Beef Harvest To Get in Full Tilt This Week
Great Western Aagat company reports a major beet harvest across Colorado Nebraska Wyoming and Montana with over 600000 tons expected and 9 000 farmers harvesting 202000 acres. 25 000 beet workers plus rail crews to move crops and 7 million for railroads. Harvest to begin in Windsor Greeley Eaton districts with multiple receiving stations and factories opening next week.
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Denver
Ohh
Prank Ken
Great Western Aagat Company
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoralog
Montana
Great Western
Kemp
Great Wantern
Ili
Aee
Tt Tt
Gree- Miey-Eaton
Windsor
Great Western Sugee Company
Greeley-Eaton
Rtstiona
Albert J. Watean
Greeley District
Eaton District
John Edmiston
Eaton
Greeley
Watson
Fdmiston
Enrollment gains at Colorado Binta College of Education
The fall quarter enrollment reaches 2173 students, up three percent from last year, with 21 percent more women than men and a rise in graduate admissions. Most undergrads are transfers from Colorado Junior College, and 194 municipalities in the state are represented. Faculty notes include a new Doctor of Education program and ongoing teacher education growth.
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Colorado Binta College of Education
Colorado
Ronal
Panantaanal
Iam
Philippines
Wuwall
Falentino
China
Sweden
Jena
Estonia
Japan
William Re Trean
Hoss
Yeanster Atudents
Colorado Junior
Ramea Stander
Olecl
Lt. Bob Maiden Wounded in Korean War Echoes Colorado Past
Lt. Robert Floyd Maiden, former Colorado State College of Education star and Marine officer, was wounded in Korea. The Denver native, a 1948 all conference fullback, served in World War II era, later rejoining Marines after college. In addition, four Coloradoans were listed as missing in action with multiple names spanning Army, Marine, and Navy assignments.
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Hubert Floyd Maiden
U. S
Me Fine Corps
Colorado State College of Education
Robert Floyd Maiden
Te Marines
Korea
Colorado
Defense Department
Robert R. Maiden
Denver
Robert Tuah
CSCH
Ia Hving
Lamar
Maiden
Bastal
Coora Brewers
Brooklyn Dodgers
Nebraska
Marlona Marine
Washington, Cot
Army Corp
Omer II
Kroegar
Clark B. Keverer
Sterling
Army
Mra
Verna Hiner Shepherd
Marine Prc
Edward Rugend Smedley
Edna A. Smotley
Estee Pari
PFC
Maryin Mar Undate
Madeline M. Marlin
Chotaw
SFC
Thoman Montelona
Otroln
M. Montelone
Colorado Springs
Corp
Varia A. Moores
Laurabella Moores
Gunninon
Gerald L. Parry, Jr
Marjorie F. Perry
Cariago Bytings
PFO
Citon Clark
Cominform Orders Austrian Communists To Halt Seizure Plans
Vienna reports say Cominform representatives arrived at the request of Soviet military authorities to urge Austrian communists to delay plans to seize power. Despite demonstrations and a broad strike movement, the delegates urged restraint, warning that action could damage the government.
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Vienna
Nourres
Tonfelt
Cominform
Aros
Neatero
Communist International Information Bureau
Socil
Avetria
Yes
Exichange
Wiener Neustadt
Dow
Governor Tolison Responds In Denver Campaign Duel
Governor Tolison charged that Dan Thornton could not run the governor’s office without competent experienced aides. He spoke in Denver after Republican opponent Thornton pledged no backroom maneuvers if elected. Johnson urged voters to consider the need for skilled support in the executive team.
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Denver
Tolison
At & Ebarga
Jan Thornton
Dan Thornton
Johnson
Peter Kreps Dies Tuesday At 78 In Colorado
Peter Kreps, 78, died Tuesday evening at his home 4423 Tenth Street. A retired farmer, he farmed in the Kersey district until retirement in 192. Services will be held Saturday at 2 pm from Maggs drawing room Intermont and burial in Lding Grove cemetery Arena. Born in Holland August 11, 1871, he came to the U.S. in 1888, settled in Minne Both, moved to Colorado in 1900. Survived by Grace, wife, and children Dr Thandora J. Krops Pola Alta Calif Fred Tay mond Minn Dayo Galeton Leonard Englewood Alfred Kersey Rainer Nampa nj Mra Claota Matta Greeley Mrs John Cranks ton Gan Diego Tom Martin Houston Pax. 27 grandchildren and 52 great grandchildren. He was a member of the United Presbyterian church.
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Peter Kreps
Tenth Street
Bervices
Maggs
Intermont
Lding Grove
Arena
Bappemeer
Hollland
Minne Both
Colorado
Kersey
Grace
Ourvives
Birh
Kraps
United Presbyterian Church
Faly Lowing Childred
Thandora J. Krops
Pola Alta
Calif
Fred
Taymond
Minn
Dayo
Galeton
Leonard
Englewood
Alfred
Rainer
Nampa
Matta
Greeley
John Crankston
Gan Diego
Mia
Tom Martin
Houston
Pax
City Budget Debates 1951 Priorities Include 1st Ave Bridge
City council opens discussion on the 1951 budget highlighting 1st Avenue Bridge and the Central Center project as major needs. officials plan a tour to assess city needs, with tax revenue rising after a 5 percent valuation boost and Maplewood and Fourth Street schools slated for Jan. 1 opening.
