Russians urged to sign mutual pact with Soviet Union
A Comintern article urges Russia and Romania to form a mutual security pact to counter Western powers and safeguard Balkan states. It warns against British and French backed intervention and cites earlier pacts with Latvia and Estonia as models while noting Soviet territorial motives and the wider European military stakes.
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Moscow
Bunavia
Soviet Union
Inay Srifcle
Communist International
Ory Baerbestlan
Latevie
Estonia
Anil Chivandia
France
Avluiin
Balkan
Russia
Rumania
Festarebla
Feumania
Iqualky
Ruemaanla
Rosita
Die “Tallers
City
Vilage
Damania
No Furloughs For Convicts
A 1920s story reports that Montgomery Ali Dee Thosn and other prison inmates were denied Christian parole as a three member parole board announced a decision effective immediately. Ex governor Bib Graves criticized the scheme referencing a 1927 Christmas freedom plan and prior paroles that failed, noting only a fraction kept their promises under a constitutional change shifting pardon powers to the board.
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Montgomery
Ali
Dee
Thosn
Secord
Tlaloa
Bib Graves
Wardeo
Daughter Brought Dead To Hospital as Parents Sat Beside Ailing Son
A three year old girl, Pegey Sue, was brought to a hospital dead while her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Dayta, sat at the bedside of their ill son in Laurél. The child allegedly strangled while drinking hot chocolate at a relative’s home where she had been left during the visit. Heavy Industries led a broad market advance with about 1,060,000 shares traded amid overall gains.
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Laurél
Misa
Dee
Mra
Eldred Dayta
Pegey Sue
Petition drives reform of Colorado civil service system
In Denver a drive for civil service reform began with circulating petitions aimed at placing a reform amendment before voters in 1940. Representative James Griffith filed a revised amendment with Secretary of State George Saunders to replace the current civil service commission with one appointed by the state supreme court. Griffith claimed broad support from labor and farm groups, dismissing Republican critics as political.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Bec
James &. Griffith
Zemocrat
Deever
Aid
Griffith
George &. Saunders
Civil Service
State Supreme Court
Klaglan
U S Submarines Enter Manila Amid War Tension
Reports from Manila on December 1 describe six U S submarines arriving for routine duties, increasing tensions with Japan. Miyake comments note Japan’s view the move pressures Tokyo toward new war terms, while U S officials insist no threat to Japan exists.
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Tokyo
United States
Japan
Savier
Russia
Altha
Mavila
Manila
Miyako
Jury Chosen to Try Grover Posten on Goat Theft Charge
A jury of twelve was selected in district court Wednesday to try Grover Posten, a rancher, on charges of stealing five goats from neighbor Loud Mreleda Ita Truett. Posten, out on bond, denies knowledge of the killing and disposal. Prosecutors: Briggs and William R Ennob. Jurors include Campbell, Lovejoy, Carroll, Cashinian, Steinmark, Gillett, Callani, Hagen, Lodivick, McGarty, Auderson, and Hiths.
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Fred Posten
Grover
A. Ch. Poster
Posten
State Rizh School Mat Tournament Feb 23-24
State Rizh School athletic director John W Hancock announced the annual mat tournament will be held Friday and Saturday February 23 and 24 with Deb mentioned as a host site. Kennedy returns to New York as ambassador to Britain and will brief Roosevelt and officials on war prospects after reporting from London aboard the Dixie Copper.
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Rizh
Elh
Annua State Hich
Iet
Ik Waa
John W. Hancock
Jos Kennedy
New York
Jonopn BP
Kennnedy
Statuy
Britain
Giesa Ag
Kennedy
London
Dixie Copper
Washington
Roosevelt
Irrigation Extends Through County Amid Drought
Farmers with electric pumps continue irrigating land as drought weighs on Weld County. Ditch water is used where available with slight average use. Buds on trees and herbs swell while winter wheat remains largely unharvested. Growers await soil conservation aid to determine if wheat acreage will rise next season.
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Weldrountya
Qthera
Water charges ordinance reaches first reading in city council
City council Tuesday night passed the new water department ordinance on first reading, granting the water superintendent authority to set rates in special cases. Flat rates run from January 1 and July 1 annually, with meter charges due the 25th of the month. penalties apply for late payment, and nonpayment may trigger water shutoffs. The measure also bans installation of longer toilet types, a practice discouraged for years. Insurance bids were reviewed as the city plans group coverage for trucks, with bids likely after January 1. Council approved its annual appropriations and reviewed the November financials for the water department, noting balances and expenses. Fire losses were reported as none in November. Town council candidates and meeting notices dominated the local agenda, with elections and officer appointments planned for December.
