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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1939

Page

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Weather update signals fair night and warm Wednesday

Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight as a warm southward push eases into the region. The western portion remains cooler while a southwest wind shifts toward milder readings by Wednesday.

Federal Cash May Be Used in Providing Plant Funds

Northern Colorado sugar beet growers discuss financing a cooperative sugar factory at Greeley. Officials from Mountain States Farm Marketing Association and local cooperatives weigh feasibility, with no decisive action yet. A meeting in Fort Collins area planned to study formation and potential directors sworn in.

Assoehid Nortlhern Colorado Alscus Unitei $ S Wigtita, ii Bank For Cooperatives Coad Hines TRIM Sdivinivtea Eaton Stites Frat Gruwens Marketing Association Greeley Clark Murald Hersett Orenley Ualple Siyaleny Yance Rucker Yance Rucker, the Aw S View Beysident and Secretiry Snider Sai Gane Snyder Wouth Marty Glick Maton Ffont Thes Mountain States Wow Gresn All Litel Stertg J. J. Roediger Fort Morey K. Brag Sotl Grenity Larse Ave A Ja Litel Stovling Palagraf Danth

Forty Miles Of Pipeline Blown Up

A series of explosions damaged 40 miles of the Stell pipe line main from Wink to Chicano in northwest Texas. One man, Roy H. Drinkley of Wichita Falls, was injured but not seriously. The line crosses under a highway near Here Fort area. witnesses saw long sections of the pipe burst from ground and stand upright.

Associated Presa Wichta Falls Tex Dee Stell Pipe Mane Company Wink Texas Oklahoma Roy H. Drinkley Wichita Waller Here Blake Heeretia

Ickes and Johnson Debate Third Term

Secretary Ickes urged a third term for Roosevelt in a Newark debate with General Johnson who argued that another term upholds a self perpetuating system. Ickes attacked Republican rivals and insisted the president cannot elect himself. The exchange referenced democracy and potential moves toward a fifteenth amendment-like renewal.

Freon Newark Gilerlor Ickes Roosevelt Singh Johnson Dukes Thal Perhapa Hinty Roosevelt

Pendergrast Hurt When Cycle Hits Auto

Tom Pendergrast operator of Ile Lone Tree station fractured finger when his motorcycle collided with a sedan driven by L J Essor of the Camfield hotel at about 4 40 Tuesday afternoon He left hand turn off the Uishway at First street caused the crash His right side car damaged and he was taken to Green Bay hospital by ambulance Essex Woe not injured and employed by Kad Selander

Tom Pendergrast Ile Lone Treetg Tod Weatrils L. J Essor Camfield Hotel Heenor Rofigforth Kloventit Yewmurgier Gree Jey Essex Kad Selander

Greeley Man Held As Officers Probe Grid Cash Theft

Larimer County officers questioned Robert Green a 25 year old resident of Greeley about the theft of 19 dollars from Loveland school teachers desks. The money was for advance sale tickets to a football game and was kept in a separate fund. A description matching Green led to his arrest at the Greeley police station as the investigation continued.

Robert Green Eleventh Street Greeley Wan Larimer County Greenaba Loveland Slic Larimer Oltiarr Citling Green Gremey

Three Men Held on Suspicion at Union Arcade

Alderson reports three men Marvin W. n 20 of Denver a carnival con Gordon Hubbell 26 of Janes Eaton 37 Casper brother Mervin held for z tignion three mer officers Lycrete offeers Moadsy due to suspicious at ulons. They possessed cigarets cards poker chips and watches. A year ago the same three were held here and later released as Virogitone punch heard operators alilned these played cards that dere wag ma profit for) The store.

Sheritt Gua Alderson Z Tignion Lycrete Moadsy Marvin W. N Denver Gordon Hubbell Iaut Janes Eaton Mervin Casper Anderson

British Claim Superiority in Air Over Nazis

Santon Mer 12 Kingsley reports the British House of Commons asserts clear air superiority over Germany. Parliament notes heavy German losses from Royal air force operations and anticipates further strikes. British air command claims significant damage to German air capabilities and vows continued attacks.

Santon Mer Biv Kingsley House of Commons Germany Wraniston Clafennes Mies Lind Germee Leewald Caagryl Air Command Noyal Canaitian Air Farre Som Gelive Jx Urebe Kingsley

Johnson Against The Third Term Denounces Roosevelt Nomination

Senator Johnson of Montana denounced the Roosevelt third term push and urged the Democrats to nominate a liberal candidate. He stated that while party unity is desired, a question remains whether a strong anti third term stance will be pursued by the ticket next year.

Washington, D. C Dohieon Dem Roosevelt Wheeler Montana Novrig Johson Utataman Wisci

Finns Halt Major Russian Offensive on Eastern Front

Finnish military authorities announced tonight that Minntat troops halted a large Russian offensive along the eastern front. Reports say heavy casualties were inflicted and the enemy suffered many dead as the Finns held their positions and repelled the attack.

