War Summary of Greek and Italian Front Shifts
A chaotic report outlines Greek and Italian military movements with resignations and leadership changes. General Castico’s command shifts amid tensions in the Aegean, with talks of Crete and new orders, while Britain reports intensified bombing as Greek forces pull back to new defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bialea
Italy
Rome
United States
Synghetti
Capar Elty
Dodeceiers
Castico
Dev
Turkey
Gre
Crete
Sielin
Mspatenes
Athens
Hasia
Kommunique
Britain
Halisay
Ohlere
Elda
Nelda
Rene
Hallan
Balgrada
Yugealayia
Dengishi Cretkovics
Vilgoplavia
Belgrada
Cratkoyle
Europe
Betirega Muutolade
Iearbong Mane & Mow
Walona
Court House Leads Off in Yule Lighting
Wold county residents prepare for Christmas lighting in Greeley with courthouse columns strung in red blue green and amber using 100 watt bulbs. The display marks the first year of holiday illumination. The lighting is organized by Herdman Electric company and judged in a downtown contest with prizes for local businesses and offices.
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Wold County
Enill Mouke
Greeley
Eloces
Vst
Alteyad
Sanour
Ealty
Gar & Electris
Chamber of Commerce
the Tribune
Meir Piacey
Busters
A A U Offers Five for Year s Sullivan Honor
A U officials contemplate revising the Sullivan award process with four district selections culminating in a national committee choosing the winner. Candidates include noted amateur athletes from Chicago and Mount-Painix with a January announcement expected. The report also notes Roosevelt’s reported comments amid Puerto Rico events and naval movements near Culebra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paetsch Tenver
Doe
Tii Hathaway Ava
Foley
Dames Ie
Aj Jahupry
Petive Wismetian
Sao Francisco
Olyspnie Tyule Yquiter
Oreeory Rive
Ance Runes
Trom’slssieula
Mount-Painix
Af Atio “Alata
Jon Platek
Chicago
Sullivan
Aezociations
Thia
Bovernon
Aged Resident Of Ault Dies
Albert John Peterson, longtime resident of Ault since 1907, died early Saturday at age 72 after several years of ill health. Born September 14, 1858 in Knoxville, he moved to Colorado in 1876 and worked as a plasterer. He is survived by his wife, one son, three grandchildren, and several great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are handled by Eutan undertakers.
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Alvert John Petarson
Aleta
Peterson
Pneumonis
Pelester
Knoxville
Wine
Peterada
Colorada
Albert Peterson
Ault
Geo Belek Invert Ood Plasterer
Lidio Ant Tiros Marsied
Albert Patey
Suryred
Gos Meteraan Fe
Marke Petersan
Leneyer
Peterron Han
Sigxldan
Tran
Shark Dan
Lowa
Albart Peforaan
Beon
Fox
Avussirongs
Eutan
Mexico May Get Some Old U S Warships
Reports claim Mexico could receive U S destroyers in exchange for access to Mexican naval facilities and other concessions. Negotiations span weeks between Washington and Mexico City officials, with no binding agreement yet and key figures noting possible cabinet changes and expanded collaboration.
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Mexico
U.S
Mratro
United States
Wny- Ta
Yeskroyers
Eald
Mekleo
Kévensvel Neves
Bbc
Conversitae
Washingon
Foreign Office
Britain
Weateru
Pero Tory
Windsor Youth Dies in Denver
Dee 7 18 year old Dee Wialzay son of Afr and Mrs Pip Aah of Windsor died in Denver at 6 16 Thursday evening of pneumonia after three day camp detour He survived by his parents one brother and two sisters and funeral services planned at Zion Lutheran Church Windsor with May G Gaiser in charge to take place at View cemetery
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Windle
Mietll
VE Zion
Windsor Alenttay
Aftarndon
Fishing rights payments and licenses in 1933 34 season
The report details 11 missions paid for fishing rights totaling 40,837,168 with 7,808,976 licenses issued and 4,000,000 people removed from Meenas. New York received the largest transfers, while the federal wildlife service issued licenses and stamps, including 14 juvenile permits and 23,901 boat licenses, with totals reaching about $199,830.
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Weslington
Biek
Anién
Federal Wild ‘Life-Service
Hama
New York
Auehiker
Wild Wa Service
Joorerans
Former Eaton Woman Dies in Lam Wyoming
Mrs. Edel Stone, about 66, wife of John Stowe and former Eaton bank cashier, died in Lam Wyoming early Saturday after illness. She was active in Rebekah and Elks circles, Congregational church, and social clubs. Funeral services will be at Carmetrom Mortuary chapel in Eaton Tuesday at 2 o clock with interment at the raton cemetery. Other items note the death in California of Mrs Carroll Fry, former Colorado assembly member, and Professor Kenneth Perry to address the Mel Linns club on December 1.
