AAA Annual Meet Postponed Over Protest At Nunn
Protest filed against the Nunn community election prompts postponement of the AAA annual meet. Alfred R. Guo of Nan cites ineligible voters among about 40 challenged ballots. Officials consider rescheduling as the county committee reviews the contested results and a new election possibility. Local names cited include L, Marl, Oscar Hanes, Harald W Buchman, and M. Jonns among others.
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AAA
Nunn
Weld County
Fort Olilits
Alfray
R. Guo
Nan
Marl
Oycar Hanes
Harald W Buchman
BR. M. Jonns
Delegain
Gita
Eaid
Giffin
Lexinds
Democratia
Rare Chinese Plants as War Aid Discovered
Rare plants from western China, collected by the Hurma road expedition, show potential as organic insecticides. Dr. Roy Hanusherry of Cornell reports seven studied species, with seeds offering annual harvests and possible commercial use against crop pests.
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Brest Shaen
Wactern Chins
Nts
Amechah Faymeya
Roy Hanusherry
Cornell University
Tear
He Hurma
Hans Hurry
Private Stays on Duty 80 Hours Earns Honor
Private Vie ter Golas obeyed orders during a rally and stayed at his post long after traffic ceased, receiving a pat on the back and a deluxe ride home. Major A. Kratzke praised his obedience, noting in the army orders must be followed. Golas was given a train ticket to Massachusetts and time to sleep in a military dormitory.
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Baltimore
Vieter Golas
Kratzke
Ednacus
Colas
Glonim
Mig Motor Spuvey
Massine Dugetts Tts
Mornnes
Military Folog
Coed Wears Nails Long As Experiment At Colorado State College
Huth Krukow of Sterlins sork ornore at Coloradlo State College of Education wears fingernails one and a quarter inches long as part of an experiment. She began quickly and now plans to stop, saying they are too troublesome at age 62.
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Coed
Pinger
Huth Krukow
Sterlins
Sork
Ornore
Coloradlo State College of Education
Big German Raider Sunk By Britisher
The British Admiralty announced that a German commerce raider was sunk in the South Atlantic after attempting to escape. The Dorsetshire and two other British cruisers engaged the raider, which left behind oil and provisions before sinking. One converted merchantman of about 10,000 tons was reportedly in the raider group. Submarines were said to have prevented survivors from being picked up.
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London
Dee
Admiralty
Dorsetshire Hind
Atlantic
Wien
Dorsetshire
Wakama
Rio de Janeiro
South Atlantic
Deyanhira
Weather Roundup for 34 Hours Ending Saturday Night
Local forecast covers many states with mixed conditions. Warmer trends are expected in parts of the West including the Continental Divide area, with light snow in portions of Wyoming and Montana. Nebraska and Texas show milder temperatures. notable city readings list highs and lows across Amarillo Denver Los Angeles and more.
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Colorado
Faly Tonlehl
Wyoming
Inight
Montana
Nebraska
Amarillo
Chimpas
Denver
Kanson City
Los Angeles
New Orlendo
Oklahoma City
Phosnty
San Francisco
Washington
Batista Asks Emergency Powers In Cuba
President Fulgencio Batista urged Congress to declare a state of emergency and grant the cabinet decree powers for 46 days. He said extraordinary measures were needed to adapt to national defense, though he did not specify exact favors requested.
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Havans
Fulgencio Batista
Congress
Batista
Litvinoff To Make Denver Stop Tonight
United States aviation news reports Maxine Litvinoff, newly appointed Soviet ambassador, arriving by air travel via United Airlines to Denver. The journey concluded after nearly completing a global circuit, with a special clipper plane anticipated to land at 9 o clock.
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Litvinoff
Denver
Alihasendar
United Air Lines
San Francisco
Dec
Russia
United States
Maxine Litvinoff
Clinper
Uroggit
50 At College Will Receive Degrees Dec 12
OSCE students near completion of requirements for fall quarter degrees. About 20 will earn bachelor of arts and 80 master of arts degrees. Names follow for the recipients across multiple states, with towns such as Denver Greeley and Fort Morgan represented among graduates.
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OSCE
Tuln
Fachelor
Adamy
Denver
Shire
Jeuhieanson
Mancos
Shine LaVerne Gaunt
Drighton
Mary Grim
Naava
Towa
Phill Lefroy Guilette
Meighton
Elsie Beck King
William Alford Lott
Greeley
Ruth May Lindsoft
Salesbury
Winonia McConnell
Spearfish
South Xhorn
Rita Poppen
Steambout Springs
Myrtle
Stan Hhoghes
Harlem
Montana
Kenta Hine
Kathryn Deckraw
Glenwood Springs
Jenntuga HB
Smith
Tetraville
South Dakota
Lou Uretta Underhill
Ethel Scluter White
Ovid
Martin W. Burger Dies At Berthoud
Martin W Burger, 69, long time Greeley district resident and brother of Latent Harold Burger of the Greeley police department and John Burger of Greelay, died at his Berthoud home Friday. Born March 4, 1882 at Atthurn Nebraska, he moved from North to Nebraska oil and gas work. Survived by wife Christina, two sons Orville and Arnold, one daughter Locbert, other relatives Pearl Jessel Kansas City and Mrs John Rose Dayton. Grandchildren numbered. Burial details not provided.
