Mrs Sears Named Assistant Secretary of Greeley Chamber
Mrs. R Sears appointed assistant secretary of the Greeley Chamber of Commerce, succeeding Mrs Ida Louise Kuckler who served since August 1 1933. Kunkler and her husband bought a farm near Crocker Missouri and will relocate. Sears, former director of religious education at Park Congregational Church, begins November 1 and is active in local insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy EB. Spare
Eleventh Avenue
Greeley
Chamber Wef Commerce
Seara
Park Coneragational
Wilbur Simmons
Beara
Ha Fala
Sewrawan
Bris High School
Comrady State College of Education
Sterling
Ie College
Fm Wreeley
Sears
Bunh
Insurancs
Douglas
Colorado School of Mines
Larry
Gary
Meeker
Chamber of Commerce
Mra
Kankler
May
Mia
Ed Fulbroght
Freida Rand Nlph Heenan
Former Chicago Mayor Dies Friday
Edward Kelly, 74, who served as Chicago mayor from 1923 to 1947, died Friday after collapsing from a heart ailment in a doctor’s office. A long-time Democrat, he remained politically active, lauded for his long mayoral tenure and influence in national affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward 3. Kelly
Joby
Kelly
Ilinois
Mal
Wxste
Ambassador Enat
Michigan Avenue
Vincent O'Connor
Ole
Ole of the Political Forche Contributi Fedonn
Franklin D
Valian
Veo Palkice
Heror Ie
UN Political Committee Approves Anti Aggression Plan
The U N political committee approves a general anti aggression plan and sets up a peace observation group with Russia on the sidelines. U S delegate John Foster Dulles hails the vote as historic as the assembly moves to act within hours if veto blocks occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. Carpenter
Tuuke
U. N
Grater
Asgendhly
Russia
We Power
Volaco
Dean Acheson
Foselen
Andrei Y. Vishlucky
Busse
Grechoslovakia
Tila
Syria
Argentina
Bbstzinod
United States
France
Arilats
Chins
Colombia
India
Tran
Istad
New Zealand
Sweden
Partatan
Draguey
John Foster Dulles
U.S
U.N— Providingo General Assembly
Kores
Hatembly
Security Council
Peace Observation Commission
Dullex
Shice
Na Vela
U.N
Ids Na Honal
General Assembly
Australis
Belgiam
Brazil
Darma
Qaneda
Egypt
Mexico
Philippines
Turkey
Britain
Venezuela
Yusculatia
Jn Feat
Tees U.N
Upidar
Tullos
Soviet Union
Korea
Tonelae Mendrihr
Woman Killed By Husband During Deer Hunt Accident
At Abow To Go Hunting in Manutes Springs Cato on October 20, Mrs. Cora Schourre, 70, was accidentally shot dead by a high powered rifle fired by her husband, H A Schoure, who was preparing to deer hunt. The weapon discharged when the lever action hammer struck the cartridge. witnesses note the rifle was loaded with big game shells. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. George Gibson, and her son Clark Schouer of Boulder.
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Manutes Springs
Cato
Lisyd C. Klock
Todey Mro
Cora Schowrr
HA Schoure
Schuurr
Aleo
4& Gaughter
Mra
George Gibson
Witd « Son
Clark Schuuer
Boulder
Colonel Blanton Jr Relieved of Command in Russian Airfield Strafe
A U S Air Force announces Colonel Blanton Jr relieved of command in the strafing incident near Shiyu Fethka on October 4. The two pilots tied to Airrick have been grounded pending charges. Targets include Fort Collins origin and Fargo residents Quanbeck as possible relation to the case.
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Washington
Del
Col. Blanton
South, Jr
Figntar
Air Force
Airrick
Farant Air Command
Colonal Smith
Stanton
Navy rescues three crew from ditched torpedo bomber off Cape
The Navy reported the rescue of three men from a torpedo bomber that ditched yesterday off the Virginia Capes. Among those saved by the destroyer Saurley was Lt. Charles P. Dates of FLO Smaithland exvenue Ta-Junta Colv.
