Ball of Fire Seen Over Colorado Believed Not Meteor
Reports from Greeley to Pueblo describe a bright ball and trail across the sky, seen by residents and pilots. Colorado University officials weighed in saying it was likely not a meteorite, while pilots near Denver and Lowry Air Force Base observed the phenomenon and tracked it across a wide arc from Wyoming to Trinidad.
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de. Wiliam R. Rose
Jg Colorado
Biate College of Educaion
CHCH
Denver
Wyoming
Rockies
H. A. Gurney
Gurney
St. George
Uter
Eryalal Cleir
Earth
Colorado
Laramle
Wyo
Fort Collns
Gresley
Ontorado Springs
Pueblo
Trinidad
GAA
Keane
Lowry
Fonnton Re elected to 27th AFL President Term
A former Ohio coal miner described as a 0 year old figure is elected to a 27th consecutive term as president of the American Federation of Labor. The event marks a continuation of Fonnton’s long leadership of the federation.
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Fonnton
Wikiama Greso
Ohio
Oey
American Federation of Labor
Ault Festival Kicks Off With Parade and Events
Ault’s annual fall festival opens tonight with a street parade at 2 PM and a Friday program featuring exhibits and Spanish fiesta. Saturday features a game between Ault and Brighton B at 7 30 PM, a modern dance at 8 30 PM, and a square dance at the Awe gymnasium.
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Ault
Brighton
Dante
Awe
Ayia
Car prowls in Colorado Springs arrest report
Colorado Springs, Sept 30. Car prowls in the Denver Boulder Greeley area totaled loots over 2,000 cleared up, Detective Captain B v Goatright said. Officers stopped a car patrolmen Joe Speare and Carl Ferry found flashlights and gear and arrested Robert Robinson, 21, and an 11 year old companion. They were taken to Golden by Sheriff Enlow. no further prowling in the immediate area was reported.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Denver
Boulder-Greeley
B. v. Goatright
Tor ‘Routies
Boatbelt
Joe Speare
Carl Ferry
Tooa
Diankete
Robinert Robinson
Sherrit Enlow
House Refuses Ban on ECA for Nations Trading with Reds
Washington measures show the House rejected a ban on emergency economic aid to nations trading with Russia and satellites. A security-based provision passed to halt aid if trade with Russia harms U.S. interests, backing administration moves. The tally was 237 to 3 in favor of the administration, amid debate over broader export restrictions and Rep. Taber's challenge to a modified Senate amendment.
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Reds
Washington
Russia
United States
Trumann
Taber
Senate
Congress
Model Makes Big Hit In Absent Minded Pageant
In Copaniagen Denmark Sept 22 a striking young model wowed spectators with a gleaming smile during a fashion show. The event drew a large audience as she opened the Townesvat display and performed with confident flair. A later line suggested a misstep about a nightie. no serious harm reported. Separately, word arrived of the death of Dr A H Nihinar of Line Oltn early that morning.
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Denmark
Odenai
Vigorien
Anylarge
Shu
15 To Take Army Amie In Denver Examinations
In Denver on October 15, candidates will undergo a military medical exam and physical fitness assessment. The event, organized by local health authorities, tests endurance and suitability for army service among applicants.
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Kwaley
Denver
American Plan Gets Assembly Green Light
New York reports the United Nations considers a four point program named United Action for Peace led by Dean Acheson. It includes a peace narrative to monitor trouble spots and stand by military forces to support UN decisions, with debates on national status and Greek Balkan issues and Spanish questions ongoing.
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Tom Ochiltree
New York
Dean Acheson
United Nations
Gasemabiy
Acheson
Assembly
United Action For Peace
U.N
China
Soviet Union
Russia
Culua
Czechoslovakia
Spain
Bickel Addresses Labor Officials Here
George Bickel editor and Usher of the Longmint Ledger spoke at a county Democratic Central committee dinner to discuss workmen's compensation and pensions. Other guests included Lacy Wilkinson, James A Lawl, and Otho Franklin who introduced the attendees.
