Denver D A meets federal prosecutor on Byrnes case
Denver district attorney Marc Smith meets U S District Attorney Charles Viell to discuss the two county indictment of Greeley music store operator George Leo Byrnes over undercover payments and alleged gambling payoffs from 1942 to 1951. Byrnes is free on bond and prosecutors plan actions against officers accused of bribes, with details undisclosed. Potential grand jury review was not confirmed.
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Denver
Marc Smith
Greeley
U. 8
Charles 3. Viell
George Leo Byynes
Han
Charg
Byrnes Ia
Smith
Byene
Eisenhower meets UN officials before Korea armistice talks
President-elect Dwight D. Eisenhower visited the United Nations in New York and conferred privately with U N officials including Secretary General Trygve Lie and General Assembly president Pearson about Korea war prospects. He praised the UN and stated all are working for future freedom and security.
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Belman Morin
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United Nations
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Tia
Trygve Lis
U. N. Seventary
Laster Pearson
Canada
General Assembly
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Wald
John Foster Dulles
Byron Price
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Lal
Ralph Bunche
United Na- Hons Trusteeship Foundation
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Roal
Thr Fie
Korea
Alexander Wiley
Ar Wis
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Ponl
Jets Intercept Truman's Plane in Ottawa to New York
Reported sighting near Albany led jet escorts to intercept what officials later confirmed as President Truman's personal plane the Independence. Secretary of State Dean Acheson aboard. Truman not on board. Air defense units questioned whether flight plan had been filed before takeoff from Ottawa.
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N.Y
Adet
President Truman
Independence
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Ottawa
New York City
United Nations
Truman
Tie Ahin
Newcom
New ‘Yorks
Ronald Hutchinson
Quidiats
Weather forecast for the region with scattered snow and cloudiness
Weather ton for 24 hours ending at 8 am Sunday reports a high of 27 and a low of 04 with precipitation. Monday adds a high of 26 and a low of 5 as Colorado and surrounding areas experience scattered snow and rain, gradually clearing to partly cloudy conditions by Tuesday afternoon. Wyoming and other northern zones see light snow flurries west of Divide Monday night, then partly cloudy Tuesday. southeast regions expect scattered snow flurries Monday night into Tuesday morning.
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Bam
At & A
Colorado
Searther
Wyoming
Divide
Will Draft Boys 19 Face Change in January
An official said Washington will not draft 19 year olds before the end of January while officials assess manpower. The aim is to publish an up to date picture of available draftees and decide when to change an outstanding policy. Brey 4x notes the draft era shift in coming months.
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Washington
Brey
Faint signal clues to fate of Globemaster missing over Alaska
A lone faint radio signal offered the only clue to the fate of a C124 Globemaster with 52 aboard that vanished Saturday night over the Gulf of Alaska. Weather and low ceilings hindered search efforts as planes scouted the rugged Middleton Island area and nearby coast, with no trace found by Sunday.
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Alaska
Seard
Middleton
Trenaport
McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
Elmendorf
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Gulf of Alan
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Oiler
Mt. Silverthrone
Here
Fairbanks
Korea
Billings
Mont
Air Force
Army
Ib Latt McGhord
Russia Rejects India's Plan at United Nations
At the United Nations in New York India revived a compromise proposal to end the Korean prisoner of war deadlock but failed to heal a rift with Britain and the United States. Delegates from 21 nations attended as Sir Percy Spender, Australian ambassador, summarized the response, noting the Indian plan required further clarifications on handling prisoners who refuse to return to the Communist homeland.
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United Nations
India
W Koress Artistica
U.N
New York
U. S
Mitoril
Sir Percy Sp
Denver Elderly Man 334th Traffic Fatality
A Denver man about 80 was struck and killed at a residential intersection. The coroner identified him as Frank English. It marked Denver's 334th traffic fatality and the 35th this year.
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Denver
Colorado
Frank
Weekend Cold Brings Snow Across Weld Towns
Weld County reports deepening cold Sunday night with new snow. Briggsdale records seven below zero, Nunn Graver and Greeley factory read zero, Keen esburg shows low above zero. Observers note slick roads, 3 inches of light snow and sparse moisture across the area as cold snaps persist into Monday.
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Briggsdale
Neal McKinstry
Coli Conservation Service
Nunn, Graver
Great Western Sugar Company
Greeley
Rervica Varapatiy
Keenesburg
En Naymer
W. KR. Barker
Rontran
Keeneshort
Addic Tinnel
Minepsdale
Putiemal
Keelny
Palio Service Company
Dorie
Piattows
Keeneshore
Chealitar
Gredior
Chilly Weather To Continue To Tuesday Night
Blustery winter weather persisted across Colorado and Wyoming with little relief expected before Tuesday night. The U S Weather Bureau in Denver cited a Canadian alarm front colliding with a low over New Mexico and Arizona, driving cold air and snow into western states and parts of the Plains. Icy highways caused multiple deaths. Denver and Colorado Springs saw light snowfall with many areas below freezing, some well below zero in places like Craig and Lamar, while Sheridan and Rawlins reported subzero temps.
