Canada Denies Oil Embargo Proposal Amid League Talks
Ottawa rejects a reported plan to embargo oil shipments to Italy via League states. Government spokesmen insist the move was not official policy and reflect personal views of a committee member. Canada reaffirms commitment to League of Nations aims and territorial security.
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Nyien
Representative Fish Seeks 1936 Presidential Bid If Borah Backs
New York representative Miah said he would seek the Republican nomination if Senator Borah withdraws from the race. The NY politician cautioned about Borah’s plans and hinted Borah might issue a statement later this month after a southern speaking tour.
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Representation
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New York
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Horah
New Yorker
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Fish
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Fire threat rumor reported at Farr Produce building
Police investigated a Saturday rumor alleging plans to set fire to Farr Produce at 719 Seventh Street. The store and warehouse reportedly held a large quantity of pints jeans. officers found the claim unfounded but remained watchful.
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Mada S
Farr
Large Toy Donation Sent to Fire Department Crews
A large supply of toys was brought to the fire department by children for a morning show. About 375 toys were donated, with many needing minor repairs. the Crescent Deo company, Singsters, and others contributed. About 100 other toys were donated and repaired for distribution to children.
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Avay
Wera
Singsters Nile
Crescent Deo Company
Greeley Bombed Saturday Night by Invaders
Reported bombing in downtown Greeley lashed crowds into excitement with five blasts. No injuries or property damage. blasts claimed to target Glenmere Park and Jackson Field as a wake-up stunt by a small group of local youths.
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Aresley
Alout & O
Tribune
Gilcrest and Raymer Win Play Contest
Gilcrest and Raymer win a county play contest at Kepner hall hosted by the county superintendent We d school wrote and directed. Raymer wins first place in comedy with Now Raymer and Johnstown entries also placing. Etta Hops of Now Raymer named best girl actor and Emanuel Worthert top director.
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Rninathy
Kepner Hall
Serra Moreland
Raymer
Johnstown
Soc
Gherest ‘Toole
Calaten
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Etta Hops
Emanual Worthert
Une
Margaret McVolie
Rovert
Tine Fothy
Noth
Giléernst
Elaanilteddon
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Little Cuckoo
Jolnatowa
Knaalie
Sinloming Pool
Gilcrest
Gold Mounted Gang
Witten
Tint Walesa
Galeton
Buckingham
Services for Hammond May Be Held Here
Funeral plans remain incomplete as J B Hammond, once Wald county sheriff, died by suicide in Kelno. Authorities report a note saying he planned to end his life. Relatives include brother A G Hammond of Ghadylok and widow Nancy Hammond.
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Mra
Mammen
Elitaron
Mildred
George
Lac Salle
Matotmand
Sterling ad blurb touts varied rentals and value
Fragmentary Variety advertisement extols value and volume in rental listings and promotions. Mentions Sterling venue and featured content with unclear specifics, reflecting a busy classifieds page.
Roosevelt Borrows $900 Million To Meet Deficit
The government plans to issue cash and securities totaling 900 million dollars to finance the winter relief effort and peak deficits. Secretary Morgen announces a plan to raise the national debt to a new high, with treasury bonds and notes offered for cash or exchange to holders of existing securities. A broad market note details increased borrowing and the impact on total public debt.
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Senator Costigan Cannot Be Jere
Senator Edward P. Costigan faced questions about his candidacy as a speaker for the November event at Park Church. Amid party and local figures, discussions referenced personal regrets and a guest list, including Mrs. Custigan, as arrangements for a civic program proceeded.
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Redman
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Georse
Butica
Custigan
James Miller
China Clipper Arrives Guam on Return Flight
The China Clipper reached Guam from Manila after a 1 700 mile Pacific crossing. Captain Edwin C. Mustek guided the flying boat to touch down at 6 30 p m as darkness fell. The Clipper then prepared for its return to the United States via the Pacific route.
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Pacific Ocean
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Alameda
Calif
Tayahrad
Americans Ask Protection in Nanking Mission
The United States embassy asked the Chinese government to protect 17 American missionaries trapped by a Communist invasion toward Hunan. Chinese communist forces retreat across central and southern Anhui as federal troops advance. Foreign missionaries in central and southern Anhui are reported endangered. A few missionaries have reached Chingchi, Hunan province.