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1St Ave. Bridge
Central Center
Gresley
Tas Cormmission
Omer
L. H. Vandertoof
Taura
Pres Hopking
New City
Camartdctlan
Maplewood School
Highteenth
Twenty-third Avenues
Abu
Meeker Jenior High School
Bidafrofi Bocel
Loveland
Bureau of Reclamation
Windeer
Poudre
Sixth Avenue
Fifteenth
Sixteenth Streets
Meeker
H. A. Moore
Eighth Avenue
Fourteenth and
Meeker Sealor High
Cilet
C. O. Hunter
Schop
Hunter Sale
Hunter
Weather notes and Wartburg Choir member named
Local weather covers Colorado Wyoming New Mexico and surrounding regions with warm trend midweek. showers and thunderstorms possible in northwest mountains and cooler northeast by Wednesday. Wartburg College announces James Fritschel named to Wartburg Choir for 1950 51 season with planned North Central tour and potential West Coast stop.
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Colorado
Cantary
Phursing
Wyoming
Central
Divide
New Mexico
Fritschel
Wartburg
James Fritschel
Tenth Avénue
BG. Fritschel
Edwin Liemoha
Catwa
Pacific Coast
Wartburg Choir
RCA
Hollywood
Pentagon Hints Late Reinforcement Move in Korea
Washington reports on October 4 that Pentagon officials weighed a theory a North Korean column moving southward may have aimed to reinforce a last stand near the 12 mile line north of Seoul. Ulongbu, a town on the invasion route, was reportedly held by U.S. troops as North Korean units pressed a retreat northward under heavy resistance.
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Washington
South Korea
North Korea
Pentagon
Sranl
Tae Lath
U.S. Warrion
Ulongbu
Red Army
State workers see larger security checks in October
Denver reports that 22,000 state beneficiaries began receiving increased security checks this October. Increases range from 50 to 100 percent, with October totals at 218 522 dollars versus 448 088 last month. A retired worker receiving 20 now gets 20, a person who had 46 previously gets 48, and a widow with three children who had 85 max in September now gets 150.
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Denver
Ralph Rowe Moved to Cheyenne VA Hospital
Ralph Rowe aged 27, injured in a motorcycle wreck west of Greeley on August 25, was moved from Weld County Public Hospital to the Veterans Administration hospital in Cheyenne. His mother Mrs. John Rowe of Route 1, Greeley, reports he is in serious condition with a broken neck and paralysis below the shoulders. Rowe was farming seven miles east and two and a half miles north of Greeley at the time of the accident.
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Ralph Rowe
Gus
Weld County
Veterans Administration Hospital
Cheyenne
Tig
John Rowe
Greeley
Rowe
Thursday Baptist Session Schedule at Colorado Baylist Convention
The program lists a morning sequence including Drekan Meditation worship evangelism with the Stringer L Currier convention business and a special master session. Highlights include Mrs H G Golw speaking on beyond the Call of Duty and a board meeting in the afternoon.
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L. Currier
Now Orfleera
H. G. Golw
Dory
Francis
Tome
Weather shifts bring chill and warm spells across town
The Public Service company area logged a 23 degree low, the lowest since April 25, while Grealey saw a 60 degree high after a Monday night front. Tuesday remained cold with overcast skies and forecasts of stormy conditions for the region.
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Namomotor
Mubatation
Nial
Grealey
Wednamiay Morniig
Dorado
Vishinsky Attacks Eight Nation Korea Plan Again
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky blasted the eight nation peace plan for Korea as designed to perpetuate American occupation. He spoke to the UN General Assembly's political committee during debate on Korea and rival Soviet proposals, arguing the resolution is totally unreparable and serves U S interests over Korean independence.
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Kenneth Younger
Vishinsky
Kerea
Britain and Russia Reject Compromise Plans for Peace
Britain and Russia, sponsors of rival Korean peace plans, rejected compromise proposals at the United Nations political committee. India and Yugoslavia backed a show of hands, with the British plan supported by seven other nations and the United States. The rival Soviet bloc proposal appeared destined for defeat in the 60 nation committee and in the general assembly.
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Tom Ochiltree Lake
Britain
Russa
India
Yugoslavia
Unibs U. N. Assembly
United States
General Assembly
Atlantic Pact Associate Bid In Defense Plan
Washington reports that Turkey accepted an invitation linked to the Atlantic pact defense plan in the Mediterranean area. Marine units will call up 13 reserver squadrons to duty before January 2 to help build the planned strength of 15 squadrons.
