Truman Urges World Disarmament Plan At UN
President Truman told the United Nations General Assembly that a universal disarmament plan must outlaw all weapons including atomic arms, cover conventional warfare, and be backed by international inspections and ongoing safeguards. He warned that without unanimous agreement and armed strength, aggression will continue and war cannot be halted.
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Europe
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Weld County Democrats seek re election to state house
Timothy Armstrong and Frank Eckhardt, both Weld County residents, run as Republican candidates for the state house seats. Armstrong, a World War veteran and oil district manager, seeks a return to the house with committee roles in Insurance and other areas. Eckhardt, longtime farmer and school board member, has served on the Independent Ditch board and led local associations.
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State Houses of Representatives
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Perkham
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Milwaukee
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Local candidates vie for state representative seats
Wards county residents in the Republican and Democratic fields include W. J. Brown of Eaton a farmer and director at Home Light and Power with two children and Rotary and Ward County ties Rodger I Houtchens Weld County lawyer and former finance chair seeks reelection in the Nov 7 election Horace Stovord Painter Roggen prominent rancher and former Hereford leader campaigns backed by farm and livestock groups Hap Haney Christensen Roggen incumbent clerk and Weld County official runs as Democrat Wayne Norman La Salle pharmacist former town official and civic organizer seeks the Weld County seat
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Firemen Quell Flaming Ditch Fire
Firemen extinguished a fire in a ditch caused by a natural gas line leak at Thirteenth Ayennie and Wirthstraat at 6:03 p.m. Monday. They pumped carbon dioxide to suppress the blaze. no one was injured. A toolbox was stolen from a nearby truck, reportedly on October 20, and reported to the labor office.
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Wester Slope Bean Crop Below Normal
Grand Tinetion Oct 23 The bean crop in the Twin Valley area is reported below normal with yields near 76 percent of normal. Osborn noted bean activity for his plant was about what’s typical and prices are about 1.20 per hundredweight with traders selling. The bean quality declined though yield lags.
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Lila
Mr. Oaborn
Cost of Living Rises Further in September
Washington Ohio reports the consumer price index for September rose 0.5 percent from August to 378.8, about 28.7 percent above the 1940-39 average and 2.0 percent higher than a year earlier. Officials expect index revisions to reflect changing buying patterns after price controls were eased. The rise was led by furniture and parol items with electricity and refrigeration also edging up, while food costs increased modestly.
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Chinese cabinet weighs ban on Russianas from citizenship
Taipei Formosa Oct 22 The Nationalist Chinese cabinet considers laws to bar Russians and Soviet nationals from gaining Chinese citizenship amid talk of restricting foreign residents and potential changes to naturalization rules.
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First Presbyterian Men To Hold Dinner Meeting Thursday
The Man's Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian charel will hold monthly meeting in the Pollawahty room of Uochivel Suypor. A program of entertainment follows at 6:46 p m with a portal promenade. This is the first fall meeting and every member is urged to attend.
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Mayor Accepts UN Flag Presented by City and County
Mayor Pree Mopktox of Greeley accepted a United Nations flag presented to the city and Weld County during a courthouse ceremony marking the UN’s fifth anniversary. The event featured civic leaders, a pledge, and a flag presentation to Dr. William St. Moga, with local groups assisting.
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Greeley
Weld
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Delta Club
Freedom Bell du Berlin
Ben [Rvine
United States
Organization of the United Nations
U. S
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Bragrai
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Tressay
Ward
Hire. Zolle
Big Politicos Fight Hard For This Area
Associated Press reports ten candidates from both water parties vie for votes in northeast Colorado. Senator Eugene D. Millikin and running mate Dan Thornton campaigned through the area and joined a Sterling rally. Opponent Rep. John A. Carroll and Gov. Walter W. Johnson planned appearances at Stratton and Sterling co op meetings. Millikin supporters noted a late night meeting. Johnson campaigned in Tarlington and St ead en route to eastern plains. By Friday attention shifts to Denver with cabinet leaders Chapman and Johnson slated to speak, Millikin to respond from City Auditorium on Saturday. Thornton criticizes highway department reorganization and questions Johnson’s remarks.
