Dewey Endorses Ike Caution on 1952 Run
New York Oct 15 Dewey said he would not run for president in 1952 and would back General Dwight D Eisenhower if drafted. He urged avoiding multiple nominations and named Eisenhower as a strong figure who could win if he accepted the draft while signaling limited personal ambitions.
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Podny
Devey
Ike Avoids Flat Withdrawal from Presidential Race
New York date details indicate Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower declined a 1982 presidential bid while remaining president of Columbia University. He cited duty and convictions, noting Dewey endorsed him but he would not run.
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Welfare Departments Claim Pensioner Estate Over 750
Colorado Supreme Court ruled welfare departments may claim estate money exceeding 750 in a case involving Ruth Matthews estate. Justic e Otto Moore wrote the opinion, reversing a district court order for 973 dollars, due to insufficient proof of when additions were received.
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Colorado Supreme Court
Justics
Otto Moore
Gorclyn Koatells
Ruth Matthews
Cake County Welfare Department
Welfare Department
Moore
Two Die in Colorado Big Game Opening Shootings
Two men were killed during Colorado’s big game opening in the San Luis Valley near Villa Grove and Woody Creek, while a third hunter died of a heart attack near Grand Junction. Details emerged as about 600 game animals were checked in Idaho Springs and snow and cold weather spread across the high country.
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Harry Neffert
San Luis Valley
Villa Grove
Emmi Shewalter
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Alex Moros
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Woody Creek
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Grand Junction
Shariff Leonard Johnson
Pitkin County
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Allen
Qet
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E Redman
Mesa County
Same and Fish Department
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Walcott
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Santara
Merle Carpenter Claims Bull Hunting Incident in Idaho
Merle Carpenter of 1723 Filghth sireal line involved in a Sunday shooting during a bull hunting trip in Jackson County near Pine Springs Idaho. The group included Torrin Yarfoot Alfred Darlot Harold Goigart Ken Ayron and two from Grover. Carpenter, a Boise Junior College alum now at CSCH, was shot while tracking a 200 pound bull. Weather worsened as the hunt moved into higher wooded regions. details include a nearby Eagle Tush crook inquiry and local incident notes.
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Ken Ayron
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Col
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Terry Tryway
Eagla
Tush Crook
Americans Race Toward Pyongyang in World War II Battle
AP dispatches from Tokyo report American and South Korean forces pressing toward Pyongyang. U S cavalry and Republic of Korea divisions push along routes from Namchonson to Suan and toward Sariwon, aiming to sever rail and highway lines. By midweek, field notes say North Korean resistance remains stubborn but crumbling, with US and ROK units advancing from multiple axes and preparing for a potential dash to the Red capital.
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Pyon
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Japan
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Pyotgyang
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Lett Erickson
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Fhe
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Init
Wowsan
Calvin Sunday
Republic Eighth Division
Koksan
Noutheast
Alementa
Tanpyong
Erickaan Sali
Acpyong
Ayo Sallon NadlewoHt
Singya
Elrett Tolephione
Nyailihis
Socal
Atun
Ahaciod
Ericka
Htwavary
John Gordon Appointed VP of GM Engineering
John F. Gordon, former Cadillac general manager, is the new vice president in charge of GM engineering. A Greeley native, he rose from Cadillac technician in 1923 to chief engineer, then GM executive, with notable work on engines and the 1948 Cadillac model. His family ties to Greeley are noted, and his education includes Annapolis and a midland university masters.
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Ta Annapolla
Creeley High
Annspolis
University of Midian
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Cadac
Lane
Join
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Time
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Pug
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Greeley High
Gachling Corporation
General Motora Corporation
Highway toll climbs to 299 death toll for 1950 rises
Colorado reports 299 toll on highways as another weekend crash adds two fatalities. Charles Young, 75, and Edward Homer, 29, die in separate accidents. Young, a Denver resident and Yale graduate, died after being struck near 23rd and Birden streets while returning from a store. Homer dies from a skull fracture on Highway E3L north of Oak Creek after his car left the road and plunged down an embankment. Survivors include a widow and three daughters.
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Dick Mundiy
Denver
Gramn
Edwart Homero
Gak Graak
Oak Creek
Young
Kile Lewes
23Rd
Biren
Presbyterian Hospital
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C. Land
Spelngtteh
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Yale University
Eighl
Silverton
Durango
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Bes
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Masonic Grand Lodge of Colorado
Mrapa
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Wilow
Woman Shot in Eaton District In bizarre town incident
In Eaton District a woman, 25, was shot with an eight revolver at 2 30 a.m. near Bynday, according to sheriff deputies. Witnesses named Diary Mastines 40 of Severance District as the shooter, with investigations focusing on Acklton and Inbar villago areas as officers seek the suspect. The victim’s condition was reported as serious.
