Pueblo Primary Counts Stir Denver Report Mixup
Gordon Gause reports in Denver on Colorado's light primary race for the state supreme court. Frank H. Hall leads briefly as Pueblo reports shift totals, Bradfield and Johnson slide. official results await certified counts from 1,650 precincts and a state board meeting.
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Hall
Judge Bradfield
Denver
Gordon G. Gause
Colorado
Supreme Court
Frank H. Hall
Trinidad
New Pueblo
George H. Bradfield
Greeley
Virgo H. Johnson
Cheyanne Wells
Johnson
Wanvarsing
Marisa
Counies
Weather Local 24 Tours Ends at BA Thursday
Universal forecast shows Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico with partly cloudy to cloudy skies Thursday through Friday. Showers and thunderstorms possible, cooler conditions in the west and north, windy eastern plains. Fragments indicate scattered showers, thunder and lightning across the region with cooler temperatures Thursday and Friday.
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Eastern Plaine
Wyoming
New Mexico
Belgian heads Schuman Plan's General Assembly
Paul Heuri Spaak of Belgium was elected first president of the Schuman Plan's General Assembly. Spark of Belgium's Socialist party won 38-3 on the first ballot over Helnirth Von Brentano of West Germany. The assembly convened for its inaugural session in Strasbourg at Malaon de L Europe.
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France
Paul Heuri Spaak
Belgium
Schuman Plan
General Assembly
Spark
Sociallet Party
Helnrith von Breteno
West Germany
Pirk
Strasbourg
Malaon de L'Europe
House of Europe
Speak
United Nations General Assembly
Council of Europe
von Brentano
Indicted former No 2 Internal Revenue official
Daniel A. Bolich, once the governments No 2 tax official, was indicted by a Brooklyn grand jury on charges of evading his own income taxes. The case ties to ongoing tax scandals probes, with potential penalties up to 25 years and 50 000 dollars. Bolich previously served as assistant revenue commissioner during inquiries. Grunewald, a Washington figure, propels questions about hotel living arrangements cited in testimony.
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Daniel A. Bolich
Justice Department
Brooklyn
Bollch
Ilelal
Iavenna
Granery
Dolch
Polich
House
Bolich
Balien
Kenny Grunewald
Grunewald
Huse
Erand
Brooklin
Britain Studies Mexican Plan on War Prisoners
Britain weighs Mexican proposals to end the Korean war prisoner deadlock. A Foreign Office spokesman said a daily conference would judge the plan as serious, calling for neutral counts of prisoners who wish to remain abroad. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden discussed the issue with UN Secretary General Trygve Lie as the United Nations moves toward a General Assembly session.
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U. Bh
Truereble
Lip
Fkilon
Francesco Pleas
Gimmick Unloads Fish San Promo
A firm develops a gimmick for emptying ramlines with a large rubber electrolyte panel. The device transfers the gift from carrier bay to canneries at eight tons of fish per hour. Marelage License Robert L. Vereb of Denver and Florabeila Duran of Greeley are noted.
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Robert L. Vereb
Denver
Florabeila Duran
Greeley
North Colorado Students to Play in Navy Band Here
Ten Northern Colorado students will have a chance to join the United States Navy Band during a Wednesday matinee in Gunter Hall. Selection will be handled by Wayman Walker, Colorado State College of Education, with high school band directors’ input. Participants come from Greeley Windsor Eaton Longmont Fort Collins Fort Morgan Stirling Brush and Ligoland. Lieutenant Commander Charles Brendler, USN, conductor of the Navy Band, will meet with the chosen musicians before the performance.
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Colorado
Ula Band
Gunter Hall
Jayeer
Alph School
Newgram
Whade
Wayman
Walker
Colorado State College of Education
Greeley
Windsor
Eaton
Longmont
Fort Collins
Fort Morgan
Stirling
Brush
Uogeland
Charles Brendler
USN
le Tniled Staten Navy Band
State School Enrollment Up Five Per Cent
Colorado schools show a five percent rise in enrollment, totaling about 210,000 students, driven by postwar baby boom and kindergarten entry. Denver leads with roughly 24,000 more students, while many towns report gains between 1,000 and 2,000, reflecting statewide education spending since 1901.
