Fast Morgan Five To Play Wildcats Here
Gresley High Wildcats open cage play hosting Fort Morgan Maroons at the Eighth Avenue gym. Tipoff at 8 50. seniors Brock and Cyprian lead a tall lineup with Reed and Gelat backboard presence. Other players cited include Mariyama, Hush, Cyprian, Meeker, and Garrettson as depth.
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Gresley High Wildcats
Fort Morgan Maroons
Eighth Avenue
Asm
Brock
Letterman
Trompecdstern
Mariyama
Cy- Pring
Reed
Gelat
Greeley
Morgan Hyda i Schants Hornecker
Kowal Miller
Reel T. Meeker
Mariyama Hush
Cyprian
Niz
J. Meeker
Aid Garretson
Wall Street Opens With Indefinite Start In December
Wall Street opened the new month with an unclear tone as buyers picked up some specialists like sugars while many leaders lacked sufficient support. Investors showed caution awaiting clearer evidence of sustained gains and overseas news. Around 800000 shares changed hands as traders weighed prospects for a bear market rally.
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New York
Aland Naldo
Industriang
Transfors Tan Ta
Abaut
Unit Corp
American Sugar and Electric Power & Light
Harold Ferguson Dies in Denver
Harold Ferguson 38 a former Gresley resident died at Denver General Hospital after a long illness of diabetes. He worked as a mechanic at the Gernsey and Wheeter garage before moving to Gallup New Mexico then Pueblo and Denver. Survived by wife Kira. children Boanie Jimny Bobby. parents Mr and Mrs Jerry Ferguson of Loveland. four brothers Jim Ferguson serving in the Philippines Alma Montana Jerry Los Angeles and Frank Denver.
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Harold Ferguson
Gresley
Denver Ceneral Hospital
Bie
Ferguson
Gernsey and Wheeter
Gallup
Nbm
Pusblo
Denver
Tee Jersie T Ferguson
Kira
Nellis Carbaugh Ferguson
Mister
Andy
Node Carhaugh
Vreeley
Boanie
Jimny
Bobby
Parsuta
Mel
Jerry Willianh Ferguson
Loveland
Jim” Ferguson
Seabees
Philippines
Alma Ferguson
Montana
Jerry Ferguson
Los Angeles
Frank Ferguson
Gress and Hogsett Head East for CCC Hearings
Gress and Hogsett leave for Washington where hearings open December 4 on the CCC support payment for the 1945 beet crop. Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association demands higher prices to safeguard acreage as competitive crops benefit from government payments. Meeting discussed a definite 1945 price figure to request.
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LW. B. Grass
Mountain States Heat Growers Mecketing Association
Harold Magnet
Washington
CCC
Nebraska Cooperative Beat Growers Association
Newbraska
Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association
Mountain States Association
No skating yet at Lincoln Park rink in early flood delay
The Lincoln Park skating area remains unflooded as crews work to prepare the rink for freezing conditions. Flooding is delayed, and the Horary lake area near Glenmere shows only light frost while officials clear the rink site for water flood and skating readiness.
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Lincoln Park
Am Affort
Glenmere
Teheran Anniversary Saluted. Allies Praised Amid Crackdown
Red Paper salutes the Teheran conference anniversary with eulogies of Allied military prowess and friendship. Reports claim Soviet British American alliance remains intact while a Communist organ notes Hitlerite sympathizers in neutral countries including Britain and the United States.
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Pravina
Teheran
Communist Party
Britain
Jim
United States
Seven Die as Plane Crashes Near Los Angeles
A Western Airlines passenger plane with 70 aboard crashed near Burbank early today, killing seven and injuring 16. City officials and witnesses reported the craft lost altitude and weaponed through trees before impact. Crew members including Captain J. P. Snowien and First Officer J. L. Bunberger were among the deceased. notable passengers included San Diego City Manager Walter Cooper and Mayor Harley Knox, both severely injured. The hostess Donna Burns was hospitalized with a leg fracture.
