Alaska Plane Crash Trapped Men Faced Rescue Effort
Dr Moore a failed pilot and a companion were stranded after a crash on Mt. Gannett in Alaska. Air Rescue teams weighed taking a trail crew in as they awaited supplies to endure the night. A C-12 helicopter circled overhead while searchers assessed the feasibility of full rescue amid rugged terrain.
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Tees Moore
Wackington
Dr. Moore
Alaska
Juan
Maonee
Poring
Elsenijort Air Force
McCord
Mt Gannett Kileth
Sub Zero Weather Persists Across Colorado and Wyoming
Denver weather bureau notes a gradual warmup but mountain towns faced extreme cold. Greeley saw minus 18 and highs near 20 above zero while Public Service readings ranged from minus 10 to 22 through Saturday. Wyoming’s cold spell lingered with 27 below in the mountains and 17 at Big Piney.
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Mercure
Greeley
Great Western Sugar Company
Public Service
Sugar Company
Denver
Weather Bureau
Colorado
Wyoming
Alamena
Eagle
Leadville
Laramie
Douglas
Miel
Pope Names 24 New Cardinals in Rare Postwar Consistory
Vatican announces 24 new cardinals from 12 countries including James McIntyre Archbishop of Los Angeles and Magr Aloizije Bropiac of Zagreb. Among picks one from Poland and two from France, with one from Ireland, Canada, Spain, Brazil, Ecuador, Yugoslavia, Colombia, Germany, and the United States. Cardinal Mindgente and other prelates referenced amid Cold War era tensions.
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Vatican City
Plua RU Saturney
James
Francis Mcintyre
Los Angeles
Magr
Aloizije Blopiac
Zagreb
Mary Bal Tito
Bela
New York
McIntyre
Ira
Brepinac Wan
The
Nexis
Catholic Church
Brapinac
Krasce Bince
Sleploac
Bran Hyving
Kravic
Hla
Lallan
Mumber
Haliane
Sacred College
France
Spain
Brazil
Ecuador
Yugoslavia
Ireland
United States
Canada
Poland
Columbia
Germany
Magy
Paul Mil Leger
Montreal
Wysarwski
Warsaw
Mindgente
Runsiar
Thoories
Rome
Wilt Red Hat
U. S. Army Plate
Clerks Rally In Denver Picket Over Wages
Denver area clerks from ML AFL unions picketed butcher and grocery stores on Saturday. George Cavender, president of the State Federation of Labor and a Denver city councilman, joined with union members carrying placards.
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Denver
ML Afl
George Cavender
State Federation of Labor
Road Requests Outpace Dept Revenue in Denver Budget
Denver reports highway work requests total 125 million dollars versus an expected department revenue of 45 million. The highway commission will meet December 22 to begin budget work. The budget covers the first six months of next year as the department shifts to a fiscal year basis, totaling 12 to 14 million dollars including administrative costs.
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Denver
Mark A. Watroun
Highway Commission
Policy Change on Penitentiary Press Tags Criticized
Denver policy change would bar the penitentiary from making special automotive press tags for newspaper and radio staff. Willliam M. Long of the Colorado Press Association calls the plan unstudied and unadvised, noting prior funding by the association and questioning Briscoe’s claim the plates were taxpayer funded.
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Denverna
Hidipg
Willliam M. Long
Colorad Press Association
J. Price Driscoe
New Judge to Decide Fate of Rosenbergs
A federal judge in New York agreed to step aside and appoint another to decide whether Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, accused of sharing atomic secrets, should face the death penalty. The trial, set for the week of December, involves the charge of conspiring to provide atomic secrets to Russia. The court has refused to consider clemency letters, and a federal district judge will hear defense arguments on Monday. Meanwhile, tavern owners Williams Marsh and Harmon Strickland, co-owners of a Salida establishment, were released on bond of 2,599 dollars after federal liquor violations charges.
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New York
Frying A. Koufmar Wan
Seid
Tet
Atom
Julius
Fth Rosenbergs
Sing Sing
Rileata
TS. Eupremie Costrt
Wal Ettert
Ryan
Slick Spots Cause Two Area Car Crashes Friday
Two accidents in the county Friday evening caused damage but no injuries. Norman McKelvey's 1950 Hudson collided with Jesse Howard's 1950 Dodge pickup on a slick U S 1% miles south of Colorado 62, about 800 in damage to McKelvey and 500 to Howard. A second crash north of Mead involved David Baker's 1951 Ford and Hallay Carroll's 1846 Ford truck. Baker's car sustained about 150 in damage and Carroll's truck 25. State Patrol investigated.
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Blick Wools
Norman C. McKelvey
Denver
Jesse Howard
Golden
Howard
U. S. Se
Colorado
Atate
McKelvey
Truch
McLaughin
David L. Baker
Mead
Hallay EB. Carroll
Berthoud
Mead County
Warner
Carroll
Reuther Gains Favor for CIO Leadership Bid
In Atlantic City a deadlock over the CIO presidency persisted as delegates opened the seventh annual meeting. Walter Reuther, 45, led a field including Allan Haywood and Harry Clark, while Mark Gregg and Richard Blake drew support, signaling a likely contest for the post. The convention runs with representatives from 17 beet growers associations in western states and will address wage, price, and policy issues for 1953.
