Hunter Quits as GOP Publicity Man Over Severance Tax Drive
Denver publicist Ed M. Hunter resigns as publicity director of the Colorado Republican state committee after Gov. Thornton protests his ties to oil producers opposing a severance tax amendment. Hayter continues handling oil operator publicity while Thornton seeks a non lobbied campaign image. Hunter says the resignation was prompted by Thornton and notes his own stake in the severance campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
GOP
Thornton
Denver
Dan Thorn
Colorado
Republicanpigh
Ed M. Hunter
GOP State Committee
Priday
Hayter
Algo
Realxo
Elrs
Conumiitee
Thorntat
Investigators Link Plane Blast to Bomb in Luggage
Mexico City investigators said a bomb likely caused the blast that ripped open a passenger plane shortly after takeoff from Mexico City for Oaxaca. An insured passenger was alleged to be involved, and one suspect remained unnamed. Several aboard were injured as the aircraft landed at Santa Lucia.
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Mexico City
Here
Oaxaca
Tad Plat
Santa Lucia
Local 24 Hour Weather Finding for Mountain States
Weather forecast notes a 24 hour period ending at 3 a.m. Friday with a high of 87 and a low of 35. Colorado and Wyoming expect fair with a temperature change Friday, warmer into Friday night and Saturday. New Mexico shows fair Friday with a mild and warmer trend into Friday night and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Nixon Outdraws Sparkman in Ogden Campaign
Republican Sen. Nixon campaigned vigorously in Utah and Colorado denying foreign and domestic policy failures. He faced questions on his finances and said he would not attend a TES conference to discuss his income sources. Sparkman, Democratic VP candidate, spoke in Ogden to a sizable gathering days earlier.
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Morrie Landsberg
Grand Junction
Colon
Michard Nixon
View
Utah
Colorado
Texas
Oklahoma
California
Suat
Olf
Ogden Claw
Aasa
Bas
Korea
Nizah
Sen. Uohn, Sparkman
Alsbams
Ogden
Nixon
Washington, D. C
Washington
Niton
Oil discovery reported in Washington County well
Oil in Wash County Hoax: a DenverShell report states an exploration well in northwestern Washington County Colorado reached 4 924 905 feet and yielded 1 800 feet of oil and 1200 feet of water. The No 1 Gates well sits at a depth of 0 42 fortis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Shell
Washington Counts
Colorado
European Assembly Pushes broad European Britain union plan
The consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe urged its 13 member governments to create a vast economic union embracing the British Commonwealth and Western Europe. The 34 to 0 vote backed pooling resources for regional development, though each state would implement the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasbourg
France
Consultative Assembly of the
Council of Europe
British Commonwealth
Weslern Europe
Fin
United States
Meniber Alates
Painter-Slate No 1 wildcat tops Muddy formation
The Painter-Slate No 1 well a Murphy corp wildcat struck the Muddy sand top during coring Thursday night at depth of FAT foot with strong Greenhorn echoes in the slush pits. Location cited as N EWSW 28 362 with related notes on nearby formations and other wildcat interests in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildcat
Murphy Corporation
Greenhorn
Clereford
Watts
Murphy
Fort Hara
la Gloria Corporation
Krote
Nwsw
George & Wrather
Skelly Tarmaut
Methodists To Discuss Building Plans Tonight
The first quarterly conference at the Fired Methodist church on Tenth and Greet avenues meets in the charete parlor at 7 80 pm Friday. Rev. George Beery of the Greely district will preside as plans and authorization for a building project are presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fired Methodist Church
Charete
George Beery
Greeley Dstrict
Sabres Shoot Down Four MIGs in Korea Air War
Seoul reports Sabre jets destroyed four Communist MIGs in heavy air battles. In four days total, 56 MIGs claimed destroyed with additional aircraft damaged. U.S. forces also said Communist probes and renewed Allied attacks challenged supply lines on multiple fronts. Separately, marriage licenses issued for Romero Bedan and Bertha Bedan, and several residents of Greeley and Milliken listed.
