Eisenhower Truman Herald Joint Cooperation Plan
President-elect Eisenhower and President Truman announced a framework for liaison and exchange of information between the outgoing and incoming administrations. They stressed no sharing of presidential responsibilities and praised the continuity this cooperation offers to U S international affairs. They met 1 hour 16 minutes, then Eisenhower met advisers before a briefing with Truman.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Trumex
Lisbon
le Cooing
Trumain
Truten
Truman
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Joint Chiefs of Staff
World Aid
Korea
Roger Tubby
White House
Geo. Eisenhower
Tomantik
Harvey Georges
Associated Press
Binanhower
Allied Defense Forces
Europe
Weld Highway Needs To Be Presented To Board Thursday
An AD group of Weld County officials and the Greeley Chamber of Commerce will appear before the state highway committee in Denver at 2 pm to present Weld and Greeley county highway needs. Attending will be Mineo county compassion ark Goren Amerssil CaiI con Adel Winter Barney Slaith Mack Woer and others including Chat Sager and Low Kitts. The group represents the highway committe on the Chamber of Commerce board.
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Greeley Channer of
Denver
Greeley
Mineo Cainty Compassion Ark
Goren Amerssil
Cail Con
Adel Winter
Barney Slaith
Mack Woer
Liln
T Ie
Conmerce
Chat Sager
E Ney Meer
Chamber of Commerce
Low Kitts
Navy Reserve pilots claim two MIGs shot down near Task Force 77
Navy reports two MIG-15s downed about 25 miles from U S Task Force 77 off Korea’s east coast late Monday. Reserve Squadron 781 Panthers from Los Angeles fought near Oriskany. one American plane damaged but returned. Pilots Williams Middleton Rawlins credited with the downed and damaged enemy aircraft.
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Washington
Navy
East
Korea
Japan
Chongin
Marine
Los A Pmitos
Calif
Oriskany
Seon Balling
I. R. Williams
J. Middleton
N. Rawlins
California
Adventists To Build in West Greeley
Seventh Day Adventists plan a new church at Twenty first avenue and Tenth street on property owned by the denomination. Completed architectural plans have been approved and seventy five percent of funds secured. The group will retain the present Ninth street church while construction proceeds and services continue Saturdays. Local members and pastors named include Harley S. Roper Ernest Riley and others as the effort advances with special services and community events.
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Seventh Day Adventists
Twenty-first Avenue
Tenth Street
New Conferences
Rider Tathobard
Greeley
Slater
Ninth Street
Thirteenth Avenue
Fontenie
Ft Meniore
Prnemat
Hayden Funeral Services Set for Wednesday
Funeral services for W. G. Hayden will be held from Macy's drawing room at 4 p.m. Wednesday with massed service at Linn Grove cemetery. The Greeley National Bank, where Mr. Hayden was employed for 47 years, will close at 1:45 p.m. Wednesday due to the funeral.
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W. G. Hayden
Macy's Drawing Room
Linn Grove Cemetery
Greeley National Bank
Hayden
ROKs and Reds Battle for Hold on Sniper Ridge
U S Fifth Air Force reports Sabre jets shot down a MIG 15 and damaged another during fighting near Sniper Ridge along the Yalu. American aces, led by Captain Leonard Lilley, tally a fifth victory as B-52s and Superfortresses strike targets north of Pyongyang and the Yalu front.
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Rocky Point
U.S. Fifth Air Force
P Bg
Pyongyang
Williams Protests Permanent IRB Post for Dunlap
Washington protest erupts over the permanent appointment of Dunlap to the Internal Revenue Board. Williams calls the move indefensible and says it could form a pattern of using civil service to shield tainted officials from dismissal. Secretary Snyder named Tallap as chief of the tax bureau, citing proposed safeguards against political dismissal.
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Washington UN
Wilc
Liama Umel
John J. Chitlap
Williams Aid
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Tallap
4 H Banquet and Achievement Program Set in Weld County
About 1200 Weld County residents are expected for the 4 H banquet at six thirty, with a larger crowd anticipated for the 6 H Achievement program at eight p.m. Local 4 H agents Mark Gould and Lois Johnson will lead efforts, honors include scholarships and Danforth awards, and clubs with perfect project completion will be recognized. Paul Hawkse of Kuner, returning from Scotland, will share experiences as an International Farm Youth Exchange delegate. Entertainment includes music, dancing, and group singing across six banquet venues.
