Growers Told Not To Expect Support Rise
A 1845 crop meeting of growers and officials discussed government support for beets and other crops. Charles B. Franklin of McGrew urged higher support to 194 a ton, while Tony Syeatt and Earl Auler highlighted planned plantings and potential harvests. Processors planned to meet to discount farms under current contract prices. Further farm labor talks were planned.
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Wieter
Snd
Earl Aoler
Auxar Bravich
Tony Syeatt
Rextorts
Alion
Bas Than
Bron
Wroupe
Wilson
Charles B. Franklin
McGrew
Niant
Franklin
Mint
Two Hurt Reported In Collisions On Eleventh Street
Police report two injuries from crashes at Eleventh Avenue and street intersections. Vehicle A, driven by Ed Kobabel, overturned near 61 Eleventh Street with passenger Bokharat injured. Vehicle B, led by K K Sinoyaronn, involved in a collision at Sixth Street and Eighth Avenue. Later reports list other drivers, including J A Parker and M A Parker, at Seventh Street and Eighth Avenue.
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Titor
Tauesday
Eleventh Avenue
Biehth
Wellington
Freng
Bokharat
Eleventh Street
Therbead
Ed Kohabel
K.K. Sinoyaronn
Hoatp
Eresey
Sixth Street
Eighth Avenue
J.A. Parker
Route 4
M. A. Parker
Denver
Seventh Stret
Lewis G
Albert
Robert Willlarobe
Ninth-bireat
Washington May Extend Support Payments For Widows
Fragmented report notes Senate amendments to raise monthly support for widows and children, with specific amounts for different family sizes. Also mentions related budget figures, a stolen tools incident, and a list of local notices including licenses and fines, plus a college football result approved by the war department.
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Roon Salation
Ponstong
Chamber
Senate
House
Childings
George
D-Ga
Renate Troanes Committee
Custers
Drew
Custer
Kaunas
Andelph Field
Washington
AP Defense Opens as Supreme Court Hears Antitrust Case
Washington December 5 Counsel for the Associated Press framed the government antitrust challenge before the Supreme Court. Attorney Sohn T. Cabell outlined the AP background in a case seeking to compel changes in cooperative bylaws as a pension matter advances tomorrow. The hearing drew a crowded chamber with arguments set to resume. Delbert A. Keith of Grover funeral Thursday service at Prairie Center Church at 2 PM with burial at Eutoin cemetery.
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Washington
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Sohn T. Cabil
Cooperative Association
Frazier Credits Luck of Irish Flak Suit for Home Return
Staff Sgt. Frazier credits the luck of Irish and a stout flak suit for surviving 53 raids. He earned Distinguished Flying Cross, presidential citation, three battle stars, and an air medal with Oak Leaf Clusters after flying multiple missions over Europe. He described engine failures, a midair fire, and his crew bailing out as their crippled bomber limped back to England.
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George E. Irenates
Myan
Nak
Tak Saa
Mereburs
Bird
Bat. Frazer
Prastec
Bin
Lieelk
England
Franior
Frasier Acond
Fresier
Praster
Noge
Frazier
Frasier
Husaia
J Huessa
Iran
Mayat
Algeria
Eguter
Othiz Chow
Mak
Stetwes
Cam Ab
Tse Alana
Gomeoua
Satay
Maraberg
Hghtar
Fragler
Mershers
Rama
Creak Frasier
Tors Fraciar
Demonstration of Meat Cutting at Eaton School
A meat cutting demonstration will be held at Bates school gym on December 20 at 5 p.m. sponsored by Home Demonstration Clubs of Eaton. Harry Smith of Colorado State Agricultural College will conduct the demonstration, cutting beef and pork carcasses. The event was postponed earlier and the public is invited to attend.
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Bates School
S P. Mw
Ho Eaton
Harry Smith
Dytenatos Imebt
Colorado State Age Cultural College
Jaycees to Survey Traffic Safety Problems
The Junior Chamber of Commerce selects John Good and Richard Talman to lead a traffic safety survey. They plan a fact finding review of focal traffic problems and consider recommendations from national safety experts. The effort follows a prior airlight campaign and aims to clarify intersection rules to reduce racing and confusion.
