Allies Close Gap in Lines to Meet Red Push Near Taegu
A shattered front line near Yongchon and Kyongju shows U S and allied forces rushing to close the gap ahead of a anticipated Red push toward Taegu. Air support returns as mud and rain hinder advances while Batte Mountain changes hands for the 12th time in 18 days.
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Yongchon
Taegu
Rabeau
Bundey
Bent
Allied
Trdopa
Sant of Tica
Niie
Kyongju
Doughtoota
U. S
Batte
Batte Mountain
Red
Nukténg River
Youryau
Batle Mountain
Second Bbmston
Naktong
Bon Huth
Jack MacHeth
Norn
Yongston
Pohang
Youngeton
Tangy
Reda
Tasga
Tuer
U.S. Ciet
Tadga
Mie
Korean Central Warfront
Exiday
Tuexa
Kyongyant
Ventinuss
Special Classes To Open Monday At Arlington School
Special classes for exceptional children will begin Monday at the Arlington School B302 Mount Mobilay. Dr. Hallis A Moore, superintendent of the Greeley schools, announced Saturday. Fourteen children have enrolled for special work under Betty Lowry and Lois Jean Long. Officials have conducted interviews tests and examinations to assess enrollment and classify the children. The school is holding classes for these children for the first time this year. Pupils aged 6 to 12 are being enrolled at the elementary level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Mt. Mobilay
Hallis A Moore
Greeley
Suhugl Work
Betty Lowry
Lois Jean Long
Riven
Moore
Odd Weld airshow opens with Weld county autos admission
Fort Morgan hosts an air show Sunday starting 1 30 pm with pilots from Greeley. Fort Morgan Junior Chamber Civil Air Patrol and Matern Air Service at Greeley sponsor. Colonel Truman Lair of Group 6 Civil Air Patrol to announce. Ships include Mooney Stearman and Luscombe. Free admission for auto with Weld county license plate three first digits and odd last digit. If weather turns, show postponed to next Sunday.
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Fort Morgan
Greeley
Fort Morgan Junior
Chamber of Commerce
Civil Air Patrol
Matern Air Service
Truman Lair
Mooney
Stearman
Seroneas
Luscombe
Modern
Crosierfield
Deny Maxwell
Merle Briatol
Byron Jenking
Briggsdale
Uoomes
Ronald Jiooz
la Salle
Jack Nell
Motfeth
Weld
Credit Curbs Affect Installment Purchases Across Goods
Washington Regulation limits down payments and pay-off periods for installment buying effective Sept 18. Automobiles refrigerators radios and more face 16 to 18 percent down and 18 month terms. furniture 10 percent down and 18 months. home repairs 1 percent down and up to 40 months. Exempts items above 9109 in price.
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Washington, Rept
Prison warden connected in ranch theft testimony
A former state prison administrator testified that water pipe, seed, cake, chicken feed, pulp and paint were moved from the prison to Best's Ranch. He said the warden knew of the transfers, kept records, and that a convict worked at the ranch nearly a year living there in civilian clothes. He described ranch expenses, cattle and a fattened pig, and hinted at hidden blankets during an inspection.
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Denver
Rept
Roy Bant
State Penitentiary
Raymond Edgar Price
Yip
John Metzger
Frank Spade
Price
Mra
Pral
Melrger
Slaghter House
Trigon Planbking
Prico
Heviao
Urivaly
Utivan
Justice Molland
Metzger
Zatletes
Zarlenga
Procter and Gamble Ad Feels Prices Rise
Fragmentary OCR notes show Procter and Gamble advertising a price rise in wholesale food items. The text references an incra font and mentions a power increase affecting costs and wages, with immediate effect.
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Sona
Procter and Gambi
He Washold Soane
Affective Immedia
Lncresess
Esquire Sorry Sparks Kilgore Texas Firestorm
Kilgore Texas residents demanded an apology after Esquire ran Oklahoma football feature showing three Kilgore College Rangerettes as Oklahoma coeds. Mayor Roy Laird urged keeping magazines off stands. Kilgore Chamber urged boycott. Esquire president Alfred Simart offered a courteous apology to Kilgore College students.
