Ensign Polosky Receives Air Medal in Korea War
Ensign James Virgil Polosky, TSN, 1213 Twelfth Street Greer, awarded Air Medal aboard the USS Philippine Sea in the Far East for meritorious achievement in a combat zone. Presentation by Rear Admiral Ewen, noting Polosky’s naval service since 1945, early life in Pierce High School, Marine Corps service, and path through Pensacola training toward carrier duty.
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UN Officials Postpone Debate On China's Seat At UN
The General Assembly delays a full debate on China's representation, forming a committee to study possible amendments. Members from Britain, Canada, Todis, Iraq, Mexico, the Philippines, and Poland were proposed for the panel, with India and Poland backing Maoist China. Debate aligns with Security Council talks on Korea intervention.
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India
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Dehita
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Nominuniak
Union Officials Cite Western Electric Anti-union Acts
Philadelphia officials accuse Western Electric Co. of anti union tactics as CIO Philadelphia Industrial Union Council leader Henry F. Shipherd pledges intensified pickets and funds to support Communications Workers of America members amid a nationwide strike looming. Private detectives allegedly organized firings to disrupt picket lines during past week.
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Weld Induction: 39 Draftees Entered Service Across Weld County
Forty plus draftees from Weld County reported for induction with the Weld county selective service board and local veterans groups in attendance. Inductions moved to Denver for processing before departure to camps, with names listed and families watching.
Dairy Herd Improvement Meet Set for December 6
A Weld County Dairy Improvement Association general meeting will be held December 6. County Agent George Tames announced Thursday afternoon. The event promises a cooperative dinner and family invitation. Details on place will be announced by officers.
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George Tames
Weather Local Brief for Fourteen Hours Ending Friday
Regional forecast notes mixed conditions. Illinois shows snow flurries in northern mountains and northwest portions with warmer east Friday and Saturday turning colder, windy Friday. Wyoming expects cloudy skies with scattered snow flurries west of the divide, windy east, colder Friday night with a warmer Saturday afternoon. New Mexico dry day Friday with windy and warmer Friday afternoon.
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Truman Won't Back Down From His Fair Deal Agenda
Wallington reports President Truman vowed to press ahead with his full fair deal program despite GOP gains. He will present the legislative package to Congress in January and ruled out calling early sessions. He touched on Korea, taxes, wage controls, and Japan relations while noting MacArthur’s assurance on troops’ clothing.
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Truman Says No Invasion of Manchuria
President Truman solemnly stated that the United States has no intention of invading Manchuria. The message, delivered at an urgent conference, aimed to reassure Chinese leaders and curb Red claims that American actions threaten a wider conflict, including potential involvement in Korea.
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Bill Hosokawa to speak at Sage Man's League meeting
TM Tonkawa Denver Post feature writer and foreign correspondent recently returned from Korea war will address an open meeting of the Sage Man's League at 7220 p.m. Sunday at the First Christian church. The public is invited.
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Mrs Andrews of Hudson Heads Health Group
Mrs Andrews of Hudson was elected chairman of the Weld county health council at the annual combined meeting. The search for a full time director for the Ward county health department continues, with Dr. Mead reviewing prospects and noting salary offers. Staff outlined plans for the public health wing of the new Weld county hospital as councils praise their outreach on health issues. Two piano solos were performed by Clare Grace.
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Littler
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Io Deraons
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Cantor
North Weld and South Weld Scout Districts to Merge
The North Weld and South Weld Boy Scout districts in the Longs Peak council will consolidate into Weld County district effective December 1. The merger, described as the largest in the council, aims to strengthen participation with county wide activities and leadership. The Weld County district will include about 3,900 scouts, 396 leaders, in 19 packs, 24 troops and five senior units.
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Colorado Sites Still Considered for New Aviation Academy
Washington, Nav 17 The Air Force narrowed candidate sites for a new aviation academy to 28 from 364 suggestions. Officials said a field inspection will assess these locations including Colorado Springs and nearby areas Burklay Pield, Chorey Creak, and Wudwuinster.
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Wudwuinster
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Airmen Die in Tucson Crash In desert collision
Thirteen airmen were killed and ten survived when two four motor planes, a B-24 type bomber pair, crashed west of Tucson near Papago Park. Rescue planes from Davis-Monthan reported wreckage at 12:08 MST. Ground teams were dispatched but had not returned with updates.
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Briscoe May Get State Revenue Post
Denver dispatch reports that Republican Governor Elect Day Thornton may appoint Democratic State Senator J. Price Briscoe as revenue director. Briscoe backed Thornton in the general election while the Idaho Springs Democrat failed to win party backing against Gov. Johnson for the nomination. Thornton denied any definite appointments, mentioning only a confidential secretary. Briscoe’s possible selection has been floated by leaders of both parties, though no firm decision has been announced.
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Welsh on panel in Florida at brokers open event
Thomas M. Welsh of Greeley Colorado spoke on market conditions and trends in agriculture economics at a brokers open panel in Miami Beach Florida. The session was part of a National Association of Real Estate Honida national convention hosted at the Roney Plaza Hotel on November 12.