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Kew
Water Department
Greeley
Wight
Ordlusance
Savk Shisucance
Trucka
Council
Chuck Ablatrand
J. F. Agia
Moses
Martin Picht
Swalor
Ybor
Kitar Beda
Mont
Greviny
Calla
L. C
Honn
Publisher from Rapid City visits here
Rufus Hitchcock publisher of the Rapid City Journal and accompanying party toured local towns over the week. They traveled by air and train through Mitchleg and Cheyenne to Greeley visiting regional centers and meeting local officials along the way.
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Rapid City-Hibbing
Rufus Hitchcock
Rapid City
Willy Journal
Mitchleg
Minn
Kailyribune
Viale Big Uncle
J. B. Stook
Mrs. Snagk
Jilcherek
Lushand
Cheyenne
Greeley
Greeley-Poudre District Elects at Nunn
Tuesday voters in District No. 1 of the Greeley Poudre Irrigation district chose a director to succeed A M Macy of Nunn. Balloting occurred at Nut, Bierce and Purcell, with Secretary George Smith of Greeley saying returns would be completed by Monday at the latest.
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Greeley-Poudre
Nunn
Greeley-Poudre Irrigation District
A.M. Macy
Nan
Nut, Bierce and
Purcell
George Smith
Gregley
Huge Prairie Fire At Latham Reservoir Does Little Damage
A prairie fire near Latham Reservoir southeast of Lasalle raged from about 4 p.m. Tuesday into the evening, likely sparked accidentally by pheasant hunters. It burned through cattails and weeds but caused little damage as a draw from the reservoir kept flames from spreading westward. nearby structures and villages appeared threatened but were reportedly safe.
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Latham Reservoir
Greeley
Fark
Latham
Voservoir
Lasalle
Wimployee
Gald
Valleja
Gree Jey
Ais
Weld County Medical Society elects new officers
Heinz heads Weld Medics Dr These BE Steins won president. Dr. W T Wilkinton of La Salle elected vice president and Yor Tarley Rupert at Greeley secretary. Dr. W A Schoen of Greeley named delegate to the state convention in Glenwood Springs next September.
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These BE. Steins
Weld County Ogal Society
W. T. Wilkinton
la Salle Wan
Tarley Rupert
Greeley Wan
W. A. Schoen
Greeley
Alested
Glenwood Springs
Colleges Must Explain Use of Funds for Dues
State colleges face an executive council meeting to justify dues payments to the North Central Association. Dr George W Praster of Colorado Blulo Calinge of Education protests the move, while Adams State and Denver area leaders may appear to defend dues funding for accreditation and transferability of credits.
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Denver
George
State College of
Preeer Denyer, Lee
Frenklent
George W. Praster
Blulo Calinge
Greeley
Executive Council
Schonl
Nate
Tia Amore
Prenizu Dls
Payninnt Ag Dupa
Ue Execuive Council
Nort Centra Penociition
Bowling Club Burglarized Amid Theft of Goods
A burglary at a bowling club near Greclay Dowling Clik 1417 Righeh Ovente left the front door forced and several items stolen. Among the goods taken were radios shoes and various food items totaling roughly 32 percent of the club’s inventory. Deputy Sheriff Gey McClonen led an investigation with officers checking surrounding stores and reservoirs for clues.
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Gouda
Falley
Anderson
Gar
Smith Wardwnee
Raver Sua
Gey McClonen
Sherif Guy Ratlinger
Piiestone
Be Davis
Mane
Nay
Davia
Russian Troops Move West in North Finland
Russian forces press westward in North Finland as the siege and border fighting intensify. Reports suggest a plan to sever Finland, with units pushing toward the Kandalakscha region and threatening routes toward Sweden, while Soviet advances test Finnish defense and neighboring Swedish concerns. The advance accompanies broader assessm ents of supply lines and corridor threats along the Arctic front.
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Prom Kiekuuns
Norway
Finniss Prontier
Triassie
Morgen
Sila Urmy
Kiatana
Eaglette Rodalserh
Isudlen
Finland
Bisaden
Swapleiien
Horder
Sweden
Stralany
Wales
Knulnjarvi
Torinney
Ruth Kin Gan
Kandulalssha
Hovwwleml
Photatd
Petchino
Bothole
Unused football vouchers good for two cage games
In Greeley State sport events, unused football vouchers admit holders to two basketball games originally scheduled when football contests were moved. The offer failed as many tried to use tickets for the lay game. Admits select students and children for a reduced price while details remain unclear.
