Oil shipments to China alleged by OConor in hearings
Senator OConor told a commerce subcommittee that about half of a large oil shipment from the United States to Communist China after the Korean War started may have bypassed restrictions. Officials testified many shipments passed through Japan to China, with some 714,000 drums reaching Communist China by August. The Shell Oil Company and other details were not identified due to classified information.
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Washington
O'Coodr
China
O'Conor
Senate Commerce Subcommittee
Investigatiog
Commerce Départment
Army
U.S
Departmentas
O'Gonot
Quincy Adam
Office of
U. 9
Japan
Augusta O'Conor
SCAP
Pacific
Adams Anid
Adams
Te Shell OS Company
Edward Guinane
Commerce Department
Office of International Trade
Ita Awa
Porta
Henderson Child and Kersey Man Injured In Truck Accident
A Meyear old Henderson boy was fatally injured when he walked into the path of a truck driven by Roy B Mikawa 25 of Kersey on highway 86 near Henderson. Mikawa skidded 53 feet and the cabbage-loaded truck overturned. The boy, identified as J L Kefalas, was taken to Fussimons Army hospital. Mikawa was treated at Colorado Geneval hospital and then St Josephs hospital. Police attributed the accident to the boy entering the roadway and the truck attempting to avoid him.
Russians and Czechs Named for UN Peace Observation Commission
The United Nations considers a peace observation commission to monitor global trouble spots. Nominees include China, Colombia, Czechoslovakia, France, India, Iran, Israel, New Zealand, Sweden, Pakistan, the Soviet Union, the United States, and Uruguay for the peace body. Australia, Britain, France, Mexico, the Philippines, Turkey, and Yugoslavia for the survey group.
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Laka
United Nations
U. N. Assembly
Pervellon
China
Columbia
Cachochovabia
France
India
Iran
Tarael
New Zealand
Sweden
Pakistan
Soviet Union
DrMaln
United States
Uruguay
Australia
Tetauilin
Beast
Hurme
Cat Rayot
Mexico
Johnson Charges TV Sit-down Strike Alleged by Manufacturers
Senator Johnson, chair of the Senate Commerce Committee, accused TV manufacturers of organizing a sit-down strike to block the start of color broadcasts by November 20. He criticized the industry and FCC delays, urging a cooperative move to resolve the CBS method controversy and push a color relay system acceptable to viewers.
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Johnson
Washington
Edwin D. Johnaod
D-Cola
Senate Commerce Caiculttes
Federal Communications Commission
Johonon
Columbia Broadcasting System
Sat
FCC
CBS
John Can Wasi
Sanabaign
Govt Urges Farmers Cut Spud Acreage
The government urged farmers to reduce potato plantings by 15 percent from this year, targeting 335 million bushels as a production goal. The Agriculture Department said the plan aims for a realistic basis amid past price supports, with planting guides voluntary and based on marketings. State goals were given for 1950 plantings including Montana and other states, to balance domestic needs and military demand.
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Washington
Oct. W
Agriculture Department
Asch
Montana
Weather Summary for Local 24 Hours Ending Early Thursday
Local forecast shows a high near 87 with little temperature change through Thursday night and Friday. Winds from the south, partial clearing in the north Thursday, and light to moderate speeds. Mountain areas stay cool with few highs in the northern ranges and minimal temperature shifts expected.
Korean Casualties Total Now 26 083
Washington reports American casualties in Korea rose to 2 983, up 1 940 from a week earlier. The Defense Department notes delays in reporting and processing. totals include 4 028 killed, 17 711 nonfatal wounds, and 4 224 missing or captured, with some later returning. Army personnel add most deaths and wounds, followed by Marines, Navy, and Air Force.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Marine Corps
Navy
Marines
Une Alt Lofoa
Hill Details New Weld County Public Hospital Plan
Henry Hill, superintendent, addressed Rotarians about a new Weld County Public Hospital with 220 beds, 16 private rooms and convertible wards. He described modern improvements, a moving belt food service, bedside intercom, and a $3,000,000 facility aimed for completion by November 1, 1951, noting hospital care costs and shorter stays thanks to new drugs and ambulatory surgery.
