Snowfall and travel disruptions sweep Held County
Light to moderate snow blanketed Held County starting Sunday evening, with totals up to two inches in spots near PiktterMe and Briggedele. Winds reached to 5 mph with bitter cold. state patrol warned of slick roads and several trains delayed though Frontier Airlines reported limited impact at Cros ar lela.
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Wyoming
Pulte
Birkle
Briggedele
All Union Peeftic Tratns
St Louis
Boassearom Cheyenne
Frontier Airlines
Crosar
Choy
Iowa Senator Oles Slack Dies in St Joseph Hospital
Daniel F Slack, prominent Iowa figure and former Democrat senator from 1882 to 1891, died after a heart attack at his home Saturday and later at St Joseph Hospital. Slack, an attorney, also served in the state legislature after the Civil War and influenced local politics in Ottumwa.
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Iowa
Oles
200 Yanks Get Leave To Japan For Holiday To Vis Families
Tokyo dispatch reports 200 American service members and 200 family members begin a holiday visit to Yokohama and Tokyo, aiding morale as they leave Korea duty. A wife explains the reunion plan while children chatter, signaling a rare homecoming amid wartime. The unit, first American division in Korea, departs on a morale mission with plans to relax before戻 their return.
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Japan
Vis
Tokyo
Dec
Set
Mes
Henry Torp ~Atier
Yokohama
Daily War
Korea
Mra. Torrence
Dee
Mra. Tor
Wes
Combat Cargo Command
Missing sisters flee on Zephyr train in Texas
Two young sisters Sharon Ewing aged two and a half and her sister were reported missing after leaving PuMo at 8 30 p m aboard the Zephyr. Witnesses say they rode the train with a man who bought ice cream and candy for them. Authorities stated no clear explanation for how the girls boarded undetected.
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Golo
Wae
Walgohurstin
Otthur Willan O'Rourke
Wolsentair
Sharon Ewing
Sheens
Flve
Pu- Mo
O'Rourke
Jagan
Yaanengeré
Greeley Passes 1950 With No Traffic Fatalities
Greeley police reported a quiet year on city streets in 1950 with no traffic fatalities. Details indicate reduced incidents, though confusion in the report suggests lingering concerns over safety and enforcement.
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Greeley
Ling
Russians Accept West Proposal for Sessions To Reduce Tension
The United States received Russia’s reply to a Western call for four power talks to lower world tension. Officials deemed the response disappointing, short of broad acceptance, and noted Moscow’s text was not released. Western Britain showed cautious optimism about the note.
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Washington, Jan
United States
Frussia
Re Oy
Prova
J. Mciermott
Russia
Moscow
Europe
Brussels
Trusain & Counter
Fahey
Thia
DeBerard Named Sockman of the Year in 1951
Fred C. DeBerard of Kremmling Colorado has been chosen as 1951 Man of the Year in Livestock by the Record Stockman Denyer Hveatock. The Hereford breeder’s career is cited for breed promotion and commerce. An award presentation by Willard Simms will occur during the National Western Stock Show week in Denver.
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Denyer
Fred C. DeBerard
Hereford Bruvd Ae
Kremmling
Colo
Laveatock
Record
Willard Simms
Denver
Local Weather Brief for Four Hours Ending Eight Biwh
Weather snapshot shows cloudy skies with occasional light flurries across Colorado and adjacent southern border regions. Much colder conditions move in Monday night with a centered snow crown. Wyoming and nearby areas expect a partly cloudy night and Tuesday.
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Colorado
Dartly
Mond Uy
Mrs Anna Will of Cornish Dies
Mrs Anna Will 78 wife of Gustav Will died at home east of Cornish at 9 am Sunday from heat. Born July 1 1874 near Berlin Germany she married Gustav Will Oct 11 1897 at Stettin. The Wills homesteaded between Ongold and Cornish in 1900 and lived on the old homestead until death. She is survived by her husband three sons Carl Fred and Conrad eight grandchildren and two brothers and two sisters in Germany. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Macy’s.
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Anna Heleny Will
Gustav Will
Hay Home
Cornish
Shout
Will
Berlin
Germany
Sra
Frans Trojanaski
Stettin
Ongold
Wil
Carl
Fred
Conrad
Hortons
Calif
Colorado
Eric
Alve
Minters
Ying
Macys
All Schools and College Here Reopen Tuesday
Greeley public schools reopen Tuesday morning after a week and a half of holiday. Schools dismissed at 3 p m on New Year’s Eve for Christmas and New Year passes. Colorado Blaze College of Education and College High begin winter quarter, with holiday vacation ending Friday.
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Greeley Public Schools
Nee
Colorado Blaze College of Education
College High
Erneat
Duta
CSCH
Rapiotree Low
Slesets
Dr J A Weaver Sr Pioneer M D Dies After Illness
Dr. Jul Aiken Weaver Sr 80 died Saturday at his home 405 Ninth Avenue after a long heart condition illness. A Greeley physician for 50 years he served Weld County and Colorado medical groups, born August 10 1870 in North Liberty Indiana, graduated 1897 Colorado Medical School, moved to Greeley later joining his son John A Weaver Jr and practiced until retirement. He chaired Weld County Medical Society and held posts in state and American medical associations. Survived by Cecile Roebat Weaver wife son Dr John A Weaver Jr two daughters and two brothers. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p m from Macy’s drawing room with burial in Grove.