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Marin W. Burger
Greeley
Harold Burger
John Burger
Greelay
Berthond
Wilebook
Bor
Atthurn
Nebr
Mattila Burger
Farmers
Delta
Speeding man fined in Sedgwick County court
Justice of the Peace Abhort English fined Woodrow Jankovsky, 26, from Julesburg, $100 and costs after tests showed he drove 90 to 100 miles per hour for four miles on a U S highway near Hudson. Kenneth Austin of Fort Morgan testified the patrol car recorded 96 miles an hour most of the time.
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Justice of the Peace
Woodrow Jankovsky
Sedgwick County
Jankovsky
Julesburg
U. 3
Fort Morgan
Hudson
Ilan
Kenneth Austin
Fort Moran
Austin
Howe Durlop
Jankavaky
Weather and obituary notes from Greeley area 1912
Night temperatures hovered around eight degrees above normal while a record low or moderate high was recorded in the Greeley region. November precipitation totals reached 16.88 inches for the year, with Fred Milo Penney, 82, a retired banker and merchant from Omaha, Nebraska, dying yesterday.
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Greeley Nigar Faelury
Wokl
C. B. Bencalet
Guiveg
Fortain
Sera
Benedict Station
Fred M. Penney
Ascacinied
Ree
Fred
Milo Penney
Omaha
Neh
Sugar Price Forecast Drawn From Cuban Sugar Talks
A sanitized OCR fragment notes predictions of higher sugar prices with references to Cuban sugar negotiations and U S price comparisons. It mentions a 76 cent per pound level and a proposed 2.45 to 3.76 range, with freight considerations and domestic versus world prices. The text is garbled but centers on price expectations and negotiations affecting sugar.
Crowe Pleads Not Guilty In County Court
Lyle A. Crowe operator of a store, pleaded not guilty Saturday to a charge of selling a minor. Prosecutors alleged the defendant sold a minor to county authorities for evidence. Court actions continued as attorneys argued the case, with no immediate verdict.
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Lyle A. Crowe
Evans
Tnehunty
Taihard Houtehens
Strong quake rocks Panama City to Santiago corridor
A strong earthquake rattled the region between Panama City and David, Panama. The tremor caused structural damage in Davíd, about 60 miles from the border area, triggering panic among residents though no major injuries or widespread casualties were immediately reported.
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Teamblors
Gusta
Freund Saudose
Costa Rea
Nec
Conta Rica
Panama
Nee
Santiago
Panama City
David
Davd
Panamea
Trom
Ata
Britain declares war on Finland Hungary and Romania
AP dispatch from London reports Britain declaring war on Finland Hungary and Romania for fighting with Germany against Russia. War starts at midnight Greenwich time. Scotland Yard begins rounding up over 200 enemy aliens. Finns are sent to concentration camp processing centers as authorities prepare for related actions. Foreign Secretary Eden to address Parliament.
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Fannton
Hyilish
Ruwsti
Finland
Hungary
Itumania
Germany
Russia
Greenwich
Britain
Scotland Yard
Toso
Moscow War At New Peak Of Violence
Soviet and German forces clash around Moscow as brutally cold conditions persist. Reports claim Red Army counterattacks along the Moscow front while German offensives threaten key towns south and west of the capital. African fighting resumes with heavy battles near Tobruk and Bir Gobi as North Africa heats up.
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Adolf Ider
Ielintiay
Sgathat Hoscow
Ani
Sayiel Bk
Gunn
Nction Ajobs
Nascow
Red Nenies
Garmans
Brithvaio
Mostnue
Reyntsi
Scatinka Soctey
Masdow
Red Army
Crassaver
Yale River
Apis
Moscow
Oka
Sorpukhov
Tuyani Mozhalsk
Narl
Feningrad
Tehustatie
Cerin
Ikhyin
Mkhyin
Laningrads
Maxcaw
Genon
ICL
Ben Galing
Ukraine
Orel
Milo Arkhaspelsh
Kursk
Milea Gouth
Livny
Nevosil
Mtseusk
Chern
Mozcow
Gayle
Uraria Saiil
Fula
Sind
Tula-Moscow
Sever
Pravda
Leningrad
Lentisgrad
Eutler
Dogert Hattlefield
Noth Africa
Am Ttalan
Bir BiGobi
Tobruk
Berlin
Manila And Singapore Military Preparations Pushed
East tense crisis deepens as Bangkok and Singapore prepare for possible hostilities. Japanese moves spark Allied responses with strategic shifts and warnings about potential wartime disruption across Southeast Asia.