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Kilgore
Tex
University of Oklahoma
Require
Texas Oil City
Kilgore College Rangerettes
Rangerettes
Tanger
Oklahoma
Lonitani
State
Roy Laird
Chawber of Commerce
Com Og
Chicago
Alfred Simart
Esquire
Aid
Sugore
Kilmore College
Texas
Occurrence Rate of Forest Fires Reaches 10-Year High
The Forest Service reports the Rocky Mountain region experiencing a ten year high in forest fire occurrence through August 31. Regional chief W S Davis notes scorching conditions persist despite cool spells. Regional fires up 21 percent from 1948 in many areas with Colorado rising 48 percent. acreage burned totals 8,380 regionwide, Colorado up to 3,190 acres.
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Denver
Forest Service
Rocky Mountain
W. S. Davis
Darin
Theft Reported Of Pipe Cutting Machine At Public Hospital
The theft of a new Rizid pipe cutting machine from the grounds at Dew Wald County Public Hospital was reported by the superintendent of Johnson-Davia Construction Company. Police said the machine, valued at FH00, appears to have been stolen despite security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dew Wald County Public Hospital
Johnson-Davia Construction
Copany
Korean War Casualties From Colorado and Wyoming
The Defense Department lists casualties from Korea including Pte. Tommy Woods of Colorado killed in action and Pte. Ernest Montoya and Pte. Ronald Younger wounded but returning to duty. From Wyoming, Pvt. Freeman M. Wada worth reported killed in action and others previously listed as wounded now back to duty.
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Washington
Bent
Department of Défenss
Colorado
Athy
Tommy Woods
Colorado State
Homer
South
Washington Street
Carver
Ac-Ter
Army
Ernest Montoya
Cornelio Montoya
Ruben Santistevan, Jr
Reuben Santistavay
Lucida Mulner
Dines
Daughter of Greeley Pioneer Dies in Denver
Mrs. Man Ann Gordon of Greeley died in Mercy hospital Denver after a heart attack. A longtime Denver resident, she was born in Greeley Sept 21 1881 and leaves four sons, two daughters, 13 grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. Funeral at Howard Mortuary in Denver with interment at Fairmount Three Homes Collapses, Swanses, Wales report notes a freak incident killing an unknown number of occupants.
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Man Ann Gordon
Greeley
Mercy Hospital
Denver
West Eleventh Avenue
Joseph R. Moore
Greeney
Judson Baptist Church
Jo Sure
Joseph Gordon
Charlea Exsteaton
Pittgoureh
Rank Gordon
Baltimore
Tl Garden
Longe Beach
Telier Allapach
Hunice Mae Long
Morrison
Howard Mortuary
Fairmount
Taft backs 30 ground divisions plan in Senate debate
Washington reports Senator Taft supports Senator Lodge's push to raise U S ground divisions to 30, aiming for about 500000 troops. Lodge says 20 divisions may be needed to bolster Europe against potential attack, with five more at home for global contingencies. Taft calls for careful pace until unified defense pacts and European troop pledges are in place.
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Rede
Lelt Erickson
Tasyongpong
Hasju Bay
Pyongyang
Washington
Taft
T-Ohio
Lodge
R-Mass
Old
Senate
Europe
Husain
Mogaadingetts
United Nations
Colorado ranges below average with weaker feed conditions
Colorado livestock ranges and pastures fell below average by Sept 1, while Montana and Wyoming stayed good. Drought reduced Colorado range condition to 74 points, hay and grain supplies tightened, cattle and sheep weighted by limited feed, ranchers restocking gradually, and some drought pressures noted in Wyoming with ongoing water shortages.
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Denver
Colorado
Montana
Wyoilie
Onta- Tru Department of Agrinuwiture
Wyoming
Johnsons Resignation Said Imminent
A Washington confidant said Louis Johnson may quit as defense secretary soon amid White House concerns and mounting congressional criticism. Report notes President Truman has shown patience but divisions with Secretary of State Acheson raise cabinet stability questions as a dismissal call grows from some lawmakers and public factions.
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Washington
Truman
Louis Johnson
Hy Numa
Johnson
White House
Defense Department
Congress
Provident
Tauriella
p+ NY
lipiWideratood
Jobson
Li Iaty Defense
Jamus Porrestat
Marine Corns League
Tolgaon
Nestroyal
Yignrowaly
White ‘House
Inlinson
Ancheson
Defense Department Erie
Reident
Acheson
Eibers
le Democratic
Defenan
Rome
Truman approves substantial increases for Western Europe forces
President Truman announced substantial increases in United States forces in Western Europe. He said timing and scale would be worked out with NATO allies and Joint Chiefs of Staff input. The move aims to boost defense effectiveness and deter Soviet aggression.
