Navy To Double Carrier Force
The Navy announced a plan to nearly double its carrier fleet, expanding to about 28 or 30 carriers with 45,000-ton vessels and about 17 smaller carriers. It would also increase destroyers to about 215, plus more cruisers and two additional battleships, with Wisconsin slated for active duty in a few months.
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Wisconsin
Nissan
Korea
Hee
New Jersey
Far East
Aetohey
Siven
Navy
Weill
Weed
Shina
Foy No 1 Well at Dalton Emerges as Major Producer
Niles Nebraska January reports a Dalton area well near town producing at high rate. The Foy No 1, owned by Reco Co of Los Angeles and Blowt of Denver on Hugl Vive land, showed a 671 barrel per hour reduction over 24 hours but expected to resume strong production next week. Three offset wells anticipated on adjoining acreage. Kanroqugnce area noted for nearby activity. Boulder corporal receives Bronze Star in Tokyo.
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Niles
Nebr
Jaa
Nebenslen Panhandle
Denver Biel Furly
Reco, Co
Los Angeles
Blowt of
Deuver
Hugl Vive
Tt Fa
Producto Rammmnorelnlly
Inka
Ohis MI Co
Wilah
Tanat
Walla
Ohto OH Co
Sinelatr Company
Icy Roads Trigger Multiple Crashes Across County
Police and state patrol report icy pavement Friday night caused numerous crashes with no injuries. A 1933 Chevrolet driven by Charles Frabeis Wall rolled over on Highway 289 near Colorado 85. Chester Kipixs, Francis Bernard Kettler, Ruben Foose involved in multiple fender-benders with tickets issued for careless driving. Betty Exline and William Aylesworth collided on Thirteenth Avenue and Sixteenth Street after Exline skid across the street.
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Gregley
George Miller
Ncrlent
Salo Pia
Chester Kipixs
Doyne Falls
Mich
Francis Bernard Kettler
Thirteenth Street
Etter
Betty June Exine
Fifteenth Avenue
Sixteenth Street
McGinley Moves To Block Appointment of Leon Lavington
Denver January 5 Po State Aud Jae Myron G McGinley questions Governor-elect Thorn ton's plan to name the director of the governor's confidential staff. Attorney General John W Metzger called the practice an interesting question and said McGinley could be point on the matter. He promised to weigh the provlem and respond later.
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Denver
Myron G. McGinley
Dan Thornton
Meinley
John W. Metzger
Raveie
Metzger
Mayne McGinley
Toll Clipper Toll Climbing Denver Traffic Report
Denver January 5 Colorado's toll numbers rise as traffic slows. A highway crash near Loveland left a driver dead when a car rear ended another, injuring four passengers including a young girl and her parents.
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Denver
Colorado
Saint Cork Fms
Cington
Snow blankets counties with up to inch depths across regions
Frigid storm drops light snowfall averaging about an inch with reports up to one and a half inches. Public Service Company logs 0.05 inch precipitation. numerous minor auto collisions occur on glazed roads. Denver area records varied depths from two to five inches in southeastern Colorado, with Leadville reporting one inch. A Denver man, James Hamilton, died of a heart attack shoveling snow. Travel remains risky with slick highways and advised chains for mountain routes.
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Public Service
Arbstallion
Greeley
Lcla
Aud
Birkle
Platte- Ville
Minolstire
L.A. Gii
Nam
Batley
Dever
Jer
Leadville
Rockies
Federal
Denver
James Hanilean
Engle
Ila Mountaina
Fort Calstos
Mie
Abovy Sero
Trenver
Denver- Colorado
Spriga Road
Tnd
Fort Collins
Tonlgut
Loman
Danver Navy Recruiting Brenke Record
A Danver Navy recruiting report notes a breakdown in the week’s tally as seen yesterday. The tally shows fewer recruits than planned with some detail on the week’s flow and the lingering impact of the assignment on the recruiting effort.
