intarnate
Acakrete
Abdvaraky
Yanl
Buckhorn Mountain Patrol Radio Station Expansion
Buckhorn Mountain patrol adds 250 watt FM radio to relay with Greeley headquarters. New station automatic, links with Sterling and Estes Park units, extending reach across Larimer and Weld counties and beyond. Activation during New Year holiday, then temporary shutdown for line work.
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Acriew
Watl
Burnera Mountain
Yatio
Vvision
State Patrol
Cayisin Sherman Neilson
Greeley Reservoir
Aigudby
Huckborn
John Leaker
Gree Tay
Enna
Fort Jean
Smth
Rien Ver
Lealuy
Greeley
Tee
Cura
Who
Algo
Loribernalrich
Sterling
Nolies
Estes Park
Estes Park Pollea Ad Sheriffs’ Cara In Wohl, Morann, Lora, Sedawick
Yuriy Ald
Washington
Tnekadtt
Latimer
Canity Shariffs
Cara
Altho
Wyeming
Wnd
Nebraska
Bere the
Sane Fremuaury
Nickson
Enabing
Ena
Amber
Power Line Bids Opened for 115 Kilovolt Project
Bids requested by Denvar and Don for the 115 kilovolt traumasitory line project to served It5-kiovolt system in Jiléaburg and Casper. The work involves river banks and spans roughly seven miles from Jolesburg saturation to Cay DAAC. Bid dates and bid details were announced today in the reclamation notice.
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Denvar
Don
Wirean
Jiléaburg
Colo
Casper
Cay
Weld county youths enlist in Navy through Greeley station
Local release lists 77 Weld County men joining the U S Navy this month. Names span Greeley and nearby towns Keenesburg Johnstown Kersey Ault Severance Milliken Platteville La Salle Windsor Carr Gill Galeton Eaton Sevrance and more. The report cites ADC Lt M. Brunka and provides many full and partial names and addresses of enlistees.
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Weld County
Nnda Hyli
M. Btunka
ADC
Uose
Lst
Greeley
Keanesburg
Johnstown
Pix
Kersey
Aultilyeach
Baton
Severancathrea
Mltken
Platteville
la Salle
Windsor
Carr, Gill
Galeton Pre
Creeley
Carroll
Eleventh Avenue
Lloyd L. Harris
Walter K. Laine
Tenth Avenue
Donald R. Berens
Glenn R. Hayes
Kenneth H
Borky
Raymond 3
Yeager
Max A. Smith
Tivbert K. Tegtman
Bill D. Morrow
Mex Haffner Dellers L. Tallory
Johstown
Calvin O. Ford
Tw Mig G
Treroblug
Jevin G. Treening
Richard A. Srhultz
Howard I. Miner
Ernest V. Lynch
Henry Prints
Rex
Men Trapped in Smuggler Mine Escape
Silver Plume dispatch reports three hours of peril as 21 men trapped in a Smug- gling mine near a shaft house endured burning embers and smoke. Rescuers battled fire, shifted heavy timbers, and sealed the main shaft to free the trapped workers who were evacuated to safety from the 100 foot level with hope of a full recovery by nightfall.
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Colin
Lukas
Gafety
Reaewers Wylie
Tngera
Lytte
Tin Amareur
Hey
Ieswollen
Minha
Alvats
Rly Jace
Tarewan
Leon
Wailore Kromml
Alex Kauitilae
Tauennyt
Dloorgotown
Dtoyt
Trucks Collide on Embankment Near Overpass
A Denver driver sustained possible facial injuries when a loaded Meadow Gold milk truck and an empty Salt Creek Freightways rig collided while passing on the La Sally overpass embankment. The Salt Creek tractor plunged down the 30 foot embankment, crossing rails and derailing a train, with damage estimated around $5,000.
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Denver
Doug
State Patrol
Trivers
Irelig Denes
Li Solle
Meadow Gold
Clarence Junior Agelloft
Zenobia
Salt Creek Freightways
Melvin Heavel
Tayal BR. Warner
Hellett
Herett
Salt Creek
la Sille
Exeluior
Ambue Jance
Weld County Hospital
Weather Leaf for Two Bars Ending at Eight Gra
Weather leaf notes light to moderate changes across regions. Aigl shows $03 low with cloudy conditions Friday, with partial sun and minimal temperature shifts. New Mexico forecast calls for partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies today through Saturday with rising temperatures.
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Mur- Vier
Mexico
Benson Sells Weld Aircraft to Longmont
G A Tensor owner of Weld Aircraft, announced Friday the sale of the company to F C Carter at Longmont. Carter will operate the firm in Greeley and continue the Longmont Flying School at Longmont. The base includes planes, office and equipment and retained records. The Bensons keep Hardiman Manufacturing in Loveland and plan to continue living at 1201 Eleventh Street for now.
