NPA bans entertainment structure building and car steel allotments
The Rational Production Authority bans construction of amusement and recreation structures effective midnight, blocking theaters, parks, tracks, golf courses, clubs, rinks, camps and similar projects while directing steel for freight car production and enabling other defense related allocations. The rule exempts ongoing work, repairs, small projects, and certain defense facilities.
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Concertmaster Will Schwartz Leads Fort Collins Orchestra
Will Schwartz appears as concertmaster with the Fort Collins Symphony under Thomry Gine-Witt. The orchestra, drawing from Colorado colleges and local townspeople, has added two principal players from the Greeley Philharmonie and Jinitor Philharmonie to its ranks, including PrYat Miner and Joan Carpenter.
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Railroadmen Tour Sugar Bowl to View Beet Industry
Seventy railroad representatives from various lines toured the Great Western sugar company area in Weld County, visiting factories and beet operations from Lucerne to Windsor and Johnstown. Ed Hungerford spoke in Beeton, with PF McMenter leading the tour to learn about beet growing, sugar manufacture, and cattle feeding impacts.
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Albert 5. Goss Dies Suddenly Grange Master at 68
New York October 25 Albert A Goss 68 longtime Grange Master and national figure collapsed after delivering a speech at the Herald Tribune forum in the Waldorf Astoria He was transported to an ante room and pronounced dead He served on stabilization policy for the national securities resources board and held farm credit roles under Roosevelt later chairing the National Grange executive committee and contributing to wartime mobilization efforts.
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Jhobilization and
Boyer New General Manager of the AEC
Washington dates note the appointment of Marion W. Noyer as general manager of the Atomic Energy Commission. Noyer, a petroleum production expert, is named to lead the agency amid war industry needs and energy programs.
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Brannan Replaces Chapman In Two Denver Appearances
Secretary Brannan will replace Secretary Chapman as a speaker at two events in Denver. He is scheduled to speak Friday evening at a political meeting and will appear after Chapman spoke earlier at Denver University.
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Weld County Republicans Plan Grand Rally Barbecue
Weld county Republicans stage a Saturday rally and barbecue at Island Grove Grandstand with attendees expected to reach seven thousand. U S Senate candidate Hugh D. Millikin will speak, joined by Roy Arnor and William Hill, with tickets required for entry and barbecue access.
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Weld County Induction Schedule Set for November and December
Weld Must Send Men into Service in Two Months. Weld County draft board announces induction in November and December with 39 draftees slated for November 17. Additional exemptions and reserves described as the board prepares for preinduction transpositions in Denver and later December dates.
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First Baptist Men Set Sunday Breakfast At Church
First Baptist Church invites men to a Sunday breakfast at 7:20 a.m. at the church. The event offers fellowship and discussion about church matters and upcoming programs.
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Truman May Call Congress Before Thanksgiving
President Truman indicated he has not decided on recalling Congress before its November 27 return. He would likely seek votes on an excess profits tax, rent control extension, Alaska and Hawaii statehood, and other items, after discussing with party leaders and possibly before or after the elections. He denied claims about U S plans in Korea and clarified there was no instruction for broader atomic bomb talks at this time.
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Registration trends show Colorado voters increase outside Denver in 1948
Colorado registration by county reports Denver’s tally near 210,000 ahead of 1948 totals, while 26 counties record 184,542 registered voters compared with 183,039 in 1946. Larimer, Pueblo, and Weld counties lead growth. statewide note cites possible net decline from 1948 peak.
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County Clerk Candidate Backgrounds Revealed
The report outlines candidate Mrs Boomer for county clerk and recorder Weld County. It notes her Republican bid and lists education at Catoredu Stats College of Education, a master’s from the University of Iowa, and roles as school principal and supervisor. It mentions leadership in local education and family details with several children.
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Loula
Martinez Named Milliken Postmaster Amid Party Feud
Democratic leaders in Denver and Weld County announce Matthew Martinez as Milliken postmaster after a late conference. The move draws Republican criticism over race and internal party politics, with calls for a second civil service exam and possible federal nomination.
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Hall To Speak On Martinez Case For Spanish Americans
Hall C Will Speak Saturday at 3 p m in Lincoln Park Greeley on the Milliken postmaster controversy addressing Spanish American questions. He alleges Democratic leaders pressured by Colorado gubernatorial rivals and notes his own history employing Spanish Americans in Alamosa Denver and elsewhere.
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Denver
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Virginia Dale ranchers close lands to hunters
Virginia Dale, Coto, Ont 28. Ranchers announce they will close lands to all hunters for the rest of deer season citing losses, stray bullets, and safe guards. They say self protection under old customs justifies action and appeal to authorities.
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Fragmented OCR City Data Summary
A garbled OCR snippet lists numbers, place names, and stray tags such as Lincoln Mineral Otero Morgan and Moffatt. Reading shows scattered figures like 9,092 9,107 414 417 and references to venues or codes while many words are incomplete or corrupted. The fragment lacks coherent events or narrative to summarize beyond raw digits.
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Marketing reports for government payments on beets available
West county PMA reports mailed to farmers whose forms were received. Farmers must visit the office to sign activation forms. Do not inquire about payments until notified, or risk loss. Payments, based on last year, are about 80 cents per hundred pounds of beets.
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Marines Lead Landing at Wonsan Near Manchurian Border
U N forces including the Marines landed at Wonsan, establishing a foothold as the first U N units reach the Manchurian frontier. Reports note American first cavalry moved by sea to bolster South Korea, while the Eighth Army probes Chinese activity near the border.
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Heroic Defense of Mail on Pass Confessed Hoax
A reported attempt to rob a Monarch Pass mail truck was a hoax. Driver Eugene Coatney said three men in a Cadillac fired on him, but Salida Sheriff said Coatney recanted, claiming accidental gun discharge. Investigators coordinated with Salida and Montrose officials as monarch pass highway was clear. Bob Hope greeted troops at Wonsan Korea after landing with Marines.
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Millikin Urges Excess Profits Tax Draft
Millikin calls for government action on excess profits tax linked to wartime needs. He pledges reelection efforts and criticizes opponents while promoting universal sanitation training and military funding.
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Mayo Doctors and Swiss Professor To Shara Nobel Prize
Stockholm October 26 1980 two Mayo Clinic physicians Dr Philip S Fleur and Dr Edn W Rentall and Swiss chemist Prof Tadeusz Stelehstein win the Nobel Prize for physiology or medicine recognizing work on hormones cortone and ACTH that reliefs rheumatoid arthritis and other diseases. Prize money totals 104500 crowns to be shared among the three laureates.
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