Demos Claim Hanley Bought Out of Contest
Albany October 17 Democrats cite a letter from Lt. Gov. Hansey to allege Hanley was paid to withdraw from the GOP governor race and not challenge Dewey. Gannett, longtime Republican publisher, backed Hanley and helped fund his preconvention bid while Dewey denied corruption. The letter, addressed to Suffolk County figures on Long Island, claimed payments would clear debts within 90 days.
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Albany
Democrats Today
New York
Joe R. Hansey
Iunor
Thomas BE
U, & Pesatar
Hanley
United States Senate
Gannett
Rochester
Fredk Gannett
Hantey
Déwey
Dannemore
Matteawau
Asken
Dewey
Walter A. Tanch
New York States
Han Joy
Senate
Bia
Macy
Plen
Step “v. Kingaland
Suffolk County
Long Island
B. Pala
Tolar
Ftl
U. S. Senate
Yal
Mr. Gannatt
Aytat
Tadall
Kvaalt
Korean Reds blamed for fatal harm to missionaries
Church leaders say two Korean Christian missionaries were fatally harmed amid tensions cited at a conference. Report notes unclear details and location Maw York with date October 18-4 in fragmented OCR text. Additional context mentions political strife between Koreas impacting Christian communities and international conferences.
Weather Local for 24 Hours
Weather forecast for the region notes variable conditions across states. Colorado shows possible snow flurries in northern mountains on Wednesday with a slight temperature drop and wind. Wyoming and New Mexico expect showers or light rain and cooler nights with windy conditions.
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Colorado
Kodeas
New Mexico
Truman Returns to Mainland to Speak on Foreign Policy
President Truman lands in the mainland from Hawaii for a major foreign policy address in San Francisco at 1 p.m. Tuesday, following a conference with General MacArthur on the Pacific front. The Wake Island statement remains noncommittal on new decisions despite high speculation.
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San Francisco
Truman
Tiainland
Augélu
Pewee
Plang
Honolul
Aldus
General MacArthur
Pacific
Far East
United Nations
Mr. Truman
Medical Men Registered at Weld County Board
The Weld County selection board registered two dentists, two doctors, and three veterinarians at 2 pm on Monday. Names include Dr. Kirby as secretary and an executive order from President Truman setting up reserve classifications for medical, dental, and veterinary personnel.
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Weld County Sétection Nerview Board
Siete Rone Kirby
Foy
Greeley
Eaton
Plate Villa
Preat
Truman
Areft Claget
Phyallana
Dentals
Veterinariana
Tegister
Armad Fnrotatenerver
Thoas
Army
Thoue
Bellvue Hospital
New York City
Arso
Ite Wan
Mra
Kirby Snd
Hd Nistagintration
Ba Teanatarced
New York
W, by Mencken Very HII Baltimors, Opt. 14-YP-H
Unclear historical note for a Mencken work. fragmented items suggest author critic with grave news.文本 lacks coherent facts, names, or dates readable for a solid summary.
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Baltimors
H. K. Maniken
Pegarman
Warieg
Interior Secretary Chapman Announces 63 Million Dollar Cut
Secretary of the Interior Chapman announced a 63.828 million dollar reduction in Reclamation Bureau funds for the current fiscal year. The cuts, aimed at construction and administration, affect categories including construction not scheduled, general administration, and independent reductions. Notable projects impacted include Colorado-Big Thompson, Missouri Basin units, Riverton, Estes Park, and St Vrain-North Poudre canals, with specific subtractions listed for each.
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Morria Cleavenger
Spatial
Washington Service
Washington
Secretary of Interior
Chapman
Reclamation Bureau
Congress
Budget Bureau
Wee Withield
O General Administration
Colorado
Banginnen
Colo
Pson 1
Tho Rapids
Mont
Hubery Horse
Sum River
Riverton
Wyo
Missouri Basin
Heart Division
Thckinson
Lower Marfay
Tiber
Missouri
Jamestown
Muddy Ridge Cabal
Taterats
Colorado-Big -Thompson
Estes Park Foat Hillis
St. Vrain-North Poudre
Bostwick
Kans
Franchman-Cambridge
Trenton
Transmission Division
Fourth Deer Hunter Killed in Colorado Hunting Tragedy
Fourth fatality reported in Colorado hunting season. Archie Verhoeff, 48, of Fingler, fatally shot in stomach during deer drive near Strawberry area northwest of Meeker. Neighbor Fred Polain of Flagler fired after a deer was shot, killing Verhoeff and injuring others. inquest planned. Other fatalities include Jamie Verhoeff, 23, nearby. Henry Warhnett dead. Harry Neffert, Betty Sadde, Alex Motne among Lakewood residents in prior week incidents.
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Colorado
Archie Verhoeff
Fingler
Strawberry
Exit Tex
Meeker
Butch Stewart
Verhoett
Fred Polain
Flagler
Verhoeft
John
Varhoatt
Deere
Polain
Stewart Wald Warhnett
Tie
Tiarry Neffert
Alex Motne
Lakewood
D. C. Talley
Junction
Two U. S. Minesweepers Sunk Off Korea
Navy reports two minesweepers Pirate and Pledge struck mines off Wonsan on Korea's east coast October 12. One crewman dead, 22 missing, 73 injured. both ships sank within an hour. Survivors rescued by Endicott and Incredible, transported to Pusan. Casualties rise to 18 dead, 34 missing, 17 injured across five mine incidents.