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Seoul
Korea
M—U
Fifth Air Force
Saran
Alr
Fores
Sabret
Betiles
Slouiju
Yalu
U.S
Amy
Umen
Rede
U.N
U. S. Marine
Lseju Panthania
Fall Business Pickup Begins in Burdened Market
Fall business shows uneven pickup with fresh signs of dally improvement in trade. World trade slows and dividend cuts reduce profits while retail activity edges ahead of last year. Federal Reserve and Dun and Bradstreet expect modest gains in total retail trade. unemployment rises in several cities per Labor Department reports.
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Gone
Hove
Federal Reverue Bank
Sn Ports Department
Moore
Sinta Tulsa
Charges Adlai Set Up Special Political Fund
A Chicago Tribune report details Governor Adlai E Stevenson in 1950 proposing a special fund for political purposes. It notes gifts to state officials, denials of pressure for contributions, and questions about subsidies to state employes amid broader criticism of Stevenson's finances and ties to business.
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Ghigago
Adlai B. Stevenson
Davis M. Cummings
Pearls Pauker
Dusinessman
Wan
Jing
Cummings
Chicago ‘Tribune
Llinois
Fred J; Hoebler
State Welfare Department
Washington
Stevensen
Hoehler
Denéay
Soehler
Stevenson
Carl Kresl
Dan
Springfield
Kresl
Indianapolis
Charles A . Brownson
Rind
Stevenbin
Winds
IO Mealing
James W. Stacks
Taylorville
Peabody
Starks
Peabody Company
Waller Eadie
Brownson
New Orient
Stexengad
Hiss
Ewald
Eadie
Tarte
Vewshions
Forget Me Not Day Drive By Greeley Veterans Aid
Saturday will feature a blue flower sale organized by Greeley Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans and local volunteers. Proceeds support disabled veterans and dependents in the coming year with headquarters at Home Light and Power Company in Greeley.
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Gresley Concerts Association
Hunter Wiseman
Mra
Z. Baker
Bexhind
Paul Lodwick
William Losch
Gresley Concerto Association
Roy Utter
Cochairman
D. WH. Corsberg
Elan
Henry Steinimack
Samus Wegenast
Coch
Mra. Wer
Utter
Homie Light and Power Company
Robert Widlund
Ty Greeley
Disabled American Veterans
Greeley
Grealey
Drivq
Home Light and Power Company
Metzger Attacks Thornton in Salida Colorado Campaign Speech
Democratic candidate John W. Metzger derides Gov Dan Thornton as weak and outlines a statewide drive to expose alleged administration faults. He vows to press issues, travel to villages and cities, and focus on national policy impacts for Colorado while seeking re election in 1950.
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Salida
Colo.iy
John W. Metzger
Danhornton
Thornton
Republica
Metzger
Anime
Savill
Yin
Colorado
Blood Bookings Short on Friday for Red Cross Train
The American Red Cross blood train visiting Greenville reported 90 pints collected Thursday, 0 short of its daily target, leaving a risk of not reaching the 500-plus pint five day quota. Thursday and Tuesday-Wednesday overages helped but 3 donor openings remained unused Friday morning, with possible shortfalls if not filled.
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American Red Cross Wui
Greelev
Jon Pers
Western Air Gels Direct Rapid City to Salt Lake Rights
The Civil Aeronautics Board granted Western Air Lines direct service rights from Rapid City to Salt Lake City with a through Interchange plan involving Minneapolis and Los Angeles. The decision passed 4 to 1, with Chairman Irland Nyyop dissenting on through route implications. Rights run until Feb 1959.
