Colorado Solons Face Raises After Election
Results from Colorado elections show a payroll boost for lawmakers with state senators and assembly members set to gain raises of 300 to 500 dollars a month. The vote also produced mixed outcomes for party control and county term questions, prompting commentary from local GOP officials on voter logic.
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San Francisco
California
Denver
Noway
Republican House
House
Charles Armstrong
GOP
Who Will Be Liquor Chief Namely Knight's Appointee
Sacramento reports speculating on Gov. Knight's pick to head the new alcoholic beverage control department set to take over Jan. 1, 1955. Possible names include Paul Leake, William H. Parker, and James Silliman, though sources say no decision is imminent and others could emerge.
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Sacramento
Knight
Alcoholic Beverage Control Department
Knight Ig
Palm Springs
Liquor Law Administration
State Board of Equalization
Paul Leake
Woodland Democrat
Equalization Board
Los Angeles
William H. Parker
Assembly
James Silliman
Salinas
Parker
Los
Lesko
Lour
Long Missing Airmen Get Mail to Kin
Two Minnesota families and a Missoula wife received first letters from missing airmen believed held by Chinese forces after a Korean War bomber crash near the Yalu River. The letters, postmarked Peking, confirm the men are alive and classified as prisoners.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Missoula
Mont
Air Force
Peking
Howard M. Brown
Harry Benjamin Jr
Worthington
Yalu River
North Koreas
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Guitars
Puerto Rico
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New York
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