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Washington
Gut
U. 5
Korea
Pirate
Pledge
Wonsan
Cay Head
Msuse
Endicott
Incredible
Pusan
Navy
U. S
Magpie
Brush
Manefield
Japan
White
Ault Schoolboy Killed by Train
Johnny Woods, year old son of Sherman and Mrs Woods, Ault, was killed instantly when his bicycle collided with a Union Pacific freight train at the Main street crossing. Coroner John Allnutt reported the tragedy occurred at 3 54 p m. The boy, born March 1 1939 in Greeley, left parents and siblings Bennie Monty Andry Patsy and Becky. Funeral services set for Friday at Hatfield chapel and Ault cemetery.
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Mlevan
Johnny Woods
Ault
Union Pacific
Extra
Willam Wyee
Gilbert Vacate
Denver
Colorado
John Allnutt
Sherman Woods
Woods
Greeley
March
Bennie
Monty
Andry
Patsy
Becky
Hatliedl Chapel
Jet Plane Pilot Dies in Flames in Oregon City
An air force jet crashed near Oregon City killing Col. George McCoy Jr., 46, base commander of the First Fighter Wing. He was en route from Portland to Victorville when the craft went down about 18 miles west of here. McCoy, a former Vancouver, Washington resident, leaves two daughters in Victorville and two brothers in Vancouver.
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Oregzon City
Ore
Air Force
Pollcd
George McCoy, Jr
George ‘Air Force Base
Vintarvilla
Oslif
Portland
Victorville
Formar
Vancouver
Wash
McCoy
Allancouver
Women Indifferent to Traffic Hazards Stir Safety Debate
Chicago reporters detail remarks by Paul Jonas, national safety council official, at a convention where he decried what he calls dangerous apathy among women toward traffic safety. About 13,000 attendees heard the discussion on reducing accidents and improving public safety.
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Chicago
Paul Jonas
National Safety
Council
Jonea
Patety
Palmer named Kersey School Superintendent amid staff friction
Kersey news reports William L. Palmer of Otis takes over as superintendent after Charles B. Jackins was dismissed following friction between Jandos and teachers. Palmer, a former Otis principal and Chadron State College graduate, served in WWII and has held Nebraska high school posts. Roy Anderson appointed principal of Kersey high, replacing Navy-called RG Walrth and successor James Huise.
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Kersey
William TL. Palmer
Otishieh School
Kersey Selgors
Jandos
Palmer
Otis High School
Chadron
Nobr
State College
Moorefield
Nebr
CSCH
Mary Elizabeth
Stanley
Bily
Johny
Roy Anderson
Kersey High
RG. Walrth
Greeley
Navy
James Huise
Warren Air Base
Florida Alerted for Big Hurricane Flavina Cuba
Hurricane warnings and storm center alerts propagated from Florida to Cuba as a major tropical system moved toward the south Cuban coast. Reports say Camaguey faced strong winds and radio towers toppled while Havana had not felt the full force by 10:30 p.m. Local forecasts warn 125 mph winds and shipping delays as forecasters track the storm’s path toward Key West and southeastern Florida.
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Flavina
Cuba
Havana
Camaguey
Marans
Miatal
Fla
Aouth Florida
Palm Beach
Key West
Midweather
Charleston
Savin Crag Wet Bar
Caribbean
Camaguny
Grady Norton
South Florida
Logan County wells show oil at Kilmer and Ramey sites
An unofficial but reliable report states Trigood Oil plans another producing well in the West Merina field in Logan County. Coring and drill stem tests indicate good saturation in the Muddy sand at Kilmer No 1. Ramey No 1, British American Oil, yielded 420 feet of heavy brick at a drill stem test in Cloverly sand. Two new Logan County wall locations were announced. Britian-American will drill a well in Township North Range 14 on land loaned by Otto and K A Verter and Edward Knutson, with Herndon Brothers as contractors, using the same bss rig from the Ramey test. Tom Nix notes a test at Section 27 Township 10 North Range 53 West is completed north of North Sterling reservoir. Nis Harris will drill in Southwest Quarter of Northwest Quarter Section 92 Township 6 North Range 63 West, farmout by Carter Oil with Stell Oil support, on land owned by George Schaffer, north and west of Pawnee Tass near No 14 highway. It is not the Winiard site from two decades ago.
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Trigood Oil Company
Ire
Goodstain
West Merina
Logan County
British American Oil Company
Township North
Otto
K. A. Verter
Edward Knutson
Herndon Brothera
Bss
Tom Nix
Oklahoma
North Sterling
Nis & Harris
Carter
Company
Stell OM Company
George Schaffer
Pawnee Tass
Highway No. 14
Winiard
New Jersey Court Upholds Bible in Public Schools
The New Jersey Supreme Court unanimously upheld a law requiring daily Bible reading in public schools. The court ruled the law does not violate the First Amendment by establishing religion, rejecting claims from United Secularist groups that it favored particular faiths. The decision, authored by Justice Clarence B Caso, said the measure shows no religious preference and only permits limited readings from the Old Testament.