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Comvosree
Johnn Good
Richard Talman
Trusen
Altho
Tatman
Senate Panel Approves Rent Control Bill for Commercial Property
Washington December 5 The Senate banklog committee voted 10 to 7 to empower OPA to set ceilings on rents for commercial properties and controls for residential rents. The majority view local factors drive the problem, noting most complaints come from New York and a few other cities.
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Iassita Er
Washington
Sensi Banklog
OPA
Governor Eyeing Cash Transfer Plan Across State Agencies
Denver reports Governor Vivian ratt is considering calling on 21 state institutions to transfer idle cash to the treasury. State Treasurer Sean Laying would supervise custody, with officials noting many institutions hold funds. The move follows questions about deposits and potential violations by certain state bodies.
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Denver
Vivian Ratt
Sean Laying
Togo
Treanurer
Mods
Spilornt
Nee Tive
Shell Shortage Costing Lives Of Americans
A Daily dispatch cites Noel Monks on German tanks advancing on a town as American infantry near the outskirts are counterattacked. Heavy fire and minefields hinder U S troops while artillery and air support are requested but limited by supply. A colonel quietly notes the failure to meet quotas as troops suffer without needed air or tank support.
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Noel Monks
U. S. Ninth
Arilery
Gerneo
Anbellas
Weather forecast fragment for local region
Fragmentary forecast notes warmer today with south to east influence. Mentions cross-border conditions and a mixed outlook for today tonight and Wednesday.
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Ca Woennesday
Oday
Clark Again Heads Weld County Soil Conservation Board
Clark was elected chair man of the Weld County Soil Conservation Association at the annual meeting held at the courthouse Tuesday. Local directors elected to the county committee include E. D. Emergon of Greeley representing Driggedale, reelected as vice president. Frank Jacoburd of Brighton, representing the Fed arick district, also reelected. Alternate directors named Tuesday were G. A. Turner of Nun first alternate and Abe Abrams of Johnatorn second, with W. R. Barker of New Rayaner retiring from the board.
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Tarry Clark
Weld
Court House
Hera
E. D. Emergon
Greeley
Driggedale
Frank Jacoburd
Brighion
Fedarick
G. A. Turner
Nun
Abe Abrams
Johinatorn
W. R. Barker
New Rayaner
Missing Art Martinez Report Reveals Navy Seaman
The false fragment notes missing Arthur Guerra Martines, 19, of Bea mon fo United States Navy. His mother Mrs Luz Martinez of the Spanish colony west of Greeley reports him missing after over a year abroad. The text references Farragut training and four winter battles, with mentions of two older brothers Antonio and ars overs RS Greeley.
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Arthur Guerra Martines
Beamon Fo
United States Navy
Aerlon
Ward
Luz Martinez
Greeley
Martine
Amea Jung
Farragut
Ide
Bond Sale on Tues 96 499 in War Bonds
Tuesday's purchase of war bonds totals 96 499 765 dollars with Weld County over 65 percent of the 1 834 000 quote. Grand total of war bonds purchased to date announced at 1 296 087 90 dollars.
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Charles
Swink
Weld
Britain Will Use Arms To Keep Greek Order Commons Told
London reports say Prime Minister Churchill declared in Parliament Greece must retain its government and that Britain will use force if needed to uphold the legal regime. Athens Premier George Papandreou offered resignation and proposed a coalition cabinet as unrest and strikes paralyzed the capital. In Greece, leftist groups clashed with police. British forces keep order as the crisis deepens. Redien Hettinger, wounded in France, is recovering in Fitzem Hospital, Denver, with family details noted.
