Britain Charges Sovietdomes Not Favor Chinese Seats at UN
New York November 20 Britain charges Soviet union does not want Chinese communists seated in the United Nations. Kenneth Younger says Soviet moves aim to place Chinese reds in the UN to gain influence. Baranovsky argues only US supports nationalist China, while Soviet plan seeks peace on Moscow terms. Vishinsky cites 20 year peace plan and veto limits, urging assembly to resist Moscow strategy.
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New York
Hily Ain
Soviet Union
United Nation
Hussia
Grneva
Tryeva
Security Council
China
Younger
Buftain
Hed Chin
A.M. Baranovsky
United States
U.N
John Sparks
D-Ala
Baranovsky
Uniion
Moscow
U.N. Qn Assembly
Sparkman
Andrei Y. Vishinaky
Trygvo Lis
Viattingky
Denver Train Crash Fatality Toll Reaches 340
Denver dispatch reports a survivor of a wartime training accident was crushed to death at night beneath a Denver bun. The victim, identified as Robert G. Hardin, a retired army warrant officer, was struck when a vehicle or mechanism failed near a roadside site. The toll rose to 340.
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Denver
Truman Seeks Rent Control Law At Lame-Duck Session
Chairman Spence of the House Banking Committee said President Truman wants immediate legislation to extend rent control through March 1952 and to enable a broader discussion by the new Congress. The current law expires December 3 1950, with extensions possible in some communities. Spence will introduce a resolution for the short session beginning November 14 and hearings are planned. Senate Banking Chairman Maybank questions need for continued rent control.
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Truman
Law
Werkisitien
Spence
Dky
Howse Banking
Congress
Cie
Inw
Bpence
Noyaz
Mayback
D-80
Senate
Donn
Officer Killed as Detroit Faces Race Riot Fear
Detroit police faced a shooting spree that killed Patrolman Andress Mellart Jr., 20, and wounded Patrolman David Morgan, while riots feared in the eastern city. Authorities surrounded a suspect, Gordy, after a hold-up charge, as 2,000 residents gathered and panic spread. extra patrols were deployed to prevent further violence.
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Detroit
Anolleaman
East
Shein
Lance
Charles Marshal
Gordy
Andress Mellart, Jr
David Morgan
Pat Serious
Chay Wens
Wawar
Weather Local 24 Hour Summary
Weather forecast for the region shows generally fair conditions in Colorado with some variability. East portions expected partly cloudy Monday, with warmer northeast late Monday afternoon and Tuesday. mountain areas may see snow flurries and by Tuesday west of divide cooler conditions. Wyoming follows a similar pattern with fair east and partly cloudy west, brief snow flurries Monday night northwestern mountains, and warmer temperatures east of the divide by Monday afternoon. New Mexico expected generally fair Monday through Monday night and Tuesday with southeast changes overnight.
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Colorado
Colorado Springs
Wyoming
Divide
New Mexico
Iui
California
Nevada
U. S Weather Bureau
Kinga
American
Giant Forest
Fresno
Pacific
Oregon
Washington
Great Plates
Rockies
Mont
Son of La Salle Man Fatally Hurt in Montana
Joseph F. McCarthy 44, son of J. B. McCarthy, died from head-on crash injuries two hours after the collision 14 miles west of Miles City Montana. Funeral services at St Peter's Catholic church. burial Linn Grove cemetery. Survived by wife Helen Stewart two sons Jef and Douglas, and brothers Hugh Mary Ellen Jerry and Johnny.
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Jonesh F. Wetarty
McCarthy
la Salla
Miles City
Most
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Linn Grove
Ceueterys Macyste
Joseph
Denver
Ueten
Douglas
Hugh McCarthy
Mary Ellen Mix
Laguire
Jerry
Johnny Greeley
Adams State Seeks Soldiers and Sailors Home Housing
Adams State College asks Colorado to transfer Soldiers and Sailors Home for use as housing for married students and faculty. President N William Newsom told the Little Hoover Commission, which favors the idea as cost saving and beneficial to the San Luis Valley and the college. The commission estimated the state would save about 1.04 million, with larger buildings needed if converted.
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Denver
Adama State College
Zalloes
N. William Newsom
Alamosa School
Little Hoover Commission
Lupton
Georgetown
Commission
Newsom Pointe
Central California Flood Storms Trigger Massive Property Loss
Storms sweeping central California cause widespread floods from Visalia to Kern. Thousands displaced as property and crops suffer millions in damage. In Sacramento areas, seven residents die and a family perishes in a fire. Weather officials warn of continuing floods with brief rain breaks.