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Western Air Gels
Rapid City
Salt Lake
Washington WR
Thunaday
Western Affine
Rapid City St. Dy
Salt Lake Gliy
Lhus
Minnerpolis
Ani Lee Anerles
Roar
Iranald Nyyop
Teo. Af
Nerop
Western Airlines
Kensver
Los Anerles
Ely
Feander Airlines
Ie Hutt
Trattie
Westeyn
Im Lutheran Will Build in Glenmere
The Emmanuel Lutheran Church plans construction at Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street in Glenmere Ray Bolley and Floyd Hus Shays announce temporary meeting space at the old church while the new facility is prepared. Plans include moving services to a temporary site, contacting an architect, and financing via the sale of the Fourteenth Street property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmanuel Lutheran Church
Fighth Avenue
Thirteenthetree
Ray Bolley
Floyd Hus Shays
Greeley
Grenville Chiridtensen
Lone Old Church
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
Tiradlay Baptist Temple
Spud Chips, Inc
South Eighth Avenue
Charel
Pasgitis
Fourteenth Avenue
Takeside Drive
Fourteenth Street
Phirteenth
Eighth Avenue
UN Secretary General Plans Narrowed Exit From Post
United Nations chief Triete Le Wan will resign February 1, ending a three year extension. He will retire to Norway with a lifetime pension and may seek Norway's political future. Plans for UN reorganization include deputy posts and higher pay, while Le Wan’s departure follows years of Cold War tensions and cross ideological pressures.
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United Nations
U. la
Triete le Wan
Insd
Norway
Or Tits
Arial
Wail
Eac
Lie
Will
Jenanent
Eanna
Tie Hax
Qyne
Sant Kawtg
Tae
U. G. Frilon
Eisenhower Trails South As North Carolinians Cheer Ike
North Carolinians turn out in large crowds and chant We Ike Ike as Dwight D. Eisenhower campaigns through Charlotte Winston Salem Salisbury and Baltimore. Kenneth Royall and other officials join the effort highlighting economic issues and opposition to centralization while Mamie Eisenhower appears at the station greeting supporters. The tour ends amid praise for his touring strategy and criticisms of the Truman administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Alward Eisenhower
Dwight Th. Eisenhower
Carafia
Republica Qs
Xenise Vircinta
Winston Salem
Elsenhowe
Lobarra Ani
Widenhower
Porto
Aroud
Charlotte
Charlotte Memorial Stadium
Bleenkawer
Tia
Mason and Dixon
Kenneth Royall
Kenneth C
Royall
Torrney
Army
Truman
Sun Cabinet
Wash- Toglon
D. C
Eisenhower
North Carestina
Bleenhower
Washington
Hisenhower
Salsbury
N. G
Ike
Mamie
Manie
Baltimore
Lik
ONG
Mangled Bodies Found Along Union Pacific Tracks
Two severely mangled men were found twelve miles apart along the Union Pacific railroad in eastern Colorado. One body lay near the track west of Watkinson, the other west of Bennell. Both appear tied to a freight or telegraph line, with mangled remains identified only by vague clues.
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Watisins
Cola
Union Pacific
Calorado
Watkinson
Bennell
Hothleer
Rennett
Police Honor Bruce Blancof Gardner in Chef Association
Bruce Blancof Gardner was elected president of the International Aviation of Chefs at Po View Thursday. Cyrille Wel Blancof Gardner was elected national vice president of comradeship sprint Tala.
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Los Angeles
Cyrille Wel Blancof Gardner Mask
International Aevaviation of Chefs
Po View
Bruce
Comradty Sprintr, Tala
Elneten
Driller Hired For Private Gas Water Well Work
Graham Asher reports hiring a drilling crew to dig a water well in the yard and install an air conditioning system at his home. The crew began Friday and expect to complete the task soon for heating and other uses, with rent income from the site projected in three to four years.
Die in Grand Trunk Wreck near Owosso, Michigan
A Grand Trunk wreck near Owosso, Michigan, left one engineer dead and another injured. The westbound locomotive derailed after a collision during a high speed run, with cars overturned and damage widespread. An official report cited excessive speed as the likely cause and noted the derailed units and collateral derailments along the eastbound train.
ROTC Squadron appoints new commanding officer
Schank, a first lieutenant from Greeley, was named commanding officer of the 97th6th volunteer reserve training unit squadron in a ROTC administration building ceremony. New adjutant Josh Arnold and other officers were announced, with brief notes on prior service and medals.
