MacArthur Seeks Surrender of Red Korea by Radio
Tokyo September 3 United Nations commander General MacArthur will demand the surrender of Red Korea with a nationwide radio broadcast starting Sunday night. South Korean forces push toward the 38th parallel as assembly calls for unification and a free government. North Korean radio claims battles rage as UN forces inch toward Pyongyang while naval bombardments and coast landings continue.
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Don Heth
Tokyo
MacArthur
Red Korea
Red Border
United Nations
Orbles
Pusan
UT. N
38Th Parallel
United States
Aitssia
William Jorden
Koreansi
Keoward
Taga
Lett Erickson
Une
Derk
Red Radio
Nortu
Suwan Friday
26Th
Haman
Kumje
Kunzan
Kunsan
Korea
14Th
Kumchon
Yongdong
Tuison
Artllery
Navy
U. S. Navy
Youn
Coant
Kbaut
Samchok
Parallel 38
Parshel
Eighth Army
Neer
South Korea
Unt
Pyonyang
Tae Fun Keun
Republic
Weld County corn tour spotlights hybrid plots and tests
A group of about 175 including veteran ag classes and farm leaders toured Weld County hybrid corn plots Friday. They visited plots on Ewing farm near Fort Layton and at Cogburn near Milliken and Kiteley on Langmont Road. Experts explained test plots, breeding methods, selection yields, and the state’s annual hybrid corn publication.
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Weld
Mmarch Ewing
Fort Layton
Ruz Cogburn
Milliken
Mark Kiteley
Langmont Road
Cogburn
Guoreat Ag Clase
Raymond Condon
Albert Teffera
Condon
Jeffers
Ewing Farm
Ite
Kiteley's
Colorado
Kite- Jey
Glen Gausman
Colorado A
Thermal Power Plant Sites Investigated in Missouri Basin
Washington reports that a Bureau of Reclamation survey highlights solid fuel prospects for 45 potential thermal power sites in the Missouri Basin. Mines Bureau identifies Ga Jette and Hamas areas of Wyoming as favorable coal sources for a Hot Springs Arkansas plant.
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Missouri
Washington
Reclamation Bureau
Missouri Bastn
Bureau of Mines
Mines Bureau
Ga Jette
Hamas
Hot Springs
Minee Bureau
Fish and Wildlife Service
Hanover Unt
Wyoming
Narrows
Alta
Colorado
Fort Morgan
Indicted ranch hand vows to prove innocence in Colorado case
Wardan Roy Sugi announced he will contest charges after a grand jury indicted him for the fatal shooting at his Canon City ranch. He said his bond shows his landing in Canon City and that at trial his attorneys will prove he fired Raymond Prica from the ranch carner. Praca, former foreman at Hitchrack ranch, testified at the grand jury and at a Denver public hearing.
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Capon City
Colo
Wardan Roy Sugi
Mao
Momant
Noilea
Canon City
Best
Phira
Raymond Prica
Tuat Carnae
Prina
Fareman
Warren
Oth
Grand Jury Aeasione
Denver
Governor urges enforcing gambling laws statewide
Governor Johnson called on sheriffs and district attorneys to enforce gambling laws and warned state intervention if local enforcement falters. He included a copy of an anti gambling resolution from the recent senate session and urged careful reading, noting provisions for state take over if local duties fail. Cavender named coordinator for labor development plans for civil defense. Mrs. Cito J. Rupp named coordinator for women's activities. labor coordinator for civil defense not yet chosen.
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Johnson
State Senate
Coloado
Senate
First Snow for Greeley Likely This Weekend
Weather forecast for Colorado and Wyoming predicts increasing clouds with intermittent rain and possible snow north, spreading to the southeast by Saturday night. Colder conditions near the state line and in the north Saturday night, with highs around 30 to 40 and winds 20 to 40 mph.
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Greeley
Denver
Haraau
Colorado
Wyoming
Weld
Hold Morgan County Truck Victim death by own action
Fort Morgan Colorado September 23 Coroner Francia Janets rated the death of Oral McKinley Barker 48 from Crowley as death by own action. He was killed in a half mile west of Wiggins that night under a truck. Officials stated the body was moved from the scene.
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Fort Morgan
Colo
Francia Janets
Oral McKinley Barker
Barker
Crowley
Wen
Wiggins
Souitte
Cally
Sams
Goisrade
Giailien
Best Indicted on Five Counts Embezzlement
Canon City dispatch reports Fremont county grand jury indicted Warden Roy Best on five counts of embezzlement related to prison property. Bond set at $2,000 per count. He surrendered, then released. district attorney expects further action after trial. Local officials posted bond. mayor and eight businessmen involved in surety.
