North Korean Front Battles Span Korean Peninsula
U N forces report major fighting across the Korean frontier with Chinese forces entering the war. US and South Korean troops advance toward the border areas as North Korean troops defend key passes and river lines near Yongbyon and Orangchon.
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Serasa
Orangchon
T. 8
Yongbyon
Patrote
Wan
Yongtyon
Chess Reds
Alfied
Eunu
Wou
Eighth Army
Tutigoas
Four Sallez
Pakchon
Siuulju
Manchuria
Blnulju
Mackthurs
Tokyo
Chosun
Yalu
Slouliu
Naval
Blaulju
Iran
Local Weather Forecast For 24 Hours Ahead
Cloudy conditions with a high around 83 and a low near 20 in the early hours. Monday will be partly cloudy with a colder feel, turning warmer late Monday afternoon. Expect mostly cloudy skies Monday night into Tuesday with a continued rise in temperature.
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Tal A. D
Ex Capone associates lose appeal in parole case
Two former Capone era gang members, Louis Compagnia and Charles Glog, failed to win relief from the Supreme Court in a dispute over parole revocation and a 10 year sentence. The high court's 4-4 tie left lower-court rulings in place as Justice Clark observed. They had been paroled in 1947, later revoked after congressional inquiries.
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U. S. Altealt Court
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Parole Board
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Beef Harvest Expected To Be Done This Week
Weather favorable, sugar beet harvest in the Gray Baton and Windsor districts near completion by week end. Groeley Baton district manager Edmleton reports Queeley district had 3,800 of 181,000 tons remaining, Exton 3,000 of 308,000, Windsor district 1,200 tons more to finish. Windsor area harvest at 165,000 tons so far. three districts already completed. Factories now operating on beets at receiving stations. growers had two fair harvest days last Monday and Tuesday, but this week’s late days threaten delays.
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Alert Wednessey
Greeley Bank Debits Lead Increases in 1950s Colorado Cities
Greeley led the District’s nine month bank debit gains in 1950, rising 23 percent from the prior year, higher than Grand Junction 24 percent and Denver 12 percent. Pueblo gained 10 percent and Colorado Springs lagged. The September gains tied Greeley with Grand Junction at 21 percent and totaled $2,654,000 for September and $200,715,000 for the nine months. Albuquerque, New Mexico, topped nine month gains at 28 percent. The Monthly Review notes district and national loan and deposit shifts amid wheat loans, government securities redemption, and seasonal credit expansion.
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Springs
Denver
Pueblo
Federal Reserve District
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Ype
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Berger Death Sentence Upheld by High Court
Denver November 13 The state supreme court denied a rehearing sought by John J Berger Jr the Denver man convicted of murdering his wife in July 1948 and sentenced to death. Berger had been released from prison after an arson term and faced death by lethal injection this week despite his petition.
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supYena
John J. Berger, Jr
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Might Hy
Alata Penitantiary
Horgan
Unclear Delivery Figures Reported in Distracted Text
Fragmented OCR notes indicate delivery figures in the Gresley district with mentions of 6.000 tons and 25.000 tons and a total around 3.504 tons. Specific entities and context are garbled, yielding an uncertain local report on shipments or weights.
Registration for HDC Day at Elks Lodge Grooley
Registration opens at 9 30 Tuesday morning at the Elks Lodge Hall in Grooley for the county day of home demonstration clubs. Mrs Hyelys Ward, county demonstration agent, urges early registration for the full program. The day features reports by county project chairmen, a report by Mrs Andy Barnett on Biloxi Miss national convention, and a luncheon at Park Congregational church attended by about 150 people. Rev Charles Young of Trinity Episcopal Church Grooley will be guest speaker. Mrs Pete Freeman presides. Awards will honor past presidents and a leading 4 H leader Lassie Ripple handles girls work. The afternoon session at the Tris lodge is presided by Mrs Benal Koly with the Byte club providing music.
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Andy Barnett
Biloxi
Pete Freeman
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Charles ¥. Young
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Chius
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Aiaster Elitw. the Awards Are Brad On Ais Pegorta Wade
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Banal Koly “Soy
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Wit Provide Musia
Rationing Unlikely Amid War Talks at New Meeting
In Los Angeles on November 18, officials and the American Petroleum Institute held a briefing led by Dr. Robert Ro Wiman of Standard OW, Indiana. He noted no obligation for total mobilization and anticipated no immediate rationing measures.
