Truman Appeals for Speedy Aid to Yugoslavia
President Truman urged Congress to approve a $38,000,000 emergency fund to keep aid flowing to Yugoslavia through the current session. He said assisting Yugoslavia serves U.S. national interests as it resists Soviet pressure and defends its independence, with hearings on the plan already underway on Capitol Hill.
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Bevin Seeks Political Settlement Over Korea War Threat
London dispatch reports Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin stating Britain hopes for a settlement on political lines to avert a third world war over Korea. He urged China to cooperate in peaceful exploration of solutions and said recent Red Chinese troop movements do not alter his view. He spoke at a Commons foreign affairs debate, stressing time and political lines to seek a solution.
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Congress May Be In Session Over Christmas Holidays
Congress faces a tense start as Korea’s war risks push lawmakers to stay in Washington over Christmas. Secretary Acheson warns of a dangerous European crisis while debates swirl on MacArthur bombing authority and Chinese forces. The second session day highlights tax votes, statehood debates, and rent-control extensions amid Truman administration pressures.
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Fog Shrouds Salt Lake Valley in Thick Blanket
Dense fog grips Salt Lake City and surrounding valley for two days with a blanket covering about five miles in diameter. Transit and plane landings near Provo were delayed as the fog persisted, closing routes and delaying travel.
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VFW Chief to Speak at Friday Luncheon Here
Charles C. Ralls, commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, will address the local post 121 luncheon at Brannamay hall Friday noon. Jon Shaw and John O'Hagan arrange the visit as part of a Colorado trip marking the organization’s Denver founding in 1893.
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Jurors Face Unknown Death Cause In Prado Case
A decomposed body found Monday afternoon near La Balle Villa West is identified as Ernest Prado Al ushwnes. Coroner and jury report murder not proven with verdict cause of death unknown. Officials report prior residence and social security identity details, with investigators named and state officials mentioned in proceedings.
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UN Circles See Little Hope of Localizing War
Lake Success November 29 United Nations circles privately expressed little hope of localizing the bitter Korean fighting. Informants noted Peiping's spokesman Wu Hualy Chuan blasted conciliatory hopes in the Security Council. The gulf between Mao Tze Tung's regime and the non Communist world widened as United States policy faced renewed criticism.
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Senator Aims to Change Draft Law To Boost Manpower
A senate committee member said Congress will be asked to alter the present draft law to expand manpower for armed services. The unnamed senator spoke after the committee discussed the Korean situation. Currently only men aged 18 to 26 are being drafted with no disclosed details on potential changes.
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Kersey District Answers Suit by Charles Jandos
Kersey District countersued in district Court on Tuesday in response to Charles Jandos suit. The district seeks restoration of the teacherage premises and dismissal of the case. A pre trial conference is scheduled for December 21. The district claims Jandos was asked to resign for office conduct but refused, and accuses him of failing to report to the county, maintain discipline, or cooperate with the board. Teachers demanded Jandos removal, and a December 3 meeting warned that discord could end employment of all involved.
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Uncle Sam Sends Slot Machine Men Tax Hike Notices
Denver reports final notices issued to 40 slot machine operators for delinquent taxes. Collector Ralph Nicolson in Denver says the operators, mainly in Jefferson and Pueblo counties, were running about 60 machines and had not paid the assessed taxes, threatening shutdown if payments are not made.
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City Accepts Historic Colony Papers in Public Ceremony
In Greeley the presence of local pioneers marked the city birth as two historic documents were officially accepted. The certificate of Incorporation of the Union Colony of Colorado in April 1870 and Horace Greeley’s deed to the colony in May 1870 were presented to Mayor Price Hopkins. City officials plan to preserve and display the papers with librarian input.
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Houston
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Harn
Major oil firms plan three more tests in western basins
Denver dispatch reports two additional drilling campaigns in the Jilesburg Basin spanning Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska. Superior Oil Company and Wennesd will drill in Rushville area Sheridan County Nebraska while California Co contemplates a deep test in south Morrison Sioux County Nebraska. Ohio Oil Co. plans a test in Rekloy area Ying County Colorado where Gore had limited activity.
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Congressmen Urge Use of Atom Bomb
Washington leaders weighed drastic options as Korea crisis deepened amid fears of a broader Soviet led clash. Several lawmakers urged unleashing the atomic bomb on Chinese targets if authorized by military commanders, while President Truman and top policy officials convened to study the peril and U.N. response.
Acheson to Address Nation From State Department
Secretary Acheson will deliver a 30 minute speech at 7 p m MST from the State Department on Korea. The address will be broadcast by Mutual ABC and CLS networks.
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Cost of Living Hits New High
The government cost of living index rose to a new all time high at 274.8 percent of the 1935 29 base. Nearly a million workers with wage contracts tied to the index will gain two to three cents an hour. General Motors will pay a three cent rise to 357 000 hourly workers and adjust allowances for the period July to next March. The index shows gains in house furnishings and apparel while food prices rise 0.2 percent.
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Child Severely Hurt in Auto Crash near Ault
Five year old Windsor farm boy Angel Tam deinga sustained severe head injuries and other trauma in a rear end collision one mile north of Ault on U.S. 3 at 1 55 p m Tuesday. His mother Lucy Tame feinga 24, and other relatives were injured. Police said the Ford driven by Avcovatous Tamboluge failed to cur and was struck by a 1960 Falcon scion driven by Piolkask ni. The child’s injuries prompted hospital care and questions about operator license.
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Two US Divisions Escape Across River in Korea
Dispatches report U S and allied forces crossing a river in Korea as Chinese forces threaten a trap near Pyongyang. The advance comes amid remarks on a widening crisis, with tanks reported by the Chinese and heavy fighting described along the Chongchon line.
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Ranch Manager Injured in Gasoline Brand Heater Blast
Tad J. Smith, 45, manager of the 70 ranch near Hurtig, was severely injured at 8:45 p.m. Tuesday when a gasoline pressure branding iron heater exploded while he was branding the last of 30 calves. He suffered deep leg wounds and a torn flash, was rushed to Weld County Hospital after a swift drive from the ranch, and underwent surgery. Smith has led the ranch for six and a half years. the ranch is owned by Sky Crown of Denver.
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Red Chinese Gains in Tibet Reported by Calcutin
Reports from Calcutin dated November 28 describe Red Chinese forces moving toward Tibet amid weeks of governmental activity. Forces reportedly approach within 200 miles northwest and 160 miles east of Taiwan as imperial capital fortifies. Minka leaders in ceremonial robes carry banners and a single circle around the flag. Officials claim prayer rites accompany the move.
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Weather Forecast Digest for Western States and Regions
Weather notes show varied conditions across Colorado Wyoming New Mexico and surrounding areas. Forecast calls for warmer afternoons and nights with above normal temperatures on Wednesday through Thursday and mixed precipitation chances at higher elevations.
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