Japan Says Hull Declaration Not Basis for Negotiations
Tokyo reports quote Hull declaration as not providing ground for further talks with the United States. Dispatch notes U S position seen as potentially reconciled with Japan’s expansion aims. Washington envoys Nomura and Kurusa discussed the issue in late November amid heightened tensions. International mood described as crisis with wartime measures and Allied military moves in Asia.
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United States
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Envaya
Hull
Hults
Uiase
Washington
Neilsaburo Nomura
Suentil
Huburo Kurusa
Althea
Domel
Lokya
Wartngton
Empire
Isideki Toto
Shigenori Togo
Britain
Tule
Asia
China
Yomiuri
Ingianésa
Kenkien Yoshienwa
Jean Deveaux
Wagruder
Chungking
Philippines
Singapore
State Land Lease Credit Discussed At Weld Meeting
A Weld County gathering of land operators from the Crow Valley and Pawnee Grazing associations debated state land leases for conservation work. Delegates urged a stabilized leasing plan tied to improvement methods, with decisions delayed for board review.
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Weld
Laid Commissionera
Craw Valley and
Pawnee Grazing Association of
Jeosee
Stata Board
Salt
Indian Leaders Freed by Government
Indian Congress party president Moulana Abu Kalan Azad and former president Jawaharlal Nehru were released from prison under a government policy aimed at freeing dissidents. The decision affects about 3,000 political prisoners including followers of Mahatma Gandhi, with the move described as part of a broader amnesty.
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Associated Brush
New Delhi
India
Moul Pana Abu Kalan Azad
The
India Congress Party
Jawaharal Nehisa
Prson
Collowera
Mobate Doa Ko Gandh
Denver Toll of Traffic Rises as Frank Montgomery Dies
Denver General Hospital reported the death of Frank Montgomery, 95, marking the city’s toll from traffic incidents this year. A collision on the 28th Street last Saturday night injured Montsom ery, whose condition was not immediately released.
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Denver
Frank Montgomery
Flospita
Alontsomery
Young Physicians Blamed for Army Medical Corps Shortage
New York reports an army medical officer cites a shortage of 41,609 doctors. Captain Wekingo S. Pepper of Walter Reed General Hospital told a symposium that about 100 young physicians who deferred the draft while finishing education faced dismissal from service for avoiding duty.
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Army Medical Corps
New York
Shleklieg
Army
Wekingo S. Pepper
Wicter Reed General Hospital
Wanhington
Two Sisters Die After Train Hits Car Near Firestone
Grandfather Walter Springsteel drove two granddaughters, Jean and Btauls, to a Firestone store to buy new shoes. The car was struck by Union Pacific Mixed Train No. 384 southbound from Cheyenne to Denver at a grade crossing. Jean Springsteel, 6, died en route to Longmont hospital. Btauls, 9, died shortly after arrival. Walter Springsteel, 66, survived with injuries. passengers reported shock and minor injuries. The fatalities raise Weld County's traffic deaths for the year to two.
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Firestone
Ly New Shoes
Union Pacific
Mini Wat
Jean Springsteel
Rina
Longmont Hospital
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Augustin Springsteel
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Tin
Waller Springsteel
Tun
Lawrence Springsteel
Hunn
Weld County
Gilbert Dann
Greeley
Cheyenne
Denver
Dert ‘Evans
George Street
W. R
Jedge
West Maple Street
FP. L. Thompson
Pear
Walter Springsteet
Gitlera
Springsteel
Tome
Frederick
Husband of Noted Hunter from Chair Pays Hunting Fine
Fort Collins Colorado December 4 hunters face pall fires and court costs of 325 and 38 each foray over one elk killed near Estes Park Ralph Detwiler 41 a Fort Collins electrician whose wife has drawn attention in recent disgrace was fined by Justice George Stanton for unlawful hunting of elk without a license Detwiler pleaded guilty Phil Denton 30 of Estes Park was fined for falsely naming Mrs Detwiler on the elk deed The state game warden pressed the charge and recommended a $50 fine the elk being claimed by Mrs Detwiler Detwiler testified he fired only one shot at a herd when asked what he would have done if he had shot an elk he replied he would have tagged it for Mrs Detwiler
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Colo
Estes Park
Ralph Detwiler
Fort Falling
Thelt
Waa
Justice of Fia
George Stantill
Detwiler
Phil Denton
Peare Vern
Mail To England Announced Lost
London December 4 The general post office announced that letters printed papers and parcels posted in England for the United States from October 23 to 26 had been lost by enemy action.