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Bia
Dan Thornton
Sterling
Millikin
John A. Carroll
Denver
Walter W. Johnson
Farny Co-Op
Stratton
Iis
Fort Margot
Johigon
Tarlington
Stead
Lamar
Springfield
Plains Fir
Tasth
Chas Nicht
Democraty
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Interior
Chapmatt
Agricultura
Fimaanin
Seu
Ed C. Johnson
MilUkin
City Auditorium
Tils Sterling
Thornton
Aunto Highway Department
Pedestrian Suffers Leg Fracture After Car Collision
Charles Orthmann of 14 Fourteenth Avenue sustained a fracture of the right leg when struck by an automobile driven by Mrs. (Ralph) Cardner of 1207 Thirteenth Avenue at Seventh Street and Thirteenth Avenue. He was rushed to Wall County Public Hospital in fair condition.
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Fourteenth Avenue
Seventh Street
Greeley
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Mra. den Bell
Ralph) Cardner
Orthman
Arcana
Gardner
Wallen
Orth
Wall County
Yanca
Knife and Fork Club Set Meeting Tuesday
Knife and Fork Club members will gather at the Faculty hall dining room Tuesday evening for the first program of the season. Supper will be served at 7 o'clock. John B. Gealy is the speaker, his topic A Layman Approach to the Belentifin Aga.
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Greeley Knife and Fork Club
Faculty Hall
Oliner
John B. Gealy
Reservists to Get Five Months Call Warning
Washington reports a five month advance recall policy for reservists. Each service will set quotas six months ahead, notify those recalled, and review lists to update readiness. Reservists not fit for extended duty will be released from active reserve lists. The policy aims to expand armed forces by calling volunteers first and limiting involuntary recalls.
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Marshall
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Tourines
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Finland Seeks British Atom Scientist Pontocorvo Case
Finland’s security police ordered a nationwide search for Britain’s alleged atom expert Bruno Pontecorvo who vanished during a trip to Russia. Reports indicate he worked at Harwell and fled with his family on a Swedish vessel, prompting Rome papers to note possible defection links.
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Lontitarad
Indathina Line Threatened Saigon, Trdoeban, Vet. 22-/7}
A French military briefing reports a key Chinese or allied position at a frontier defense line near Saigon and Trdoeban, with lines widened by advancing forces and a high command alert as of today. The brief notes a threatened exposure of frontier defenses and potential for further developments.
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Red Chinese Fire on U S Fliers near Manchurian Border
Reported near Manchurian border a large communist unit moving south from Kanggye toward South Korea signals possible fresh push. U.S. and allied forces faced limited air exchanges as tensions rise with plans for troop withdrawals discussed by Christian-informed sources.
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Kim Sung
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Red China
Wie Yalu River
Swothers
Paul J. Fontana
Sparks
Nev
Sammel Richards
Bates
Anne
Yalu
China
Senate Group Orders Inquiry into Four Races
A three member Senate elections subcommittee voted for full investigations into four states amid claims of sordid deals in New York New York Lt Gov Hanley’s withdrawal from the governor race and Dewey’s bid for governor are noted. Protests allege electioneering by government workers in Iowa and a funds issue in Pennsylvania while Philadelphia and Luzerne leaders press complaints against GOP actions.
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Senate Elections Committee
Via
New York
Republicao
Joe R. Hanley
Senate
Hamler
Thoas B. Dewey
Hanter
Gillette
Dabar Party
Herbert Lelhman
Rans Uing
Hanley
Towa
Robert K. Goowin
Apriculture Department
Alert Laveland
Gilietta
Save Land
Iickenlooper
Veteran Teacher Cles Denver Obituary Notice
Veteran teacher Cles Denver Ost 24 Minnocrat xorvlesa will be held late today for Tol M1 Camphall Fort Colling School official, who lint Sunday at bla home here Caaphylt was principal of the Remington school in Mort Colling fram 4175 to 1009 After that he fageht ak nek Leon Wyo With he retired in 1985.
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