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Colonide
Baved Frank
Nawport
KR. 1
Navy
Yeater
Virginia Capes
Saurley
Charles P
FLO Smaithland
Ta-Junta
Colv
Registration Rules Set By Justice Dept for Communists
The Department of Justice issued rules under a new anti subversive law requiring communist groups to register by Monday or face deregistration. The law demands full disclosure of funding and members names including nonmembers who participate, with disputes likely reaching the courts. Officials expect initial citations against the Communist Party and potential hearings over how “communist action” is defined under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Heriage
Zoregde
Truman
Communist “Action
Communist Party
Itaelf
Tle
U. S
Control Board
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Avnion
Federal Register
Buletin
Lobenia
Armed Youth in Denver Held Woman at Gunpoint Then Escaped
Police tracked a teenage armed youth who threatened women in Denver after a dramatic pursuit. He fled from officers, hid in homes, and commandeered a taxicab before slipping into the hills east of Waterton. Officers fired five shots without hitting him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Arapato County
Hilda Wright
Pofienten
Waterton Ater
HDC Club Presents United Nations Flag to Tribune
Granley Retter Mama Nak ora clu officers presented a United Nations flag to the Tribune. Marius Conradgan, president, and Mrs Edward Silvey, vice president, accepted the gift after the club's demonstration. The flag features a world image and glare, symbolizing peace through cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HDC Club
United Nations
Tribune
Granley Retter Mama Nakora Clu
Irs
Marius Conradgan
Club
Edward 8Lvey
United Natrons
Grojnd
Gree
Mrs Esther Peery Honored by B and P W Club
Mrs Esther Peery, longtime Greeley resident and church worker, was honored by the local Business and Professional Women's club as the member most representing the city’s businesswomen in 1956. Her career spans a grocery store start in Chanute and later roles in bookkeeping and church administration, reflecting a life of service and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Peery
Eighth Street
Mathedrat Church
Busines and Professional Woman's Club
Greeley Dusingas
Robert Widlund
Peery
Greeley
First Methodist Church
Ale
Srahager
Chanute
Tiny Dutler
Iter
Stily
Clint
Cli
Evalyn Stantey
Growley Organization
Xarve
Donna Elderkin
Fort Cal
Rolling Box Car Hits Truck in Local Yards
In Green Bay on an afternoon in a downtown alley between Sixth and Seventh Streets a rolling box car struck a truck driven by Bill M Abbott 28 of 1486 Beth Street. Damage to the truck was about 150 dollars police said the railroad trucks were five feet from the end of the blind alley.
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Greetey
Bill M. Abbott
Bleveth Street
Malik Dulles clash over UN policy and pride
Soviet delegate Malik accused John Foster Dulles of describing a double-faced policy by UN Secretary General Prygye Tae while the United States pressed for support of United Nations action in Korea. Dulles denied any such admission and labeled the claim as Soviet discredit. TaTes called the report an attempt to undermine the UN and the U.S. stance.
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Pepresuntaeres
North Korea
Benster John J. Sparkman
D+ Ala
The
Economic Committee
TLS
Francis W. Carpenter Lake
Jacob A. Malik
John Foster Dulles
U.N. Secratary
Prygye Tae
United States
Dulles
Ta Tes
Sucre
Acheson Guld
Malik
Associated Press
U. N
Soviet Union
Lila
United Nations
Korea
Hurricane Aims At Tampa Bay Area In Gulf Storm
Miamar Florida October 20 a hurricane with 90 mph winds and gusts above 100 moves from the Gulf toward the Tampa St Petersburg coast. Weather bureau reports the center 279 miles west of Fort Myers at 2 30 pm moving east northeast at 10 to 18 miles per hour. Tropical warnings extend 120 miles along the Florida gulf coast from Fort Myers to Cedar Key.
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Miamar
Fla
Gulff of Mexico
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Florida
Weather Bureau
Fort Myors
Fin
Abowl
Thirricaue
Warninestley
Florida Gulf Coast
Fort Myora
Cadar Key
Re-elected president reflects on community ties
The subject discusses renewed leadership and a lifelong commitment to service within a club, church, and social circles. She emphasizes the value of helping others, meeting varied people, and collecting poems and elephants as interests, while appreciating the support of friends and neighbors.
