South Korean Forces Penetrate North Korea Near Wonsan
Reports from Tokyo indicate heavy Allied air strikes and rapid South Korean advances extending beyond the 38th parallel toward the North Korean coast. U.S. observers note improved coordination with Pyongyang airfields targeted and enemy columns dispersed by air power.
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Tokyo
38Th Parallel
North Korea
Wonsan
Ree Apoknaman
Aly Slon
Republic
Jon
Tihan
Kansong
Wau
38Th
Para
Wyoming Snow Blanket Stuns State With Heavy Accumulations
Shayenna Wyoming reports a snow blanketing with depths from 4 inches in Moorcroft to 6 inches in Casper and 38 inches in Cody area. Temperatures range from single digits to mid 40s across towns including Big Piney, Casper, Lander, Moorcroft, and Laramie as weather bureau notes deep overnight snow and chilly lows.
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Shayenna
Wyo
Wyoming
Ason
Big Piney
Choyfi
Cheying
Sinclair
Lander
Sheri
Trouglas
Cody
Moor
Casper
Wight
Ft. Bridger
Hindale
Hoseid Lander
Moorcroft
Laramie
Veriday
Mangler
Bunday Wat
Binclale
Australia Calls for Occupying All Korea Plan
Lake Success Oct 3 Australia calls for occupying all Korea by UN forces while India opposes the plan. Indian and Australian delegations debate pacification and unification of Korea. Spender urges destruction of North Korean army to deter future aggression and says cross parallel action is for pacification, not permanent deployment.
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Australia
Korea
India
Tom Ochiltree Lake
Autray
Tiay
Nettonn
Tudia
Sir Hevegal N. Rauee
Perale
North Korea
Percy C. Spender
General “Assembly
Séth
Spender
South Korea
Security Council
Nal
United Na- Hoon
Avercalia
Britain
U.N
Siguing
Miuteter
Vishinsky
U. N. Commission
United States
Tat
Leajort
DeMolay to Install Lawrenson as Master Councilor
Bruce Lawrenson is set to be installed master councilor of the Order of DeMolay at open ceremonies Wednesday night at 7 30 in the Mayoule Temple. William Hayden Sr will serve as ceremonial officer with a large slate of officers named for Lawrenson's administration. Friends and families are invited. Lawrenson is the son of Mrs Genevieve J Lawrenson of 619 Nineteenth Street.
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Bruce Lawrenson
Order of DeMolay
Mavoule Temple
William Hayden, Sr
Allen Straight
Law Tenson
Conrad Milter
Bol Harris
Lonnie Carbaugh
Jerry Winters
Orville Winstead
Standard Leaier
Jerry McMillen
Bill Porter
Slor- Bull Peck
Stewart
Armatrong
Junior Stewart
Wittror Ross
Mex Castell
Crater
Bie
Almoner
Fault Bingham
Sealinel
Bob Helfon
Jay Butterweek
Agcond
Bi Knies
Gerald Nicking
Fred Wernar
Nicky Jamison
Hulpheller
de- Molay
Lawrerson
Te Pon
Genevieve J. Lawrerson
Nineteenth Street
Grealey Community Crest drive seeks 160 volunteers
october 23 start date for downtown solicitation. Richardson calls for 160 volunteers to cover four sections per block. Call Richardson at the Gresley National Bank building by Saturday. Meeting planned in about two weeks to assign instructions and gather help.
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Titchardson
Eluirinsa
Downtow
Grealey
Crest Drive
Ares Ig Askei
Oy Ace Richardson
Law Cofffee
Gresley National Bank
Meiners Firs Richardson
Convention of State Baptists Begins Here
Nearly 70 delegates and guests registered by Tuesday as the Colorado Baptists opened a three day meeting at First Baptist Church. W W Adams and Lettia Archer led sessions with missionary reports, ministerial talks, and special projects for Colorado aid. The program included banquets, Bible expositions, and a convention banquet at Our Savior's Lutheran Church honoring local leaders.