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Trenton
W. 1
New Jersey
State Supreme Court
United Secular ‘Iste of America
St Saye
United Seculatiaty Organization 4
Ane Society of “Freethinkers
Bosiiles
IAW
Clarence B. Caso
U.S. Proposes Civil Boss for All Korea
The United States proposed that the United Nations appoint a supreme civilian boss to direct Korea’s postwar rehabilitation. The role would be equivalent to General MacArthur’s military authority, guiding a million dollar economic rebuilding plan and rehabilitation efforts under a UN mandate.
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Stanley Johnson Lake
United States
United Nations
Ko Tor
U.N. W
Korea
Macarthur
UW. N
Allies Close In On Pyongyang 12 Miles Away
Allied forces from the United States and South Korea push toward Pyongyang, within about 12 miles, with U S First Cavalry and ROK divisions racing to reach the capital as front lines stretch through Suan Sangwon and Sariwon areas. British and Australian troops advance toward Hamhung on the east coast as Red defenses crumble under air and tank assaults.
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Relman Morinokyo
Pyongyang
Tibet
United Nations
U. 8. First Cavalry
Republic of Korea
ROK
Wermenday
Don Whitehead
Tokyo
Jial Hoyle
Boyle
Korea
Thatkela
Gletory
Suan
Sangwon
U. & First Cavalry Division
Sahung
Sariwoo
Hwangju
Red Capitol
Lel Gads
Sarmor
Clementy
Hamhung
Hungdam
Red
U. N
Carl Holloway Dies in Long Beach California
Carl Holloway a Weld county resident before moving to California died Sunday morning in Long Beach California He had served in WW 16 months Survivors include his wife and two daughters in California and two daughters in Colorado Miss Rath Holloway of Greeley and Mrs Charles Pulliam of Qi plus two brothers Alsa Holloway of Grand Junction and Grant Holloway of Ontario California Nitse Holloway cared for him in Long Beach during illness
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Carl Holloway
Weld County
California
Long Beach
Passenger Shotgunned on Strikebound Bus
In Tucson on October 1 a non-union strikebound Lancer line bus was shot at while in service. Passenger Albert Bueler, 36, sustained a head wound but is recovering. driver Manuel Loner escaped injury. Transit chief Toy Laos says operations will resume and will be tightened to deter further violence.
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Ucson
Ariz
Tucson
Bua Atrika
Albert Bueler
Manuel Loner
Chatham
Nhrack
Toy Laos
Vane World
15 Are Called for Physicals in Draft Wed
Weld county select committee plans to send 75 draftees to Denver for preinduction examinations on Wednesday. The group will depart Greeley around 6:30 a.m. by bus and return later the same day. Secretary Mrs. Stose Kirby said transfers from other boards may join to meet the county quota.
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Weld County Solectite Service
Dona Ig Pcteguied
Denver
Greeley
Ong
Stose Kirby
Robert Lopez
Ault
Carlos Mattimex
Baton
John P. Chavez
Gill
Raymond H. Wrant
Baron
Elmer Johnson
New Taymer
Hobert Propp
Fort Callie
Avents
Sanchez
Maton
Nao Yamasaki
Route One
Fred Blea
Ratan
Edward T. Franks
Briggsdairy
Briggsdairy Geucee P. Lei, Worland, Wyn; Esauel Lomeill, Gil; James 0. Wanekz
Urle
Lee Button
Milliken
Bismiel Vigil
Erle
Reinbold Keisler
Eaton
Harold Lear
Fourth Avenue
Pedro Lomeli
Edwin D. Delventhal
Brighton
Walter P. Miller
Balog
Jon Viedai
Frederick
Alghard Marquex
Galeton
Harold W. Gustetson
Sidney
Neb
George J. Barela
Harnld le Carlson
Stoneham
Lyle Criswell
Tempe
Ariz
Alfreio Cortez
Edinburg
Tex
Harold A. Voxty
Keenesburg
Delfino A. Rive
Platteville
Carl CG
Washburn, Jr
Roswell
N. Mex
Harvey Getsier
Route O
Dean G. Baker
Keensshore
Alvin Wy Leader
Rowleave
Brightab
Leo Brug
Tenihareniero B. Calderon
el Paso
Stuckey
Pete
Seventh Street
Frank E. Hot
Tun
Care
Eddie A. Johnson
Tyler
Joseph A. Sergin
Houteana
Kersey
Norman EB. Nelson
Stephen Schenfeld
Roweane
Wort Lupton
Milton LW. Gallegos
Elmer P. Latiert
Witslsor
Glenn T. Clark
Hereford
Myron G. Martingon
Route Two
LaSalle
Edward L. Cozard
Pierce
Kenneth L. Foos
Sixteenth Streets
Jon Pargas
Ralph Te Ronse
Hudson
Wilford
Cardwell
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