Chinese Field Guns Burned Back by Heavy Fire
AP reports heavy artillery duels on the central front as Allied forces claim major Chinese guns around Triangle Hill and Sopier Ridge destroyed or damaged. U N hospital front lines endure snow amid bombardment as artillery targets the Red positions with the expectation of about ten days to finish the job.
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Nia
Triangle Hill
Soiper Ridge
Kumbwr
Ghineas Rede
Bniper Ridge
U. N. Mgh
John Stadulph
Teurest
Colorado Vote Totals Record Boulder to Denver
Colorado reported statewide presidential totals with Eisenhower leading over Adlai Stevenson as results from 1,650 precincts and almost all Denver returns came in. Eisenhower had 214,484 to Stevenson's 141,612 with Lt. Gov. James B. Davis and others also ahead in local races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Presidentiel
R Ture
Palinte
Dwight. D. Eisenpower
Adlai B. Sievensan
Walter A. Ballou
Norman ER. Cobb
Uilov
Frank A. Kerry
Supreme Court
Francis J. Anneap
Eisenhower
Kedvar
Henry B. Lute
Minanhower
Totel
John W. Metzger
Robert L.eKnous
Ant Pon Pe
Wam Lae -Knous
Dembcrate
Election Day Summary: Ike Wins Big in 1952 Landslide
Early returns show Eisenhower elected president by 432 to ? over Stevenson as 38 states go to Ike. National popular vote exceeds 68.5 million, with Ike at 65.4 percent of the vote in remaining tallies. Senate results: Democrats hold 12 of 35. Republicans gain several seats for a 23- holdover total. Governors: Democrats win 9 of 30. Republicans claim 20 with undecideds still pending.
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Searly
Eisenhower
Blavenson
Einenhower
Blevenson
Bower
Slerepaon
Risenhower
Bieenhower
Alabama
Arkans
Georgia
Kentucky
Lantisia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Weat Virginis
Ke Lucky
Severson Jd
Senate
Arkyna
Connecticut
Maryland
Michigan
Wyoming
Magnachunetts
Misouri
Montana
Washingten
Laptad
Mishigan
Reds Lay Wreaths at Soviet War Memorial Rally
Soviet Central Commission representative Sergei Denrin leads a march from East Berlin through Brandenburg Gate with a company of unarmed Russian infantrymen. They lay wreaths at the Soviet war memorial to honor the dead on the 33rd anniversary of a major event. A separate police note reports four Cadillacs stolen from a residence on 288 2th Avenue.
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Dis Rar
Thureday
Truman Urges Eisenhower to Send Representatives for Transition
President Truman asked President Elect Eisenhower to send representatives to ensure a smooth transition before the inauguration. A White House note said a November 17 meeting with the Republican successor would set interim steps, with no public disclosure of proposals. Attorney General McGranery indicated cabinet members discussed continuity of government but offered no postmortem on the decision.
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Washington
Truman
Elzenhower
White House
Eisenhower
Augusta
Aiggeat
J Truman
Ate
McGranery
Dwight
D. Sluanhower
Johan Pinallele
Dame Pratie Party
Kiwanis Club Elects Eldred Leader and New Directors
Mord Eldred was elected president of the Kiwanis club for the coming year succeeding Warren Terry. Dwight Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson and Harry Truman received write in votes. Bimnet Gillanpla is new vice president and Graydon Adrian becomes treasurer. Three new directors named Ronald Blackstone Carl Harkey Truman Hall and Gordon Risaler. The club reaffirms its informal nominating practice and primary process.
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Mord Eldred
Kiwanis Club
Warren Terry
Dwight Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Harry Trumen
Bimnet Gillanpla
Bidref
Gillespie
Kearney
Neb
Graydon Adrian
Ronald Blackstone
Carl Harkey
Truman Hall
Gordon Risaler
Tha
Greelay Hiwanis Club
Akron Father and Daughter Die From Monoxide Gas Tragedy
Akron authorities report the deaths of a father and his daughter from carbon monoxide in their Lindon home Thursday night. Sheriff Wes McDonald and coroner De P. Keller said autopsies point to carbon monoxide poisoning, with a gas heater involved. Neighbors alerted authorities after discovering the couple slain in the early evening, and the husband and wife were taken to a hospital for examination.
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Akron
Marilyin
Anelendor
Warhingtin County
Wes McDonald
de P. J. Keller
Aton
Ketter
Felday
Akron Amhalaner Tea Brith
Navy Ammunition Depot Explosion Kills One Man
One man was killed in an explosion at the U S Navy Ammunition Depot eight miles south of MeAlester Oklahoma. The deceased is identified as L J Yancy of Red Oak Oklahoma. He was a loading rack projectile when the blast occurred. No cause has been indicated.
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Mealester
Okla
U. & Naval
Here
L. J. Yancy
Red Oak
Yancy
Coin Collectors of Two States To Show Here
The Colorado Wyoming Numismatic Association will meet at Knights of Pythias Hall this Saturday afternoon and evening. Ralph Smith of the Greeley club invites the public to extensive exhibits of coins of all types. One highlight is Swedish brass coinage about a thousand years old weighing about eight pounds, with four sets in the United States. the Denver collector owns the shown piece.