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Fern
Denver
Punhin
Colorado Springs
Boulder
Greelee
Poneman
Sakay
Fort Morgan
Severe Electrical Storm Fires Kill Calf in Weld
A severe electrical storm ripped Platteville area causing fires and the death of a calf. The Weld County volunteer fire department battled flames near Fininhalt and near Matleville, saving one animal and suppressing multiple blazes before dark. The storm damaged farm buildings and disrupted the northwest region as a tornado-like event accompanied by heavy rain and strong winds.
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Plattecitia Tiene
Riowete Platleyle
Fininhalt
Matleville
Anther
Mountain View Register Headline Clash Over Speed
Adlal views at sixty miles an hour triggered a weather report mishap as a mistaken headline appears in the Mountain View Register. Readers see a garbled line about Whistle But No Step and a calf named Slevenrun, reflecting a chaotic OCR fragment.
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Adlal Slevenrun
California
Mountain View Register
Adlal Wul
Smith Named to National Elks Ritualistic Committee
Marc Smith of Greeley, former exalted ruler of Lodge No. 808, is appointed a member of the BPOE national ritualistic committee. The role oversees rules for the national ritualistic contest at the grand lodge convention. Smith, a Denver attorney and district attorney for the eleventh judicial district, is cited as the first Coloradan to join the panel in years.
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Smith
Greeley
Elkiom
Grand Lodge
Sam Stern
Mallow
Focal Lodge
Elks
Colorado
Tle
Greeley Allorney
Elenib
Texas Ballot Labels Stir Debate At Democratic Convention
The Texas Democratic convention faced contention over ballot labeling as Nixon and allegedly Democratic candidates were shown on the ballot under a Democratic label. Officials said the filing included presidential motor endorsements and party slate indications. A separate incident reported a crash near Firestone with a sheriff detaining a suspect after a Boulder county chase.
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Richard Nixon
Thurstas
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
John Sparkman
Jack Ross
Pallas
Oeder
Truman backs Adlai on one party press and 1948 note
President Truman defended a one party press and criticized Eisenhower. He argued newspapers favor Dewey in 1948 and noted Stevenson’s campaign framing. he warned against an isolationist Republican Congress and emphasized pursuit of peace over partisan bias, citing past editorial support and fairness in reporting.
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Adlai Sre- Venson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Ispeare
Elsenhower
Brevenson
Truman
Remar Frele
Tarthy
Texas
Eisenhower
Sen. Jenner
Congress
Eliennawee
Lavanted Y
Mogt
Thomas F. Dewey
Baseball wrap from Torlay’s and major league notes
Fragmented sports column noting National and American League scores with players and teams named across New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland and Washington. Also brief local police item reports a drawer theft of fifteen dollars from Coronade hall office and a battery ram claim.
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Coronade
Newlperd Lee
Burplar Hart
Malaya Needs Pilots Amid Regional Air Training Push
An article reports on Malayan efforts to recruit pilots as part of a regional air training program. Marshall 3.0 Sanderson addresses the Singapore-based RySeree Kemten’s Association, outlining the push to expand pilot capacity for the Malayan Auxiliary Air Force.
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Singapore
Malayan Auxiliary Air Forve Js
Astang
Ofa Wahedamal Innit
Marshall
Sanderson
RySeree Kemten’s Association of Singapore
Enrollment totals in Greeley public schools
A historic enrollment report shows 3,936 students enrolled in public schools by Tuesday of the second week of the school year. It notes 4,984 evident students spending across districts and cites counts for elementary junior high and high school buildings, with Franklin, Mapana, and Grepyex high mentioned. The first day of the school year, Thursday, September, records 3,759 students enrolled.