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Manila
Singapore
Green Mountain Plant Bid Open Set for Denver Date
Denver bids for the Green Mountain Power Plant will be opened January 12 by the Rachimation Bul prent in Denver. The action covers boiler and station-service control equipment related to the Colorado Big Thompson project.
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Green Mountain
Denver
Bul Prent
Farm Worker Dies From Burns South of Ault
A farm worker, David Fraser, died after a house explosion near Ault on Friday night. Investigators report the blaze caused clothing to burn away as Fraser tried to flee. Fraser, born in Scotland, lived in Olive Branch community. his body was recovered near the wrecked home. Funeral services are scheduled at the Fort Collins mortuary Monday morning.
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David Frases
Atles East
Mit
Gu Gorauer IC
Amin Sathioday
Fenger
Wee Higuway
Coronon
Gus Anderson
Wagedy
Finn
Fraser
Priday Wigit
Ceraner Trimoth
Fridley
Fort Calling
Cho
Ates
Collia
Prather
Alex. Mraser
Cowle
Port
Colts
Call Brothers Farm
Darren
Olver
Iafan Dien
Ad Musialeer
Abachen
Scotand
Louis Thompson
Janis Thompson
A. Platt Vane
Lall Brothers
Thomasun
Sherri Alderson
Frasee
Brab- BY
Doather
Mace
Pierce
Thovinsen
Mr. Pratt
GT. Patterson
Aull
Sherif Avidesson
Fort Collins
Suiermert
Fort Goling
Auction Record for Great Western Baby Book Sale
An auction in Daly Thorn ton, Colorado saw a Great Western baby item fetch 1100 dollars. The sale featured a press listing and included a Gunwison, Colorado bidder among the participants.
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Los Angeles
Daly Thornton
Gunwison
Colo
Papers Signed Averting Rail Labor Strike
The threat of a nationwide rail strike was averted as 340000 operating employees ratified a compromise settlement mediated by federal factfinding officials. The contract increases wages by 40 cents an hour or 78 cents a day for certain workers, with negotiations likely to continue for several days. Rail traffic executives then discussed possible hikes in freight rates and passenger fares to cover payroll costs, pending intermarket commerce committee approval. Cole, State Championship Football Second: Halida, Fort Collins 7.
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Rte
Chicago
Reriko
Stirt Tarmareon
Wssulvei Teastigi
Selene
Bul
Bressile Moosevels
Antonhon
Raws
Cole
Halida
Fort Collins
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Murray Giffin
Mavel Pullin
Corwin
Prete
Wearald
Laurenen Wiley, Jr
Fortus University
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Herdoman Gliman Stewark
Martes
Arta Nolan
Maxwell Anderson
Not+wich
North Dakota
Klebord Guy
Ashbaugh
Guckinghaus
Bart Cheford Pisley
Tarre
Onn Bennett
Hughes
Myron EB
Crockway
Wayne
Nel
Wayne Arthor Brobacher
Lavela
Horace Turner Cloutier
Buicwn
Ariz
Helen Hamilton Coontz
Gree Lioyd M. Cowin
Loveland
Robert
Lester Dalry
Colorado Springs
Magele Herzen
Big Cab. Fm
Oklahoma
Atta Fosal
Tempe
Arizona
Eugene Russell Gulletie
Fort Lupton
Elis Evans Johnson
Glenn Erving
Johne Won
Paul Ellsworth Kelly
Grecley
Ebether Martin King
Monta Vista
Joan Albert Leivich
Milwagker
Wisconsin
Vergie Shoup Ae
Martin W. Burger
Berthoud
Crowe
Gripenberg
Anthony Eden
Comitota
Association of Hungarians In
Great Britain
Red
David Frassly
Ault
Louie Thompson
Wiig
Prassie House
Tn Fraser
Heny
Philippine Islands
Adlerie
Commonwealth Cabinet
eOrgon
Meiiel Quedeaty
Compiteery
Eyaenuthan
Fridgiel Deelluews
Apes Hogkluy
Fnday
Orflens
Qrhen
Pobata
Uelig Milas
Emersoncy
Pt Sinigapore Slurelavcoassy
Not-Fittons
Beilen Malaya
Kokumi
East Asia
Pewsuper
Appeawerert
Sitmatio
Nippon Yusen Knigha
Singarare Aml
Dtapan
Suise
Tadamart
Lion
Arian Uedula
Bombay
Iilin
Ceylon
Tokyo
Australia
Newsecret
Paitin
le Wool Geem
Jamin
Japan
Rreat
Thoesevelt
Sity Jollier
Hirono
Hacvard
Kontara Kaneko
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