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G. A. Tensor
Weld Aireral
Mie
F.C. Carter
Longmont
Carter
Greeley
Atnilent Reecords
Ba Reagles
Greeley Center
Bensons
Hardimun Manufacturing Company
Loveland
Tey
Benyon Tok
Wold Abrerauft
Frank Foster
Adams Coway
Astember
Bennon
Althose Seqnt
Brotherhood Chairs Set to Approve Wage Deal Reluctantly
Brotherhood chairmen in Claysliat discuss a tentative wage settlement with the railroad unions as they prepare for a Thursday meeting. Leaders express uncertainty over accepting the plan, awaiting possible modifications, while aiming to avoid disruptions in the industry.
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Brotherhood
Okeh
Clayslaiht
Chalrion
Brotherhood of Rallrosd Tralminen
Allion
Tadicenka & Washington
Priniing Waka
Medutatrs
Nelson
Trainepain
Sugar Mills Finish Slicing Gains at Windsor Plant
C C Albert M. Watson reports Windsor factory ran for 88.46 years, about 1098 tons daily on average, with capacity raised to 1650 tons daily. Western Sugar company says acreage expansion will extend output. details include 1960 beak enelogy and factory terms.
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Greeley, Bain, and Whaleor
Tage Tartes Hive
Creatoy
Eiliey
Windsor
Five Menaces Swed ish Ship Trawilton Misfortune
A Swedish freighter Trawilton off Herida 76 miles from shore suffered a disaster as crew gas intoxication killed the mate Vilhelm Tatkkloo trapped in the hold. Five menaces or threats were reported as the ship faced oxygen shortage and rescue efforts by New Jersey authorities.
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Herida
Vilhelm Tatkkloo
Sweden
Gvalt
Oltter
Ec Muda
Wiehe
Ritsa Rarminda
Ainiea
St Heorge
Talund
Bermuda
Presbyterian Moderator in Washington to Open General Assembly
The Presbyterian Moderator Ih Washington Dayton Qu Dee, Dr. Nugh CG Evans of Dayton, and other church leaders prepare for the opening of the General Assembly in Washington. Officials expect a traditional gathering with delegates and formal proceedings marking the session.
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Dayton
Qu Dee
Nugh
Evans
Presbyterian
Washington
Poxson Named to Racing Board in State Appointment
Ben T. Poxson of Dever is named to the state racing board with Van Diamond as director of pavements and parallels. Four Christina appointments to the In comme governor are left to the new governor Dan Thornton, who takes office in January. Johnson indicated Poxson is qualified and will serve a six year term beginning soon. Diamond will be paid six thousand dollars annually, with a department of probation added. The appointment followed pressure over horse and dog racing regulation and faces Senate confirmation. Brangard Funeral Saturday for eight year old George Brangard with services at St. Paul’s Church and interment in Lin Grave County.
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Johnson
Poxwen
Toadon Na Amin
Anit
Joinson
Alninoza
Une Govarner
Poxson
Joh Thuteler
Pueblo
Jobinhan
Jod
Doh
Ns Vole
Tobnson
Thornian
Dirottar
Jonson
Eantity
Denver
Meiber
Alule
State Board of Agriculture
Tolieson Gald
Ral L. Carrade
Josh
Heinson
Senate
Johnson An Tiey
Doctors Dentists Veterinarians To Register Jan 15
Washington says doctors dentists and veterinarians must register by January 15 under wartime service plans. About 10,000 professionals are expected to register with 21,000 mostly younger men reported delayed on the first registration day. Royalient official Meiling says thousands will be assigned to expand military service, with many trained at government expense to support 300,000 men.
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Washington
Dev
Ant Sat
Vic Dywtt
Lewis B. Hershey
Allie
Jr. Hichari
Meiliig
Weilens
Defense Royalient
Lulghe
Tie
Quick Shooting Cops Heating Set Jan 5
A hearing is scheduled for January 5 on charges against officers including Yo Henn for conduct and use of firearms amid a motorist incident. Delmar Rea and Charles Wilson face related accusations while Chaves Cop rich was suspended after a traffic violation and firearm discharge. The case centers on an attempted pursuit and a fatal shooting during an escape attempt.
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Robert Eunson
Wanlilight
Het
Royarnment
Federst Rasiys Board
Puorod
Fedara
Wwck
Tenery
Ple
Prewitt Lake
Atete
le Doi
Buckhorn Mtn
Navy Thru
Greeley Station
Benson Sells
Weld Aircraft
Longmonter
Forest Service
U. S. Forest Service
Edward B. ME
Jay Wreghis
Klene
Cacal Control
Iter Bath
Wana
Analien
Pruwan
James P. Shields
Brotherhood of Locomotive Snobears
Pas Raives
Bolforth
Shields
Mack
Ohnimnen
Firwney
Louie Jane
Seal
Heaton
Thornton
Ben T. Poxson
Racing Board
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