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London
General Peat Office
England
United States
Greeley High Explosions Mystery Clearing
Students at Greeley High faced noise disruptions from stink bombs and firecrackers as officials investigated a weeks long disturbance. Investigations traced some incidents to several senior students who bought noisemakers and chemicals, leading to disciplinary action and warnings to others involved.
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Greeley High
Woley
Greeley
Picare
Wilt College
Watt Hiny Akso
Greeley Falk
Wendell
T Might
Gretley High
Sibnal
Matavn
Hans
Novelty Co
Nayvelly Company
Avis
Aiso
D. i
Stock Market Mixed In Early Reds Rally Fades
In New York trading on December stocks edged higher on the Reds success while many issues retreated as the day advanced. Volume exceeded 1.26 million shares with notable gains for American Telephone American Telephone Consolidated Edison U S Rubber and Montgomery Ward amid broader uneven moves.entuations.
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Victor Elbank
Tass
New York
Witiel
Houst Tate
American Telephone
W. S. Bleel
Consolidated Edison
U. &. Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Tor ‘Aenational Marvertnn
United Attaratun International Nickel
Eaiiman Kodak
Santa Fe
Central
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
General Motors
Buthlehem Steel
J 1 Case
du Pont
American Can
Kennecalt
Graham-Paige
Acquitted in Fatal Altercation at Local Station
A district court jury acquitted David H. Schauer a year-old filling station employee in the death of Donald F. Madigan after a flat fight. Schauer testified he struck Madigan when challenged, causing fatal injuries by striking the concrete base of a gasoline pump. Also reports a gasoline theft: Harold Ramus, 918 Third, reported the theft of gasoline and a gas tank cap from his office parked at home.
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Fistte Xiling Chiscelaird
Denvar
David H. Schauer
Donald F. Madigan
Schauer
Urial
Harold Ramus
Ofc
U S Yangtze Patrol Boats Reach Manila
U S Yangtze Patrol ships arrive in Manila after a long voyage from Shanghai. Admiral William Glassford says the six ships reached the river region and faced rough seas during the transit.
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U.S. Yangtze
Manila
Manila, & i
Nee
U. S, Navy
Luzan
Oahit
Shanghai
Willian Glassford
Butte
Qin Chita
Colorado Aged Pensions To Exceed 1940 Levels In State
Aged pension payments in Colorado for December average $29.82, with total disbursements around $15,217,705.06 for the year and $92,?4,150.42 in the latest report. About 3,600 pensioners are Class H on state lands. deductions from each check totalled $88 this year. The review notes the average award rising, deductions lowering, and stabilization of Class D pensioners as law changes require 35 years Colorado residency. The state funds plus federal grants covered December payments, with tax receipts contributing most of the state funding.
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Colorado
Nenston
Stle
Hidance
Earl M. Koung
Etn
Rata Tony
Becaus
Ward Eaid
Ward
Mrs Blanche Nee Dieg Died at Greeley Hospital
Mrs Blanche Neel 64 of Mayer apartments S11 Trellth street died at Greeley hospital at 2:60 p.m. Wednesday. She was sister of Mrs Major Williamson of Loveland and the body was sent to a Loveland mortuary.
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Blanche Neel
Mayer Apartments
Trellth Street
Greeley Hospital
Major Williamson
Voveland
Loveland
U. S. Admits Failure To Help Russia
Washington officials admit efforts to ship under the 90,000 ton monthly program to Russia have disappointed. Cargoes of raw materials and war equipment had not been cleared from Boston for Russia in October and November, but officials say the Archangel flow will improve noticeably in coming weeks.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Huse Wa
Russia
Boston
Archangel
Open drawbridge crash kills engineer near East Chicago
A streamlined engine plunged from an open drawbridge at East Chicago Indiana killing the engineer who died while helping the train to reverse the locomotive wheels to avert a greater disaster. The wreck damaged the power car and derailed cars but no other injuries were reported. The incident occurred on the Shenandoah line between Chicago and New York.