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Colorado Baptists
First Baptist Church
Tenth Avenue
Eaih Street
Woan
Baptist Mission Society of Colorado
Baptist Church
T. H. Morris
Colorado Northern Baptist Ministers Council
First Methodist Church
W. W. Adana
Central Raplist Theological Seminary
Kansas City
Lettia
Archer
Ching
Francia W. Thompson
Bacone College
Murrow Home
Thompson Slo
Ministers’ Council
Ministers' Council
Paptac
Colorado
Norrice
American Baptist Convention
Firat Sesafed
Adama
Park Congregational Church
Mins Archer
First Presbyterian Church
Santa Steak Hovee
Organ
Hupitat
Adams
Baptista
W.A. Phiilips
Denver
Migaion
Department of Christian Education
Floyd B. Hauge
Publa
Stenmans
Latile Archer
HA. Rolf
Roger Fredrikson
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
N. Johnson
Misy
Anna Aponits
Mra
W. H. Myston
Mark Klonaman
Biro
Leuba Bay Evans
Francis Thompson
A. C. Dours
Judge Ben Hilliard to Speak at Grover Rally
Chief Justice Benjamin C. Hilliard of the Colorado supreme court will speak at a democratic rally in the Grover community on Wednesday. Democratic organizations in Weld County sponsor the event where Hilliard, moving toward the high tribunal, is expected to discuss the democratic slate of which he is a member.
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Benjamin C. Hillard
Colorado Supremo Court
Grover
Weld
Hilliard
Realec Jom
High Tribunal
la Expect
Dlacudshe Democratic Stata Lecket
Texas Captain Leads ROK Forces Across 38th Parallel
Lt. William Williams of DeRakana Texas accompanies Republic of Korea troops as they cross into North Korea near the 38th parallel. The advance, supported by ROK patrols, clears a frontline village as a small detachment faces light fire and combats fortifications. Williams honors include taking a photo of North Korean officers with a Russian officer amid the captured command post.
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Hal Boyle
Red Korea
Red North Korea
Republic of Korea
ROK
Willem KR. Wiliams
Derarkana
Tex
Lwo
Lwo Sings—those of He Cayubllo Widet Cationaliet! China. and Tha Taptain
Pexas
Ting
Williama
Chet
Williams
America
Jim Jung Sun
FOI
Chumynjin
Sa of Japan
Tlya
Carolael Kim
ROKS
Rauy
Keven
Tanice
Willisios
Yaengyang
Tirat
Poles
Ylert
Willams
Pnate Yang
Allied Air Force Reports Toll of Red Equipment
An Allied Air Force Far East briefing cites 1 053 Russian tanks destroyed or damaged in South Korea. Lt Gen George H. Brett, commander, says air power altered the war. 63 airmen killed and 66 wounded, with 2 captured. Strikes on 18 major targets neutralized.
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Okyo
Fatsai
China
Nebina
Red Korea
Manchuria
Penetrae Army
Koryo
Korea
Pyong- My Tepatiea
Antung
Pyoneer
Ton Lambert
America
Uljongbu
Io Pak 1
Partridge
Mmary Tadey
Nes
Ug .Korea
Tam - Tam
Eighth Army
Reblic
Lambert
Seoul
Alharnécke
Atratesla Hake
Seco
George P. Stratemeyer
Seid
Makono
Sohan Won
San -Mangsacred
Comenus
Puttra
Starthwestern
Allied Air Force
Tokyo
Duci Lng
South Korea
Amedleuh Air
Far East
Gan
George H
Stratomeyér
Onwa
Tanta Werth
KDOWR
Abbett and Kelly Give Versions of Hospital Blue Cross Dispute
Weld County hospital trustees debate Blue Cross terms as Leonard Abbett cites AS plan to prevent losses and allow extra charges to balance costs. Board member Kelly explains renewed contract options and requests formal written statements before decision.
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Abbett and
Kelly
Willem R. Kelly
Weld County Public Hospital Board of Trustees
Blue Cross
Leonard Abbeit
Weld County Healthsgeoolation
Weld County Hospital
Colorado Hospital Service
Denver
Abbott
Welling
Weld County Public Hospital
Wold
Rural enrollment response from Weld County hospital group
The Weld County Health association voices support for hospital management and urges aid and influence to secure adequate funding. It notes sympathy for management during losses from inadequate Blue Cross payments and calls for a fair adjustment protecting Blue Cross subscribers and hospital operations. Further delays by the board risk public welfare.