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Washington
Oct
Terkey
Atlantic Pact
Mediterrannd
Marinea
Mace
Matues
Mrs J W Fields Dies Suddenly At 70
Mrs. J W Fields, 70, died at Ward County Public Hospital Wednesday morning after coronary thrombosis overnight. She and husband Walter Fields lived at 4817 Twelfth Avenue, Barn, since Aug 14, 1880. Survivors include Burford Fields of Fort Collins and daughter Mrs Frances Elizabeth Boge of Steamboat Springs, plus two grandsons Jock and David, and several relatives in Oklahoma and California. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Macy’s.
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Walter Fields
Ward County Public Hospital
Flalis
Jessie B. Duck
Hoxtdes
Flairs
Burford Fielda
Fort Calling
Frances Elizabeth Boge
Steanoat Springs
Jock
David Folds
Fork Collins
Theos Alators
Pinvlis Lilekam
Mia
Katie Thatscher
Martha Kenworthy
Seilwater
Okla
Charlie Nock
Sapulpa
Erneat Duck
Fresno
Macys
Raschi Stifles Whizz Kids In 1-0 World Series Duel
At Shibe Park Philadelphia on October 4 Yankee pitcher Vic Raschi blanked the Phillies 1-0 in a mound duel. Bob Brown plated the only run in the fourth on a double with two out, and Willie Jones and Andy Seminick singled for Philadelphia’s only other baserunners. Raschi allowed five hits, walked one, and struck out five in eight sharp innings, with Mantle’s relief work sealing the win. Stadium temp was cool, crowd over 30,000 though many tickets were burned in a Columbus plane crash the night before. Casey Stengel plans Allie Reynolds against Robin Roberts in tomorrow’s rematch.
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Jack Hand
Shibe Park
Philadelnaia
Yankee
Vic Rayelit
Konatanly
Phillies
Booby Brown
Fowdle
Raach
Aingles
Phils
Faschi
Kenntasly
Eddie Sewyer
Jim
Toronto
Dil
Russ Mayer
Raschi
Fawks
Willie Jones
Andy Seminick
Eddie Waltkus
Wilh
Doston
Konstanty
Wullpen King
Thyesta
Yanks
Jf Brown
Jett
Hank Bauer
Michie Ashburn
Brown
Jerry Cole
Tulin Grove
Dick Sisler
Thil Field
Colummbus
Ohio
Jon Williams
New York Sports Nolomnist
Casey Stenge
Yankees
Allie Reynolds
Ed Sawyer
Robin Roberts
ROKs Push Northward in Far East Drift to Inchon
South Korean divisions advance along the east coast toward Wonsan and Kansong with the Third and other units crossing the 38th parallel. American advisers remain in support as Allied forces push to the North Korean capital region amid harsh weather and disrupted logistics.
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Far East
Roks
Russell Briner
Camera Santy
Koreso
Tanger
U.S
MacArbuc'e
Inchon
Seoul
Pyongyang
Golden
Alr
South
North Korea
38Th Parallel
Republic of Korea
ROK
Giat Ine
Wonsan
Kansong
Old Border
An Yast
Parrals
Hal Hoyle
Tongelo
Japan Sea
Pyongyahi
Walliagiay
Unite
Yangrang
Beth Paralles
Tefensa Visitiong
Exchange District Governor Guests Club Meeting
Ladd, district governor of Colorado clubs, attended the Grealey Exchange Club gathering in Pueblo on Tuesday. Frank Husted and Robert Lagan of Pueblo joined as guests while Ladd outlined projects across Longmont Denver Catott Colorado Springs La Junta Grand Junction Alamena and Pueblo. Montana woman Mary Jane Patterson Hayden died at 105 in Hamilton after complications from a fall that broke a hip last week.
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Join Ladd
Txeharga Clubs of
Colorado
Grealey Wychange Lsh
Kiyall
Frank Husted
Robert Lagan
Peeblo
Treasen
Pueblo Exchange Club
Ladd
Exchange Clubs
Longmont
Denver
Catott CH
Colorado Springs
la Junta
Grand Junction
Alamena
Pueblo
Montana
Hamilton
Mont
Mary Jane Patterson Hayden
Peragn
Mottana
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Ahown
Labh Chats
AOA
Colorado Baptist State Convention
Edwin Priden
American Baptist Convention
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John Werkneleer
E. J. Les
CSCE
Bob Maiden
Es Urent Falls
Nick Mariana
Mariana
Air Technical Command
Gendral
Nyat Adams
Tre State Mahway Department
Aily
Robert Gilbert Wald
Siphun
By Elton & Fay
Cheyenne VA
Vinson
E-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Armed Services
The
Winnahl
Vie Raschmene
Philadelphia Phillies
New York American
Frong
Plan of Eight Nations
Russia
J.W. Fields
Raschi Blanks
Whizz Kids
Philadelphia
Neinbox
New York
Woodling
It Hirsute
Berza
Ditaggis
Alize
Hopp
Brawn
Paneer
Coleman
Waitkus
Ashburn
Sis
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Rei—Colewan
Brawl
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Hagen
Letter
Phiadelphia
Woodring
DiMaggio
Rascht
Walthus
Sonltick
Staler
Gollat
Mayer
Insch
Jocka Conlan
This McGowpan
Deaty Tagwoss
Charlie Barery
al Barlek
Tul McKinsey
Exchange District
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