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Britain
Commons
Athens
London
Brituie
Greece
Chuck II
House of Commons
Ona
Aueatle
Churchill
George Papandréous
Fumare
Eaplesi
Mita
Stephen Barber
Dec
George Papandeou
Ureerlslmtard
Sheka
Erm
National. Mberation Front
Yolinn
Fey
Eing
Brith Afar
Gan
Seoble
Khey
Dehydrating Plant Operates 24 Hours Daily
A local plant, the Valydrated Feoducta Company of Colorids, reports 24 hour operation to dehydrate potatoes. The facility processes roughly 200 sacks daily, aiming for a pound of dry product from 14 pounds of potatoes, outperforming Idaho yields and local spuds. Government contracts secure the output. packaging uses sealed lead folk and sturdy wooden boxes designed to withstand 42 hours in salt water.
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Feoducta Company
Colorids
Orville
Irevident
Idaho
Hettle da
Olacka
Interim Committee Opposed To Liquor Monopoly In State
A state interim committee rejected a liquor monopoly plan, urged a statewide referendum on increasing enacting taxes for highway construction, and recommended using surplus funds to attract federal aid. The group also proposed delaying local option legislation until after the war and creating a juvenile rehabilitation authority with probation and parole oversight. It favored reform of the state health board and district health departments, and discussed correctional options for juvenile offenders.
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State
Cnl
Legislative Interica
State Highway Department
Murplux
Mae
Ptate
Hai Hitam
Carlon
Greeerim
Colorado
Moody
Correctional Commission
Ici
Tg Eee
Sumerau
Ta Salle
Hee
Blolen
KPKA
Miniature Bomb Gum Blew Up In Man Mouth
Philadelphia police report a prankster may have placed a miniature bomb or chemically treated paper wad in a man's mouth. The blast injured lips and caused contusions as he bit into it, with investigators sending gum packaging and a paper fragment for analysis. Lloyd suspects the device was a joke and believes someone slipped it into his mouth by accident.
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Philadelphia
Glén Gloyd Amy
Ogether
Lloyd
Missing Lt Boothroyd Reported In Action Over Germany
War department telegram says Lt Vincent F Boothroyd missing in action over Germany since November 16. Pilot of a P-48 based in England and France, son of Mr and Mrs Philip Boothroyd of Loveland. Mother Edith Beardaley of Greeley and several relatives named.
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Vincent FB. Boathroyd
Philip Heathroyd
Weat
Love ‘Land
Germany
War Department
Marning
Boath Irayd
Edith + Beardaley
Greeley
Tnez Deardaley
Altice Apartments
Princpal
Lincoln Dehoal
Paul Stuart
Tenth Street
Keathroyd
Rafaslow
England
France
Boothroyd
Loveland
University of Colorado
Air Forces
Ted Boothroyd
Missonel
Dan Boothroyd Sa
Fort Mason
Cally
Herien Boathrayd
Lone Amament
Ald bin Fathep
Thal Taleane
House Committee Pushes Treaty Power Amendment
Washington December 5 The House Judiciary Committee advanced a constitutional amendment granting the House of Representatives a voice in treaty ratifications. A 14 to 4 vote sent the proposal to the floor, seeking to abolish Senate control and require majority votes in both houses for future international pacts. Some fear the measure may stall in the Senate. The report also notes a local chicken theft from Clarence Bliss's farm worth 30 to 50 dollars.
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Washington
Ape
Hove of Representatives
Ite
Rep
Bumocra
Dtex
Senato
Twothinda
Rske
Patton Cleared Saarlautern and Reached Saarbrucken
Allied forces under Patton pushed toward Saarbrucken, crossing the Saar and attacking Saarlautern. German resistance was heavy with artillery bombardments as U.S. Third Army advanced to the city’s outskirts and began siege gun bombardment. Further north, advancing columns pressed near the Roer, while British and American units reported significant enemy losses and river crossings.
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James Mt. Long
Promy Paria
Third Army
Baarlautern
Sant of Saarprucken
Bienduatrint Saaz
Haarbrucker
Auittoppomkden
Coul Bnd
Saarlautern
Saar
Saarland
Nodds
1Eruuletern
Ed Saar
Ives Bridge
Horslog
Gem George
Patton
U. S
Aix
Gaarbricken Ixst
Mon
Wight
Saarbrecken
Bens
Roer River
Golngue
Reds Advance Toward Austrian Line in World War II Update
Allied forces push 12 miles closer to the Austrian frontier as a riverfront drive along Lake Balaton tightens the noose south of Budapest. Moscow bulletin notes a northward thrust near the Ranube river with Hosslay troops hammering suburbs, signaling pressure on the city’s southern approaches.
