Eisenhower wins big Colorado margin in 1952 sweep
Denver reports Dwight D. Eisenhower captured Colorado with the largest presidential margin since 1928, defeating Adlai Stevenson as the GOP swept state offices and five or more proposed measures. Holt Thornton won re election as governor, while congressional races mostly favored Republicans in the western district. Voter turnout and margins surged in Denver and rural counties as Republicans gained control of state government and high offices.
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Dwight BD. Eisenhower
Colorado
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Adial Stevenson
Dan Thornton
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Heavy Avalanche for the Leaves House and Senate Yet Doubtful
Republicans surge in the election with strong gains in the House and Senate. Early results show a possible party shift while absentee ballots and state gains across Montana Missouri Kentucky and Arizona shape the tally in a tight fight for control.
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Weather Local Forecast for Colorado and Wyoming
Colorado reports generally fair conditions through Thursday with cooler temperatures Wednesday afternoon and night. Wyoming predicts partly cloudy to fair skies across the region with a cooler trend near the divide on Wednesday and Wednesday night.
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Bedford County Weld County State Election Results Summary
Weld county favors Republican candidates in most races, led by Judge G H Bradfield for Supreme Court and Homer Bedford for treasurer. Bradfield receives 18 018 votes against William Siogle, with Eisenhower leading the overall county totals. Other Weld results include Bruce for secretary of state and Dunbar over Siler in education board counts, while Miller loses for attorney general.
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W. Wesley Hamilton
Hedford
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David J. Miller
Greeley
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Siler
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Ralph Waldo
State Board of Education
A. F. Davin
Boulder
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Day
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Harl E. Ewing
Ky C. Russell
Regents of State University
Viteginia Blue
T. K. Younge
George L. Bickel
Elwood M. Brooks
Regent
Erskin Myer
Ray D. Moses
Colorado State Totals Report Shows Voter Totals and Denver Figures
Latest statewide totals list 1,650 precincts with Denver at 417. Presidential tallies include Eisenhower with 312,267 and Stevenson 198,433. Denver pets show Eisenhower 93,995 and Stevenson 74,352. Governor results cite Metzger (D) at 210,5lae and Thornton (R) at 28. other offices show similar party splits and Denver figures for lieutenant governor, secretary of state, auditor, treasurer, and more, with numerous transcription errors in the Denver counts.
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Eisenhower urges unity for a better future pledge
In a postwar victory moment at the Hotel Commodore Ike Eisenhower speaks humbly to a packed ballroom. He urges reconciliation and a united effort for America’s future, thanking supporters and noting responsibilities ahead. He recalls D day and marks ten years since the North African invasion.
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Stevenson Concedes Loss To Eisenhower In Springfield
In Springfield at the Leland Hotel ballroom Governor Adlai Stevenson conceded defeat to General Dwight D. Eisenhower. He thanked supporters, praised the American people’s verdict, and said Eisenhower would lead the nation. The crowd erupted with chants of We Want Stevenson as Stevenson smiled and offered cordial remarks.
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Adiat Stevenson
Dwight J. Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
Leland Hotel
Stevenson
Stevenson Osaid
Tisenhower Carried Fruman’s Precinet
Fragmented OCR text mentions election results with references to a precinct, candidates, and a victory. Names are unclear and several words unreadable, but implies a political win attributed to a candidate associated with Eisenhower era context.
Greeley Precinct Reports Early in Ward 2 Contest
Greeley precinct leads Weld county with first complete returns from 68 precincts. In Ward 2 premier figures include B Kirby Garrison, with Eileen Cryvadson and Ruth Snark as judging officials. Cleo Miller and Laura Tune, plus Clarke Grover, appear among early reporting names as results flow in from the city precinct.
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Weld County
Thoom
Kirby Garrison
Eileen Cryvadson
Ruth Snark
Cleo Miller
Laura Tune
Clarke Grover
Greeley
Heaviest Action in Battle for Hills Flares
Intense fighting on Triangle hill and Sniper ridge near the Korean front. South Korean troops launched a pre dawn assault but were pinned by Chinese grenades and machine gun fire. Massive artillery support aided Allied attempts while Chinese artillery responded from Osangimountain redoubt. Thousands of American soldiers listened to Armed Forces Radio bulletins from the United States and Tokyo.
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Derks Well Drilling Heads to Dakota
Derks Well Drilling, based in South Texas near Stoneham, begins a project in section 17-346 after a Schlumberger log shows muddy strata. The Midwest Refining Co. reports repairs on a north Stonehall well in peeriod 22-11-58 as drilling continues.
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Greeley Precinct Votes Reported Before 6 PM
Greeley precincts reported voting completed before 6 PM Tuesday night. Ward precincts in Greeley had all possible votes in by deadline, with East precinct 242 reporting a strong Republican showing.
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Weld GOP Winners Elected Unopposed in Colorado Race
Four Greeley Republicans won seats without opposition in district and county races. Winners include M B E Smith eighth judicial district attorney and incumbent, Ann Spomer county clerk, T B Moodey county surveyor, and Paul Lodwick county superintendent of schools. No district judges were elected.
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Eighth Judicial District
Ann Spomer
T. B. Moodey
Paul Lodwick
Fnldovers
Bradfield
State Supreme Court
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Colorado
Offensive in Cold War Seen Probable Now
The article notes a likely shift to an offensive stance against the Soviet Union under Eisenhower including a potential shakeup in the State Department. It discusses stronger anti-Communist moves in the Far East and Asia, accelerated military training for South Korea, and possible appointments of Eisenhower loyalists to key posts to shape foreign policy after the transition.
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Russia
State Department
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Korea
Dwight Eisenhower
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Asia
Gan
Truman
Eisenhower
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Jeenhower
Three Year Old Takes Voting Seriously
A fragmented caption notes a young child engaging with a voting poll image and accompanying figures. It references a political context with mentions of representatives, a 68M figure, and a voter turnout tone, though many words are garbled. The readable elements indicate a human interest moment tied to election activity.
Emblicans Galn Three Seals in Colo Senate
Fragmented OCR text mentions U.S. politics with references to Republicans or Emblicans, Colo, and Senate races. Names and clear facts are unclear due to garbled source. The readable fragments imply coverage of political outcomes or contest results in Colorado and related campaigns.
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Senate
United Fund Reaches Over 35005 With Local Drive
The United Fund, boosted by 166.33 from Spanish American residents of Greeley, raised funding through Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church. Campaign chair Hagood says the drive is close to the 44500 quota with workers cleanup efforts continuing and further donations expected from employers.
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Vicher
Wenesday
Greeley
Joseph Ruibal
Our Lady of Peare Catholic Church
Gurley Hagood
Magood
Meld Weld County Reelects Sheriff and Local Races Tilt
Election results show Adamson the sole Democrat winner amid a contested county slate. Recounted tallies and party lines mark county offices including sheriff Williaa Prstinam and coroner Bye vate AUT Trek Ta as races closed. State representativess results list Robe 7h Reheman and other nominees amid a fragmented vote pattern.
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Prstinam
USAIR
Hia
Walda T. Ballmere
Rees Adam Sim
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Reheman
K. Seal F. Bille
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