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Greeley
Etudrids
Chief Accidentally Sends False Alarm in Virginia
TAVHMOND Va. alarm triggered by error as apparatus and battalion rushed to scene Wednesday. Chief John Flinnigan met responders. alarm box door opened and closed accidentally, false alarm confirmed.
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Tavhmond
Plee
John Fliinegan
Flinegan
FlineRin
Oil strikes and drilling activity across Amerada region
Amerada Petroleum reports oil in Bertha Shayp No 4 near Arush in Washington county with gas and oil flow complicating 44 inch casing. State No 1 Painter well in Murphy county begins drilling below the outlet pipe. Continental Ad company’s Grover W Basher No 4 sits at 300 feet. Gillette No 2 and related wells show delayed completions. Greasewood Osquad area plans joint exploratory work by Brillet American Oil and Bay Petroleum to start local reconnaissance.
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Arush
Washington County
Beats
Amerada
Resina
AL Roggen
Well County Murphy Corporation
Grover W. 1
Basher
Continental Ad Company
Sherrod Apperson & Siler
Miles Gillette No. 2
Gillette No
Colorado-Wyoming
Bay Petroleum Company
Tsa
Maxing & Locailan
Polio Strikes Eight in One Family. One Boy Dies at Hospital
A large family near Morrilly Nob contends with a polio outbreak. eleven children aged 3 to 12 were treated at St. Marys Hospital, as the 11th child Robert Eupene 11 died Wednesday morning. Parents described as distraught while attending to the afflicted. Hospital ward reports note the rapid spread over five days and the community mourning. Additional notices include VFW auxiliary meeting details and local council announcements.
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Thiel
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Hove
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Ness
Sabiister
Mary Daseyit
St. Mary's Hospital
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Alhetta Kawi
Te Beereye Helen
Mip
President Eisenhower weighs in on McCarthy support
The president pledges party unity and would back the Republican slate from top to bottom while avoiding a blanket endorsement. He adds that any candidate who uses un-American methods should be judged harshly and reiterates his caution on endorsing McCarthy without broader confirmation.
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Gory hill battle as Korean and Chinese forces clash
Reports from the front describe heavy fighting on a central hill with Chinese forces pouring artillery and attempting to seize a crest held by South Koreans. U N and Allied units engaged, with massive casualties and relentless shelling as dawn neared.
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Truman Denies White House Pressure on Caudle Testimony
President Truman said there was no White House pressure on former internal revenue official Candie Caudle to influence tax matters. Caudle testified in a dusty department probe that government officials sometimes sought to sway his decisions, though Truman and committee members differed on the interpretation of those remarks.
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Russians Lift Highway Strip Blockade Again
The article reports on the temporary reopening of a blockade on a highway between the American and Allied border checks. US military police and relief teams negotiated access, citing Hessian fences and earlier patrols as obstacles. The border stretch was opened briefly to allow a U S relief convoy to pass near the Upreiinden checkpoint amid Soviet restrictions.
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Galroleo
MFL
Joey
Mit Peng
Gar Stolen From Fork Gentine Sheriff Office Report
A report from the sheriff's office details the theft of a man named Hart who was struck on the head and abducted. Authorities indicate a companion was involved and the vehicle linked to the incident is a pivotal clue. Police pursue leads near Lucerne as the investigation continues.
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Fort Lewis Cleared in Denver Board Report
The state board cleared Fort Lewis A and M College at Hesperva of waste and mismanagement charges in a report to Governor Thornton. Joseph R. Nelson, a former planter at the school, had written letters accusing officials. The board labeled Nelson a disinforming emissary.
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Fort Lewis
Sen Taff to Speak for Brother and GOP Ticket
Senator Taff will speak on behalf of his brother Charles P. Tall and the Republican slate. Announcement from party headquarters on September 17 notes the younger Tall is the chosen candidate for New York. Eisenhafer is expected to administer the oath at the event.
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Olo G Avernag
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