Truman backs MacArthur atomic option considered
President Truman disclosed strong consideration of using the atomic bomb against China if needed and said the decision rests with military commanders under United Nations authority. He stressed the weapon would not be used against civilians and outlined conditions for potential use while defending rapid mobilization and UN alignment.
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Washington
Truman
Hiesa
Douglas MacArthur
White House
MacArthur
Witte Houe
Lu le
Mac ‘Arthur
Atomic Energy Commission
Il Gelt
U. N
Korea
Trumacie Joselan
Mac-Arthur Red
A-South Authority
Atv. Trompe
Trumingald
Uae
Trowan
Tle
United Nations
China
Dir. Troma . AoAg
U.N
Tenmain
Alreigthon
Mtrangih
Congress
Five found dead from monoxide in garage
Police reported five fatalities from carbon monoxide in a repair garage. Victims included Harold R. Knacr and Samuel M. Hidings among others connected to local auto and Corpal Cola Bathing Company. Investigators cited ignition switches and two cars with active gas readings as factors in the deaths, occurring around 7:80 p m last night in freezing weather.
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Roy
Fayettorle
Marly
Pollee
Harold R
Knacr
5204
Aeconuassance Company
Fit Brags
Pvt
Wulam XK
Crawford
Contraby C
307Th Airborne Engineers
Ft. Braig
Sytveatec Ragan
Lakedale
R. Dalley. Auto Company
Samuel M
Goldsboro
James ¥. Cary
Houston
Texas
Los Angeles
Cary W
PrpalCola Bathing Company
J. C. Owens
Auto Hem
Owens
Worrell
Split Command in Korea Under Warm Criticism
Split command in Korea draws sharp criticism of General MacArthur's forces. The Tenth Corps under Maj. Gen. Edward Dr. Aloud operates independently of the Eighth Army, causing disjointed field coordination and questions about unified strategy.
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Korea
Don Whitehead
MacArthur
GHQ
Tokyo
Ban Heen
Tenth Corps
Eighth Army
Associated Press
Blan ‘Swinton
Almond
Autores
North Korea
Youth Corpa
Walton H. Walker
Elsi
Chiesa Red
Walker
Dhe
Convicts Enlist in Medical Research Project
Florence Aric Nov 29. Report says a prisoner volunteer program will see twelve inmates undergo skin grafting and blood transfusion experiments. Details include the ward and researchers seeking treatment options and oversight for the study.
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Florence
Aric
Rapertinenta Cor
Alonila
Cyarny Gomunfanion
Arigona Plate
Prinon Conglata
Wardeh Loo
Walistm
Aid
Bia
Lupton Pushes Low Nonresident Tuition for State Colleges
Rep. Mills Lupton charges the Legislature to ease the burden on out of state college students and their families. He cites subcommittee findings showing 17.8 to 49.9 percent nonresident enrollment at major schools, argues all state colleges should require a minimum state resident enrollment, and notes current tuition gaps with nonresidents paying significantly more. The report highlights Colorado universities with high nonresident shares and per student costs, urging action to cap out-of-state charges.
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Denver
Mills Lupton
Georgetown
Little Hoover Commission
Commiitee
Forl Lewis College
Hosporus
Ge School
Lupton
Robert Stearns
Colorado
Colorado A. & M
Millikin Urges Caution in Use of Atom Bomb
Washington reports split over atomic weapon use against Chinese Communist targets. Senator Brewster pushes for early use on troop concentrations, while Senator Millikin calls for extreme caution and restraint unless dire necessity. Senator Young argues only for major permanent targets, others warn of retaliation risks.
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Millikin
Washington
Cali Press
Truman
Hrewster
Rolfe
Brawster
Hewsmen
Young
Eid
Iim
Brewster Sali
Ruwais
Brewster
Karl Coupetou
Compton
Greeley Stores Open Monday Night
Greeley stores will stay open Monday night continuing limited hours. Local shoppers can plan purchases after regular daytime operations.
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Greeley
Galeton Land Brings $55,000
James Wilson sold two tracts totaling 542 acres northeast of Galeton for 550,000. One tract of 63 acres went to Robert H. and Phyllis Dyer for 520,600, and a second tract of 296 acres sold to Thucls E and Abel White for 53,200. Chicago barber prices rise a dime to 1.05 as of November 14 per Frank Altotti.
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James Wilson
Galeton
Wilson
Robert H
Phrills Dyer
Thucls
Abel White
Chicago
Frank Altotti
Maater Barbera Association of Stiicaxo
Steelworkers Accept 16-Cent Hour Increase
The CIO United Steelworkers voted to accept an average 16-cent an hour wage rise for about 166,000 US Steel employees. The move raises costs and prices, with the wage boost effective tomorrow and expected to influence roughly one million industry workers.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
United States Steel Corporation
Aths
U. S. Steel
Toomorrow
Trenjanin FP. Fatelens
United States Steel
Million Dollar Firm Eyes Greeley Plant Site
Clint J. Mayer of the chamber disclosed that a multimillion dollar firm seeks to locate a plant in Greeley. Mayor Price Hopkins will discuss with officials during a trip to Washington for American Municipal League sessions. If built here the project could employ about 800 workers.