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Danver Navy
Brenke
Wade Predicts Hard Sledding for Key Bills
Colorado House Majority Floor Leader Oakley Wade warned of strong opposition to major reform proposals including long range highway planning education weather control and reapportionment. He noted battles across parties and the need to split plans into separate bills for study and possible future action.
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Deter
House
Oakley Wade
Colorado Legislatura
Sua Animas
Wade
Wate
Colorado
GOP
Iva
Contractora
Highway Department
Wage
Highline REA Granted Loan to Rural Utility
The Rural Electrification Administration approved a loan to the Highline Hioctrle Association in Sul vok a, Colds Of FLAN, marking support for regional electrification efforts. The decision enables continued expansion of electricity service in the area, with funds designated for infrastructure upgrades.
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Waahington
Tan
Twelfth Night Bonfire at Grove Tonight
The Twelfth Night celebration will be held at 7 pm tonight in front of Talon Grove Avon. Chairman John Yard of Jayco Christman reports a divided committee but invites all to attend the event with music and dancing.
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Greeley-Eaton
Great Western Sugar Company
Park Church
Hars
John Root
Sen Bast
Gresley
Charles Felker
Exton Die
Eaton
Jack Boegel
Yark
John’ Hallavon
Jayco Christman
British Educator Barbara Wootton to Speak in Carter Hall
Professor Barbara Wootton of University of London will discuss The British Political Scene on Tuesday night at 8:75 in Room 401 Carter Hall CSCE. The event, sponsored by the social studies division, welcomes students and faculty, with Dr Lb D Zeleny as chairman. Wootton is a prominent writer and radio commentator on social legislation and has toured the United States for lectures.
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Barbara Wootton
University of London Social Science Division
Operk
Carter Hall
CSCE
Atarta
Lb. D. Zeleny
Wootton
New York City
McGinley Criticizes Adams State Records
Denver officials cite an audit showing Adams Binie Teac ers college lacks a general ledger and adequate internal contracts. Myron McGinley calls the bookkeeping unsatisfactory and urges Gov Johnson to order an investigation into corrective practices.
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McGinley
Adams State
Denver
Myron McCinney
Adams Binie Teacers College
General Super Thon Ly
Water rate hikes take effect amid confusion over bills
City introduces new water charges January 1 to fund a $600,000 pipeline expansion. Rates rise about 20 percent on most services, but charges vary by household structure and usage. Household multiunit homes burdened by basement rooms and separate “families” face blended fees, with basic sewer charge remaining at $1.60.
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Water Department
Merle Twedell
Thelares Marich
Bringig
Mariel Aid
Marien Ead
Watley Department
Mra
Marich
Lawse
Tie Bagemat
MM Hie Family” Quarto
Cal Vawne
Chinese Drive on Wonju Hub Probes Korean Front
The article reports a major Allied withdrawal in South Korea around Wonju as Chinese and North Korean forces push toward Suwon and Seoul. It notes the fall of Suwon airfield, mass movements southeast of Seoul, and the Ninth Army retreat along the so called heartbreak highway with tanks, aircraft, and reinforcements advancing to block Allied lines.
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Wonjuas
UN Force
Heartbreak Highway
Toy
Seaill
Suween Balur
Rees
Wonjur
Wath
Willian C. Barnard Vail
Wanju
Flia
Kine
South Korea
Bammer
Seoul
Suwon
Yongpa
Fepal
Yongya
Wonju
Itarea
Tucson
Ali
Pusan
Wong
Ue Eighth Army
Hassel
Deny
Trurke
Ang
Ti Westero
Pant
Plane crash injures three west of Eaton
A three place super cruiser believed to have taken off from Freeley airport crashed in a field on the Albin B Carlson Turn a mile south and two and three quarter miles west of Eaton Saturday afternoon. Men In the Wane were identified as Tamen Crosley of 2108 Tenth Street Dave Hinas of Eaton and Itay Porter Jr of Ridgeway Colorado.
