Red Chief Admits Danger as Navy Hammers Away
Naval and air bombardments cut Red Korean supply lines along the eastern coast as South Korean forces and allied planes press a threefold push toward Pyongyang. General MacArthur plans Pacific weekend rendezvous with President Truman while ground forces advance near Wonsan and Hambung amid heavy fighting and replenished weaponry.
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Red Chief
Navy
Belman Mor
Tokyo
Soviet
Siberia
Womah
Sea of Japan
Ted Korea
Kim Bung
Rossii
San Francisco
San Francisco. Expected To Swing West Across the Peuiedla Toward the Hed Cepttal
Pyongyang
Atrip
United Nationa
Minaouri
Tok
U. S
Rochester
Cnet
Mac‘Arthur
Pacife
Truman
Two Highway Bids Are Over Estimated Costs
Dever Oct 1 UP Two highway bids came in well above estimated costs for two projects. Colorado Constructors Inc bid 104 406 for grading surfacing and structures on 3.7 miles of state highway 16 20 south of moor oohen. Estimated cost was 60 057 Peter Kiewit and Son bid 49 for warfacing and all processing for 4 miles of highway 185 north from Wellington in Larimer County. Estimated cost was pun.
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Dever
Colorado Constructors, Inc
Peter Kiewit
Sona
Wellington
Larkmer
Truman Lands at Honolulu on Far East Mission
President Truman arrived at Hickam Field Honolulu aboard Independence from California for a one day conference with General MacArthur. He is slated to tour Tripler Army Hospital and visit Pearl Harbor and Schofield Barracks before proceeding to Wake Island for discussions on Korea and Far East strategy.
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Tcé
Truman Dow
General MacArthy
Hickam Field
Fairdald-Suisun Air Force Base
California
United Nations Supreme
Far East
Honolulu
Tom
Wake Island
Frank Pace
Omar Bradley
Ataff
Averell Harriman
Philip C. Jessup
Dean Rusk
An Tha
Ingram
Statmback
Truman
Aqm
Arthur W. Radford
Pacific Fleet
Railford
Che Pur
Tarrenteps
Army
Pace
Bradley
Hickman Field
Diamond
Ip Head
Waikiki Beach
Pacific First
Ares
Staindack
John Wilson
Nog
Joseph R. Warrington
Wake
General MacArthur
Tripler Army Hospital
Plall
Op Qabujaland
Admiral Radford
Pearl Harbor
Big Schofield Barracks
Barbara Point Ways
Air Station
Ewe Air Station
Weld Pasture Leaders Named
Final winners in the 1950 Weld county pasture contest were announced Friday by county agent George L. James. Winners include Kin Cornish of Longmont for irrigated pasture and J. Werdall of Platteville for dry land pasture. Lamb Brothers of Windsor and Milton Norseon of Longmont also placed, with district judging set for October 18. The district spans Douglas, Boulder, Larimer, Adams, and Weld counties, with judges from Colorado A&M and KFEL among others.
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Weld
George L. James
Kin Cornish
Milton Noreon
Longmont
Werdell
Nelson
The
Lamb Brothers
Cotter
MaCarty
Bhermen
Corporation of Debver
Douglas
Boulfareen
Larimer
Adams
We Ccantha
Tames
French Lose Another Post in Indochina
French abandon Thaikbo frontier post in Indochina as Vietminh forces widen the losses within a month. Ho Chi Minh’s guerrillas press the retreat toward Langson with approximately 300 men withdrawn and reach Nam Cham en route to the frontier fortress.
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Indochina
Baigan
Bas
Tie Frenul
Thaikbo
Opwnlix
Mong Lhe Chine Indochina Trottler
Ho-Chi Minh
Thatkhe
Langsop
Nacham
Thatkbe
Lengeon
Dongkhe
Langsou
Crohung
Langeon
Governor Will Ask Increase in State Pay
Governor Johnson vowed to urge the next legislature to raise salaries of state employees, calling pay “grossly inadequate.” He contrasted this with opponent Dan Thornton’s stance and criticized a Republican Senate response during a visit to Wellenburg. Johnson pledged to seek budget boosts and a future coordinated raise if reelected.
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Johnson
Theil
Dan Thornton
Rhornton
Waleenburg
Senate
Jonoson
October High Temperature Record In Denver
The Public Service Company notes a Thursday high of 63 degrees, tying the October record set in 1948. Last October’s high reached 87 on the sixth, with the warmest October day recorded at 87 degrees on Thursday, previously 84 in 1878.
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Public Service Company
Red Cross Sewing Room to Reopen for Korea War Aid
Red Cross plans to reopen the sewing room at its Denver offices near the Green jay building. Volunteers will produce housewives slippers cushion covers and knitting socks for men on eye duty in Korea. Mrs Clark Page, production chair, notes hours and a meeting at Fort Logan with Mrs Frank Berger and Mrs Allin Evens among attendees. Planning includes supplying cigareta trays card tables gift wrapping materials and Christmas decorations for Fitzsimons patients.
