Red Opposition Fights North Korea Front Normandy Style
Forces expand a bridgehead north of the Chongelon river as U.S. 2nd and 4th divisions and Britain’s Commonwealth Brigade advance two miles after air bombardment toward Pakolon and Anju. U.S. Mustangs engage in a long air battle near the Yalu as Chinese resistance eases. Marines seize a 4,900 foot ridge near Chungjin reservoir while North Korean withdrawals puzzle UN planners. The Reds reportedly regroup along the Manchurian border with limited rear-area activity as Allied air power bombards villages and bolster frontline blocks.
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Chongelon River
Korea
U. & 4Th Division
Pakolon
Anju
Tate
U.S
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Syer Sinwija
Yalu River
Manchuria
U. S
U. 8
Muantalo
Chungjin Reservoir
Uniff Red
Sertar
Pungadu
Rada
Myongcbong
Myangchor
Pakchon
Anjuxuom
Taubers Zn
Kungsye
Tokelau
Anja
Milthard
U. N. Branys
Poxatile
Ciiiesa
Yala Civer
Sugar Beet Tonnage Falls Across Great Western Districts
Greeley, Eaton, Edmiston, and Windsor districts report this year’s sugar beet harvest below 1949 levels due to water shortages and a cool summer. Greeley expects about 95 percent completion with 82,000 tons. Eaton, 207,000 tons. Windsor, 165,000 tons. Total 1949 route 19.50 and sugar content around 18 percent, with 9,000 tons income and 75,000 tons delivered.
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Gresley
Raton
Windsor
Great Western
John By
Edwinton
Ceveley-Raton
Aunammed
Tuesayee Greeley
Eaton
AL Windsor
Albert M. Watson
Edmiston
Watson
Greeley
Admiston
Colorado Road Toll Reads As 324 In The Year
A historical report notes Colorado’s road toll reaching 324 with deaths on Tuesday including Eva Hed and John Doerges Jr. in a two-vehicle collision near Breen. Ray Acker of Conifer dies at a mountain road crash near Tiny Town west of Denver.
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Colorado
Totel
Aix
Eva
John Doerges, Jr
Crombie
Breen
Gouthweelern
Colveside
Ray Acker
Conifer
Danver
Election Weather Brings Pleasant Day Across Colorado
By The Associated Press Colorado enjoyed fair and pleasant weather for election day with no major inconvenience foreseen. A November storm threatens in the mountains Tuesday night and light snow expected eastern Colorado by Wednesday afternoon. Skies to clear in Denver and Boulder with scattered flurries and a low around 34 at night.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Denver
Denver-Boulder
Labour Govt Fends Off Censure on Housing Policy
In London the Indor government survived an opposition censure motion on housing by 12 votes, 360 to 238, amid a debate led by Health Minister Anouria Ruvan and Churchill. The Conservatives pressed for bigger targets as 200,000 homes are built annually, while Labour defended its program after February's general election.
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London
Indor
House of Contmony
Anouria Ruvan
Churchill
J Devan
Conservative Party
Kevan
Weather Loon Summary for Tuesday through Wednesday
Partly cloudy across Colorado with Tuesday highs around 57 and Wednesday cooler. Northern mountains see scattered flurries and a few shower activity. warmer conditions in the east Wednesday. Arkansas valley and Wyoming temper the trend with breezy, windy periods and colder air by midweek. New Mexico expects generally fair weather through Tuesday night into Wednesday with a warmer northeast Tuesday afternoon and colder air by Wednesday.
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Jow
Colorado
Warner Arkansas Valley
Ditide
New Mexico
Colter Iolthead
Early Vote Across Nation Signals Off Year Record
Nationwide turnout surged as 32 states held elections for governors and Congress. In Ohio Senate race, Republican Robart A. Taf and Democrat Joe Ferguson contended amid long lines and heavy voting. New York City deployed 19,000 poll workers with 1,000 deputies to curb unrest. President Truman voted early in Independence Missouri, while New Hampshire precincts led in counting. Republicans and Democrats clashed in tight races as voters weighed control of Congress.