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Angeles
Sayen
Alrinos Passwenger
San Francisco
Sun Destination
Burbank
Walter Cooper
San Diego
Harley Knox
Ikwam
TWA
J. P. Snowien
Galil
Firat
Janiin, Mo
Harold Mueller
Indianapolis
Almeri¢am Paper Stock Co
Tax Freeze plan tied to War Power Bill in Congress
Washington dispatch reports a plan to freeze the Social Security Payroll Tax at 1 percent for another year while linking it to a bill extending presidential war powers. Key figures like Knutson and Vandenberg expressed positions, with committee chairman George noting support for the freeze but not for tying it to war powers. Separate police report: two hub caps stolen from a Route 2 Gulderer car on Gresley Street near Bear Pool Hall.
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Washington
Ren
Knutson
Minnesota
Repi Vlcan
Senate
Butator Vandenberg
R.-Mich
George
D-Ga
Isaaic
Manet Committer
Ewlogla Gulderer
Route 2
Gresley Streets
Chinese agricultural student addresses Kiwanis luncheon
Dr. C. Yaos from China spoke at the Kiwanis noon meeting on Thursday about agricultural methods in his country, calling them medieval compared to the U.S. system. He praised American ingenuity and noted China’s political questions amid optimism about the war’s outcome. A war bond film by Truman Hall and Bruce Parker highlighted war bond purchases, with a Denver Kiwanis district training event announced for Sunday and Monday.
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C. Yaos
United States
Kiwanis Club
Ita
Yank
China
Algaly
Truman Hall
Bruce Parker
Guam
U. S
Kiwauia
Denver
Lewie Kitts
Elmer
Andy) Anderson
Carl McKinley
Supplies Arrive At Antwerp Port
Antwerp reports American doughboys and 18,000 Belgian dock workers rushing supplies to Allied forces heading toward the Ruhr. The port becomes a major logistics hub as 10,000 Liberty ships begin docking, easing food and fuel shortages amid German occupation.
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Sguscointert
Antwerp
Amatican
Africa
Broynrhudy
Ruhr
Glaars
Otto Wilson Pleads Innocent to Hotel Room Slayings
Otto Steven Wilson a 31 year old waiter today pled innocent and not guilty by reason of insanity to charges of killing and mutilating two women in separate hotel rooms on November 16. Three alienists were appointed to determine the basis of his insanity plea.
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Otto’ Wilson
Los Angeles
Otto Steven Wilson
Archers Begin Deer Season In Philadelphia
Philadelphia archery center expects over 300 members to hunt deer as the season opens today in Pennsylvania. Archers are equipped with bows and arrows for the hunt.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvanie
Seaaca
Iena
Morehhan
Philadelphia Archery Center
Beverly Peterson State Entrant for 4-H Honors
Beverly Peterson 16, daughter of Oscar and Mrs Peterson of Kersey, is Colorado's entrant for sectional national honors in the William Menpen farm safety activity. She improved yard safety by removing hazards and guiding neighbors in safety, while promoting school and county 4-H clubs. Juné Ruth of Evana won a state counselor award and $25 war bond for the victory garden activity as a 4-H honor recipient.
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Beverly Peterson
Oscar Peterson
Kersey
Colorado 4H
Wiliam G. Menpen
Shetx
Keyney High School
The
Mae
Rand
Juné Ruth
Evana
Sneven
Seara-Roesbuck Foundation
Mia
Arneal Ruth
Briton voices U S trade concerns in Commons debate
London reports Sir John Wardlaw Milne urged plain speech on U S trade behavior urging Britain to defend export markets. He noted U S aid helped win the war but warned America could be difficult to disentangle from global markets. He praised China’s role and urged tougher policy in Asia if Britain is to sustain position. A separate note: an ankle injury from a car accident near Seventh Avenue led to hospital care. Lady Astor, first female MP, plans to seek parliamentary motion rather than endure another wartime election.
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London
Teested Perouse
Sir John
United States
America
China
Britela
Wes Lo
Senate Republicans oppose two EDR appointees in wartime board
The Senate Republican steering committee tentatively agreed to oppose confirming former Gov. Robert A. Hurley of Connecticut and Lieut. Col Edward Heller of Boston to the wartime surplus property board. The move followed questions about a $2,000,000 loan to Narragat sett Company and the department’s handling of guarantees.