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Wyoming
U.S
Hain
Texas
Oklahoma
Hucardova
Craig
Lamar
Vakron
Fork Golling
Fraser If
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Coly
Steve Othe
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Taimon
Puebla
Akron
Kaxte
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Fort Pridgey
Rawline
Larkewie
Casper
Sheridan
Cheyener
Ob Club Banquet Tonight Promises 200 Attendees
Fort Collins school coach will be the speaker Beadle Miller and a piano act will entertain. The ceremonial parade features Corads Stace Greniey high and Mailece Tigh as honored guests.
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Hans
Ste Shinn
Nail Ieannie
Tarmer
Fort Collins
Roach
Beadle Miller
Wall
Corads
Greniey
Mailece Tigh
Eisenhower to Name Sherman Adams Asst President Adda
Dwight D. Eisenhower announced plans to appoint Sherman Adams of New Hampshire as assistant to the president after inauguration. Adams would serve as secretary general of the president’s office, with confirmation that no official comment would be given pending formal announcements.
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Sherman Adams
New York
Dwight D. Eizenhower
Dhown Fata Tutt Benson
Natonal Council of Farmer Umperativen
Eisenhower Tlsn
Guy Sherman Adama
New Hampshire
Car Damage Report In Greeley Seventy Fifth Street Intersection
A 1931 Kaiser sedan owned by Conrad Dewalt of Rawle 1 Eaton sustained about 150 dollars in damage after a collision with a speeding driver near the Fourth Avenue and Seventh Street intersection in Greeley police report.
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Conrad Dewalt
Rawle 1
Eaton
Hildindson
Fourth Avenue
Seventh Street
Greeley
Reef Stricken by Pneumonia in Colorado Hospital
Reef, head of departmental and intergovernment relations for the Colorado Highway Department, was hospitalized Monday with pneumonia after a fall illness period. He has faced a sequence of illnesses and complications this autumn.
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Denver
W—Wallis M. Reef
Colorado Highway Department
Reef
Windsor Safe Blown Apart
A Windsor safe was blown apart in a break in at a Denver elevaty Windsor branch. Robbery involved 2731 in checks and damaged cafe walls. Officials, deputies, and a report from C N Barrett note a nearby school home razing and destruction of windows and doors.
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Windsor
Jiarnid Blall
Walla
Aftien
Shevitt Schneptenid
Tn Owyer
Ehorith Williams
C. N. Barrett
Treet
Greeley
Grover
Alger Hiss Denied Parole By Board
Washington Up Alger Hiss, a former State Department official now serving a five year term for perjury, was denied parole. Dr George G Killinger, chairman, said the board unanimously rejected the application after reviewing the official record and a report from his Lewishurg visit.
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Alger Ila
Parole Board
State Department
George G Killinger
Oar
Hiss
Lewishure Pa
Alter
Board of Parole
Killinger
Lewisburg
Colorado Supreme Court Reverses Eckhardt Case
The Colorado Supreme Court reversed a Weld County District Court ruling in a DUI case involving Charles Eckhardt. The high court found fault with the prior judge Bradfield for limiting defense examination and for a prosecution witness issue. The ruling affirms the danger of procedural restricts in the trial process.
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Eckhardt
Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
Wade
Weld County District Court
Charles Eckhardt
Rentenue
George H. Bradfield
Exame & Wemor
Sapreme Canel
Omeio
Hradfield
Centennial obituary notes long life of Suganna Falkner
Suganna Falkner dies at 100 after a century of work and community service. The article recalls family ties, church and club involvement, and her presence at local events in the community. Funeral details and tributes are planned by Vork’s charity society.
Gas Victims Hospitalized After Local Incident
Report from Weld County reveals several individuals including Freda Cupp of 207 Ninth St and Charles Crown were rushed by ambulance to Weld County Police Capital with serious injuries. Mire Cupp remains in hospital after three days of care. Macon received first aid and was released.
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Seeman
Toor
Fem
Harry Tesper Vaspace
Ariington Netel
Freda Cupp
Eeorel
Wopersam
Charles Crown
Amotha
Mire
Macon
Wholesale Pork Lids Suspended
The government suspended wholesale ceilings on pork products after OPS action in Washington. Officials met with meat industry representatives to assess restoring retail ceilings on beef and pork, noting pork supplies ample and prices unlikely to change. OPS also ended restrictions on new livestock slaughterers, allowing anyone to register with OPS for a slaughter permit.
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Mornday
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Tte
Official Canvass of Votes Begins in Denver
The official canvass of votes starts with local officials and candidates listed. Report notes confusion and delays as ballots are read, with attention to counts for mayor and council races.
Mining reports from Weld County oil and core tests
Reports detail drilling through the Muddy and Nakota sands at several wells in Weld County. Key notes include Sherrod Aperson and Karl Stier at Orchard coring the J and. Briggs No. 2 with 17 feet 6 inches of Muddy sand. a deep test by California company near Fort Collins. and ongoing drill stem test activity across multiple pools.
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Sherrod Apperson
Karl Stier
California
Boa Tig
Granita
Fort Collins
Greeley Tribune
BE. Meyer
Larimer County
Thion Oil Company
Continental Oi Company
Arthur Sheetz
Grover
Arthur Sheetz No
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Ely
Gillette Field
Tnovneas Iogeri
Comer Senw
Prabiveliano
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