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Weld County
Blehth Avenue
Kym
Mark Gould
Lois Johnson
Wald County
4-H Traders’ Council
Paul Hawkse Ot Kuner
Scotland
Irving
International Farm
George Andersen
Joan Dalton
Ted ‘Swanson
Nancy
Cara Winckel
Wilbur Simmons
The
Park
Fleet Methodial Church
Claude Arnold
Keenesbore Club
Aerus
T. B. McDivitt
cJerry Campbell
Osgondol
Sydney Noel
Big Bend
Celeste Anderson
Ruel
Windene
Bury Circle Club
Bryan Hoftner
Gill
Qur Savior
Luth- Teo
Samuel Wegensst
Bonnie Eliot
Windsor
Beverly Anderson
Buell
Delores Cross
Platteville Chesty
Brannaman Hall
John Rein
Kuner
Aptmanter
Jeannine Anderson
Lois Barber
Hazelton
Carolyn Anes
Auburn
Charles Young
Trinity Episcopal Church
College High
Kepner Hall
Witwer Jn
Crow Creek
Josn Allo
Pleasant Valley
Plnh
Willead
Bruce Jonsson
Marilyn Carkum
Buch
Monsignori 4
Froegel
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Anouro
Teenratiine
Stolen hub caps reported for Ford pickup
A resident told police that hub caps were stolen from a 1999 Ford pickup sometime Monday while parked in front of the church. The report notes the loss occurred near the Chief District. Police are investigating the incident and seeking information from the public.
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Tuesel
Tye
Tagith Ayes Mie
Potice
Isater
Bean and Barger Earn All-Star Nominations
Denver reports Bean and Barger earned Associated Press All Star nominations after a season marked by standout plays. The Barky Mountain regional board named back George Bean and fullback Jack Barger among others for the honors despite a fractured season.
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Bean and Barger
Denver
George Bean
Merloo
Jack Barger
Colada AL
M. Crach
Nahy Davis
Amipe
Lore Vifin
Wan
Santa Clara
Barky Mountain
Alem
Bob Blast
Colorado A
M. Pulthack
Pay Campbell
Uiat State
Mike Tenkaptaks
Truman reports to Congress on arms to Europe
President Truman told Congress that U S arm shipments to Western Europe are behind schedule in the first half of the year but show real progress in strengthening the free world. The Mutual Security Program report notes some delay in North Atlantic Pact nations reaching 50 divisions and in mobilizing 4,000 aircraft and 1,600 ships by year end.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Western Europe
Free World
Unopposed Sponer Leads as 31 County Races Near End
County canvass shows Mrs Sponer leading all unopposed candidates. Tegtman tops ticket. Eisenhower carries 18 002 votes. MacArthur Constitutional total 166. Final tally includes 27 701 votes with 1493 absentee ballots. Officers listed include county clerk, sheriff, treasurer, and attorney general with party splits.
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Ann Spanser
Sherrif Willians
Tegular
Goomer
Tartman
Waldo T. Hellware
Eisenhower
Stevenantt
Douglas MacArthur
Constitutional Party
MacArthur Yates
Hvans
Pleasant Valley
Sentea
J. M. Delaney
Mollie B. Kitts
Tie English
Henrico Rady
State Dept Heads on Danish Report of Greenland Air Bases
State Department officials dismissed Danish claims of four to five new U S air bases in Greenland. They said no agreement exists and emphasized any defense developments derive from mutual Danish American defense needs. Copenhagen press warned of potential U S military expansion near Danish Arctic interests.
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State Dept. Hedaes
United States
Greenland
Washington
Thepirtoneny
Yoertan
Ion ConUrerr
K Paport van Copenhazen
Danby Ward
Ppwichtins
Bnclish
Nypanaion
Danith Pirie
Ty Cody
ALY Hite Foy Colelyaetion
Hopefit Press Ciflesy
Micharlof
Stor Tennatt
State Department
Enc
U.S. State Department
Porwign Minsister
Ole Bjorn Kratl
Flon Wielsen
Wengebiet
Denmark
America
Tussle
GS Air Force
Marray
Tkatek
Copenhagen
Ine Formation
Arctic
Lt. 8
Storm Closes Schools as Snow Halts Weld County Transport
Eastern Weld county faced chaotic conditions after a Sunday night snowstorm. Bus routes across Grover and Briggsdale were blocked with six to eight feet drifts on country roads, closing consolidated Grover schools and leaving town roads impassable. New Raymer reported a foot of snow, while oil-field highways largely remained open for lease traffic. Ranchers kept cattle fed as winter weather lingered with dense clouds and wind.