Parachute Strike North of Pyongyang Ends Red Retreat
Thousands of American parachutists crossed into North Korea to sever Red forces near Pyongyang, sealing routes north and aiming to rescue prisoners. General MacArthur declared the operation cutting off escape and signaling a potential endgame, as reports mentioned captured prisoners and a push toward Sukchon and Sunchon.
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Pyongyang
Red
Tokyo
Deeg Inko
Korea
aArthur
Jones Wie II
Mattychurlan
Rad
Pyongyane
Auerl
Secu
Pyonryang
Ma. Gan
William F. Dean
U. S. 24Th
Tejon
United Natiis
Dean
MacArthur
Bia Aunretta
Chutiete Land
United Nations
Red Heart
North Korea
U. N
Hlstoric
Suiles
Manchuran
Red Pyongyang
Ares
Seoul
Datasa
Philippines
Ganeril MacArthur
Mi Mavine
Chadows
Sukchon
Sunchon
Pyoneyass
Cans Pilen
Lond
Korean Republic
Purcell Pioneer Waldo Sr. Dies at 87
H D Waldo Sr longtime Purcell store operator and community figure died in Long Beach Cal. at 87. Born in Scotland in 1839 he settled Purcell in 1911 from Denver and helped start Purcell school. Survived by four children and many grandchildren, he was active in Masonic life and local affairs.
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HD. Walia, Sr
Purcell
Long Beach
Galil
Waldo
Denver
Well County
Purcell School
Masoile Lodge
Eaton Lodge
Scotland
Gown
Nebraska
Ore- Bon
Wif
Ralph BD
Creeley
Margaret E. Waldo
Mia
Agnes M
Colorado Hunter Dies From Heart Attack Reporter
A Colorado hunter Roy Vietor, 40, of Amarillo Texas, died of a heart attack on Ute Trail about 40 miles north of Salta. Since the season opened, three men have been fatally wounded and another died of a heart attack in related incidents.
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Colorado
Roy Vietor
Amarillo
Tex
Ute Trail
Alx
Salta
Mt. Jack
Santa Fe Head Slugged on Denver Street
San ta Fe president Fred G Gurley was cut and bruised in a Denver street attack near Union Station. He and his wife had dined with Milton Burnett before Gurley walked away in a dazed condition and was later taken to Denver General Hospital for emergency treatment.
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Chicago
Santa Fe Railway
Fred G. Gurley
Denver
Santa Fe
Gurley
Milton Burnett
Burenett Fy
Monnala States Telephone Company
Burnetta
Garley
Union Station
Santa Fe Jnald
Denver Towers
Colorado Gains 712,548 in REA Funds Allocations
A state update reports Colorado receiving 712,548 in Rural Electrification Administration funds as part of a broader spread across Montana Wyoming and other states. The total supports electrification projects and grid improvements through the REA program with allocations noted for several regions.
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Colo. Gels
Washington
Ont
Blal
Joans
REA
Jenna
Crow State
Neirde
Colorado
Montana
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Boy Beaute’ Engineering Service Division
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Foak Council
Bob Walt
Lewis E. Mitta
Teft
North Wald Diatriet
Elmer Ogren
Ogren
Rogers
Bob Wait
Opren
Rogera
Bob Wall
Repers
Laramia
Dave Nordwin
Bnowy Rengs
Wood's Landing
Wyo
Wyoming
Aasoo
Forestry Service
Hee
National Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts
Wayne Williams
R. Sears
C of C
Okehs
Bill Shinn
Gul
Koksan
Unoy
Chung TE Kwon
Koksnan
Second Army
Chung
Ft. Collins
By Joseph C. Goodwin
Hurricane
Tampa-St. Petersburg
Haa
Eli
HUW Club
Elephanta
Gonorah
At & Am
New Mexico
Russell Brines
Pyongsyens
Nori Korrow
ATL S. Eighth Army
NBC
U. 9
First Cavalry
IL A
N. Fightar
Placon
Phoenix
Ariz
Une
Aimiy Capitol
H.D. Waldo, Sr
Seffler
Hunter
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