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Three Children Die as Gas Enters Allentown Home
In Allentown Pennsylvania investigators report a fatal gas leak from a broken pipe entering a town home. The Amey family suffers multiple deaths including a 4 year old and a 12 year old child, with two more relatives hospitalized in critical condition as officials search for the source. The incident prompts police and utility crews to work through a long night seeking the cause.
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U S Tank Column Reaches Near Manchurian Border in Four Days
Seoul report says American armor drives toward the Manchurian frontier with orders to engage if fired upon. The operation follows heavy fighting leaving hundreds of Communist fighters killed as U S and South Korean forces push north and patrols advance toward Pakchow and Kaprony amid widespread destruction.
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Bodies of Mother and Two Children Found near Wrecked Pickup
Norwood Colo November 17 The bodies of Mrs Dorothy Belisle and her two daughters from Grand Junction were found beside a wrecked pickup on state highway 146 four miles east of Norwood. The trio were returning to visit Mrs Belisle’s in laws when the crash occurred. The husband Frank Belisle was in military service. Authorities led by Patrolman Charlie G. Childera and Corp R. J. Schipper investigated after the alarm from D J Royce of Norwood.
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Fire Damages Farm House in Severance District
Fire destroyed a farm house near Severance injuring no one. damage was about 75 dollars. The blaze started while the residents were away, extinguished by Eaton Mural fire crew from Wilds Canna.
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Falon Farm Youths to Receive Honor at FFA Banquet
Falon Colorado November 17 two farmers will become honorary members of the Bal v Future Farmers of America chapter at its annual parentson banquet at 0 30 p m at the Methodist church. Hiding Berg and Elmer Carlson will be recognized for service and contributions to the chapter. Berg will also have his son Ray awarded the American Farmer degree with Berg receiving honorary membership by the chapter by‑laws. Ralph Canada will speak on agricultural education in Tunisia and Colorado A M speaks on agriculture. The banquet marks the chapters National Gold Emblem status. A program of short talks by Richard Berg Bob Dorsey Richard Miller Hill Tolworthy Joss Tembree Noel Hrick son George Nelson and Lloyd Miller will honor the year’s accomplishments. Richard Berg to present count of ceremonies and entertainment numbers planned. Dinner served by girls of the Matron High School. Swim Carnival Continues Greeley Kids are reminded of a special swimming carnival matinee tonight at Baupan in the Greater Hall pool titled A Spring in Time with performances tonight and Saturday night.
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Elmer Carlson
Ray
Nerg
Ralph Canada
Colorado A. & M
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Tapao
Richard Berg
Bob Dorsey
Richard Miller
Hill Tolnwon
Joss Tembree
Noel Hrickson
Giorge Nelson
Lloyd Miller
Amnalea
Dinter
Matar Ulgh
Fifty sign up for adult education classes at Greensley
Wendell K Benn with the school district says turnout includes Med school graduates housewives office girls college professors and cleaners. Adults registered span crafts english general arts and community classes with tentative signups noted. Evening sessions run Tuesday and Thursday at 6 30 PM with plans for continued meetings.
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Ed Johnson Backs Excess Profits Tax Plan
Senator Edwin C. Jolson of Colorado backs President Truman's call for a 4.1 billion dollar excess profits tax. He argues the levy is needed and fair, while another senator favors a higher graduated corporation tax as less inflationary. Johnson outlines a three point program to the Senate Finance Committee upon reconvening, including heavier taxation of corporate profits and broader controls on banks credits and monetarism.
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Denverite Harry Waugh Dies in Home Fire
In Dorver, Harry O. Waugh, 38, died today in a blaze at his Wahowe southwest Denver residence. Friends say he likely fell asleep with a cigarette, awakened by the fire, and tried to exit through a window but perished. The interior and home were destroyed with extensive damages.
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Plans Approved for CSCE Music and Administration Center
The state planning commission approved expenditure for a new administration and music building at CSCE campus. The project budget is about 1 080 000 dollars with a Ernest Mitte theater for 875 seats and a revolving stage. Construction may start next spring after bids and final plans.
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Epilogy
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Peerce to Sing Classical Program At Gunter Hall
The Graney Concert Association presents tenor Jan Peerce in a Monday evening recital at Gunter Hall. Warner Boss accompanies. Program features arias and songs by Schubert Faure and Rachmaninoff among others with listed works including Tu Io sai and Life and Death. The concert costs $1.50.
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Jan Pearce
Gunter Hall
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Stearns to lead air evaluation unit at Korean duty
Bouliur Colo Nov The air force announced President Robert ao Steayne of Colorado university will evaluate combat performance of units. He departs from Denver for Sa Par East, aided by Major General Thomas D. Witte. Finlatter said the study will inform future planning and Stearns brings extensive service background and prior education and research roles.
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Untidy clipping reports a murder case in Florida
State Attorney Murray says Deland will hold no action until a coroner's jury determines cause of death after a man killed his wife and a city official. The fragment references McRae and a suspect named Xillar of Two Free, with unclear dates and misrendered names.
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Murray Sameng Deland
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