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Freeley
Albin B. Carlson
Eaton
Tamen Crosley
Tenth Street
Dave Hinas
Itay Porter, Jr
Ridgeway, Colo
Western States Agree on Civil Defense Mutual Aid Pact
Representatives from six western states reach a mutual aid civil defense pact to aid in disasters. The group plans to seek governors' approval and legislative ratification, with Colorado Arizona and New Mexico forming separate compacts. The draft follows a federal civil defense model and a copy is sent to Washington for approval.
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South Pe
Nal
Jay
Colarailia
New Mexico
Yexis
Ohlihome
Rauszs
Acizona
Tah
Colorado
Arizatta
Federal Office of
Eivilian Defense
Washington
Firemen Free Children Locked Inside Home
Mrs. Donald Tregot of 2422 Ninth Avenue Court reported several children were locked in a bedroom while the door could not be opened. Firemen pried the lock from the outside with a knife to free them without injury.
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Donald Tregoting
Ninth Avenue Court
Ex paratrooper shot in hotel bath room shows wound
Hupon Reutteant, a 46 year old ex paratrooper and resident of the Athlon hotel, was rushed to Ward County public hospital after a revolver wound sustained in a hotel bath room. The weapon was an automatic revolver used by Kaufman, who fired at the heart area. The victim’s condition was serious while Kaufman’s wife Tietkan Houhihi, also a veteran, entered the hospital with arcing anxiety. Botatt played at the pregant and had returned from a trip to Denver early Saturday morning.
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Hupon Reutteant
Athlon
Ward County Publica Hospital
Thakiay
Kauffman
Cenaldornd Seriows
Kaufman
Tal Tietkan Houhihi
Arcingeanonis
Veteran's Hospital
Ab Chayanne
Tawas Botatt
Ratnrmeil
Denver
Batuyday Morula
Roads Seek Higher Freight Rates Amid Union Rejections
Three railway labor unions balk as roads seek higher freight rates to cover wage boosts and costs. Officials report tentative agreements with major carriers, but the plan faces slow approval and possible trips to dates in St Louis and Washington.
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Harold W. Ward
Washington
Whits
Tromealy
Yailrenda
Vegiana
T Ty Loonils
Eariays
Nad
White House
Rathway Ad
Jyet
Lika
Lople Tomerrom
Teton
Maynolid
Polio Drive Aims to Mobilize Weld County Volunteers
Keith Miller chairs the Weld County polio drive with Albert Re Weluteld announcing the March of Dimes campaign dates and urgent need for volunteers across towns including Buckinghaw Carr Cornist Frederick Gulfton Mead Plevee Purvell and Severance. Greeley Jaycees pledge fund-raising efforts and Mothers March on Polio plans are in motion under local leadership and board members Wain Hold Miller Sr. Werbert A. Zick Raymond Miller Polly Wayonire Raich Bonds and Rey Andre.
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Albert Re Weluteld
Ue Weld
Gourily Chabler
Ther Wrttonat Foundation
Titania Paralysis
Keith Miller
Greeley
Pat Pehic
Ava
Euuges
Mikley Atatad
Chen
Miller
Weld
Creeley Jayceen Lave
Mr. Miller
Buckinghaw
Carr
Cornist
Rederick
Guleton
Mead
Plevee
Purvell
Severance
Creeley
Meller
Board of Directore of the Town
Wainhold, Miller
Werbert A. Zick
Raymond , Miller
Polly Wayonire
Raich Bonds
Rey Andre
Weather Tonal for 24 Nourse Ending Saturday Night
Fractured weather note reports high 86 in Colorado with slow eastward moisture and cloudy conditions. Snow flurries expected in mountains and colder temperatures reach the southeast Saturday night into Sunday. Northeast snow possible near Wyoming area as weekend temperatures rise.
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Colorado
Sindar
Wyoming
Speeding Auto Crashes Into Schoolyard Kills Child
A speeding car plowed into the yard of Taveron Ta elementary school injuring several bystanders and killing a six year old girl at play. Police report the driver Hod was treated for injuries, while investigators gather details on the crash near the school as distraught parents rally around affected families.
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Peter
Tove Elamentary
Vance Link
Mit & Ludge
LG Chapman
Taeron
Haverly
Call Tee
Donella
Minhol
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