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Rerley Slulots
Cher
Greeley
Clekete
British Steamer Missing Near Landon Reported
A British steamer bound for London was reported missing while en route to Landon. Officials and crew were not confirmed as safe, with search efforts ongoing and no clear survivors or cargo details released.
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tAasorini Ad Bressr Landon
Dee ‘Ie
Luntwritar
Roosevelt Congratulates Finns On Nation's 22nd Birthday
Roosevelt praises Finland on its 22nd birthday and hopes for quick peace. In other notes, Harry Leopold, a 19-year-old gunman, faces execution in the state prison gas chamber for murder. He asks to bid farewell to the widow of his former partner, but the warden denies. Dorothy Gwynne, wife of Bob Gwynne slain in a police hold-up, is serving a robbery sentence.
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Canon City
Bec
Harry Leopold
Roy Best
Dorothy Gwynne
Bob Gwynne
Emi Albrecht
Leopold
Gwynne
Alfirecht
South den Ver Tavern
Mrs Bauming Dies Suddenly Near La Salle
Mrs. Bauming, age 43, died suddenly after a heart attack near La Salle while living with her son Henry. The death occurred before a physician arrived. Survived by grandchildren and children Henry, Hilwry Young, Amos Formbeuck, and others, with funeral arrangements at Macy's Mortuary.
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Mos
Dunia Murle Raniwins
Daa Halle
Did
Goami
Wedacally
Hamidng
Henry
Rhino
Cavoner
Wilseth
Sunivora
Hilwry Young
la Ralle
Atea YM
Fornbeuck
Incon
Hancock to Study in U.S. for Doctorate Leave
Joly W. Mancock director at Colorado State College of Education with Mrs. Hancock and two sons plan to study in the United States for three quarters of a doctorate. He will be on leave from the school during winter, spring and summer quarters while pursuing education and physical education studies at Southern California and at the University of California.
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Joly W. Mancock
Atl
Jefsus
Colorado State College of Education
Hancock
Jack
Tom
Flanenule
Warl
University of Southern Callorais
ALLL
S.C. No
Vancork
Tits Bachelir
Aris
Leary
Mick
Amateur Photographers Meet Thursday At College Lab
Amateur photographers are invited to a Thursday gathering at Catholic University in Sun Bowl California, organized by the camera club. Attendance is by interest and selection, with no formal rule for entry beyond eligibility and demonstration of interest.
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Ateue
Emaera Club
Catholic University
Sun Bowl
Denver and Colorado Weather Summary for December
Regional January forecasts note record warmth and cold snaps across the Mountain region. Denver Cheyenne and Greeley show high temperatures near 70 to 76 degrees with nearby towns like Pueblo Grand Junction and Akron recording varied readings.
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Denver
Dee
Stacey Mountain
Torrey
Colorado
Hall Denver
Cheyenne
Ed Dee
Maxlumm
Greeley
Denyer
Pueblo
Trindad
Theena
Akron
Tamar
Grand Junction
Miles
I R Goes Far Beyond President's Usual Pelicitations
An Associated Press report from Washington describes President Bargesolr sending messages to celebrate Finland's anniversary and wartime resilience. It notes Roosevelt's cables praising Finnish progress and the U S stance on Soviet relations, amid war concerns and Allied coordination.
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I. R
President
Associated Press
Washington
Rec
Bargesolr
Finland
Fhatind
Pridy
United States
Harper
Ioosevelt
Fareign Stiles
Offighils
Meuse
Adams Ouster Suil Te District Court
Adams Ouster sues in district court over possession and removal to higher court. Documents allege a 1935 mortgage deed and subsequent disputes, naming Adaime Admits and Ruth among involved parties amid a contested debt and property claim.
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Adams
Suil Te District Court
Adu
Greeley
Adana
Deloni
Adan
Lxneres
Willan
Cooney
Adaime
Howwe
Mia
Agere
Pitt
Renly
Ruth
German Planes Bomb Thames Estuary After Night Battle
London reports early Wednesday saw German planes drop bombs over the Thames Estuary as anti aircraft batteries and searchlights hunted the raiders. A German plane crew member died when forced to ditch near Shortingham, while another aircraft was captured at sea.
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Thames Estuary
Wren
London
Geeman
Liehanes
Fatdon
Hoyt Air Force
Will
Shortigham
Norfolk
Bees
Thames
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Heinz
Weld Medics
Joe E. Brown
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Los Angeles
Nation Picture
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Tinn Defense Chief
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Kuhn Starta Te Priton
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