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Washington
Senate
Republican Steering Committee
Roosevelt
Taft
Robert A. Hurley
Connecticut
Edward Heller
War Department
Boston
Senate Military Committee
Narragatsett Company
Hurley
Heller
Early Polish Assault By Red Army Likely
Washington reports a Soviet information bulletin urges a vigorous assault by the United Nations to crush Hitler Germany with minimal delay. Some American generals see a Red army drive on the Polish front as the likely early path to victory, contrasting Churchill’s doubt Germany can be defeated before summer.
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Washington
Armis
United Nation
Hitler
Germany
Europe
Churchill
Commons
Japs Reverse Selves on Morotai Claim
A Tokyo news agency broadcast claimed Japanese forces landed on American-held Morotai Island 300 miles south of the Philippines, reporting a powerful nest had touched down two days earlier, though the U S official line has been only sporadic enemy activity.
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Tokyo
KDI
Asis
Morotai Island
Philippines
Nis
Federal Communications Commission
Morotai
Douglas MacArthur
Comuniques
Valralas
Nazi West Front Armies Counted At About Eight Million
A wartime briefing at Army Group Headquarters estimates about 8.05 million German troops in the west and 41.3 million males aged 19 to 46 nationwide. Commanders include Von Rundstedt, Student, Balck with Kesselring, as divisions on the western front number around 70 to 86, many understrength. Western front about 70 divisions. Eastern 130 to 140. Italy 30. Balkans 20. Scandinavia 20. inside Germany about 20.
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Army Group Headquarters
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Walther von Model
Gan
Kurt Student
Hermann Balch
Kerl’ Rudolf Gerd von Rondstedt
West
Nazifu
Einenhower
Normandy
al Hedapmieg
Western Front
Eastern Front
Italy
Balkans
Scandinavia
Stork Express Delivers Son to Local Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Sigurd Carl welcomed a baby boy at Wald County Hospital Nav on November 30. The infant is the son of Route 2, Box 434, Hox.
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Sigurd Carlson
Wald County Hospital
Clark Funeral Saturday Service Is Held At Smith Brothers
Funeral service for Charles W. Clark will be held Saturday at 2 o clock from Smith Brothers' mortuary with interment at Eaton Cemetery. The service was postponed from Friday due to unforeseen reasons.
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Charles W. Clark
Moor
Smith Brothers
Mortary
Eaton Cemetery
Grace Tall Dies at 78 in Weld County Home
Mrs Grace Tall 78 of 1118 Twelfth wired died Friday afternoon at Weld County bone foundation. Daughter Mrs T B Rae man of same address. Funeral arrangements to be made at Macya Metts Court Albert W Smith 1912 Seventh avenue fined for careless driving Donald B Uhrich Route 1 fined for careless driving Wesley Wilmoth Keansburg fined for speeding Oscar L Jones Eaton fined for drunk and disturbance.
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Grace
Grace Tell
Wired
Weld County
Bony Foctnde
T. B. Raeman
Macya
Metts Court
Albert W. Smith
Donald B. Uhrich
Wesley Wilmoth
Keanesburg
Oscar L. Jones
Eaton
Canadian Draft Crisis Subsides
A concise report notes the easing of a conscription crisis in Canada as political discussions shift toward policy resolution. Key figures and organizations are cited, with emphasis on government action and public response during the period.
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Wildcats
Wall Street
Gress and
Hogsett
East
Dr. Yang
Balka
William M.teffers
Union Palette
Department of Justice
Armstrong
U.S
Thareday
Bixth
Béventh Avenue
Wald Vo Hospital
Lady Astor Nat Te Rua
Agata
Lady Astor
Senate Republican
E.D.R
Red
Stork Express
Clark
Tegner
Mats
Hlanda Harris
the Greeley National Bank
Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
Arrow
Arrow Ties
Fibbs
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