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Weld County Public Hospital
Henry Hill
Rotary Club
Board of Trustees
Hin
Patton
Mesla
Muching & Well
Noran
St. BU
Tlarry Tibbs
Warren Montorl
Herold Heltoo
Robert Porter
Hensel Paelnsn
Genette
Aston
Ra Alurks
Rotary Sparks
Hibbs
Grover Cleveland
Hill
Far East
Filil
Avery Ten
Harry Sanders
South Bend
Ind
C. W. Smith
D. R. Pulliam
Loveland
Ernit Johnson
Duulder
James, Brown
Eaton
Stafford Painter
Roggen
Byran Lodwick
Dea Moines
Jawa
Homer Hrnce
Gresley
Don Gallup
Tdncote
Nebr
W. ¥. Spence
Denyer
Florida Losses Hit 42 Million From Hurricane Damage
Florida's damage estimates climbed to about 12.9 million dollars as the hurricane battered beaches and caused deaths in western Georgia. Forecasters warned that a new center was developing in the Gulf of Mexico while warnings extended along the coast. Miami alone faced about 8 million in property damage with additional losses to homes and crops totaling 12.9 million. Winds, now easing, still affected North Carolina and northern Alabama with gradual diminishment expected.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Georgia
Gulf of Mexico
Miami
Trinswick
Cape Hatteras
Werninge
Truman MacArthur Formosa Accord Report Sparks Debate
Washington reports circulated that President Truman and General MacArthur reached a general agreement on Formosa after their Wake Island meeting. Senator Knowland urged confirming facts directly from the participants, citing secondhand leaks. Separate notes say Studebaker’s passenger car division closed in South Bend, with about 17,000 workers affected as sheet metal stamping shortages began.
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Washington
Ural
Truman
Douglaa MacArthur
Formosa
MacArthur
Knowlead
Waka Island
Korea
Fort Dross
United Pust
China
Honda
Fiehes
Pentagon
Knowland
MeTrumas-Macarthur
Studebaker
South Head
Ind
Studebaker Corporation
Greeley-Eaton Beets Show Higher Sugar Content
Sugar content in beets from the Greeley Eaton and Windsor factory districts runs above the state average. District managers report rising readings from 14.8 to 17.6 percent and expect high content through the first Killing Crest. Deliveries peak at Windsor with 7 000 tons daily as harvest nears completion across districts.
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Greeley
Eaton
Windsor Great Western
John D. Hdmiston
Gresley-Eaton
Edmiston
Zaten
Edwiston
Luccerne
Balun
Ault
Stage
Tisree Duipe
Gill
Galeton
Clayverly
Bette
Shell's Logan County well nears sand drilling
Shell Oil in Logan County near the Green No. 2 in Section 24 Township 3 North Range 53 West advances drilling at 4571 feet. Nearby tests in the Croverly sandstone and Rieke No. 1 show small mud returns and traces of oil. Plans move equipment toward Pawnees Pass on Highway 14 west of Sterling as drilling winds down.
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Sterling
Shell
Lowever
Drilatem Testa Wera
Logan County
Rieke No. 1
Pawnes Pass
Venter
L. A. Ventar
Qlig Venter
Edward Kouteon
United States admits UN planes violated Soviet frontier
Lake Success Oct 19 United States officials told the United Nations that two American jet planes in the Korea area inadvertently violated the Soviet frontier on Oct 8. Warren Austin forwarded a report from MacArthur's command to Trygve Lie. The United States pledged compensation for damages to Soviet property and said American forces under UN command should not be blamed.