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Thomas
Iimerly
Taining ‘ Ther
Crouin KR
Taian Tr
Vani Seventh Avenue
Walnsing Offierr
Tovmer
Flyst Ideut
Jacob BR. Lebsek
Init
Lincoln
University
Nepyasa
Hr Bussiaas
Aaleul
Joseph 1
Vio
Rotc Anit
Penn
Rerviewnel
Mipelone
Bae
Irs
Republicans to Open Campaign Headquarters in Weld County
Weld County Republicans will open a headquarters at a former Musil Sporting Goods site on Ninth Avenue this Saturday. The center will serve as a meeting place for workers and candidates, a literature distribution point for Eisenhower campaigns, and a coordination hub for the county and state GOP offices. Marlin Field, Weld County Republican chair, arranged the setup with daily hours starting Saturday. Local committeemen and workers are invited to visit and pick up literature.
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Well County
Fenyllean
TWA
Ninth Avenue
Musil Sporting Gooda Flore
Eisenhower
Wand County
Marlin Field
Weld County Republican Central Committee
Peru
Gillette Quits Probers In Senate Subgroup Shakeup
In a resignation amid a probe dispute, Gillette steps down as subcommittee chair. The move shifts leadership to Sen. Henninger DeAfo as five members vote and a new chair is named.
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Washington
Gillette
Senate Eleckons Subrawtitieg
Renton
General Trade Union Rejects Threat of Strike in New York
The General Trade Company rejected a strike threat from the International Association of Electrical Workers and told workers to proceed with planned action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neay York
General Toute Company
Sul Prifay Tt
CLO International
Wien
Fighting on Korean Battlefront Amid Skirmishes and Bombers
Light clashes mark the Korean front with artillery thinning to 1 652 rounds as rains ease. Allied bombers hit Red transport targets in clear weather. pilots report 71 vehicles destroyed. Nine Ball carriers drop 100 tons of bombs on Hulllak supply hub near Pyongyang. Marine units return to action in Yellow Sea Leatherneck sector, seven transformers and a beather tirgle damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloulm— Light Commons
Grotes Ald
Akivminhes
Fleckermd
Gervaa
Nektestiy
Red Transport
Bal
Hulllak
Pyongyang
Marine Checkerboard Equade Ray Rhowrd Lie Cervier Sleity
Activn
Leatherneck
Tirgele
President Attacks Old Isolationists in UN Day Speech
Anansiated Press reports President Truman condemns old isolationists for undermining the United Nations. Senate action cues a Korea War truce by Oct 4. The Constitution Party names a presidential nominee, while the American Party is formed in Nebraska. AFL Employees protest independence from AFL-CIO. Taft urges Republicans to win more votes than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Provident
United Nations
William BE. Jenner
R-Ind
State Department
Koresa
Constitution Party
Denver
Mary Kens
Lincald
Nei
Nebaska
Denvey Convent
Americal Federation of
APE
AFL
Adiat Stevenson
James A. Campbell
Baseball standings and schedule mix from early league games
Fragmented report lists players and teams across the National and American Leagues with scattered results and venues. Mentions Brooklyn, Cincinnati, St. Louis, New York, Philadelphia games and early season dates, with unclear scores and order.
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European Assembly
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Methodists
Licenten
Romero Ani
Bertha Bedan
Botl
Tas Saile
Harvey Edward Sent
Johnstown
Shirley Drone Life
James Norval Bowen
Susie Maxine Kea
Milliken
Fay W. Berry
Lucille C. Tuirat
Gresley
Adlai
Ault
Jnudy Wine
Eddie Fred Winter
Nile
Rone
Bievele
Schont
Ahievele
Mars Anne de Hogue
Tenth Avenue Court
Molen Thoraday
Artingy Fon Schont
Priice
Glenmere
Police
Kansas City
Graham Asher
Haute
Grand Trunk
Weerern
Sidine
Elva
Toren Warton
Tennobi
Alberrsgy
Morrierigan
Anes
Allerigan
Cideswine
Hoyer Brice
Chartaars
United
Teview
Xiott
Filtenn Weld
sUehaie
Comteington Wah
Suman
Han
AMOO
County Commissionary
Ta Porunities
Theounty Agricultural Milvisary Council
State Board of Equite
Probers
Ananciated Press
Truman Cal
Bestar Upp
Breoklyny Sig Ng Mas
Wilken
Climuan
Cole
Okun
Erskine
Lehman
Wetker
York
Philadelphia
Chicane
Tinly Eames
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