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Colorado-Wyoming Numismade Association
Knights of Pythlas
United +States
Denver
Eaton FFA Seed Show Planned Across Northern Towns
The Waton chapter of Future Farmers of America plans a seed show this Saturday featuring 18 entries from Eaton FFA and nearby towns including Brighton Platteville Gilcrest Port Collins Windsor Greeley Loveland LaPorte Miliken and Berthoud. Classes cover grains corn tomatoes potatoes sugar beets and onions with four sweepstakes trophies and permanent marks for top sugar beet exhibitor and high overall exhibitor. The event runs from 2 pm into the evening with a public invitation.
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Waton
Future Farmers of America
FRA
Colorado
Brighton
Platteville
Gilcrest
Port Collins
Windsor
Greeley
Longmont
Lavaland
LaPorte
Milken
Berthoud
FFA
Dr W W McCaw Dies Thursday
Dr William W McCaw 62 a radiologist at Weld County hospital died in Denver after three weeks as a patient. A former colonel in the medical corps, he helped build the hospital’s x ray department. Survived by widow Marion and daughters, services planned in Wiltz.
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William W. McCaw
Weld Cansity Pyly Jic
Fisasimons Hospitel
Denver
McCaw
Gresley Three Weare
Mearing Medical Corps
Vine McCaw
University of Pittshurch
Avi
Tr. McCaw
Imestie
Heale
Byilliae
Marretia
Dune Mtersay
Ann Map Jaro
Wil
Wiltz
Nery
Denver Supermarkets shut as 1800 strike over wages and hours
In Denver more than 14 supermarkets closed Friday as about 1800 APL butchers and clerks walked out after two weeks of negotiations with major chains including Plegly-Wigely Western Co and Safeway. Safeway planned to reopen eight stores. Miller's and Save A Nickel expects partial openings. King’s Sooper Markets reached a 49 hour week agreement. independents signed interim pacts amid a nationwide walkout.
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Denver Ui
Denver
APL
Plegly-Wigely Western Co
Safeway
Algo Sateri
Retail Clerks Union Local 7
Muy Rhalds
Mountain Sitter Employers Council
Safaway
Miller's
Save A Nickel
King's Sooper Markets
King's
King’s
Pigely Wigely
Will Moves to White House on January 20th
James Marlow reports as Eisenhower nears January 20 inauguration and faces naming top cabinet members. He will fill about six major posts with appointments at the president’s pleasure, shaping the executive branch and guiding early government priorities.
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White House
James Marlow Washington
Gen
Eisenhower
Defense
Congress
Gill
Boman
Wiite House
Treiman
Sears Am
Statistics Show Majority Party Usually Loses Seats in Off Year
Washington report tracks off year voting patterns since 1858 noting the dominant party typically loses seats in Congress. It cites 1946 and 1950 results, with detailed gains and losses by party in House and Senate across multiple election years.
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Washington
Brest
Eisenhower
Senate
Congress
House
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Truman
Last Trewday
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
Mores
Richard Nixon
Ycar
Sleciiand
Hapwbians
Ate
Eix
Dermott
Holles
Democ
Holes
Weather Outlook Across Regions This Friday
Variable conditions with scattered showers in the west late Friday into Friday night. Warmer temperatures expected Friday and again Friday night as warmer air advances eastward. New Mexico and Earth regions show slow warming patterns through the period with no major storm systems anticipated.
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Esata
Pero
New Mexico
Thurstugh Baturdar
Two Pueblo Men Die in Collision on Rural Highway
The highway patrol reports two Pueblo men died when their car struck the rear of a semitrailer on a rural highway south of here. John Tinman and Raymond H. Eklund, both 23, of Pueblo, were identified as the deceased. The semi driver Leo Fred Howes, 32, of Carter, was uninjured. the truck had slowed for a left turn when struck. The fatality toll for the year rose to 814, nine more than last year at this date.
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Pueblo
Highway Patrol
John 2
Tinman
Herkeley
Raymond H. Eklund
Lake Avenue
Leo Fred Howes
Carter
Tip- Tan
Kentucky yields electoral votes to Stevenson by slim margin
In Voudleville Kentucky Adlai Stevenson wins all 19 electoral votes by a shaky margin of 1,047 votes as officials prepare the final tally on November 15. A Crystal White Laundry fire at 9 4 Lith Avenue in Greeley caused minor damage. a match near a drying machine ignited clothes and a large fan fanned the flames, quickly knocked down by firemen using a hand apparatus.
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Voudleville
Kentucks
Adlai Stevenson
Hig
Crystal
Crystal White Laundry
Greeley
Peruvian Urges Effort To Gain Korean Truce
Peru's Belaunde proposes United Shirey, with several nations, fly to work with Korean armistice efforts. He suggests a subcommittee to thrash out a plan and mentions Asian-Arab delegal group meetings while U.N. truce negotiations continue.