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Lake Success
United States
Korea
Warren R. Austin
Trygve Lie
Gon
MacArthur
Eto
Austiny
Sukhya Hechka
United Nations
Soylat
Air Force
Erbup
Reltouvei
United Nations Command
Ita Wood
Unita States
United Nations Commission
U.N
Alice
Ware
United States Bars Falange Members From Entry
The Maslima Department barred Falange party members at Prayag Spain from entering the United States under a new internal security law targeting totalitarian groups. Consuls were told to suspend visa decisions pending further instructions while the Justice Department applies the act to Falange as a totalitarian party. The action follows controversy over interpreting the law to also affect Argentina’s Peronista and Italian Fascists, with ongoing study of broader applications. The move does not freeze existing visas but prevents new entrants.
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Falange
Justice Department
Alate Department Io
McDermott
State ‘Department
Argentina
Peronista Party
Intercel
Premieot Truman
Nelle
Communist Party
Bur
State Department
Italy
Wmer
U. S
Alrad
Wat
Visoa
Spantamix
Falanga
Air Force Reserve to Meet at Greeley High
Air Force Reserve units plan a Thursday meeting at Greeley High School. All former air force personnel are invited regardless of current membership. A Normandy invasion film will be shown as entertainment and the meeting will discuss current air force reserve parameters at the event.
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Air Force Reserve
Greeley High
Greeley
Air Forea Reserve
Grasley High School
Fourtonthavon
Formar Air Force
Attoniance
Thie Reeling
Tha Benofit
Reservisia
Tuw
Ale
Die New Dafons
Ed Johnson to Help West in Democratic Campaign
Senator Ed G Johnson of Colorado will travel from Washington to Colorado to assist the Democratic ticket as state headquarters announced. He recently returned from a European tour and said he aims to clear his desk before joining the campaign. He denied any remarks about an Italian film figure and noted no involvement with Rossiellini.
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Denvyat
Ed G. Johnson
Colorado
Washington
Campaix
Gatorado
Johnson
Rossellini
Roberto Rossellini
Jngeld Hergman
Basia
Jolson
Stafford Cripps Quits Cabinet From British Government
Sir Stafford Cripps aged 61 resigns as chancellor of the exchequer after years as an austerity figure. He cited health and economic strain, informing his constituency and party leaders in London. A hurried meeting with Prime Minister Attlee followed the announcement.
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Tandon
Beitain
Stafford Cripps
Cripps
Exchequer
United States
Delppa
Bilal
Tin Qloncestershir
United Nations Forces Seize Pyongyang Capital
United Nations forces captured Pyongyang, sealing the fall of North Korea’s capital as elite U.S. First Cavalry and South Korean troops entered the city. Premier Kim Il Sung and Soviet allies were said to have fled north toward Manchuria or Siberia, with guerrilla resistance anticipated. Allied columns pushed toward Manchuria while refugees crowded the roads and streets.
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Korea
United Nations
Red Korea
Win
Pyongyang
Roeparta
Associated
T'vese
Kim Sung
Manchuria
Soviet
Siberia
Est
Elagzer
Prongyang
Mantia
Tokyo
Fron
Don W
Soma
Manila
Dlepatch
Raisazeking
Ki Il Sung
Anay
Ankkya
Chunghwa
Former Colordo State faculty member Mooney dies in Pueblo
William B. Mooney a Denver native and long time Colorado State College of Education administrator died in a Pueblo hospital aged about 60. He served as executive secretary of the Colorado Invention Association for a decade and taught and led at the college from 1903 to 1945. He held multiple degrees from CECE and Clark University and was a noted expert in school administration and teacher training. Survivors include his widow two sons and nine daughters.
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Pueblo
Calo
William 8. Mooney
Meaney
Colorado State College of Education
Wut
CECE
Mooney
Tie
Clark University
Worcester
Nass
Aus
Speactish Norval School
Spencefish, &. D
Asryot
CACR
Ho Wlso
Colormio
Wan Grinek
Itve
la Vois
Colorado State Tondora College
Eilttoe
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