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Clint J. Mayer
Chamber of Commerce
Price M. Hopkins
Hopkins
Washington, D. C
Mayer
Churchill urges secret West Soviet easing meeting
Churchill called for a secret high level meeting of the West and Russia to end present world tension. He urged such a meeting as opportunities arise, warning against entanglement in war while urging unity with the United States to deter Soviet aggression. He warned about Soviet atom bomb stockpiles and urged care to avoid a major clash.
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Luni
Wiata Churchill
West
Russia
Lavisenf
U. S
United Nations
Churchill
United States
Austins
Musson Intervat
Delate
Truman
Critain
Britain
Deg
House Group Compromises on Profits Tax
The House Ways and Means Committee agrees on a profits tax plan aiming for about 3.4 billion dollars annually, retroactive to July 1. It tightens credits, sets 75 percent or 85 percent earnings credits, caps the overall tax take at 67 percent, and aims to satisfy President Truman’s revenue goals while allowing hearings and Senate review to proceed.
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Wawhington
Tne House
Truman
Annuults
Chatman Douxtites
CNC
Tomor
Georga
Sénate
Nance
Tomar
Senate Committee
George
Fe House
Treseury Snyder
Contutues
Nouylton
Tamghton
Nowsa
Disalle Named Price Director in Washington
Disalle Lodsy named Toledo mayor to be director of price stabilization as active consideration on wage aid price controls rises. Senator May Wank said he had word from a high official about the nomination while officials emphasized prompt action.
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Washington
Tresman Lodsy
Michael ¥. Tilsatle
Toledo
Ohio
Chi Anid
Wan Leing
May
Wank
D-Sc
Clarion Town
Sahil Dinalte
Hosa
Reds Drive in Northeast Threatens Changjin Line
At Changjin reservoir area the United Nations faced intensified Chinese assault and a disrupted supply route. U.S. Eighth Army reported heavy fighting around the reservoir with American, Turkish, and British forces delaying a Chinese breakthrough. The offensive aimed to swing west and pin UN troops against the Yellow Sea while winter conditions slowed advances.
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Reds
Changjin
Leif Erickson
Seoul
Nationa
Korea
U. S
Dritishy
U. N
Ha Ghodgehon
U.S
Morea
With
Miday
Eighth Army
Everhott
Slochang
Bath
Ted
Biphik Army
Kulu Brill
TK Nands Kom
Cay
Shdign
Beiaing
U.N
Chongehan
Republic of Korea
ROK
Eighth
Changchog
Yellow Sea
Koron
Priilar
Farrain
Almond
Std Bie
Feg
Thei
Changin Reservoir
Lelief Chia
Perth
Koren
Edward M. sAloond
10Th Corps
Walton Hy. Walker
Hiehth
Ameridah
Changa
Amond
Hercely
Mare
Azmond
Rayir
Ile Town
Anji
Jain Ohne
United National Forces
New
Sharwly
Royle Whip
Lydage Uw
Amurivans
Yorks
Ny Yellow Seashore
West Korea
Tom Stone
Aree
Ward
Yudam
Ue Fifth
Seventh Marine
Alea
Ismiind Wes Lae Firat
Sith
Hamburg
Mavine Ad Carrie
Uedowsliborr
Jenihernecks
Sayport
Anazing Corsius
Henett Fined for Stirring Up Ducks at Latham
Richard M. L Henett of Greeley was fined 75 dollars in district court after pleading guilty to stirring up wild ducks at Latham reservoir near Grenly on October 14 for hunters. Federal judge Willan Loo Knaus imposed the fine. The duck incident occurred at a time when a hunter fired birdshot at a low flying airplane nearby.
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Denver
Richard ML Henett
Greeley
Faron May Lunt to join Postor-ldowt Motor as partner
Faron May Lunt of the state announces he will join the Postor-ldowt Motor company to fill partner role with Cuma Doster, who is from Wichita Kansas. No selling price was announced.
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City
Colo
Faron May Lunt
Tia
Ldowt Motor Company
Cuma Doster
Ian Wichita
Kaw
Dentists and Two We's Under Preinduction Tests
Two Greelay dentists from Raton and Greelay joined preinduction physical exams for the armed forces. An Eston physician, sole Weld county selective service medical examiner, was deferred as essential to the community. An advisory Denver board recommends essential status for doctors and dentists serving local needs. The Navy program includes trainees called up after a 99 day service period, while some are deferred for continued education.
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Ani
Raton
Ie Weld County Selective Service Board
Denver
Aeny
We Navy
Vnu
Ue Telda
Weather Outlook for Thursday to Friday
Weather forecast for Loeoat region calls for Thursday’s high around 62 with chilly night, temps near 29 ahead. Partly cloudy skies, with a chance of scattered snow and mountain flurries Friday night into Saturday. A cooler pattern develops Thursday, with variable winds from the west and north, and partly cloudy conditions returning Friday.
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Mt & Ay
Wriday
Darth
Atate
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