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Democratic Contral Committee
George Bickel
Longmint Ledger
WRS
Bickel
Cngress
Lacy Wilkinson
James A Lawl
Boulder
Otho Franklin
Canaldale
Truman Slated To Veto Bill To Control Reds
A Washington source says President Truman plans to veto the new antired control bill approved by Congress. The unnamed adviser notes many want the bill signed, but the president is expected to veto it, signaling a political clash over anti-Communist legislation.
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Truman
Washington
Congress
White Houses
Xepartora
Rainer
New Students Begin Activities at CSCE Orientation Week
Gravitation week activities start at Colorado State College of Education with a welcome assembly and orientation events for freshmen and transfer students. Dr William R Rowe and others address attendees while a campus tour, health checks, and photo identifications are planned. A pet acquainted party and a Friday student theater show follow, with various faculty and local community members in attendance.
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Sylventer T Toussaint
Student Personne
Varle Mieka
Iron Greeley
Davold Kelley
Greeley
Hjellrabrule
Ani
Questa
Tober-Kened Fier
Mod
Roxas
Fund
Toussaint
Grace Wilam
Howard Reid
Lyman Graybeal
Merle Parsons
Janie Latham
Marcia Cottingham
Ralph Hargrove
Fitzhugh Hambrick
Mtr
Mra
Mark Seaman
Mies Deilores Jimes
Margaret Borde
Sky
Mmirg
Werner Guesin
Q L Troxel
George Sanderson
Roy M. Carson
Williem Hartman
Ninemites
Vincent Cyvhers
Dale Lorimer
William Creewell
Nora White
Dick Picctoxli
Prestdone
Hail Council
Love Avenue Light Request Spurs City Action
City officials are urged to install a street light on Love Avenue after residents complain the area is unsafe at night. The request comes amid ongoing concerns over pedestrian safety and vandalism in the neighborhood.
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Love Avenue
Tampa
Airport Searchlight Nabs Holdup Suspect
Tanger September 1 A twenty minute chase ended when a patrol spotlight pinned down a holdup suspect at Danvee's municipal airport police said. The man, identified as Charles Huggins 42 of Pittsburgh Pa, was recognized by Irving Nathenson Mountain Lounge manager who said the downtown tavern holdup occurred about 2 am with $2000 taken. Huggins made no statement and was held on suspicion of aggravated robbery. He carried a Salt Lake City flight ticket due out at 4:99 AM.
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Tanger
Daenvee
Lee Raedel
Charles Huggins
Pittsburgh
Irving Nathenson
Mountain Lounge
Sudh
Huggins
Hugasing
Salt Lake City
Weather Summary for Several Regions and Days
Local forecast covers 44 hours ending Thursday morning with highs and lows in unspecified values. Warmth continues near Thursday and Friday with warmer conditions into Friday across Colorado and Wyoming. Scattered showers or thunderstorms possible along the southern border and southeast New Mexico into Thursday night and Friday. northern areas expected mostly fair with some unsettled conditions near borders.
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Wyoming
Warner Nouih
Rongenateria
New Mexico
Marshall Takes Office as HST Says He Had Orders in China
Marshall becomes secretary of defense in a private oath at the Pentagon and discusses 1945 China policy with the joint chiefs. Truman notes Marshall's China mission and public statements, while testimony earlier tied to Pearl Harbor period is referenced.
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Ching
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Pearl Harbor
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Marshall Ordera
Ha Éald Blarzhall
Jamen Fi Byenes
Carr Says Definitely Improved in Every Way
Colorado republican leaders meet in secret to map campaign as gubernatorial candidate Ralph L. Carr shows improvement from a serious infection. Physicians caution it may be this weekend before rally progress is evident amid leadership shakeups and questions about Carr continuing in the race.
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Denver
Colorado
Ralph L. Carr
Carr
Tomorro
Lloyd
William
Pusblo
J. Edgar Chenoweth
GOP
Chenoweth
Campaleh
Major League Baseball American League standings snippet
A jumble of league and team lines shows scores and player abbreviations. Names such as Murphy Guerra Campanella Nowell and Yvars appear among mixed inning results and error notes, with teams Pittsburgh Cincinnati New York and others referenced in a fragmented box score style.