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Lnton
Vathea Grooley Drug Store
Nevi Honda
Pellewmm
Trains Halted Sunday by Nationwide Strike
All passenger and freight trains halted nationwide Sunday due to a strike by railway workers. The stoppage began at midnight and disrupted service across major routes, with authorities urging patience as crews assess coverage and rerouting possibilities.
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Tata
Vietorle
Millikin to Speak Nine Times in Week Across Colorado
Senator Millikin schedules nine campaign appearances this week across Colorado, with Vice President Barkley and Democratic rivals Johnson and Carroll shifting events from Denver to Longmont Berthoud Loveland Fort Collins and Grand Junction. Thornton and other candidates also tour towns including Aurora and Lakewood as election nears.
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University of Colorado
Tueaday
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Hig
Darkley
Benato
Morey
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Sneblo
Lakewood
Longmont
Berthoud
Loveland
Fort Telling
Aurora
San
Ie Gi. Johnson
Colorade
Europe
Johnson
Carroll
Ben. Millikin
Carrol
Wolf Creek Pass
Pyesuay
Grand Junction
Colorado
Thorton
Houlder Denver
Fairplay
Salida
Bieng Vista
Saguache
Centec
Monte Vista
Ault Debates Municipal Sewage Disposal Plan
Ault town leaders discuss forming a sewer district with a plan to cost no more than 100000. Petitions are ordered to place the measure before residents. An engineer’s July estimate for a full sewage system runs about 91000 including sewers pumping plant and treatment facilities.
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Ault Town Board
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Vostai
Reds Sweep East Germany election confirms Communist rule
East Germany’s communist government claimed 12 058 745 votes for its single list as Karl Brefnhofe hailed unprecedented unity. Despite turnout reports, ballots for the opposition were scarce and the National Party line appears dominant. In Trinidad Colorado, Louis Williams and Ann Vigil were elected freshman class leaders with Phyllis Barbeco and Mary Low Ungla as officers.
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East Germany
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Thean
Investi Bal Tole
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Frosh
Colo
Louis A. Willlanso
Cool Air Mass Clouds Colorado Weather
A cool air mass has clouded Colorado with persistent overcast in Denver and northern regions. Temperatures are expected to fall to around 31 degrees, two below the state record, as a northwest cook cools conditions through the week. The unsettled weather now brings new flights to the northern plains, with a forecast for a return to summer-like warmth by next weekend.
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Coro
Truman Plane Starts Flight to Mainland
President Truman took a flight from Tlanohu to report on Bid meeting matters with General MacArthur, heading toward Wake Island and San Francisco. The dispatch notes the extraordinary schedule and the delay of a major policy address, with no early indication of far reaching decisions. The journey spans the vast 14,090 mile route, tied to efforts for Far East peace and U.N. diplomacy.
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Greeley Family Injured in One Car Crash
Norman Hypskind his wife Rosemary and two children Rose and Jimmy were injured when their car left a dead end road several miles northwest of Weld County. They were taken by ambulance to Crawley hospital and later released. Norman remained overnight for a shoulder dislocation.
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Israel Cabinet Crisis Forces New Government Formation
Israeli Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion forms a new cabinet after the resignation of premier David Gurion. President Weizmann convenes the knesset to present the coalition to parliament after a month long recess.
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Knesset
Schaller Twine Die Titant twins in La Gallo area
Schaller Twine Die Titant twins, a boy and a girl, children of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Scheller of southeast La Gallo, died Saturday at Well County Hospital after premature birth. Grandparents listed. farm work in Grantey region noted. Local deed records show Lupton Farm sold for $43,000 and Port Lupton 120 acre tract sold for $6,000 to A J Goli tor. legal description includes section 80-106.
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Otto Scheller
Goutheast
la Gallo
Samur
Fia Well
Los
Heney Heheller
R. Hy Chiyoon
Grantey
Lin Grove
NLRB Rules Capitol Laundry Lacks Interstate Business
The National Labor Relations Board dismissed a petition by ALT unions against Capitol Laundry and Dry Cleaners of Denver, ruling the business did not engage enough in interstate commerce to fall under NLRB jurisdiction. The action was announced from Washington with no further details.
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Weather Overview For Several States
Weather outlook covers California Colorado Wyoming New Mexico and adjacent areas with cloudy to partly cloudy conditions. Expect cooler temperatures Monday into Tuesday with scattered showers and light snow flurries in mountain regions. Northward precipitation remains light to moderate as systems move through the region.
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