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Atlantic
Walter Reuther
Inbar
State
Tional Beet Growers Federation
Reuther
Billings
OFO
United Auto Tires
Mark Gregg
Workers Union
Keenesburg
Allan B. Haywood
Richard W. Blake
CSO
Press Greeley
Press Greeley, Executive Secretary of Thedent, Federation
Harry Clark
CIO
Bis Jabor Federation
Utah
Montana
Wyoming
Nebraska
Idaho
Takota
Oregon
Washington
Colorado
Phil Smith
Denver
Great Western Sugar Company
Great Western Territory
Cecil Wadleigh
Ducer
U.S. Department of Agticulture
BV. Owens
Agar Plant Investigations Department
USNA
Federation
Britain Discovers First Uranium Source in Cornwall
London reports that an abandoned flooded South Terrad mine near St. Austell Cornwall may hold Britannia’s first commercially mineable uranium ore. Government geologists say tantalum-like ore appears rich enough for production.
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London
Britain
England
St. Austell
Cornwall
J.F. F. Davidson
Atomic Energy
Saar Votes Sunday in Saarland Elections
Voters in the Saar region head to the polls Sunday to elect a new legislature amid a political climate marked by a weak Franco German relation and a ban on pro German parties. The outcome could shape postwar policies as tensions influence parliamentary seats.
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Sasrbruecken
Saar
Siniay
An Wetnhere
Senate probes FCC as Senate panel backs chair bid
A Senate committee on Government Operations eyes FCC oversight while Republicans push for leadership changes. The inquiry aims to review investigations and determine if a formal probe is warranted amid partisan tensions.
County Loader Used In Clearing Streets
A county loader and city crew joined Friday to clear snow from wheels and streets. City leaders led by temporary chair Hollahan and County Commissioner George Anderson organized crews to clear piles near Thirteenth and Fourteenth avenues while road overseer Burscough supervised. Roscoe Hy Alcorn, former Wyoming public official and state auditor, died Thursday in Capitola California.
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Rity
Dark Hollahan
Gren Joy Streets
George Anderson
Bounty District
Burscough
Irland Hirave
Roacoa Alcorn
Drew Capitola, Calit
Roscoe
Rabbit Hunter Bags Five Point Antler Without Firing Shot
Worth Adams reports a hunter near Windsor Pond captured a five point deer antler without firing as a buck charged. He dropped his gun due to deer season rules and instinctively seized the antler as the animal moved away, leaving the antler in hand for spring.
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Worth Adams
Maat
Antige
Adama
Hynter
Eno
Robert &. Bhaker
Windsor Pond
Gnafer
Lodge Named U N Ambassador to Succeed Austin
President elect Eisenhower announced Henry Cabot Lodge 60 would head the U S mission to the United Nations in Washington, D C, pending Senate confirmation. Lodge, a Massachusetts native and former senator, would be the permanent U S representative and Security Council delegate.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Austin
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S. Sed
U. S. Wiaslon
United Nations
Lodge
Senate
Warren Austin
U.N. Post
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Jackera
Massachusetts
Wii
Dulles
Austio
Versmont
U. N. Post
U. S
U. N
Security Council
U. & San
Na- Hons
Arson Suspected After Fatal Thanksgiving Fire
Huntington state Fire Material head A Raper said arson is suspected after the Thanksgiving eve blaze at Hunting Inn State Hospital killed 17 and another minor fire at a mental institution Friday night. He warned against accusations while promising ongoing watch. In Australia a doctor reported Sister Elizabeth Keno ye critically ill with cerebral thrombosis and no hope for the polio nurse.
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Huntington
W. Va
A. Raper
Hunting Inn State Hospital
Sydney
Australia
Elizabeth Ken
Queensland
NATO nations pledge higher defense spending
A NATO spokesman in Paris said all member states agreed to increase Western defense expenditures by 7 percent this year. He stressed the rise should not necessarily lead to greater military buildup.
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Paris
North Atlanta Treaty Organization
NATO
Death toll climbs as storms sweep wide region
Associated Press reports a cold wet weekend with 40 deaths across Colorado Nebraska Kansas Iowa Minnesota Oklahoma South Dakota Texas. Snow sleet rain blanketed the plains and lower Great Lakes while bitter winds and freezing temperatures lingered from Montana to Memphis widening travel hazards.
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Associated Press
Nelson
Rocky Mountain
North General
Midwest
Colorado
Netraska
Kansas
Iowa
Minnesota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Texas
Nebraska
Oxlahoma
Menphis
Tenn
Miastaalppi
Great Lakes
New Ringland States
Butte
Mont
Laramie
Weld 4-H Members Enter 32 Calves In Christmas Sale
Weld 4-H club members entered 32 calves for the Junior Christmas Beef Show and Sale to be held November 10 at the Denver Stock Yards. Calves selling will be eligible for the National Western stock show contest, with grading beginning at 8 a.m. and the sale starting at 1 p.m.