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Stanley Johnson
United Nations
Peru
Virthy Belaunde
United Shirey
Loissia
Belwimde
U. N
Panmunious
Belamade
Delegal Hegan & Clonedeoor
Anthony Aden
Robert, Shuman
Eden
Sahibay
Eisenhower
Korea
Fadil Jamal
Iraq
India
Red China
Lesiie
U.N. Lobbins
General Assembly
Ecuador
Ethiopia
Tokyo and Washington discuss Japan visit prospects
A garbled dispatch notes possible changes to President’s travel plans to Japan, with speculation on a pacific trip and reactions from Japanese and U S officials. The fragment mentions Okinawa and potential diplomatic signals, but the text is unclear and several phrases are incomplete.
Mason Elected Leader Amid Turbulent Local Race
In a tight municipal contest, Mason wins a decisive victory for a key council seat. The election highlights shifts in local power as several challengers and supporters publicly react to results across multiple precincts. Community leaders vow continued focus on public services and neighborhood development.
Court Will Not Review School Reorganization
Court declines to review a local school district reorganization case. The decision settles the dispute and limits further legal challenges. Communities await implementation of the new district structure as proposed by officials and affected residents.
Demos Lead in 4 of 5 House Undecided Races
The article reports tentative counts showing Democrats leading in four of five undecided U.S. House races as absentee ballots and final tallies shape the outcome. It notes Republicans trailing in several contests with absentee ballots still to be counted and provides district by district incomplete results.
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Demos
Malhiingston
Babae
Democratia
Kral
AL Chncell
Steve
California
Rep
Aundst
Branatert
Republicary Inematients
Wil Haaren
Aa Yates
Colorado
Wayne
Hows
Florida
Courtney
Campbell
Dempetal
Willan
Cramer
Idaho
Grace Prost
John T. Wood
Missouri
Morgan M. Moulder
Max Behwahe
Abesentee
U S May Have Secretly Tried Hydrogen Bomb
A Washington report suggests the United States secretly tested hydrogen bomb methods at a Nevada proving ground in autumn, amid secrecy and restrictions. The Atomic Energy Commission announced tests planned for October, with speculation tests may be completed or near completion.
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U.S
Washin
Atomic Energy Commission
Eolwer Nkt Proving Grounds
Sneha
Avene
Emeres
Gayyord
Bail Out of B50 YEO TS Avr m Reren met Rate
Fragmented OCR text mentions Bail Out of B50 YEO TS Avr m Reren met Rate. Several garbled names appear, including Pla Topher Frey Justin Papiae Ate Piece and Squeegiil. The readable portion provides little coherent event or entity detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pune
Wits
Wildcat Bambkin Game Halts At Zero Zero
A wildcat bambkin game stands 0 to 0 at the half with both sides scoreless. No team advantage or standout performers are noted in the fragment.
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Wildcat Bambkin
Bitter Fight Seen for GOP Floor Leader
Republican insiders fray over leadership as Dwight Eisenhower moves toward selection. Senators Saltonstall and others jockey over who should steer the party in Congress, with Taft and Knowland among possible contenders for floor leader and potential Cabinet posts floated by Summerfield and Lodge.
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Jack Bell
Associated Prese
Dwight Denhower
Weederington
Senta Gop
Stylet Bridges
Kew Hompshire
Providency
Sens
Leverett Saltonstall
Manaacinnette
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
William Knowland
California
Homer Capehart
Te- Wana
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Evarntt Mickses
Saltonstall
Eisenhower Becke E
Robert A. Taft
Oho
Nakers
Richard M. Nlton
Comprena
Meéeta
bin Epnointes
Eisenhower
Nixom
Nicot
Greenhower
Joseph Martin Jr
Massachu
Tom
Rep
Charlier Halleck
Jediaya
Kinentowar
Arusha
Sr Boonan
Truman
Hisaphower
Washington
GOP
Archer Summerfield
Eivathower
le Las
U. S
Henry Cabst
Lodge Jr
Massachusetter
Lodge
Pluy
Boston
Northern Colorado Eyes Cloud Seeding Plan
Northern Colorado leaders discuss a cloud seeding program to boost rainfall for watersheds between the Cache La Poudre and South Platte Rivers. W. Farr of Greeley heads a committee coordinating with Englewood officials and the Neuvep Water Board to advance a four month trial after winter.
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Loveland
Cache la Poudre
South Platte
Colorado
Irving PB
Brick
Banda
Water Resources Peepee Corp
Era
Colorado Natural
Kurk
Begis
W. Farr
Greplas
NCERA
Ketek Englewood City
Nenvep Water Board
WD. Farr
Greeley
Northern
Opensram
Hate
Alestinw Wick
Boulder
Scott Platte
DR. Dutiam
Ita
Appointed official alerts drawn from county board notices
Chas Walker appointed to inspect the special section of the county board of works. The notice lists Charlene Walker and Janetinn as key figures in the inspection sector of Ragnrails county.
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Ragnrails County Board of
Wree Te Orks
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Jee Phelan
Lloyd Eldred
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W. W. McCaw
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Adlai
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York
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United Airhview
Retien
MET
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Thitteriz
Saneelien
Angeles
Windsor Loch
Hoje
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Tokyo
Akip
Mkinawa
Talwadt
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Finpetne Hiralita
Mradess
Mason
Chas. Walker
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