France Rebuffs Italian Drive on Tunisia Government stands firm on Tunisian claims
Paris dismisses Italian demands as unacceptable and warns that no withdrawal from French territory will occur. France’s envoy to Rome expresses resolve amid hints of possible concessions, while Britain may question Rome over anti French demonstrations in the Italian chamber.
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Paris
France
Italy
Associated Presa
Rome
Andre Prancois-Poncet
Tunisia
Hig
Virginio Cavda
Galeazzo Clano
Ciano
Dugo
Francois-Poncet
Munich
Pierre Laval
Jubaland
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Hanis
Jl Mersaggero
Tunlala
Molora
Tuntela
Gros
Britain
Vondon
Chamber of Deputies
Earl of Perth
Galeazzo Ciano
Prime HM
Chamberlain
Mussolini
Mora Candidates Fire Expense Statements
Weld county general election candidates filed expense statements with County Clerk Morrison. Bhambaugh for superintendent of schools spent $271.03 and Waterhouns weg for county clerk listed $440.12.
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Weld
Watter F. Morrison
Bhambaugh
J. A
Waterhounsweg
Colorado Buys Lots For Heating Plant And Annex
Denver, Dec. 3. Colorado bought for 919,646.84 two lots to build a heating plant serving the new sewer story capital annex. The land on an estate street was purchased from Mrs. Adana Tynon Legge. The cost will be repaid from rents as departments occupy the annex after completion next June. Funding came from anticipation warrants issued by the state land board from the investment fund.
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Assostated Press
Denver
Colorado
Story
Out
Graduation set at Colo State College of Education
Thirty-five men and women will receive degrees or certificates at the conclusion of the full quarter. Doctor of philosophy goes to T. Bros Johnson of Genenen, Neb. Educational Psychology. seven master’s degrees and 24 bachelor degrees awarded. three will receive certificates. The roster lists names and fields including Loyall Brownell, Blanche Haluree Drexel, Mary Feiling, Elm Jones, Seward Wilson Miller, and many others across Educational Administration, Science, History, Literature, Tech Education, and Nursing Education.
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Culo- Tado State College
Lamar
Maule
Franklin Mercer
Denver
Selenice
Edin Vivian Morgan
Bozeman
Mont
Elizabeth Rider
Colorado Springs
Henman Carl Rehwulut
Longmont
Hestary
Lauring Genevieve Saul
Atnoal
Ietary
Brainard Clarence Shay
Michael Angela Signorella
Tarentum
Husiness
Heocrea
Florence Thompson
Springer
N. M
Flora Ainle Wolbach
Grace Vivian Earl
McClare
Vivian Marty Jacobson
Lodene Frances Graham
Yuta
Private Power Slashes Rate for Memphis
National Power and Light Company allies with Elec tr ic Bond and Share cuts Memphis Tennessee electricity rates about 3 percent. The move follows the city’s bid to buy Memphis utility properties for TVA power distribution, described as a life or death clash between private firms and government interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prees
New York
National Power and Light Company
Electric Bond and Share Company
Memphis
Tenn
TVA Powere
Memphis Power and Light Company
Transminaton
Board of Light and Water Commissioners
Power and Light
TVA
Obs
Snow Plow Rescues Couple on Peak in Colorado Springs
A state highway crew snow plow freed Mrs Tatsen Barker Smith wife of the Broadmoor manager and Oulis Elligott an aid instructor marooned Friday on Glen Cove North Peak nearly 11 000 feet above sea level on the north slope of Pike's Peak.
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Colorado Springs
Tatsen Barker Smith
Wifn
Ouls Elilogt
Glen Gove
Semi overturns with irrigating cargo near Greeley station
A southbound semi-trailer overturned near the Greeley bus station after a wheel broke while avoiding a collision with a car trucks and a passenger car. Roy Wunderlich 22 of Denver drove the truck and KR J Winslow 53 of Route One Kersey attempted a turn on Eighth avenue near Eleventh street. The left front fender of the car and the right front fender of the truck showed marks of contact as the trailer collapsed and spilled its load drawing a crowd of spectators.
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Greeley
Roy Wunderlich
Denver
KR. J. Winslow
Route One
Kersey
Eighth Avenue
Eleventh Street
Wunderlich
Greeley Sets Four Rocky Conference Football Games in 1939
Greeley State will play four Rocky Mountain conference games in 1939 including two at home against Colorado College and Montana State and two away games at Gunnison and Nevada. The conference fixed dates show Utah State and BYU as nonleague foes and Homecoming set for Montana State on November 4 in Greeley. Other schedules outline matches for Colorado Mines Western State and Colorado College with various venues across Golden Gunnison Colorado Springs and Greeley.