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Edel Stone
John Stowe
Cacler al Fie
Eaton Bank
Lam Wyo
Mes
Stowe Callex
L Sindwo
Exton
Rebekah
Euabern Star Ladges
Congregational Elureh
Absit
Lunle
Baat City
Buredyara
Lars
Mra
George
Hicks
Bath
Eaton
Carmetrong
Raton _ demeter
Galifarnia -Yeatevilay
Carroll Fry
Putilenn
Colorada General Assembly
Garner To Attend Third Inaugural
Garner plans to attend a third inaugural event in Watlington and Washington, with a schedule of daily Senate meetings and activities. The report notes preparations and expected participation by key figures, outlining the political context and anticipated turnout.
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Garner
Blast Damages Steel Plant in Pennsylvania
Dec 7 reports an explosion at the Hittstucgl Steel plant near Chasterel, Pa. No injuries. Fireman J E Wilson aided as flames damaged the roof and tanks, with reports of a 80 by 30 foot hole and destroyed pipelines. Officials say the plant was not yet on government rules.
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Chasterel
Severa
Inindeed Daly
Java
Hittstucgl Steel
Allsnyort
J. E
Nepling
Uutshing Department
Apscks Fom
Nat 20 30 President to Visit in State
The 20 30 President plans a Denver trip Tuesday to meet officials. Delegates including Petersen and Bedarassee attend a convention with trustees and officers. The event emphasizes leadership changes and association roles, with names such as Petersen, Bedarassee, Arnold, and Ward appearing in attendance.
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Eve Tomange
Griffith Seeks High Court Aid Over Election Dispute
Denver dispatch reports Griffith a Democrat asking the Colorado Supreme Court to assume jurisdiction in his contest against Gail Taleo, a Republican, for the office of high panel leader. He argues absentee ballots were improperly counted and seeks removal of challenges to the vote. The petition asks the court to take the case directly, claiming the issues require swift relief.
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Denver
Uth
Cnlono Supreme
Gail L. Taleo
Griffith
Joelwnd
Supreme Court
Elion
Ciittith
Larimer
de Wert
Dowldur
Mtantros
Adama
Morgan
Irda
College Ends Yule Monday on Jan 2
A garbled report notes Calasade State College leaders announced plans to reopen after holiday break. The text references a president Armentrout and mentions January, a store, and a date around December 13 but remains unclear on exact actions.
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College
Cd. Armentrout
Calasade
Coly Rap of Education
Clasaen
Goth
Jauinty
Annalincei
Wheatton
Aloe Dee
Greek Spokesman Promises F R Aid With Planes
A Greek spokesman cites President Roosevelt's statement pledging aviation and all other required assistance. The event references a Trinity Episcopal venue where crowd names and attendees from Denver appear amid a list of speakers and participants.
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F. R
Newby Appeal Fails in Court Rock County Judes Court
The court sustained the motion of County Attorney Robert G. Smith to quash the certiorari appeal filed by James Newby. The case involved a fine of $81.50 in police court on no charge of sexual assault and battery of Sam Lynch of Green. The proceedings covered custody suits and support payments, with attorneys and parties from multiple communities referenced and potential future actions noted. The report also mentions a separate divorce filing and a move to Denver in 1987.
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County Judes
Henjamin A. Woodrock
City Atloiny Rovert
Manny
Clayton $Bart
Torney
The
Planet
Irene Swelzig
Greelay
Ares
Olgotte
Leonard Bwetzlz
Enelty
Denver
L. J. West
Ted
Alveris
Higka
Cleglag
Lilinn
Derapnel Property
Cristi
Windeor
W. Vaughn
Tor
Galmes
la Sole
Diydree
Tony
Coopse Grimes
Coyiplaine
Former Local Musician Dies After Health Tragedy
Former local musician McGrady, 41, longtime director of Lovver's "Trust With" band, died after a core respiratory failure. Survived by wife, son, and sister, he taught in schools in Lovown, barayets, and Leveland before moving to Bhovis.
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Hsiyer
McGready
Lovver'a
McGready Migit Nviste
Loiwniut
Barayetts Sud -Leveland
Ouster Petition Against Kenneth Lloyd Filed
OUSTER petition filed against Kenneth Lloyd alleges neglect of duties and improper conduct. Proceedings described involve state civil service commission, Dr Cleere, and health board actions in Menderson area, with allegations connected to a hospital or medical facility.
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Kenneth Lloyd
Gaaverl -Menver
Truett
Dee Rommission
Menderson
Cleeve
Sinte
Hertth
Cleere
Lloyd
Ouanéuillay
Board
Roosevelt Weighs Greek Aid in War Effort and Supplies
President Roosevelt replies to King George and Greek officials stressing United States readiness to extend aid to Greece. He affirms the settled policy of helping governments and people defending themselves, noting Greece’s valiant resistance and the forthcoming delivery of war supplies and relief through Greek Relief organizations.
