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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1950
Page
1
AP dispatch details American forces sealing Seoul after fierce urban fighting. General Walker says remaining Red pockets north and east will be cleared. Koreans begin debris removal and restoration efforts. Seoul loss marked by widespread ruin, with civilians returning amid relief and gratitude for the U.S. return.
Major League Baseball results from American and National Leagues. Washington, Boston, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, New York, Cincinnati, and St Louis games listed with partial inning scores and pitcher notes. Includes references to Pascual, Okray, Datte, Erskine, and other players. standings and potential clinching followed by late-night notes from New York.
A Platteville area angler, Homer House of Seattle, landed a 55 pound chinook after a 40 minute fight in Beattie area waters. House, long a keen fisherman, has lived in Seattle after moving from Gilcrest district years ago with his wife.
Washington dispatch reports President Truman authorized a United Nations force to cross the 38th parallel if needed to destroy North Korean communist forces. The decision aims at military defeat of the North Korean army while reserving UN policy on future occupation and governance. Field actions south of Seoul show Allied units probing and hard fighting near Osan and Pyongtaek as the UN force redeploys to contain pockets of resistance.
Colorado Republican vacancy committee plans a private meeting to select a successor to the late Ralph L. Carr as governor. Chairman George Ulifo of Preble declined to reveal a location, with Pueblo or Glenwood Springs as guesses. The panel has received hundreds of calls and telexes while naming many possible candidates for the post.
Malicious misconduct complaints filed by the district attorney against three Greeley youths allege thefts of melons from the Malarena Drive In theater on South Pleventa Avenue Tuesday night. Watermelons were found broken near the concession booth test rooms and the ticket work. Four youths are under suspicion.
Senator Ives urges President Truman to set up a central price mechanism, arguing price controls are needed if no marked relief occurs by year’s start. He warns that without action prices will rise further and inflation worsens.
The Holstein owned by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Talnes of Carr calved five times in three days, with the first two born Tuesday night and two more on Wednesday, a fifth on Thursday. Calves, about the size of foals, surprised the owners who had no preparations. The cow has calved before and rests after the unusual event.
A tavern stabbing just east of Eaton left Ralph Beltron with cuts to the left hand and arm. Louisa Gomes faces a WHILE a deadly weapon charge from the district attorney’s office after allegedly slashing Beltron with a pocket knife during a dispute at Baible’s Place.
The Rev Marzbatl, a Colorado State College of Education graduate, will be ordained as an Episcopal priest in the Church of the Ascension. He earned a liberal arts degree in social studies in 1947 and studied at Seabury Western Theological Seminary, Evanston. He has served at St Paul and Fort Morgan and was ordained March 26 in the church's order.
The cornerstone of Weld county public hospital was laid Wednesday in a ceremony for the $3,000,000 project on Sixteenth Street between Fifteenth and Eighteenth Avenues. About 60 people attended as William R. Kelly presided, with Paul Omara and Jim Candiola placing the stone. Officials pledged better medical care and a 220 bed facility expected to finish next year, while emphasizing taxpayer duties and county progress.
The former Mrs Nancy Sinatra received about a third of the crooner's estimated 1,000,000 yearly income as a separate maintenance decree. Sinatra granted the decree in Superior Court, allowing Nancy Sinatra to live apart from him.
Washington reports Maj. Gen. Clovis Byers told lawmakers the army seeks about 330000 draftees this year to raise strength. The plan would recruit 166000 additional draftees beyond the 170000 already met, with ages 19 through 26 eligible. The expansion follows Korea era fighting and current inductions total about 30000, with work continuing on timing and quotas.
Olympus Tunnel near Noel Gutch in the Bly Thompson highway area was drilled through by Wonderlich Construction. The 1.8 mile tunnel, 10.5 feet in diameter, links the gulch to Pole Hah tunnel with excavation largely complete and lining planned to start in January. Contractors expect work on Carter Lake tunnel and related power plant features to begin soon.
Reports from CIC officers hint at hope Maj Gen William F. Dest aay may be alive after being listed missing since July 29. Details describe his last sighting amid red tanks. Meanwhile 24th division regains ground near Seoul as reports confirm prisoner killings and mass grave actions at Chongju and Taejon.
The United Nations general assembly today accepted no Indom 8 republic on the 60tm.
John P Mann, longtime manager at J Hull midi house, plans to move to San Diego. At a Wednesday Tea House gathering of the Gree ley Cosmopolitan club, he was named an honorary Ita member. The meeting drew about 30 members with a preview of the 1960 listing and hunting trip notes for Del Norte area in Colorado.
New York reports outline a six point Korea peace formula calling for a unified Korea free of foreign domination with U N backing. Britain and Canada push postwar plans while U S officials stress no imperial privileges and Korea’s admission to the U N.
Colorado State College of Education reports 2111 fall registrations, up 2% from last year, with students from Weld County and many states and nations including Hawaii, Canal Zone, Philippines, Iran, China, Japan, Sweden, Italy, Estonia and Palestine. President Dr. William R. Rows notes final totals may exceed early tabulations as more communities register.
An explosion rocked Princess Anne Maryland early today damaging many storefronts along the main street. Unofficial estimates place the damage at 100000 to 200000 dollars as 20 stores and offices reported broken windows. No injuries were confirmed and officials could not determine the blast location immediately.
Weather summary for 24 hours ending Thursday morning notes high of 73 and a low of 4 with light precipitation along the eastern border. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies in Colorado with frosty conditions across northern Wyoming and fair weather in New Mexico through Thursday night and Friday. Temperature changes shown with limited variation and scattered light winds.
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