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Rocky Mionstein
Greeley State
Western State
Colorado Mines
Montana State
Colorado College
Greeley
Weslern State
Gunnison
Rocky
Golden
Curucada Springs
Wemn
Fort Warren
Utah State
Logan
Colorado Colege
Gree
Nevada University
Thee
Santa Harbara State
Santa Barter
Kearney
Nebraska
Normal
Chadron
Cuthwaite State
Foyt Collies
Denver UW
Nenyer
Chudean Normal
Colder
Greeley Stsia
Gulden
New Mexico Normal
Lax Vegzis
Daker University
Colorado Springs
Washbrn Coege
Topeka
Grinner
Colorado Miner
Garden
Chadron Normial
Neb
Ten Million Unemployed In October Heard By Henderson
Henderson, former WPA economist, estimated ten million unemployed in October while testifying to the committee on effects of the 1929 decline. He noted no official current figures exist, but used his own estimates since March 1933, when unemployment was about 14.37 million, and 7.41 million in July 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sean Henderson
Henderson
WPA
Lawrence Lewis Reports Campaign Spending Total
Lawrence Lewis of Denver reported to Secretary of State George Saunders that he spent 5220.20 in his reelection campaign. Democratic candidate Fred Cumminga of Fort Collins contributed 250 to the party, with totals and other expenditures itemized by state officials Homer F. Bedford and Saunders.
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Denver
Tee
Lawrence Lewis
George B. Saunders
Lewis
Fred Cumminga
Fort Collins
House of Representatives
de Stege
Homer F. Bedford
Atate Sudtor
Saunders
Circus History At Book Hour Reviewed By Russell Mann
Earl Chapin May's history of the circus titled From Rome to Win will be reviewed by Russell Mann at the Men's Book Hour at Farchurch Sunday afternoon at 5 oclock. May is a commercial and industrial historian of notes.
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Earl Chapin May
Rome
Wne
Russell Mann
Farkchurch
May
Nats
Nouthern
GOP to contest Weld county commissioner race
Herman E Crist announced Friday night that a suit will be filed in county court to challenge Frederick Precinct No 7 ballots and recount votes. The move targets Fred Q Ford who won the county commission seat, with potential challenges to hundreds of Frederick voters and a request to open the ballot box for recounts. Court actions focus on possible errors in Frederick returns and naturalization record cross checks used to challenge voters.
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Herman E. Crist
Weld County
Ctaieman
Fred Q. Ford
Auit
Crist
Frederick
Crit
Declan
Frederick ‘Mwraday
Wers
Tal
U. S
Tha
Crlat
Ford
Norton youth admits a string of Kansas robberies
Modert N. Alley of Norton, Kansas, arrested in Denver, confessed to three Kansas robberies netting over 9100,000. He said he wore a pistol in a boot, turned to crime after job loss, holding up a Norton theatre for 180 and a Garay bank for 460, plus 1548 4370 in Cresawn bank. Sheriff notified, extradition waived. Policeman's Ball ticket sale began for December 16 by Greensley police.
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Associated Préna
Derr
Charlea J. Burns
Tnld
Norton
Kan
Kansas
Burns
Modert N. Alley
Denver
Alley
Burcia Sal
Weather Outlook for Colorado and Wyoming
Partly cloudy conditions continue in Colorado for Saturday night and Sunday with warmer temperatures Saturday night and a colder Sunday. Wyoming remains unsettled with cold air and snow flurries in the west. Sunday turns partly cloudy but colder. Local 24 hour figures show Saturday high near 49 and low around freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wyoming
Suit To Halt Vail's Equipment Buying Is Signed
Hettinger jailed for three to seven years after pleading guilty to wrecking J Yale Brown car in Greeley on Nov 27. He had been on parole from the state reformatory. Carl Wettinger, 21, of Willisor, noted in sentencing records as connected to the case. District Judge Frederic W. Clare imposed the terms in the state prison.
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Vail
Tax Group
Hettinger
Carl Wettinger
Willisor
Frederic W. Clare
J. Y.ale Brown
Greeley
Hetlingnr
Thene Stile Reformatory
Chiude C. Coffin
Frederic W. Clark
Inne &, & Smd
M. K. Ray Aginst
Ronnie Bowles
Jews Restricted By Nazis Cannot Drive Or Enter Areas
Berlin decree bars Jews German subjects from public places including theatres, museums, sports venues, and bathing facilities. Jews must carry police permits to enter or leave districts from Dec 5. The measure bans Jewish operation of automobiles and motorcycles. licenses to be turned in. Separate note says upcoming naturalization hearings and a local civil case were discussed.