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Chicago
Ind
New York
Heavy fog cripples travel from Midwest to coast
Dense fog blankets the Midwest and eastern states, halting air and water travel from Maine to the Ohio Valley. Visibility drops to near zero at key ports and highways, with cities from New York to Baltimore reporting delays and accidents. Several deaths occur, while trains, buses, and cars face widespread standstills as authorities issue warnings.
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Ohio Valley
Tamixtire
U.S
Noreas
Maine
Aisinp
Tipsulet
Nots Nino
New York City
LaGuardia Aire Mort
Avelropolly
Great Harbor
Shipy
Coast Guard
Narrows
Bl. Louis
Detroit
Louisville
Kansas City
Ant
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Lincoln Highway
Qng Pratt
Daltimore
New Haven
Conn
Beet Benefit Checks Arrive at Office in Weld County
Weld County AAA office announced receipt of a new batch of beet benefit checks totaling 70,042 dollars. The batch includes 185 checks and updates the M41 crop storage figures with a BoM of 73,081 dollars.
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Weld County
War plan mystery over 5 million A E F tale
Washington secretary Steve Early disputes a Chicago Tribune report claiming a confidential joint board drafted plans for a 5 000 000 strong American expeditionary force by July 4 1943. He says no ABM or explicit force is in the president's letter and hints at an impending investigation.
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Bee
Stephen Erly
White House
Chicago Tribune
Gompany
Ask Prees
Early
Stimson
Jook Inin
United States
Tribune
the Tribune
Navy
Knox
U. S
Europe
Africa
Fitzsimons Kin Attend Hospital Dedication Ceremony
Fitzsimons siblings Mrs W J West and Lieut Williams T Filaginone attended the dedication of a new Fitzsimons General Hospital addition near Denver. Mrs West recalled the ceremony honoring their brother, the first authorized U V officer killed in the World War, while noting the $1,000,050 project and its ten story towers. The speakers said they did not seek special recognition, yet expressed pride in the hospital’s work and its impact.
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Jassor
Denver
George K. Fiteayes
W. J. West
France
West
Weel
Roosevelt assures good aliens no camps in war time
President Franklin D Roosevelt told a symposium on recent immigrants and national defense that aliens with clean records need not fear internment. The statement, supported by the state department and another agency, aimed to reassure immigrants amid wartime anxieties.
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Associated Preset
New York
Frankin D. Roosevelt
Slo
State Department
Department of
Colorado iDraft quota raised for January to 1183
The state selective service headquarters announced a supplemental call for 291 with 20 soldiers and two Negroes. The original call was for 890 men. The supplemental draft will undergo physical examinations at Fort Leavenworth with inductions scheduled from January 26 to 29.
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Neaver
Colorado
State Selective Service
Ito
Fort Levan
Soviet Claims Of Offensives Are Continuing
Soviet claims of ongoing offensives surface in war summaries describing heavy German losses and Allied counter moves. Dispatches from Moscow note 1400 German casualties, several towns retaken, and attempts to push fronts toward Turkey. Reports also mention Yugoslavia and Serbia combatants, with estimates of German and partisan forces and civilian casualties, and reference to a broader European crisis.
Weather Local Report for 24 Hours Ending Morning
Weather across states notes cloudy Colorado with snow likely in west and east parts, warmer south and colder tonight. Wyoming mostly cloudy with light snow near mountains, Montana partly cloudy then colder, New Mexico rain changing to snow over mountains, Nebraska cloudy with mix of rain and snow, temperatures listed for major cities including Amarillo 643, Chicago 4912, Denver 47, El Paso 67, Dallas 59-57, Los Angeles 66-43.
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Colorado
Bortion
Mantana
Mauilalis
Continental Divide
Aorthern
Colter
Grande Valley
Tongebl
Amnetlla
Chicago
Denver
Storm Zones Converge Over Uncompaghie Valley
Strong winds whipped through Montrose and nearby areas as a 10 day weather system brought two storm zones toward the Uncompaghie valley in southwestern Colorado. Weather officials urged caution as the pair of systems moved toward the region.
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Cola
Dec
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