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United States
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Hunan
Mino
Afunan
Chingich
Funeral Services for J. C. Swetzig Held Here
John Conrad Myetely formerly of Evans dies on Thanksgiving Day at 80. Funeral services set for Macy's drawing room in Grac Toy at 1 PM Monday. Interment at Hrang cemetery. Survived by Katherine Zwet ate wife and four children among eight grandchildren. list includes Fred af Tecumeagh Kin Jaca Leon ard and Johir of the Greotay district.
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Johir
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Denver Medic Wounded on Hunt in Weld
A Denver physician and hunting party members were in Weld County when a pheasant hunt turned dangerous. Dr Yenga sustained a shotgun wound to the right leg, treated with a tourniquet and surgery at St. Joseph’s Hospital. His condition improved. other hunters, including Dr Pearson and Dr Steinhart, assisted and remained uninjured.
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Fusion
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Yegee
Ueniversity of Colorado
Montylew
Rowall
Yogko
Hls
Moey
Forest Street
Cooties Drum Corps To Be Here Tonight
Cooties Drum Corps arrives for a performance in Grealey tonight. Firefighters fought a garage blaze at Jacobson Garage on Seventh Street caused by an earlier cleaning agent spill. The radiator and page on the war were damaged. M. Carey Thomas Bleu Philadelphia obituary notes her as Bryn Mawr president and prominent women educator, age 79.
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Gaz
Jacobson
Carey Thomas Bleu
Philadelphia
Misa M. Carey Thomas
Bryn Mawy Callere
Bishop Assails Liquor Trade in Politics
Bishop W N Ainsworthy of the Southern Methodist Church denounces liquor interests as a tool to enslave voters and fund political campaigns. He warns of an unrestrained flood of liquor during wartime and urges a renewed push for prohibition measures as the four day convention continues. Also: Jon Foster pays a fine to settle a bad check case, then makes the check good. Frasier Scout executive to speak at Meeker High School assembly.
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Ainsworthy
Republic
Jon Foster
Denver
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Kuner
Poster
Frasier
Long's Peak
Meeker High School
Supreme Court Holds Patterson Liable for Kountze Funds
New York December report says the New York bonding firm and Weld County treasurer Patterson were found liable for funds deposited with the Kountze Brothers bonding firm, whose collapse in 1941 led to state court rulings. Justices affirmed the ruling against Patterson, noting the county treasurer and commissioners bore the duty to protect school funds.
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General Assembly
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Three Licenses Revoked by Saunders in Colorado
Secretary of State Gorge B. Saunders revoked three licenses after a theft and land sale violations probe. Morrison Stephen’s Denver area operation was cited as the licensee for Wakeland Inn and related venues while Louis Sileo and Sim Silev faced revocation for Windnect Inn and Str Tow ventures in Denver.
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Denver
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Windnect Inn
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Indow
Sim Silev
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Str Tow
Resettlement To Employ 50 at Briggsdale
Resettlement Administration aims to hire 50 workers at Briggsdale with 24 already on site in Colorado. The project covers Weld County near Briggsdale and the Fountain Valley area near Colorado Springs, part of a broader effort to create about 3,100 jobs in the mountain states by year’s start. Elmer A. Stareh, regional director, notes crews will recruit from Project area residents and Montana Wyoming beyond.
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Landrede
Wlder
Govarnminal Land Purelises Arena
Mountain States
Weld County
Priggsdale
Fountain Vall Yley
Colorado Springs
Elmer A. Stareh
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Wyoming
Fire harms Johnston Garage and nearby area
Slight damage reported at Johnston Garage on Fourteenth Street when a discarded mattrasa ignited an ash pit and set a fire at 2:42 p.m. Sunday. Fire Department extinguished the blaze. Fire Chief Mason cautioned about furnace-related smoke and advised precautions. no injuries or further damage noted.
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J. [. Johnston
Mattrasa Intel
Fira
Local buyers pay to farmers in latest market report
Readable items show prices for crops including barley wheat oats and new crop pintos and potatoes. Notable figures include 70 cents for a listed potato variety with buyers from Denver and local markets.
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Denver
County Farm Institute Opens Jan 2-4 in Weld County
The County Farm Institute will open January 2 to 4 at the Weld County courthouse in Greeley with a county seed show and exhibit preparations urged. President Clarence Disas of Greeley presides as the institute coordinates show committees and urges farmers to prepare entries at the county office ahead of time. Local officials emphasize early sample submissions for the seed and equipment displays.
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Greeley Inn
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Institute
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Greeley
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