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California
Fresno
Galt
Visatia
Tulare County
Todsq Ae
Mia Department
Weather Bureau
American River
Kern
Bakersfiuid
Sierra Nevada
Sacramento
Jan Peerce Recital in Greeley Concert Series Tonight
The second program of the 1950 51 Greeley Concerts Association features tenor Jan Peerce in a recital at Gunter Hall. He is assisted by pianist Warner Bags with admission at 15 cents. Membership drives this season support the arts series.
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Jan Perron
Gunter Hall
Greeley Concerts Association
Warner Bags
Adtuleslon
Correct Information In School Census Proves Valuable
County Superintendent Paul Lodwick says accurate census data is vital for age verifications requested daily by schools. Verifications mainly support drivers licenses but are also used for military service and other routine needs.
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Cena
Paul Lodwick
Lodwick Aald
Heonsea
Power Failure Hits Boston and Surrounding Towns
A major outage struck Boston and nearby municipalities starting around 6 20 pm EST abruptly cutting electricity to homes and businesses. Officials said about 25 towns and cities in the Loe ton area reported partial or full loss of service causing widespread disruption downtown and to utilities.
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Poston
Boston
Tiv
Loeton
Anerling
Indian and Policeman Killed in Driving Case Arrest
Poplar Montana November 20 Police attempted to arrest a Bronx Indian driving without a license. A gun battle killed the suspect Patrick Brown 34 and a policeman Oncir Peterson 58. A teenage girl was wounded in the hand and disappeared.
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Poplar, Mont
Po Hép
Cian
Licenas Heroe
Foliee
Merritt Graham
Patrick Brown
Fort Peck
Madeline
Oncir Peterson
Brown
Pateraun
Deborah Booth Home Today After Disappearance
Deborah Tooth Booth, missing Friday with her nurse, was found last night with her purse in a Philadelphia railroad station. The nurse Mary Margaret Williams, 11, from Steelton, was detained on an open charge in the Dauphin county fair. District Attorney Carl B. Shelley said a decision on charges might come later today.
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Harrisburg
Deborah Tooth
Maxendalel
Mary Margaret Williams
Steelton
Dauphin County
Carl B. Shelley
Korean Buddy Plan Worked at First Christian Church
Denver Post reporter Bi Hosokawa described a U S plan in the Korean War at a public meeting in the First Christian Church. About 200 attendees heard how Korean GIs trained alongside American troops and how Japan aided the U S war effort. Hosokawa cited limited U N readiness, the need for supplies and communications, and the belief Japan would become a democratic bulwark in the Far East.
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Bi Hosokawa
Denver Post
Tvngue
First Christian Church
Parsons
Hosokawa
Post
Empire Magazine
Howokarn
Japan
U.S
Far East
Tlonokawa
Jol Adcock
Jayman
League
Colm Rao
George Cook
Roy L. Smith Jr
Adcock
Christan Church
Peetor
D&RGW Wins Ogden Gateway Rate Recommendation
AP reports an Interstate Commerce Commission examiner urged Union Pacific to establish joint through rates with Denver and Rio Grande Western for shipments via Ogden Utah. The plan would shift freight from UP to Rio Grande lines, affecting shippers across Colorado Utah and nearby states. The recommendation awaits ICC action.