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Bulols
Ohio
Robart A. Taff
Tawany
Joe Ferguson
Senate
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Vapallonng
Congress
Slike
House
Benile
New York City
Independence
Truman
Gymmnasium
Straigit
Ian
United States
Hope Hivel
New Hampshire
Tiemocral Robart BP
Bigham
Nepublican
Adareed
Altho
Benett Katey
Hay Ramaix Vents
Pr Wens
Big Vote Delays Across State Polling Places
A heavy turnout swamped polling places causing long lines and hourslong waits as voting machines ran slowly. Reports from Denver and other cities described jammed sites with delays likely to push counting past closing time. Officials urged patience and advised voters to return later if needed.
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Big Vote
Greeley Polling Places Listed by Ward and Aisle
Greeley residents are directed to polling sites by ward and block. Ward One lists Holland's at 600 Fourth Avenue, City Hall police court Ninth Avenue and Seventh Street, Central School Tenth Avenue and Seventh Street, Musgell's Garage 1329 Ninth Street, Volks Garage 108 Seventh Street. Ward Two includes Lincoln Bencel Eleventh Street and Fourth Avenue, Courthouse basement corridor, Fishth Avenue gymnasium, Evangelless church 1204 Twelfth Street, Holmes Garage 1309 Tenth Street, Wheeler's Garage 1103 Fourteenth Avenue. Ward Three notes Broston's Basement 1812 Seventh Avenue, USGE Repner Hall Eighth Avenue, Wilkinson's Garage 116 Eleventh Avenue, Robertson's Vintage 1628 Elev, Carlson's Garage 1815 Thirteenth Avenue, Arlington School Gymnasium.
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Greeley Precineta
Holland’s
Fourth Avenue
City Hall
Ninth Avenue
Seventh Street
Central ‘Echool
Tenth Avenue
Seventh Streat
Musgell's
Ninth Street
B. Volks
Forth Street
Lincoln Bencel
Eleventh Street
Courthousy
Fishth Avenue
Evangelless Churel
Twelfth Street
Holmes
Tenth Street
Wheeler
Fourteenth Avenue
Broston
Seventh Avenue
Usge
Repner
Eighth Avenue
Wilkinson
Eleventh Avenue
Robertson
Carlson
Thurteenth Avenue
Arlington School
Early Reports Hint Results Quiet in Early Returns
Early figures from scattered precincts show Republicans leading in key states. In Kansas and Massachusetts, GOP candidates for senator and governor appear ahead, while Democratic Governor Paul Devar trails in one town counted. In Michigan and nearby areas, initial returns show mixed outcomes as voters prepare for a larger total.
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Associated Press
Ted
GOP
Kansas
Massachusetts
Demcratic
Paul Devar
Arthur W. Coolidge
Tha Élrat
Ill
Devar
Pte
Aug Tlayques
Mich
Watt Rapuntican
Ariel
Greeley Election Week Activity Highlights and Tally
Vague figures show Ward 3 totals 1100 with 1991 1088, overall registration around 3595 with 28741 noted. Polls won't close until the evening as turnout data and precinct tallies pour in from Colorado venues including the state college of education and local towns amid community events and meetings.
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Wit Oley
Devens
Hribaune
Hrnadoly
Kpika Ath KY
Tony Otter
Fomiatt Wil Chin
Greeley
Thi
Hely Dianur
Sity Connei
Ehauber
Conquerre
Colorado State
Cale Loge
Te Fish
Windgor
Key Contests in Today's Vote Across States
The Associated Press reports on major contests including New York governor candidates Thomay B. Dewny and Walter A. Lyteh, Lehman vs Hanley for senator, Myers vs Dutt for senator in Pennsylvania, Taft vs Ferguson in Ohio, and Roosevelt vs Gahagan in California. Poll close times vary, with updates from governors races and local polling incidents in Denver.