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Weld
4-H
Eaitly 4H Clube
Denver
Pueblo Man Is Third Fatality in Colorado Crash
A Pueblo man, identified as Anneeph Peetek, died after a car crushed him when his vehicle left State Highway 7 near Denver. The Denver patrol notes another fatality and multiple injuries from Thanksgiving weekend crashes. Victims include Berlin Siegel of Golden, and two Denver men, plus several passengers from Englewood.
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Colorado
Finte
Aneeph Peetek
Wishvertinnel
Wilenery
Berlin Siegel
Ot Golien
Denver
Van
Macarthur
Francisco Intron
Wcre
Loveland Hass
Miles
Third Largest Night Raid of War Is Staged
Allied air forces staged their third largest night raid of the war with forty nine B-29 bombers from Okinawa and Japan striking Manchuria and Korea. Bombers hit Sinulju Uiju and a major supply complex at Haeju while fighter escorts and B26 pilots targeted anti aircraft defenses and searchlights ahead of the raid. Russian and Chinese forces engaged along the central and eastern fronts as UN troops pressed positions near Hamhung and Sniper Ridge.
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Seoul
L. M
Mancharia
Okinawa
Japan
Sinulju
Uiju
Korea
Ytteen
Haeju
Ighis
Yalu River
Radit
Pinta
Thare
Siunerforte
Ulju
Sinulja
United Nations
Frontier Authorized To Serve So No Colo Towns Separately
Frontier Air Lines was approved to serve Monta Viata and Alamosa separately in Colorado. The CAB had earlier ordered a single airport for both cities. Frontier chose Alemona and cut Monte Viste service last February. Monte Vista sought renewal in April. An examiner proposed a midway airport plan and withdrawing federal support for either airport, but the board rejected that view.
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Washington
Frontier Airlines
Tenger
Girls Agronautics Board
Monta Viata
Alamosa
Gota
Frontier
Alemona
Monte Viste
Monte Vista
F. Merritt
Hublon
GAB Examiner
Alther City
Radioactive Uranium May Be Curative Power Source
A fragmentary report cites Dr Rosa Goldstein of Technion Israel saying uranium traces found in springs near the Sea of Galilee may link to healing properties. The article notes biblical references to the hot springs near Tiberias and mentions recent scores from college football games including Auburn over Alabama and Rice over Baylor.
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Washington
Lake of
Gaililee
Israel
Rosa Goldstein
Af i. Haifs Technion Institute
Tiberius
Nly
LST
Tulane
South Carolus
Auburn
Alabama
Taxus Christian
Southern Methodist
Rice
Baylor
Detroit
Houston
Colo Ed Board Backs Equitable Severance Tax
The State Board of Education sent a letter to legislators urging enactment of a fair and equitable severance tax on all and Reefer the forthcoming General Assembly. Board members J H MacDonald Anna C Petleys Ralph B Waldo and Stuart W McLanishin supported the move though the severance tax proposal was defeated in the election. The board stressed public schools need funds and said taxation is a matter for the legislature.
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Denver
State Board of Education
General Assembly
All Board
Memibarn
J. H. MacDonald
Anna C. Petleys
Alleges Soundece
Ralph B. Waldo
Stuart W. McLanishin
Navy Edges Army 1-0 In Dramatic Service Academy Clash
Navy forged an early lead with two long gains and fought off Army’s stiff defense to win 7 to 0 before 102,000 spectators at a hard fought service academy game. A final Navy drive fell one foot short as Franco failed to punch through on the goal line. Notre Dame then handed Southern California its first loss of the season in a clash at South Bend.
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Edltor
Stalagh
Kiranhower
Commodore
Emipel J. Hughes
Life Magasing
Nix Hrotha
Milton Eisenhower
Ciiisens
Hoover
Eisenhower
Kersan
Korea
White House
Thomas E. Stephens
New York
Stephens
Ireland
Air Force
New York City
Gabriel ‘Hauge
Hauge
Uawley
Minn
Business Week
Philadelphea
Navy
Army
Sard Service Academy
Midshipmen
Kavy
Fred Franco
Caret
Final Scores Across Teams Short and Confusing
The fragment lists scores and team names in a jumbled line. Ga Tech 2, Georgia 9, Fordham 4, with mixed letters and unclear phrases. No coherent event or dates are discernible from the OCR snippet.
Weather Summary for Weekend Forecast
A generally fair weekend with rising temperatures. Saturday night lows around 31 to 39 with higher elevations much cooler. Sunday remains fair with modest warming. Inland valleys see lower nighttime temperatures and mountain areas stay chilly overnight into Sunday.
Heart Attack Seis Man Up in Toy Business
Local peculiar voice recounts a small town toy venture shifting from traditional crafts to modern retail. The narrative centers on a man named Tilten managing a home based operation amid quirky community reactions and evolving business efforts.
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Seis Man
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