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Red Clas
Red Croke
Greejey
Korea
Clark Page
Red Cross Council
Denver
Fort Logan
Mra. Page
Mra
Prank Berger
Allin Evens
Waltome Wagon Newcomers Club
Fort Logac
Red Cross
Phate Calle
Fitzsimonn
Chistmas
Tuchiden
Christman
Border Village Gets Now Name
Ciudad Miguel Aleman Mer Oct 13 reports a border town changes its name amid unclear circumstances. Local officials and residents weigh implications for identity and trade as authorities confirm the rename action and a ceremony is planned.
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Ciudad Miguel Aleman
Mer
Roma
Johnson urges cuts in costs of state govt at church talk
Governor Walter Johnson urged reducing state government costs in a non political speech at Park Congregational church. He cited car pooling and psychiatric care as ways to save money and explained surplus funds, staff savings, and planned office space expansion while calling for legislative changes and bipartisan support.
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Walter Johnson
Park Congregational Church Brotherhood
Johnson
Colorado
Cascado
Washington
Lacy Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Tr Pueblo
Denver
Jefferson Ti. Smith
Congregational Church
Haroly
Pueblo
Smith
Denis
Colorado State College of Educaton
Fort Colling
Wiikienou Waa
Dedare Gordon Allott
Lamar
Miss Roche Quits as President of Rocky Mountain Fuel
Josephine Roche, a renowned Colorado figure, resigns as president of Rocky Mountain Fuel amid mounting pressures. Her departure follows her role in labor and political circles, including ties to UMW miners and Roosevelt era administration activity.
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Miss Roche
Rocky Min. Fuel
Danrer
Colorado
Josephine Roche
Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
Washington, D. C
United Mine’ Workers Westara Kund
Coal Mining Company
Mines
Hem
UMW
John Th. le
Tater
Uinh
Wise Roche
Franklin Roosevelt
Treasury
Adv
A Wray
Roy i
Rawle
Waehlagion
Eelanemiad Uy B
Otterher
Weld doctors to register in Greeley building
The Weld county selective service board will register physicians, dentists and veterinarians at the office in the Greeley building from 9 am to noon and 1 to 5 pm on Monday. Mrs. Roge Kirby, secretary, said volunteer help will aid the process. Col. Reed, state director, outlined priorities for those under 50, not in armed reserves, or with prior military training or deferred postwar schooling.
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Weld County
Selective Werrice Board
Greeley Building
From & Am
Roge Kirby
Ofder
Col
Howard &. Reed
Selective Service
Mra
Kirby
Ovcan
Army
17 Negroes Wounded in Georgia Labor Dispute
Savannah report: Seventeen Negro workers at Reynolds and Manley Lumber Company were shot and wounded amid a labor dispute. Injuries ranged from minor to serious with seven remaining hospitalized. one may lose an eye. Company president Wisburt Masleyer cited a dispute with the United Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union, expelled from CIO. One arrest reported.
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Savannah
St. Wiliams
Marlowe
Ora. Wiobart I. Masleyer
United Ming, Mill and Smelter Workers Union
CIO
Alaska Race Narrows Gap in State Legislature
Juneau Alaska October election returns show Democrats gaining in the Senate and House as Republicans hold a slim edge in overall gains. Counts indicate a split legislature with Democrats challenging Republican leads in key districts and party alignment influenced by Governor Groening’s administration.
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Juneau
Almaka
Mowntlug
Thesday
Tay Betwee
Alaska
House of
Republicena
Senate
Neals
Groening
Nolici
Aliko
Russia blocks re election of Trygve Lie at U N
Soviet Union seeks to block U N Secretary General Trygve Lie from a new five year term while UN experts suggest the General Assembly could extend his term for up to three years if the Security Council is unable to make a recommendation. Final council vote left Lie’s fate unsettled as major powers and several nations weighed in on the contentious leadership race.
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Jacob A
Malik
Jeussia'a
Ta Security Council
Lie
Soviet Union
China
Malic Than
Zygmunt Modzelawsk
Poland
Russia
Blodgolewski
Gding
Cube
Bcuddor
Yugoslavia
United States
Britain
France
Norway
India
Baeypt
U. N
Council Pst
Thaowars
Hunaie
General Assembly
Innat
Tha ‘Ecommendation
Teri
General Anderson Reassigned to Air Training Command
Washington reports Gen. Orvin A. Anderson is reassigned to command the technical training wing at Sheppard Air Force Base Texas after a period of reflection on air war strategy. Brig. Gen. Benji C. Keil remains in command of the holding group as the new arrangement is clarified.
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Gen. Anderson
Air Training Command
Washington
Orvin A. Anderson
Anderson
Aent
Sheppard Air Force Base
Taxlas
Coroman
Holt
Benji C. Keil
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Hawaii
Pacific
Douglas Macarthur
By Seymour Topping
Nydoard
Wells Meale Company
Ward
Lucerne
Seilbach Ang Blysone
Robert Widlund
Farr Parma
Frag Seilbach
Seilbach
Hlig Sthute
Dilek Behlagal
Louie Weber
Fred Sanches
Greeley
Georgia
Herdman
Greeley Shaleman
Finanos
Weld County Tubercslors Association
Martins
Trygve Lie
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