British Cross Alps Raid Aims at Italian Industry
Associated Press reports Allied air raids shattered Italian industrial plants including Turin area targets. Bombers struck the Magneto Marelli factory and other facilities, with fires lighting the night sky and smoke plumes reaching thousands of feet. Reinforcements by British fighters and anti aircraft fire followed dawn, as the raid disrupted electric equipment production and caused damage to several northern Italian sites.
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Towson
Britain
Dark Ad Motor Works
Furil
Magneto Marelli
Sesto Sauxann
Mian
Sesto San Stovangi
Herlio
Landon
Kunsly Nowra
Monda
Noutheast
San Luvigi-sanatorium
Turinanye Bithe
Young Republicans Meet at Evans Wednesday Night
Young Republicans gather at Evans Hall on Wednesday at 8 o clock for a local event. Organization names and officers are listed, with plans for a program and attendance by residents and members of nearby districts.
Missing Denver Boy Found Near Kersey In Weak Condition
Joseph Kelley, a 13 year old Denver resident missing since July 25, was found near Kersey on Monday afternoon crawling through weeds. He had not eaten for two days and was brought to Jerley hospital where liquids restored his strength. He was partially crippled in one leg and could barely stand. Deputies noted he could recall a nearby leaving home.
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Joseph Kelley
Denver
Kersey
Kelley
Jerley Hospital
Uas
Nome
Police Radio Improvement Considered by City Survey
A survey led by a Radio Engineer reviews expanding the One Gracley police radio network with a new broadcasting antennae and two way installations for police, sheriff, and patrols. Tests show communication gains and reduced interference, with licenses pursued for about 10 patrol cars to equip two and four person crews pursuant to federal rules.
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Dave Clark
Gracley Police
Cavard Bodiy
Anit Offica
Hitchy Hall
Placid
Créeeley
Eanthield
Weld
Federal Communications Comifestos
Natra
Patiale
Pollens
Radio Folee
Labour Day Labor Federation Meeting in Denver
A large labor gathering in Denver features representatives from International Brotherhood of Teamsters Chauffeurs and Helpers and the American Federation of Labor. The event marks a coast to coast convergence with keynote by President William Green at 1:00 pm. A parade and displays are planned highlighting modern facilities and historical progress.
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Dishway
Rail
Roleratin
Lllam ‘Green
Dutranaporiutrin
Weather Update for Colorado and Wyoming
Partly cloudy conditions foreseen with mixed temperatures across the region. Fire weather outlook shows elevated risk with light to moderate westerly winds and decreasing humidity, as winds shift toward Wyoming later today and tonight.
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Colorado
Wallace Cuts Sugar Quotas to Bolster Prices in 1940
Washington Aug 20 AP Secretary Wallace moves to reduce available sugar for 1940, setting a national marketing quota of 471,326 short tons. The cut of 136,083 tons from the year's initial allotment aims to lift slumping prices, disclosed after a press conference.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wallace
Agriculture Department
First Alien Registered in Greeley Under New Law
Mrs Hedy Neufeld Schless, Austrian-born wife of Dr Robert A Schless, became the first alien registered under the new siren registration law at the Greeley post office. The registration, including a confidential questionnaire and fingerprinting, occurred Tuesday as local clerks processed applicants. In Weld County, residents age 14 and older living in the area were urged to register by December 26, with officials noting time per registration and the need to verify identity. The report also mentions a Greeley police cancellation of a missing person inquiry related to Lyla Harris after a family report.
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United Biatea
Greeley
Hedy Neufeld Schless
Robert A. Schiesd
Grosy
Delve
Philadelphia
Schless
Mtg
Schléga
United States
Now
Bec 26
Fort Lapien
Shuel Admits Theft of Hogs and Confession
Sheriff Gus G. Anderson reported Shuel confessed to stealing a load of hogs on July 23 from Grant Nebraska and transporting them to Goodlady Kansas. The suspect Wil lard Stuel, 32, of Wray testified and led authorities to recover items tied to the crime. Anderson said the investigation linked Shuel to prior thefts and a broader hog-stealing ring.
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Gus G. Anderson
Granley
Grant
Neby
Willard Stuel
Wray
William
Porgy
East of
Grocing
Shug
Sherrif Andervons
Shiel
Anderson
Fragmentary notice on war plates sale by David J. Miller
A damaged OCR fragment states chairman David J. Miller announced war plates may be attached above regular residence tags and dispersed at 25 cents each. The text is incomplete and contains garbled phrasing.
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Dig
iChairman
David J. Miller
Judge Considers Burr Will Case
A Burr will dispute in Greeley centers on Mrs Burr’s $40,000 estate. Myre Patton challenges the last two wills, arguing Mrs Burr was not competent when she made them. The case, long and contested, seeks to determine control and disbursement of the estate by the court.
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Benjamin A. Woolcock
Neliie Davia Pateson
Flallyreed
Slater
Lula
Davia Burr
Greeley
will_mols
Burr
Myre
Patton
Mera Burt
Denver
Charles M. Armsteons
Colorado Supreme Court
Armstrong
Neary A. Wicks
Ford Motor Co
Coulea
Rcrill
Oatera
Colombo
Bee
S Leal -fUst
Shetter
Lawyer Testimony On Wheeler Dike Work Details
A county hearing features lawyer statements about Wheeler dike construction and related private work. Testimony from Richard Mealis and Schuyler Ford covers private contracts, payments, and county equipment use, with questions about authority and testimony under oath. Continued notes mention district operations and private labor connected to the dike project.