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Weld County Health
Atla
Henith
Tryig
Weld County Hospital
Ave
Heavy Frost Nips Vegetables in Greeley Area
A severe frost described as a knockout by Andy Apple hit the Greeley area Monday night, chilling temperatures to around 82 degrees and damaging peppers, cucumbers, watermelons, cantaloupes, beans, and many flowers. Tomatoes under vines may have survived. Frost swept Weld County with overcast skies and clear by day. Potato harvest is speeding up as frost aids lifting vines, with some farmers using machines. The crop outlook remains strong in the Eaton area, with very good yields expected.
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Andy Apple
Greeley
Public Service Company
Pple
Gragley
Weld County
Balouauger
Windslor
Plattyville
Birkle
Incerne- Eaton
Red China eyes power in Korea amid UN actions
The piece notes Chinese concern over hydroelectric power in northeastern Korea supplied by plants at Changjin and Paloh on the Yalu tributaries. It suggests Beijing fears interruption of power to Manchurian industries as South Korea advances and North Korea teeters.
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Hong Kong
China
Korea
Manchuria
South
Chang In
Yalu
Changjin
Red
United Nations
College Board Fixes Budget at Fall Meeting in Denver
The College Board approved the annual operating budget of Colorado State College of Education and related institutions for 1950 51 at a fall meeting in Denver. The budget totals 2 478 152 60 dollars, a four percent rise from the prior year, with 2 360 000 earmarked for unatractive related programs. Wallace R Hottman resigned as library intern at CSCE to pursue a Master of Arts at SRE, after earning degrees from Denver University and Kansas State Teachers College. The board scheduled a special session in Greeley November 21, with Mrs Anon C Fotteys presiding in the absence of President Thomas L Girault.
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Denver University
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Colorado State College of Advention
Anon C. Fotteys
Brush
Thomas L. Girault
Denver
Gromit Feil
Yrésant
Mes. Pottays
Barnard Houlcvens
Barnard Houlcvens, Greelay; M. Lo Dutoner
Gymniaon
Leonard Bt. Haynie
Alamesa
Lealla J. Enyage
Crawford
Nettle
Raed
Commalesionce of Education
Qien C. Turner
CECH
Congressman Sees Equipment in Soviet Area
Congressman Chatham toured part of Berlin with a Soviet guide named Ruslan, visiting an airbase and a tank compound. He described jet planes with swept wings, tanks under wartime design, and checkpoints. claimed Russians offered a trip “as a friend” and discussed a broad Kremlin strategy.
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Blarlin
Gel
Aterscin Gongresanian
Garmin
Thiemond Chaitin
ONT
Berlin
Hurops
Mhathma
Lyailen
Tn Ciytiian
Hatha
Red Army
Sonk
Reasian Motor Pool
Walt
Nbe
Chatham
Bled
Thelow Lanka
Kremlin
Cerman
Realtors Dispute With Lawyers Over Right to Draw Papers
Colorado Springs reports a clash at a state real estate convention over whether realtors may prepare legal papers. Attorney John J. Goruch said realtors are within rights to draft certain documents, while bar associations argue otherwise. The issue may reach court soon.
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Colorado Springs
Colorade
Bar Association
John J. Gorsach
Denver
Atetorney
Altho
Goruch
Rourta
Cole Springs Man Dies in Home Fire
Colorado Springs today reports Harvey L. Miller aged 45 perished in a morning house fire. Firefighters battled the blaze but Miller was found on the floor amid flames fully clothed. A cigarette was found near the scene, and investigators noted possible smoking-related cause.
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Cole
Colorado Springs
Harvey L. Miller
Tre Department
Ani
Miller
Weather forecast fragment for multiple states and days
Fragmentary OCR weather item lists 24 hour outlooks for Colorado Wyoming New Mexico and regional briefings. Includes terms like partly cloudy generally fair scattered snow flurries and showers with nights and mornings noted. Details are inconsistent and some words are garbled.
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Bani
Colorado
Warner
Wyoming
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Hes
Harold 8. Lundgren
Convention of State Baptists
Ben Hilliard
Texas
Josaph di Giovanni
Kansan
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Asa
Arresia
George White
Kefauver
Tenn
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Weld County Tube Hose Pilot Board of Trustees
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Blue
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Aliboll
Asmuck
Bivo Crogerance
Wold County Tasidenta
Associated Hospitals of Colorado
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Merry Ford Hospital
Red China
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