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Canon City
Fremont County
Roy Heat
Estate
Pridon
Marcel Af
Joln Stump Witehar
Witeher
Best
Bin
Gay. Fotingan
Johnson
Best Util
B. E Madde
Aheriff
Archis Reeves
Ralpl Wann
Royal Goren Bridge Co
Denver and
Réo Grande Western Railroad
Frank Graham
Fremont County National Bank
Byron H. Totten
First National Bank of
Denon City
Lea Blackwell
We First National
Joe Paisley
L. RB. Short
Short Lumber Co
F. A. Turner
Anderson-Morgan Mercantie Company
Sonutry
Botl
Witcher
Bost x
Ftce
State Civil Service
Linlyslan
Baseball scores and pitching notes from a busy set of games
Major League Baseball results show National League action with Reds, Cubs, Giants, and Dodgers links. Highlights include Werle, Walsh, McCullough, and Pro Mesa in a Chicago at St Louis clash and Antone, Chipman, and Crandall in New York Brooklyn scores. American League remote lines note Byrne, Reynolds, and Berra with Houk managing the Mets.
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fAzacainted Presse
National League
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ogx
Sik Werle
Walsh
McCullough
Muelter
Fox
Promesa
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Antone
Chipman
Crandall
Jansen
Westrum
Phiadelphia
Brooklyn
Miter Konatanty
Semanick
Topete
Patton
Campanella
BC Tonton
Byrne
Reynolds
Berra
Silvera
Houk
Parnell
Mo Tarmott
Tarbette
Widmer Totten
Lallard Plotee
Fire Damages Reed Plant at First and Eighth
A late Friday fire near the First Avenue and Eighteenth Street intersection damaged the Reed plant and a Ray Road warehouse. Firemen and volunteers prevented spread to 11 adjacent fuel tanks as flames fed by gasoline and oil were controlled. Preliminary losses pegged at around 15,000 dollars. Sid Need escaped injury, driving a tanker away as flames engulfed the pump house. Nearby crowds watched as state patrol and police maintained safety.
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Hay Road
Fliat Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Gauolina
Warehawn
Gheeta Galvin
Ray Road
First Avenua
First Avenue
Intersecion
Bey Jons
Stra
Rend
Sid Need
Ray Reed
Pum House
Sid Red
Sid
Iie
Luke Robinson
Fifteenth Street
Ange, Clark
State Patrol
Greeley Police Department
Sheriff's Office
Eghteenth Street
Pump Rouge
Drewel ‘Oi
Marvin McGrew
Anluman
Raystead
Fro Alam
Hatterlea
Football Today Third and Second Scores Across Colleges
Football today reports varied college scores with Texas Christian, Oklahoma, Texas, Michigan State, Army, Navy, Maryland, Columbia, Virginia, Brown, Yale, Princeton, Ohio State, and others posting results. Dodgers and Phillies game notes mention Take Snider and Roy Garparalia, with home runs and pitchers noted in a muddled recap.
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Texas Christian
Aarand
Tows State
Nordswaatem
Daucond
Boston College
Oklahoma
Indians
Nebranka
Fnenee
Texas
Inala
Michigan State
Michigan
Colgate
Army
Navy
Maryland
Ss. Hobert
Columbia
Virginia
Pann
Brown
Yale
Williama
Princeton
Southern
Methodia
Oho State
Dodgers
Alteamoortyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Vwoagan Sendah
Snider
Roy Garaparalia
Weather snapshot for a mixed split across states
Weather across Colorado Wyoming New Mexico shows variable conditions today and tonight with rain snow and windy trends. Forecasters expect cooler conditions in the west with rising temperatures reaching the mid 70s to mid 80s in some areas and mountain regions remaining unsettled with clouds and scattered showers.
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Win
Colorado
Wyoming
Orcadia
Gould
Uigide
New Mexico
Torrow
Surgeon removes shell fragment from sergeant heart
Washington September 20 surgeons performed a rare operation at Walter Reed General Hospital under Dr Brian Birnes to remove a jagged shell fragment from a sergeant wounded in Korea six weeks earlier. The heart was kept beating by hand during much of the three hour procedure with George Washington University surgeon staff assisting. The sergeant's name was not released. doctors called the feat astonishing as such wounds are usually fatal.