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Caapocinteil Press
Berlin
Burl Else Ot
From
Ieee
Dentachland Hall
Olympic Stadium
Ratch
Williglinstrasse
Leipzigerstrasse
Unter den Linden
Germany
Henneich Himmler
Gerlice
Aho
DNE
El Jebel Shrine Band to Play Free Concert Sunday
The El Jebel Shrine Band of Hi Jebel Temple in Greeley will perform a free Sunday concert at 3 p.m. in Gunterball College Gymnasium. Conducted by John S. Leick with associate director Kurl Kallas, the program features soloists Clarence Hoglund on organ Charlen Watts on marimba and Carl Elander of Colorado State College of Education. Highlights include Valse Brillante by Green and The Star and Stripes Forever with a full band, plus medleys and vocal solos. All music lovers are invited to attend.
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Shrine
Hi Jebel Temple
Greeley
Gunterball
College Gymnasium
John S. Leick
Kurl Kallas
Clarence R. Hoglund
Charlen A. Watts
Carl Ae Lander
Colorado State College of Education
Piagy
Denver Duditoricum
Charles A. Waits
Green
Stara and Stripes
Sousa
Obero — Weber
Faulkes
Old Kentucky Home
Dalbey
A. W. James
F. H. Warner
Ducts
Frank Phelps
Ant. Byeneral
Soto
Verdi
Carl Melunder
Harry McClure
Dicker
Warkabat Soto
Charles A. Waite
Clarence’ R. Hoglund
Herbart
Executive Council and Purchasing Agent Also Named In Action
Colorado officials named in an injunction action aim to halt a bidless purchase of 251377 dollars in road equipment. The suit targets Charles W. Vall asante and others cited for approving equipment without competitive bids. McRoberts says the move targets wasteful spending and a hearing is planned for Tuesday.
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Pasnstister
Mesa
Denver
Johnny McRoberts
Colorado Hussey Men's Tax Association
Papera
Charles WD. Vall
McRoberts
Flegate
Vail
Gokerhar Ammons
Tomer F. Bedford
Thoman Rundu
K E. Saunders
Byron
G. Rogers
Executive Council
Does
Dat
Wall
Ed OC. Johnson
Wawnlig
Seance Hunt Renewed For Pueblo Resident
In Walstoburg a renewed seance search for missing Pueblo hunter Harold L. Mercer began as snow hampered progress. Consociate Haibino Peres, 39, claims a vision led him to the area near a stone hut, where Sheriff Claud Swift directs the posse in hopes of locating Mercer's body today or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walstoburg
Harold L. Mercer
Walsenburg
Haibino
Aclé
Nuy
Claud Swift
Parea
Mercer
Sompintons
Ullezard
Quick Police Action Nets Bad Check Suspect
Carroll Gilbert of Westorado Drug praised Creeley police for arresting Roy Edwards of Fort Morgan and Marshall Brunelli of Weldona after a reported attempt to pass a worthless check at a store near Linn Grove cemetery. Edwards remained held for investigation while Brunelli was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Gilbert
Westorado Drug Company
Creeley
Gilbert
Roy Edwards
Fort Morgan
Marshall Brunelli
Weldona
Linn Grove Cemetery
Brunelli
Edwards
Bate Urdsy
Park Congregational to Host Woadwind Quartet Service
The Woadwind Quartet from Park, comprising Beth Branning oboe Barbara Cheney flute Lan Morse baritone Cloyce Stokes clarinet, will perform at Sunday morning service on December 3 at Park Congregational Church. All members are music majors at the college.
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CSCH
Beth Branning
Barbara Cheney
Lan Morse
Cloyce Stokes
the Park Congregational Church
Rinaldo
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Mora
A.M
Ley
Brigham Young
Kreeley
Portland University
Portland
Montana University
Butte
Greatey
North Dakota State
Mene Men
Omaha University
Omaha
Gop
Greeiey
el Jebel Shrine Band
Charles D. Vail
Lajorado
Erlittelsi
Alate
Ed C Jnhnson
Pye
Liv Squaioy
Dalle
Tex
Ighway
von Sireetly
Vide
Pueblo
Woadwind Quartet of
Park, Church
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