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Fagura
Myatty Ofl
Anerican Patralaunt Institute
Robert Ro Wiman
Standard OW Company
Indiana
Mea
Alleged Kidnapper Released on Bond in Santa Fe
Nancy Campbell a 43 year old Yale trained doctor was released on 25000 bond after being charged with kidnapping a nine year old contractor's daughter. Bond was signed by Dr Charlotte Jones and Dr Herbert Ellis among others. Her attorney plans to seek assignment to an Albuquerque hospital. Arraignment on the kidnapping charges is expected within a week.
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N. M
Nancy Campbell
Yale
Uoughter
Charlotte Jones
Herbert Ellis
Santa Fe County Medical Isoviation
David Hughes
Walter G. Turley
Campbell
Albuquerqus Hospital
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Linde Stamm
Fawer
Dr Kern Dies in Phoenix Saf
Dr. Beverly F Kern a physician from Platteville died in Phoenix Arizona after a long illness He was 67 and had practiced medicine there for over 40 years with his brother Dr Dawson who also died in 1929 Kern had connections to Platteville and Denver His funeral arrangements will be announced by the Olinger Mortuary of Denver
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Dawson
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Platteville
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Kern
Edith
Ives
Denvaer
Bart
Plattavilla
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Datunel
Plattevilla
Olinger Mortuary
Denver
Warden Best pleads innocent to six charges in Colorado case
Canon City Colorado November 13 Warden Roy Best of the Colorado penitentiary pleaded innocent today to six charges of embezzlement of state property. His attorneys said they are ready for trial and a date will be set this afternoon. Judge Joseph D Blunt discharged the Fremont county grand jury which returned the indictments. The grand jury had been asked to continue into the November court term. Indictments allege Best took state property at the prison including plywood from prison walls a water tank pipes and cottonseed cake and livestock feed worth substantial sums.
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Anthony Zarlengo
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Joseph D. Blunt
Tudge Blunt
Fremont County
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Walter Johnzon
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Pickets Patrol Phone Exchange at Fort Collins
Fort Collins and other exchange centers faced picketing by Western Electric Workers allied with the Communications Workers of America. Lines blocked and service slowed as strikes targeted the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph system from Fort Collins to Denver and New Mexico. Supervisors kept operations running while calls urged public restraint. Local managers report pickets mainly shifting locations, with about 400 workers in the region and 300 in Colorado. A separate break in at Mead pool hall yielded twenty-five dollars.
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Colo
Tucunicari
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Wejcher
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Staten ‘Velaphone and Telegraph
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Western Electric Workers In the Company’s Ulghflate
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Haen
CSCE Honors Homecoming and Armistice Day Ceremonies
CSCE celebrated Homecoming and Armistice Day with halftime ceremonies at the Colorado State-Western State football game. Military parade floats, student attendance figures, and the crowning of homecoming queen Margaret Kirchliotts highlighted the pageant. A prayer for departed servicemen closed the event with a ceremonial volley.
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Delta Dal Tan
CSCE
Ead
Gane
Joan Wilborn
Margaret Kirchliotts
Simmai
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Loveland High School
Lea William Fuller
Fort Iarptan
W. K. Ross
Wille
Irrigation Men Depart for Spokane Conference
Delegation from Northern Colorado Conservancy Hatred and their wives boarded special Pullmans on the Portland section of the Transcontinental to attend a Spokane convention. Directors and officers accompanied the group, traveling from Gresley Sun-Hay avenue.
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Spokane
Wash
Gresley Sun- Hay Avenuey
Portland
Trala No
Finish Chest Campaign Now Urges Gillespie
The Greeley community chest drive targets $28,325 with $19,500 raised so far. General Chairman Elmer S Gillespie urged workers to intensify efforts, noting snow delays and the need to finish by midweek. Headquarters are at Home Light and Power, with a phone line 2467 for pickups and inquiries.
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Greeley Continualty Chest
Elmer St. Gillespie
Preddire
Gillespie
Giesple
Ly Matt
Iada
Gillespis
Greeley
Colorado traffic deaths rise to 332 in sobering toll
A Denver boy died after a Hendon collision as a father faced charges of negligence and reckless driving. The tragedy added to Colorado’s rising toll, with multiple weekend crashes and other fatal incidents across cities including Anata, Texas, and Denver.
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Hendon
Potter
Anata
Texas
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