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Weld
Sehool
Briggsdere
Grover
Dutta
Grover Consolidated
Buckingham
New Raymer
Briggsdale Achvely
Monilay
Storkmen
Denver Ring Men Die in Wyoming Car Crash
Three boxers, their manager and trainer from Denver were killed when their car left a side road near Bear River, overturning in shallow water. Sheriff Narramore named the victims as Joe Wevinson, James Howard Healer, Grore Harves, Garfield Llaneras, and Freeman Edward Fofton. One survivor, Ald DimseWous, was in fair condition.
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Evanston
Wyo
Denver
Tyce Tay
Bear River
Frank Narramorea
Salt Lake City
Narramore
Joe Wevinson
James Howard
Crore Harves
Garfield Llaneras
Freeman Edward “Ofton
Afton
Layne
Hay blaze damages farm and nearby building near Windsor
Three stacks of hay totaling about four tons burned on the William Jacoby Sr. farm northwest of Windsor on Saturday. Firefighters from Windsor severance district could not save the hay and helped secure a nearby theatre scene while repairing safety measures for adjacent structures.
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Windsor
William Jacoby
Windsor Man Killed in Fort Collins Factory
A Windsor man, Alex Ruppel, 60, died in an early Tuesday accident at the Great Western Sugar Company factory in Fort Collins when machinery exploded and flying metal struck him. He had lived in Colorado since 1937 and is survived by his wife Anna and two grandchildren. he previously worked for Union Pacific and retired in July. Funeral arrangements were not set at this time.
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Windsor
Great Western Sugar Company
Alex Ruppel
Ruppel
Anit
Fort Cilliansville
Annis
Denvers
Pauly Au
James Irvin Ruppel
Russia
Beenlind States
Kanews City
Kaw
Anna Mizabeth Wittman
Colorado
la Junta
Derhut
Rupitel
Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
Runpel
Wiksta
Irwin
Urwin
Denver
Security Life and Accident Company
Windsor High School
Godfrey Rush
Richarda Mctuary
Scout District Plans Winter Camp and Training Conference
Scout District Officials in Long's Peak Council announce a winter camp at Camy Boh Wall Glen Haven from Dec 28 to Jan 6 costing $6 per boy for 100 attendees. The Arrow Society hosts a meeting Dec 27 and 28, with a training program at the University of Scouting in Greenly. Training camps include first aid, scout leader, explorer leader courses led by Ted Cross and others. A training conference for all federal committees in news in Green for will be held Jan 2. Attendance is organized with delegates from Maplewood and Valley areas. The event totals and costs are listed, with 1,400 attendees expected and notes on equipment and transportation.
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University of Scouting and Training Conference
Long’s Peak
Greeley Tightyhnol
Sudh Ted Cross
Geen
Lliyal
Sante Ana
Cali
Dan
Teather
Siuel Ovira
Linyd Duckuird
Petah- Tiel
Geevin Price Department
Brinual
Catiemy Teter
Uris
Marenettan
Anne
Care Collids On Seventh Ave Intersection Collision
Cars driven by Clemens Dostert of Ninth Street and Alex Ropp Jr of Eaton collided with minor damage at the intersection of Seventh Avenue and Eleventh Street on Monday afternoon.
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Clemens Dostert
Ninth Street
Alex Ropp Jr
Eaton
Seventh Avenue
Eleventh Street
Subzero Forecast Hits Colorado Mountain Districts
Forecasters predicted the first subzero temperatures of winter for Colorado mountain districts early Wednesday. A cold front followed a Brow start, leaving northeastern areas exposed and a snowpack causing travel warnings. State Patrol issued caution amid icy conditions and scattered delays.
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Denver
Colorado
Wish
State Patrol
Snow and Ice Cause Accidents in Denver Morning
A morning slide caused nine car crashes across Denver Monday as snow and ice disrupted traffic. Mrs Hummel suffered a concussion after a collision with a car driven by Fredericci Kwartz. both vehicles skidded near Green Bay, injuring several others and sending some to hospitals. Police reported multiple minor injuries and rowdy conditions as responders worked.
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Hummel
Denver
Fredericci Kwartz
Greebey
Ratlinz
Stribing & Unies Moe Palm
Pastralynsie
Wien
Walter Doves
Rene
Mernedere
Patel
Ronean Cay
Hughes
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Earl B. Ewing
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Homer F. Bedford
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State Board of Education
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Ralph E. Waldo Jr
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