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Ninth Avenue
Weaver
Greeley
Chraout
Melinda Weaver
David J. ‘Weaver
North Liberty
Ind
Colorado
Slade
Huxinle
Longmont
University of Colorado
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Tus Practica
Park Place
Charles Weyss
Gresley
Twin
Falls
Téa
Albert
Boles
Ida
Orr BA Ima
Park
Placasulte
Gree- Jay Building
John A. Weaver, Jr
Abe
Colorado Normal School
CECE
Baptist
Roma
Weavers
Olive
de. Weaver
Weld County
First Baptist Church
Inter Nerving
Trong
Olis
Paiatinga
National Fartines
Church Panera
Dedger Post
Greeley Tribune
Cecile R. Weaver
John 4. Weaver
Maria Weaver King
Donata Winters
Loutaville
Ernacot J. Grando
Rexford
Mont
Hattie Weaver
Robert F. Wruck
Albert Weaver
Bob
Idaho
Elmer HR. Weaver
Washington, D.C
Mario
John
Joan A. Weaver, Jr
Eugene
Job Andrew Winters
Donald Winters
Macys
Lron Grove
Military moves place Stanghai power firms under control
The Peiping Chinese communist radio announced that the American owned Stanghai power and telephone companies valued at 75 million dollars were placed under military control yesterday.
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Bhanghal
San Fravelaco
Jan. i
Peiping
Stanghai
Yeatercay
Year’s Traffic Toll in State Reaches 38
Colorado's 1951 highway death toll stands at 386 with Denver driver Fred Kessler among the victims. The tally marks a grim postwar chapter, trailing 1936's all time high and 1949's. The state patrol notes fatalities now exclude private property crashes, affecting comparisons to earlier years.
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Fred Kessler
Denver
Agath
Atale Nigaway Patrol
National Safety Council
Child Drowns thru Ice of Lake Estes
Ten year old Roger Fowler fell through ice on Lake Estes in Hates Park Colorado around 10 a.m. He and his seven-year-old brother John were playing on Fish Creek arm when the ice broke. Roger was pulled from the water and rushed to a hospital where doctors used an artificial respiration apparatus but he showed no signs of life.
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Colo
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Bia
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Hiiy
Hla Linm
Reclamation Bureau
Mal
House Quickly Sends Tax Bill to White House
A rapidly passed tax bill moves to the White House amid support from lawmakers. The measure would raise annual revenue to over 45 billion dollars, extend until July 1 1953, target profiteering and windfall defense profits, and fund weapons while curbing inflation.
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White House
Washington
Dec
Daughton
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Congresa
Thornton appoints Averill Johnson to revenue post
Thornton, soon to be governor, nears completion of his official family selections. He named State Senator Averill Johnson of Las Animas as director of revenue to replace W. F. Perkins. Also appointed were Henry L. Larsen as civil defense director, Dale High as official driver, and C. B. Harris as governor’s messenger.
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R. George Woods
Thornton
Set
Dale High
Ue Colorado
State Highway Patrol
Harris
Lafayette Nirant
Mark Kramer
Hacatiga
Huginean
Kramer
Walter W. Johnaan
Rankin
Priday
Johnaan
Dan Fdamord
State Pardon and Parole Office
Mornton
Massive Chinese and Korean Reds Press Through UN Lines
News dispatches describe 20000 Chinese and Korean Red troops surging across minefields and pressing toward Seoul in a broad offensive. Allied forces report heavy artillery exchanges, intense counterattacks, and significant casualties as UN defenses struggle under massive assault.
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Seoul
Korea
Ahmed
Air Force
Reda
Imee
Jack MacBeth
John Randolph
United Nations
Tinese
North Korea
Randolph Gata
U. N
Eighth Army
Saturday Night Wrecks Investigated
Three crashes were reported near Ashton school and on highway 63. A pickup driven by 17 year old Alfonse Carrera Jr of Janistown overturned north of the school, injuring occupants including Dahiaget. charges and details were unclear. A second collision involved Patricia Herbert of Longmont and others on highway 63, with injuries and conflicting statements noted.
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Atute
Gresley
Alfonse Carrera Jr
Janistown
Ashton School
Dahiaget
Derrera
Don Graves
Longmont
Hare
Patricia Herbert
Ty Rioland
Oressey
Joe Wea
Fort Lapton
Tha Juetien
Bi Heen Orore
New Year Celebrations Draw Vast Times Square Crowd
New York witnesses a throng estimated at 860000 at Times Square to welcome the new year. The crowd outnumbered last year by 110000 as revelers, visitors, and New Yorkers kissed companions and gawked at the chaos. Police report a few derelicts among the celebrants, while nightclubs reported varied crowds.
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New York
Tinea Square
Carl Mauch Dies at 76. Local Resident Passes Saturday
Carl Mauch, 76, died at his home 314 Twelfth Street on Saturday. A veteran of Ramis, he immigrated to the United States and later moved to Gresley from Levelcad, according to local notices.
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Carl Mawch
Hia Homa
Twelfth Street
Faterday
Mauch
Ramis
United State
Imm
Gresley
Levelcad
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