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Brent
Washington
United States
Tecinta
Miesseres
Hoaseeley
Roosevele
Ain
Greece
Deiver
George
Roosevelt
Grevec
Weather Local for Four Hours En Route Saturday
Fragmented local weather notes mention warmer conditions tonight and Sunday across several states, with little temperature change in some areas. Southeast portions may warm Sunday, while other regions report fair skies and variable cloud cover.
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Enitins
Law
Colorado
Sinaley
Montana
Sular
New Mexico
Gavnier
Duigelen
Orlownn
Nyal Adams Elevated To Lieutenant Colonel In Army Record
Nyal Adams of Fort Collins gains promotion to lieutenant colonel in the field artillery corps after serving in tropical stations and a long military career. His wife Suzanne Adams of Greeley, and their family, are noted in recent dispatches detailing his service and social ties. The article recalls Adams’s education in Greeley and connections to local life, including early schooling and later marriage.
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Washington
Anny
Nyal
Teutesat
Admm
Met
Mabel
Brink
Street
Maran Delik
Gensiey
Sta
Port Randolph
Danaus
Zoe
His
Wite
Assetler
Suzanne
Mim
Inll
Mra
Adatig
Toring
Cotanel
Adaie
Boyt Ramtorph
Lengineera
Dorvecks
Ong
Oleg
Adame
Foyer
Eltor
Tre
Greeley Nye
Onburaily Binta Colleen
Baucallon
Fom
Finlornda Sinte Collage
Agric Ture
Adan
Nh Greeley High
Missouri Man Buys Big Creets Ranch
Ravaine Tae d Sala of thee well known Big Greek rach located 22 jules east of aurape ment vad owned by Otte P God hard. le Pant Shaw of Ke Cis W sinted for cormplytion in est 10 days fr twa woe comprising approx. Woomcree of lod ty consinral one of the finest in thy state Geltizrd confirmed & repel ot the pening sate and tantenrezd nat ia awn minis for the rulers mo indetlinte.
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Jules
Aurapement
Otte P Godhard
le Pant Shaw
Cis
Woomcree
Lod
Geltizrd
Strike Spreads in the Northwest Amid Labor Turmoil
The Northwest strike expands as more than 400 operations shut down in Washington and Oregon, with workers pressing for higher pay and longer vacations. AFL affiliated unions report lost shifts and protests near Seattle, while other plants in the region report stoppages and labor demands amid tense negotiations.
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Gregin
Planta
Yascerday
Wille
Tocanta
Hyevett
Duvatler Csimmerities
AFL Lander and Sawnilit
Ile Elie
Wachouette
Seattle
APT Union
Bonn
Postseason Games Vote Draws Big Money
Fragmented report notes large sums opposed to post season games. Text mentions various entities and places in unclear phrasing, including references to provinces and local figures. Specific names and events are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Cesare Marl
Ima
Haly
Gener
Pietro
Matosilo
Callan
Uno
Court House
A.A.U
Roosevall
Puertoleo
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Sai Jan
Puerto Rico
Wan Ineking
Bréadent
Lu -Puurloean
Te Win Ynaver
Culebra
Nlls
Atlastic
Scrretary
Navy
Frank Kine Wan
Gomi Vanama
Esident
Windsor
Perry
Eira Llonn
Kenneth Perry
Mela Linns Club
Dec. i
Graldy
Lex
Der
Watlington
Wallace Teangarittoy
Wil Hy
Sie Rouse
Senate
Jean
Earl
Wills
High iState Court
Trinity Biplacopal Enuren
Buudlay
Newby
Mrav SicCreaily
G. W. Snook
Tonerr
Jn Grealty
Merne
Crendy
Cuba
AsseeTazel
Anong
Adistiers Ibeetete Panucg
Puerto Alen
Virgin Telsady
Philippine Islands
Fr Cntablicktn
Kearney
Ata
Hoon
Selley Ska
Clark
Nish
Harry Chak
Atountain
Tns
Nathiral Aenties
Benveses
National Ascociacion
J. G. Bordiger
Won Gross
H.R
Fred Conmmnas
Geles Ms
Mountein
Statex
TLR
Fontes Kent
Jem & Clove
T. OM Mave
Pyank Jocehucet Aru
Gaavles Rice
Nuit YH
Snevetace
Fig
Nadottal
Vipa
Avetvat
Gite
Sail Ray Tm
Vinta Tiple
Powdieton cl
Warland
Wwesviey
Jay Chaves Gale
Ths
J. Bh
Haveluis
Utah
Grertey
Santalbon Wis
Nyal Adams
Missouri
Big Creets
NS Western Cos Et
Peelrensay Feeshall
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