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Washineton
Korea
Walter Reed General Hospital
Unedor
Brian Birnes
George Washington University
Hospital
Mass
John 8. Paul
Bronell N. Cocke
Walter Read
Etat
Utey Yald
Dr Walter Boyd Joins City Medical Practice
Dr Walter Boyd MLA Hoyd MA, Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, now practices with Tunsell W Hibbert Jr MD. Born in Tismark and educated at Jamestown College and University of Colorado Medical School 1987, he served in the Army Medical Corps 42 months. He returned to Denver in 1947, taught surgery, joined the FA hospital staff, and later joined area associations. He and Mrs Boyd own a home in 1949 with daughters Patsy and Janet, members of local church.
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Walter M. Hoyd
American College of Surgeons
Tunsell W. Hibbert, Jr
Tismark
Boyd
Army T Medical Corps
Pacific Theater
Gery. Fee
Washington, D. C
George Washington ‘University
Denver
Fort Logan
University of Colorado
Modtenschonant
Ho Fas
American College of Surgsong
Phi Tha Slana
Protesrtousts Teaternity Masou
Weld CROP Plans Carlot of Beans for Overseas Aid
Weld County CROP committee voted to send a carload of fried beans to Chicago in mid December to aid the Christian Rural Overseas Program. Local leaders, including Mayor Warren Montfort and Rev. R. Rubel, announce contributions from Weld County and area groups. A film titled Address Not Known is available for organizations and can be obtained by contacting Rev. Rubel.
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Weld County Committee
Oia
Jeon Ul Sui
Stew House
Thane
Price Wopling
Greeley
Warren Montfort
B. Wogenast
Jatheran World Relief
Warold Lindgren
Mgr
B. Z. Frongel
Atholice Rural Life
Fey
Towell Howard
Kersey Chairuon
Walter Petsctiian
Paul Gray
Eaton
Flew
Leo Rubel
Greeley Chathler
Commers
Hem
Oerinniy
Weld County
Christan Rural Overseas
Ttta
Rev
Rubel
CSCE Registers 1177 for Fall Quarter Record
Colorado State College of Revivalfen reports 1177 fall quarter registrations after first week. President De. William 4. Kees notes enrollment up over last year and broad geographic participation including 41 states, Panama Canal Zone, Guam, and several countries. Graduate enrollment rises to 362 with 239 men and 63 women. 2 studying for Doctor of Education. Army announces 54 dead in transport incident near Japan. details remain incomplete.
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Colorado State College of Rifuvalfen
William 4. Kees
Colorado
Panama Canal Zone
Guam
Phillypinog
Stawali
Palestine
China
Sweden
Ean
Japan
Estonia
Italy
Incronsa
Doctor of Education Depres
U N Committees Adjourns to Half Reds Filibuster
U N General Assembly adjourned amid a heated session on Korea as debates over extraordinary consideration continued. Key figures, including Ambassador Vishinsky and Assembly President Romulo, pressed for swift action while MacArthur’s forces were anticipated to push to the 88th parallel. The session sought a resolution for UN forces and a unification plan, with several delegates seeking to expedite or delay the agenda.
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Laka Siveasy
Unitul Nathuos Nesemllys
Tin Chalitian
Bret
BoaHldhe
Andrei
Korea
Tuysinta
Porter Assembly
Carlos TF. Romulo
Philippines
Hhe
North Korea
Vishinaky
Russia
Poland
UW. N
MacArthur
North
South Korea
Tokyo
Tomparrow
U. N
U.N. Commission
Destroyer Brush Mine Explosion Kills Nine Crew Members
Washington reports the US Navy confirms nine sailors dead and ten missing after a mine or explosion damaged the destroyer Brush in the Sea of Japan near Torbay, North Korea. The 2,200 ton ship returned to Sasebo, Japan, under its own power for emergency repairs. The navy attributes the blast to a mine, not a torpedo, and says North Korean forces may be involved in mining operations.
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Navy
Washington
Korea
Aphilantor
Basedo
Japan
Sea of Japan
Hue Dome
U.S
Brush
Byuken
Sasebo
Torbay
North Korea
Herneath
Wen
Nebraska Woman Killed by Freight Train Crash
Rabby Nebraska Sept 2 Mrs Stanley Strachota about 40 of Oshkosh died minutes after her car was struck by a Burlington freight eastbound at 1 45 pm The car was dragged 245 feet before the train could stop The woman survived by husband and three daughters The accident marked the sixth highway death in Nebraska that day and left twenty six injured
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Rabby
Nebr
Stanley Strachota
Oshkosh
Nabr
Burlington Extra Wreck Train TV
Shoerife Melvin Rex
Hyannis
Nour
B. T. Owens
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