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London
Lake
Balaton
Marshal Fender I
Toksinokchin
Ruslan
Nagyhotom
Moscow
Budapest
Suh
Senate panel approves four State Department picks
Washington Dec 6 Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved four State Department nominations including Jos and C. Grew for undersecretary. Clark D-Bro said Grew advanced unanimously with some members reserving right to oppose other nominees. Archibald MacLeish faced opposition while Nelson A. Rockefeller was approved as assistant secretary. Committee backed a bill to add two more assistant secretaries, though the House had blocked the measure.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
Dey
Ata Department
Jos
C. Grew
Sas
Clark D-Bro
Grew
Lother
Hbor
Clark
Archibald MacLeish
Brary of
Congress
Bamcg Ag
Alafayl
Clary Toid
MacLelal
Sen Fitoy
Murray
DsMont
W. L. Clayton
Dee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Senator White
Maine
Seinor
Win
House
Liberated Areas To Meet Most Needs Says F D R
President Roosevelt told Congress that liberated areas in Europe may supply most needs this winter and noted relief efforts have not yet begun in the field. The three month report shows $4,263,423 cash outlay and $253,000,000 of aid allocations from the $800,000,000 appropriation for U N relief and rehabilitation.
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Washington
Bes
Ronsevelt
Congress
United Nationg Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Social Security Tax Freeze Veto Threat Looms
A presidential veto threat arose as Congress considered a measure to freeze Social Security benefits at one percent. Representative Dan Bell, among seven Ways and Means Committee members, opposed the recommendation and questioned the plan's legal basis and implications.
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Washington
Dac
Honst
Dan Bell
D-Midh
Congress
Atlanta Prisoners Revolt in Segregation Unit
In Atlanta, prisoners barricaded themselves in the segregation building and took four officers as hostages. Warden Joep W. Sanford announced the arrival of inmates from the guarding section and sought surrender with the help of James V. Dennett, director of the Bureau of Prison, who was inspecting the facility.
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Atlanta
Bee
Bullading
Saonford
Jared
Glenn Morris to be Honored at Shrine Game Pageant
Pageant set for January 4 at the Shrine game honors Glenn Morris among military tribute participants. Navy Lt. Geng Woring and former Colorado star Shijne highlighted as served athletes in the armed forces. Officials note the lieutenant is now an officer in the Navy physical fitness corps, a Colorado graduate of 1935.
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Glenn Morris
Fort Collins
Des
Navy
Geng Woring
Colorado’ A
Shijne
Leutenant
Uiinees Corps
Comdr
Gene Tunniy
Colorado School
Rationing Change Affects Grade IIk Passenger Car Tires
The OPA office issued a ruling to motorists about tire rationing taking effect Tuesday unless Grade C tires are unrationed. Two tire types formerly Grade Ik moved to rationing, while factory seconds and those made from rejected tire material remain under control.
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OPA
Colorado Troops Engage On Western Front In France
Coloradans are cited for strong action with the Sixth Army Regiment on the Western Front. The 15th Regiment and 46th Division are highlighted for service in key French sectors including Salerno and the beachhead operations, as field dispatches note continued American activity.
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Donna Kueczler
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Pat O'Bryan
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Union Hatel
Seing Prink
Jon Florer
Mildred Hubble
Yindeor
Jaycees
Art Martinez
Reuben Hettinger
Fitislions Hospital
Redien Hettinger
Windgor
Kctien
Fitzempital
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Dave Hettin Winisor
Beatrice
Maechussetta
Hottinger
Wind
Ingervics
Paul
Evernéesdaw Carl
Hawaii
Chicokena
Fara
Clarence Bliss
Siegfried
Saarbrucken
Tasevelgted Preaat
Motrow
Lublin
Esid
Maldanek
Poland
Churchill Intarmad
Allien
Chungking
Ges
Northwait
China
Kwtichow Province
Austrian
State Dept
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