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Avelt County
Richard Mealis
Denver
Setney
Manin
Clay Ample
Itis
Wheeler
Schuyler Ford
Deans
Schuyler
Schuyler Fairley
Alfiér
Lou Dirke
Land Transfer Under Torrens System Record
A Torrens system land transfer relating to the Painter Crathers Moreford company and John Painter is documented in Weld county records. The 1319 registration occurred under the period’s registry rules, with court action required to clear titles and finalize conveyance.
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Southeawl
Weld
Egghood
Mediation Sought In Sugar Wage Dispute By Great Western
The union seeks wage agreement with Great Western Sugar Company across seven western states. Charles Anwhes reports a letter from Robert Jones, national president, indicating planned conferences with Utah Idaho sugar interests. The 1200th Observation Squadron may be rebuilt by state guards to replace pilots who resigned for private work.
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U. 5
Great Western Sugar Company
Shattle
Charles
Inernational Federation of Honor
Weatt Elale
Dover
Din Sigan
Counell Ait
Hughes
Robert KB
Jones
Kot Bis
Cownell
Lauent
Western
Jillighes
Belief & Con
Utah
Idaho Xnger
Tiether E
American Gryatal Sugae Company
Holly Sager Corporation
Awe
Colorado
Senlatarita Ows
E Havold
Aqiadron
Fortier
Runa
Dr T B Gormly Dies in Windsor Hospital
Windsor Aug 27 Dr T B Gormly 78 oldest physician in Windsor died Tuesday after suffering a stroke at the hospital following ill health since 1935. He served on Windsor boards and was a town trustee. Survived by wife son Clyde and daughter, services at Kieconal church Windsor with burial at Lake Joy cemetery.
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Windsor
T. B. Gormly
Wiarleor
Goxmly
Atialva
Hayliis
Poy Qwlle Wheary Board
Bastomn
Star
Colmoin
Jolee
Amérea Mul
Ing Eyeppalenrich
Gormly
Newcastlé
Nid
Robert Gormly
Pennsylvania
Westminister College
Wimington, Pen
University of Piltabiran
Gofinly
Newcautte
Pittsburgh
Colorado
Raymond
Well
Windsor Hémphal
Ipper
Whtant Wissen
Robert C. Gormly
Walton
Gormily
Daughinz
Kniborsa
Park
Whinsar
Clyde
Newcastle
Penn
Tlater Lilla
Sleter
Repullics
Pr. B. W. Bonell
Burla
Lake Ioy
Wintteor
County Hearing Sheds Light on Weld County Private Contracts
The hearing details alleged private county contracts in Weld and Adams counties involving road official Schuyler Ford, brother of Commissioner Fred Ford, plus misconduct by county machinery crews. Testimony cited unapproved deals, lack of written records, and private work by county crews, with officials denying or minimizing formal action.
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Weld
Adams County
Hariz Strong
Schuyter Ford
Fred Ford
Scauyler Ford
Fant Barcy
District No. 2
Power Equipment Company
Schuyler Fort
Tetter
Schuyler Ford
Iran
Adama
Inertloh
Dietrich
Harlan Strang
Lou Sirkle
Platteville
Richard Means
Denver Laveygr
Murra
Guffe Af Nunn
Clark
Rass Alyas
Clay Apple
Denis
Incharee
Rost Blgos
Marardou
Sheepherder Struck by Lightning Survives
A 24 year old sheep herder working at a ranch in the Bhinley Basin was struck by a lightning bolt while in a sheep wagon at Lilo. He survived with recovery expected, after the incident near Lawrence Swliven ranch.
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Llancros
Eawrenes
Bhinley
Hit and Run Priver Arrested by Patrol
John Barnardh JT of Lovebinil was arrested by patrol and charged with hit and run after a resident reported a collision on listern 58 Hear Byans. Captain Penk A Borger stated the suspect admitted being the driver as the car backed away and fled the scene. A Winebouter of Greeley reported evening events and noted telltale marks on the ramshod machine.
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John Barnardh JT
Lovebinil
Ntrad Lata Moarday
Htbani
Greeley
Penk A. Borger
Connally pushes to end exemptions for government officials
Texas Senator Connally seeks to remove exemptions from mandatory military service for all government officials and lawmakers. The debate centers on conscription limits, with allies citing unity and opponents warning against broader powers.
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Sen
Connally
Texas
Police Court fines listed for multiple defendants
Police court fines detailed for numerous individuals on various charges. Names include Roy Consnles, James Armagast, Howard Master, W. J. Mast, A. Ewald, Edgar D B Fatser, Victor Walamino, MW Mesers, Charles Massel, Manuel Chacon, Glen Stula, Arthur Winahart, and Wallow B. Gwen ie. Charges cited include drunk, reckless driving, rank ant tila wuthance, disturbance, with fines ranging from 0.50 to 14.50 dollars and related penalties.
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Stoyste
MW Mesers
Denver
Charles Massel
Tulan
Manuel Chacon
Gilrrese
Glen Stula
Greeley
Arthur Winahart
Deneer
Wallow
Gwenie
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Leroy Dchavon
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Sale Greeley
Turaday
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Gresley
Laygie
Shuel
Means
Ford
Torrens System
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Lewis Muskef
Ian Talfok
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Teal
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Jaret Axeny
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