Santa Claus visits Greeley crowd greets him at park
In Greeley on Saturday a crowd of about 2000 welcomed Santa Claus as he appeared at the bandstand in Lincoln Park. The event, arranged by the Greeley Chamber of Commerce, drew many families and children. Lorene Carpenter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carpenter, told Santa what she hoped to receive, though she was briefly frightened as he held her in his arms before returning her to her mother.
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House Extends Sugar Statute to 1944
The House voted 134 to 32 to extend and revise existing sugar control laws for four years, until December 31 1944, despite opposition over the procedure. The measure, sent to the Senate under suspension of rules, reflects ongoing sugar policy amid pressure from Puerto Rican officials and domestic industry interests.
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Man Killed in Oil Refinery Explosion in Oklahoma
An oil refinery accident at Phillips Petroleum Co. in Chilliges Oklahoma killed one worker and injured fifteen others. Flames swept the gasoline department area as crews fought to control the blaze. Funeral services are planned for Vernon Monell, a former college administrator and state official.
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Suit Aims to Block Truck License Sales in Colorado
Filed in Weld County District Court the suit challenges Carpenter's order to use vehicle capacity instead of old weight standards for truck license fees. Plaintiffs include Union Slivers Company of Greeley, farmers, the Colorado Highway Users Conference, and Weld County Clerk Louis Spumer, with others alleging the rule is discriminatory and unconstitutional. District Judge Claude O. Coffin is assigned. a temporary injunction hearing is set for December 3. The Farmers Union seeks to block licensing changes statewide, arguing the rule is workable but biased and unenforceable.
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Charles M. Armatrong
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Bromley
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Twelve draftees depart on Monday ceremony
Twelve draftees were given orders and dispatched Monday amid a Legion ceremony led by Ben B. Nifalger, past department commander. Attending officials included Rev. C. J. Cecil, Paul Ledwick, and the North Weld selective service board members J. Fisher, M. Dickeyson, and L. Hart.
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Wheatland
Wye
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Hrace Filmore Manik
Los Angeles
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Clayton
N.af
Mrs. M J Randall of Ashton Dies
Mrs. M J Randall of Ashton dies Saturday at her son G H Bardall's home after 55 years in the Ashton district. Born in Indiana she was a member of the Merboilist church, charter member of the Ashton Progressive Club. Survived by five children Jussie May Fore of Tacoma Washington Flore Ener Gray of Littleton Colorado C H Bardall of West of Greenhay Calif Mary Lundator of Alameda Calif and C G Bardall of Gong Beach Calif. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday. interment at Lit a Grave.
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Ashton Distelect
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Ashton Progressive Club
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Jussie May Foremar
Tacomic
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Floreener Gray
Jdttleton
W. C. Rangall
Gong Beach
Calif
Mary Lundattor
Alameta
C H. Bardall
West of Gree Fhay
Berlin Negotiations Intensify As Nazi Forces Retreat
German military spokesman said Berlin will press talks as Nazi troops pull back from fronts toward Moscow. Soviet capital remains a focal point as German lines recede and discourse continues on future settlements amid wartime pressure.
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Moscow
War News From Europe and Asia Amid Shifting Fronts
Ansceiles Press reports Japanese openness to possible talks with the United States while Britain and Moscow assess German reversals. A second Soviet counterdrive aims to cut off German gains west of Reatov and threaten Azov. Germans retreat from Tag anrog toward Marluyol as Red Army pressure grows.
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U.S. Population Tops 123 Million in 12 Months
The latest census data show the U S population rising by more than one million in the year ending April 1. Net immigration and higher marriage rates contributed to gain, with 183 thousand more births than the average for the decade. Net natural increase stood at about 1. XOR
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United States
Hoodlums Smash Plate Glass at 3 Local Stores
Greeley police estimate nearly $600 damage from rock throwing by hoodlums at three stores Sunday and Monday. Safeway on Eighth Avenue Branen on Elm Street and Hale State College Drug Store had plate glass windows broken. Police found rocks and a glass-defective tool. breakages spotted after late night and Monday morning.
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Local Weather Report Brief
Weather local forecast for 24 hours ending Monday morning shows a high of 63 and a low of 25. Colorado expects a temperature drop tonight and Tuesday. Wyoming colder tonight and Tuesday. Montana partly cloudy this afternoon through Tuesday with no major temperature change.
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Montana
Bosworth May Be Named to Adams Place
Colorado precinct returns show Governor Ralph T. Carr considering appointing Denver politician Robert G. Bosworth to fill the United States Senate vacancy caused by Senator Adams death. Bosworth, a Republican loyalist and ally of Carr, is viewed as a strong candidate to receive the appointment and participate in the next election to serve the remainder of Adams term.
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United States
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Rush for Low Car Licenses Starts Here
The Weld County clerk's office reports a major license rush with 1 150 consecutive numbers sold by noon and about 2 599 reserved and paid by December 1. First ten numbers list local officials and residents in Greeley, with maroon license plates featuring white figures.
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Fred Q. Ford
Harley Warren
Stow Witwer
Greeley
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Carr Praises Senator Adams Above Partisanship in Crisis
Denver report quotes Governor Ralph Carr praising United States Senator Alva B. Adams as above partisanship in times of national crisis. Carr notes Adams symbolized service to country and Colorado, whose passing will be deeply felt.
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Senator Adams Dies of Heart Attack in Colorado
Colorado mourns Senator Adams who died at 66 from a heart attack attributed to overwork. The report details his long service, his final office hours in Washington, and the forthcoming succession by Governor Carr. Business and committee roles are noted, with references to his stance on New Deal reforms and foreign policy.
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Adams Made Recent Speech Prophetically
A Washington report notes a politician died early today and a speech quoted gloomy prophecies about future events. The article mentions reactions to a new policy act and quotes several lawmakers about responsibility and familial stakes in national decisions.
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Mediation Effort Continues Amid Rail Strike Talks
Washington reports ongoing mediation over the 250,000 rail workers strike. Key figures Brian Wayne and Marco expressed limited optimism after hours of talks, with progress described as uncertain and contingent on further sessions this afternoon or tonight.
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Negotiations With Japan Are Resumed
Secretary of State Mallory and Japanese envoy Kurusu resumed talks in Washington while President Roosevelt remained briefed at the White House. Nomura and Kishubura offered no clear reply as war tensions in the Pacific mounted and allied forces prepared for further actions.
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Sioux City Journal Tribune Merger Update
The Sioux City Telegraph reports a merger of the Sioux City Journal and Tribune Press, forming the Journal Tribune Publishing Co. The new entity will continue publication of the morning Sioux City Journal under merged ownership and staff, preserving the daily newspaper name.
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Offices built in 30 Bays Asin aigd Bec Washington
Eight days after work by the office of pradiustiun qian moult an apparent port version of Bo hlock lang fonorary Affica lielel ing will output about 1900 units over the period.
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