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Washington
Trinnita Tnday
Europe
America
Joint Chiefs of
Atalf
Rataul Renea
Anchesor
Johun Rom
Truman
United States
National League and American League score roundup
Baseball scores from multiple games include Brooklyn and New York with four to nine innings totals, Philadelphia and Chicago matchups, plus details of Beaton Nixon Rogar and other pitchers and batters. Several games listed with incomplete or inconsistent lineups indicate a Monday reset status for remaining schedules.
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A. UE
Brooklyn
New York
Roe Bankhynd
Edwenls
Magiln and
Wostrum
Boston
Philadelphin
Surkont
Hogne
Cele
Usetner
Cooper
Bimmons
Miller
Konstanty
Semkick
Parade opens final day of Keenesburg Fair
Keenesburg hosts a bustling parade drawing thousands along the route from the fairgrounds to downtown. Mary Ann Lott, 11, wins junior fair girl division as judging continues with exhibits in foods fashion and livestock. The day features 4-H floats, best decorated entries, and community prizes amid competitions and an evening entertainment lineup.
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Keenesburg
Weld
Thin Marti
Beclan
Mary’ Ann Lott
Add Myre
William Lott
Prospect Valley
Elyle Review
Aml
Mary Ann
T Ie
Lusy Lees
Amatean Legion
Anil
Kernesburg Hopslerg Eich Rurminieg
Pluilu Valley Club
Homestead Grange
Prospret Mothers Home Demonstration Club
Pomextead Grange
Hadwon Bay Senate
Keens Power and Equipment
Keene Hardware and Appliance
Johnny's Pulp
Catlhye Drivein
Clindette Langley
Jerrilyn McEntire
Keene Valley Howe Demonstration Club
Lonna Bauer
Larry Dury
Keith Meagh
Enrollment increases after first week in Greeley public schools
Total enrollment in Greeley public schools rose to 1,395 after the first week, up 169 from the same period last year. Elementary enrollment stood at 1,890, junior high 784, and high school 461, with year-to-year changes noted in each division. An unrelated note mentions the Kingsbury ordnance plant resuming shell loading in 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Neopen la Porte
Ind
Kingsbury Ordnance Plant
Aines
No Signs of Agreement in GE Strike
Reported talks between GE and the CIO union show no early consensus as federal mediators watch. GE negotiators return to New York while papers in plant cities publish coverage. Ford and Lincoln plants face worker scrutiny as a five year contract nears approval.
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Armorsaniul Pres
Aledele
Ils
Developeenta
Washington
New York
Pight
CIO International Union of Slectmen Workers
IUM
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Lincoln
Bedford Proposes End to Property Tax Surcharge
Colorado official Bedford proposes ending property tax on state general fund by shifting assessment to state board of equalization. board to meet Sept 18. He argues taxes total 3.84 mills statewide fund institutions and capital programs, with value around 6 million dollars annually. He favors central evaluation of multi county corporations and return of tax control to local communities.
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Denver
Colorado
Elate Neve
State Board of Equalization
Stomer F
Board of Equalizaion
Dadford
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Marvy A. Bullivan
Olea Teaver
Harry A. Sulelivan
State Board of Veterans Affair
American Legion
Johason
Tenn
Fred Murphy
Mure Bay
Joan
Memphia
Atlanta
Simutory Masonic Temple
Peachires Street
State Prison
Best
Gordon G
Kaufman
Petersborough
Wallace
la Silo
Meladie Lane
Perfidia
St. Albana
Keufion
Performaziva Regater
Anerican Guernsey Cattle Club
Waat Pelntars
Hasan Front
South Korea
Sept. S
Korea
David Corisin
Los Angeles
Robert Green
Oakland
Calif
Cadeta
Bird
New Mexico
Pusan
Cho Deng Wan
Pusa
Maiu
Kim Chong Wan
Wongdong Wey
Esquire President
Collapas
Swanses
Wales
Taff
Colo
West Europe
National League Seas
Kiwanis
Dox H. Murdock
Kiwania International, Ie
Paul W. Raus
John &. Chadwick
Kiwania International
Ho Ie
Fellowship
Gen MH. Murdock
Snyder Hall
CSGE
Kiwanis International
Howard Weiss
Overley Club
Paul de Rous
Center
Mire
Murdock
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bedford
Muerie
Lew Plainfield
Prilliany
Muhlenhore
Murrle
Lershoy Chocolats
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