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Washington
Way.s
I/P
Interstate Commerce
Union Pacific Railroad
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Ogden
Uta
Rio Granite
Northwest
Union Paetdle
Counils- Hedon
Ogdek
Salt Lake City
Union Pacific
IGC
Rio Grande
Ball Lala City
Kansas City
Pacific Coast
Colorado
New Mexico
Utsa
Moffat
Rocky Mountains
Saltlanka’ City
Theaver
Tha Lina
Becanss Union Daaitie
Ft. Rin Granda
Tha Cass
Rilo Craide
Tha T
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan - Na
Wyeovung
Nebraska
Kansas
Chambers of Commerce
Union
Chicago
Norihealern Cailway
Wabash Wallroad
Multon
American Infantry With Tanks Near Manchurian Border
American infantry led by tanks pressed through snow toward North Korea near the Manchurian border. Seventh Division units reportedly reached within two miles of the frontier town of Hyesanjin, with sporadic enemy fire dwindling. Philippine battalion commander requested return home, while U N forces push continues toward the border. Russia protested the parole of Japanese war crimes suspect Mitsu Shigemitsu, who was to be released from Sagamo Prison.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Mithoru Shigemitsu
Wertine Foraiga
Japan
Shigemitsu
Tokyo
Sagamo
Istrial
Devostoon
U. S
Joseph C. Grow
Shigembau
Missouri
Pacific
Supreme Allied Command
Russia
MacArdhur
Treas
Seoul
Navy
Corns Snoktamal
Dvision
Ifye
Sanjin
Ourllar
Kures
U. S Marinenly
Changjin Reservoir
Philippines
U. N
U. S. 187Th Airborne
V. S. Aamassador
John J. Mucelo
Washingeton
Red
Korea
Three Honored at Eaton FFA Banquet
Eaton Nov 20 at the First Methodist church dining room 192 attended the Eaton FFA banquet. Three men were named honorary members Hilding Berg Blimey Carlson and Norman Davis of Kansas City Missouri. Davis represents Sears Roebuck Foundation. Guests included Mr and Mrs twin Kallott of Denver and PRA official, Richard Berg introduced them. The program featured talks on agriculture in Japan and a national golden emblem theme for 1956. The Bataz chapter won a gold emblem award and memories of last year were shared by several members.
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Eaton
Eaton Ffa
First Methodist Church
Hilding Berg
Blimey Carlson
Farmera Uving
Norman Davis
Kansas City
Davia
Sears and Roeluck Foundation
Twin Kallott
Denver
Wiiott
Colorado Pra
Richard Berg
R. O W. Ganada
Calazaide A&m
Mall
Japan
Bataz
Bd Dorsey
Richard Miller
America Farmer
Don Honstein
Tyeorge McCreery
Jonatein
McCreery
Noel Erickson
Daya McDonald
J. W. Millaap
FR. Leake
Ladies of the First Methodist Church
Exton Homes
Brief Snow Here Sunday
Snow and wet weather swept Weld County early Sunday with about two inches of high water content. Sunday night into Monday brought a low around 20 and a high near 28, while Gragloy reported 28 above for Sunday morning and Pintterslle noted 0.7 inch of precipitation from snow.
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Weld County
Torna
Gragloy
Nee Here
Rio Grande Official Happy at Ruling on Gateway Case
Bradford, vice president of the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad, says he is encouraged by Mr. Millen’s recommendation in the Ogden gateway case. He hopes the Interstate Commerce Commission will follow the suggestion, noting the gateway opening would give Utah and Idaho shippers more flexibility. He adds Rio Grande expects smooth cooperation with the Oregon Taiwa Pacific railroad and a division of joint-rate revenues if the gateway is opened.
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Salt Lake City
P—Bannox Bradford
Vica
Denver & Rio Grande Westerat Railroad
Millen
Ogden. Gateway
Favorshly
Frank E. Milkea
Interstate Conte Merce Commission
Bradford
Utah
Idaho
Tha Rls Grande
Taiwa Pacific Railroad
Problam
Deer Hunter's Death Ruled Accidental in Pueblo Area
A coroner's jury ruled Clifford Lewis's hunting death accidental after eight witnesses described an unintended gunfire on Grant Mesa. The 17 year old from La Junta died minutes after being shot, with survivors including his parents and four brothers. He hunted with Flay Albrecht Clarence Brower and George Goure of Pueblo.
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Feand Junction
Clifford Lewis
Grant Mesa
Coranen
Phosisman
Geno Sacconiatuo
Shevitt Bi
Rodman
Undersherle Ray Reone
Snecomanna
Flay Albrecht
Clarence Brower
George Goure
Pueblo
Lawla
Ta Yunta
Ila Prronta
Lawis
la Junta
Tie
Kenneth
Hobert
TiMin
Jim Robert
Dena
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Deven
Elke Club
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Dorothy Schnorr
Boul Retin
Iris
Diateict
Wayne Williams
Britain
By Tom Ochiltree
la Salle
Montana
Adams State
Jan Peerce
Deborah Booth
Don Bolt
Greetay Knife and Fork Club
Faculty Hall
D&rg
Ogden Gateway
Manchurian
MacArthur
Bedford
Brute Trenaurer
Homer Tedford Tong
Greeley
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