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Ono
Tianklyn
Worl
Queen
Dickson
McCullough
Muathie
Thormano
Nankhond
Beanen
Pallen
Campanella
Cincinnati
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Fox
Smith
Nowell
Magle
Kennedy
Spencer
Iby Krarine
Yvars
Panton
Stalay
Deaxle
Rico
Spalutees
Reet
Truman Dodges Signing Red Control Bill
Washington news: President Truman avoided answering whether he will sign the Red Control bill passed overwhelmingly. He said the measure has not reached his desk and he will inform reporters once it does. He noted his previous stance favored many provisions but did not declare an action before review.
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Washington
Truman
Nnh
Lapleasura
University of Colage Masters Debt Grant Awarded
William He Clapneen of the University of Colaged receives a 3,901 grant for dental UwaMate Het eat and Sept 21, 1949, Washington news item.
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U. Man Geto Aeasarch
Washington
William He Clapneen
The
University of Cologeds Mastering War
Marines Battle Near Seoul in Hard Fought Suburb Fight
American Marines battled in Yongdungpo and surrounding areas on the northern outskirts of Seoul, seizing much of the southwestern suburb as fighting intensified. Reinforcements moved up from Inchon while reports of a Red mystery column approaching the city circulated alongside house to house combat and rapid river crossings.
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Tokyo
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Nouthwestern
Yongdungpo
Tia Yangdiugpo
Nouth
Beovl
Tam Tanbert
Inchon
Weare
Mau
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Gly
Lambert
Neide
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Bago
Colum
North Korea
Bealdor
Neftral Otter
Douglas MaccArthur
Mirins Gertur
United Nations
Missouri
Ifa
Yellow Sea
Lemuel C. Shepnerd
Factic Fleet Marine Forces
City Wins U S Prize on Traffic Court Practice
Washington Sept 21 The American Bar Association awarded Los Angeles the first prize in a nationwide contest for excellence in traffic court practice. The judges cited improved procedures and noted Detroit placed second. Mayors and officials discussed mandatory bar membership for magistrates and moving traffic courts to council chambers.
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Low Angeles
Wera
Morse
R-Oce
Los Angeles
Newyer
Colo
Dirat
Hvannvile
Ind
Salt Lak City
Greeley, Cole
Frat
Greeley
Price N. Hopkins
Hopkins
Charles A. Karowaky
Hopkin
Nolles Court
Ely
Lortey
Elty
North Dakota Firm Low Bidder on Pole Hill Section
The Federal Reclamation Bureau said a North Dakota firm was the apparent low bidder for the Pole Hill section of the Colorado Big Thompson project near Traveland. Thendler Construction bid 741,740 dollars, below the engineer estimate of 776,732, for a project including a power plant, access road, diversion dam and afterbay dam. A. & Horton Construction of Denver placed second with 857,035.90 dollars. bids must be reviewed in Washington before work can start.
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Federal Reclamation Bureau
Dickingon, N. Dak
Pole Hill
Colorado Big
A. &. Horton Construction Company
Bureau
Washington
Bickel resigns from Merit Board in Denver report
Denver reports that George L. Binkal of Longmont a Democratic candidate submitted his resignation from the state civil services commission to Governor Johnson. Binkal has served on the commission since May 1949 and made the move after the Sept 19 primary.
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George L. Binkal
Longmont
Diabelet
Toliy
Johnson
Mukel
Legmont Lodgee
Heatore
Rickel
Romminainn Mf
Ba Raven de Alaa
Balers
Sun Dase
Rig Eewitaineer
Plumbing School Attendees Finish Colorado Course
T C Death and Glen Paul of Weld county health department completed a weeklong plumbing course in Colorado Springs. The state health department sponsored the instruction and enforces the state plumbing code.
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T. C. Death
Glen Paul
Weld
Coomly
Health Department
Sandarkans
Colorado Springs
State Health Department
Governor Defends State Mental Home Administration
Governor Walter Johnson defended the state's mental home during a Grand Junction talk on Wednesday. He vowed to travel to Denver for a statement refuting charges, lauding Dr. Jefferson and the hospital staff while stressing faith in the Appropriation Committee and citizens’ duty to support the institution.
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Bet
Denver
State Home Administration
Grad Junction
Walter Johnson
Welter Walker
Rally Sentinel
Jefferson
Johnson
Totter
Renate
Onvarnor Johnson
Vols
Uilizetts
Hla
Poten
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