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Pennsylvania
Francis J. Myers
Senate
James J1. Dutt
Jon &. Fine
Richardson Dilworth
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Senate Gop
Policy Compuitee
Joseph T. Ferguson
Richard M. Nison
Brien McMahon
Joseph K. Talbot
William Benton
Colorado
Lugene D. Mumkin
Verana Tey
Joan A. Carroll
Polla Ctosa
Oklahoma
A. A
Tike
Monroney
Diveraux
W. H
Ril
Alexander
Pita
Election Returns Broadcast From Tribune Office
Radio stations KFKA and KYOU will broadcast election returns from the Tribune Office. Reported results are being received and will be announced as they come in from the local bureau, with updates on races and totals as available.
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Tribune
Klaten
KFKA
Kyou—Toeten
TeHbundalaction Bureau
Mlewdlen
Elections In Brief Turnout and results from the election day
Vague turnout estimates and party breakdowns across states reflect the election day mood. Officials report 42,000,000 to 70,900,100 eligible voters with 98,000,000 potential voters including armed forces. Markets and exchanges close as U.S. securities and commodities suspend trading for Election Day.
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Etvetlons Ainee
Genale
Ui Len Senate
Hous Beale
Eligibia
George Polla
Hhowe Island
Massachusetts
Washington
Oregon
California
Community drive lags as Greely asks for support
In Greely the four drive effort for a charity fund falters with only about 3 percent of the $20,325 goal raised after one day. Board chairs expressed concern at the slow pace and urged residents and local businesses to contribute, noting multiple drives are merged into a single appeal to boost success. Denny Holmes remained optimistic, citing Greely’s reputation for rapid fundraising if the chest fails this year then the first such lapse. Secretary Eldred reported the goal is roughly $3,000 behind schedule.
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Kiner R Gliesple
DroJoe Haeteli
Seren Tito
Jetly
Gros
Wade Teret
Denny Holmes
Greeley
Lis
Eldred
Naturalization Tests Tighten For Applicants
Washington reports a tougher naturalization process as the Immigration and Naturalization Service raises standards. Applicants must read speak and understand English at a basic level under the new act.
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Washington
Onturalizaion
Juntles Department
Atteins Asaortoil
Minde Bron
Airliner with 11 Missing in Montana Hills
An Northwest Airlines Martin 208 with 17 passengers and four crew vanished in snow near Pine Stone Pass southeast of Butte Montana. Ground teams searched dunes and reported a possible explosion north of Mousetaxe Pass. Passengers listed include Melena, Halvorson, Miner, and other named residents across Montana Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Monk
Tte Fils Noranz
Chnck
Jeff Melena
Fir Butte
Whitelal
Les
Melena
State Reronauties
Butte
Hjalgorson
Northern Pacific Railroad
Tearlig
Lake Selma
Cathy Caroline
T Mousestaxe Pass
NP Rallrains
Wighway Patral Cay
Halvorson
Pinestone Pass
Here
Russians Express Sympathy for Korea in Red Square Parade
Moscow reports Marshal Budyuny calling Soviet people and all freed nations to show sympathy for Korea amid fighting as troops parade in Red Square. Fog disrupted the usual display. Ford Foundation names Paul Totlman president with announced $75,000 salary. Volimant resigns.
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Moscow
Semeon Budyalny
Korea
Budyemy
Qi Wtem
Red Square
Lenin Tomb
Hoffman
Ford Foundation
New York
Nav
Paul G Totlman
Volimant
Repnotc
Henry Fort 17
Ges
Swisher Calls for Streamlined Farm and Ranch Operations
State agriculture commissioner Pail W. Swisher urged Colorado ranchers and farmers to streamline operations to cut production costs. He noted rising farm prices have not fully reached farmers, emphasized improving product quality, and warned of future price increases tied to better farming practices. Swisher marked population shifts west and Colorado's favorable position to expand production, with Western water and industrial supports aiding diversification. He was introduced by Commissioner George Ty and Anderson, program chairs.
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Pail W. Swisher
Siena
K. P. Mall
Tess
Jens
Swisher
Colorado
Yenia
Swishar
Movionat
Avishar
Buch
Shivatt
Willeiork
Westeed
Couryly Coubatoner
George Ty
Anderson
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