Melsintt Minntat

Pensions in December See Welfare Bureau Trim Benefits

The welfare bureau announced December pensions will be cut by 12 dollars, lowering the monthly check from 57 to 45 dollars due to a lack of funds. The adjustment affects age pensions for December, with authorities noting the move as a necessary budget action.

sAssncintes Reese Denver Are. Siensiona Vecomier Lin Nenver Buble Welfare Bureau Bereau Wad

Railroads Fight Tax Hike Under Protest in Colorado

Denver, Dec. 12. State Treasurer Armstrong agreed to release 1,087,575 in revenue to Cooloravo counties amid a three year battle over a 20 percent railro ad valuation increase ordered by the state board of equalization. Railroads face paying about 1.59 million under protest before seeking court relief, as tax commissions and counties wrestle with new valuations and levy limits.

Denver Charles M. Armstrous Lucoma Cooloravo Icreasa State Board of Equalization Dia Byron G. Rogers Hourer F. Redford Coun Ue Bite Court U.S. Suprente Tree Sons Stara Nourts Cots Hava Aw Maintitts Gut Commission Ulate Weld County Board of Equalization Action Slauers Armstross

Wheat Pay Applications Due By December 31

Wheat payment applications must be received by December 31 at the Weld Agricultural Conservation Office. Secretary B. B. Hollar stated about 5500 applications are expected, with many currently held by growers.

Dee Weld Agricultural Conservation Office B. Db. Holla Grawars

Guineas Gone After Pheasant Season Mystery

Mrs. Georges C Bauer reports to the sheriff that about 20 guinea fowl have disappeared west of Greeley. Sheriff Anderson notes they may have been taken by pheasant hunters, as the birds are known to be shy and would reveal themselves if nearby.

Georges C. Bauer West of Greeley Sheriff's Office Bari Yard

Bremen Safe In Germany in World War II context

Fragmented report describes German and British naval actions near Bremen and Queen Mary, with German planes shadowing ships and a British submarine reportedly submerging. Bremen seeks refuge in a Russian port after crossing from New York. authorities warn Britain may torpedo ships carrying guns.

Qeeman Amore Mary Oyaze Murmansk Boverta Lien Ice Vermara Akus Lumarina Bremen Russia Pho Bremen Suryansk New York Burainausk Ta Su

Mercury 75 on Monday sets warm record in memory

Weather report notes Monday warmth reaching 75 degrees with a record 73 degrees earlier, followed by a northwest wind and a low near 28 degrees. Partly cloudy skies with a springlike day, light snow flurries reported on Tuesday morning. sparse snow beyond Tang’s Peak. Kiwanis and UAW updates include Roy Foard’s installation as governor.

Tang's Peak Merth James T. Solly Jr Tyway

Soviet Silent Upon Proposal For Mediation

Soviet response to a League of Nations mediation offer was reported as uncertain with officials delaying a formal reply. The League prepared a draft resolution condemning Russia while others urged restraint, as diplomats weighed Argentina and Hungary actions and the broader Finland crisis context.

Ouevo Mussa League of Nations iMicertainty Ag Moscow Geneva Janland League Assembly Russia

Estes Park Man Fined After Crash

A garbled report details several traffic arrests in Greeley and Estes Park area. Andrews of Lateg Pave received fines. Frank Loser, 97, of Greeley, paid $160 for a machine violation. Valenzuela and Crownover faced drunken driving charges. Multiple fines and detentions were recorded across the city and highway patrol.

E. Ts Andrews Lateg Pave Dustice G. Maglich Kehway Gresley Rentar Frank Loser Fgrz Twellin Avenue Greeley Dumigewig Valenzneti Veith Avenue Valonatela Uniween Katun Greeley Police Diwald Crownover Lasulte Ta Geeeley Paul 1 Sehole Seventt Avenun Rimsell Worltless Mas Checley Annmal Jolie Barker Lind Street Orneing Laa Habitwal Police Sikad Raulees Otty Jallery

Roth Driver Blamed For Fort Collins Death

The article reports a fatal collision in Fort Collins with 53 year old Nels Hansen among the injured. The driver of the other car is named Theda Whegry and faces charges related to alleged intoxication. Roosevelt set to remain at home for the weekend as presidency moves through December 12.

Enue Jory Uth Nels Hansen Wes Pijuved Theda Atee Cravken Tye Pas J Tenssen

German Midgets Captured by French Warship

Dec. 12 report says a French warship captured German midgets returning from a New York World's Fair voyage and took them to internment as prisoners of war. Ten women performers were permitted to continue to Genoa.

Silan Mussolini Rewenaper Popolo Diltalla Uretallan Iner Sotannta Iig New York World Ewin Genoa

Payment checks received for various year-end obligations

A cluttered notice reports payment checks totaling numerous items and names. It mentions checks in payment of sums from last year and upcoming deadlines. Names including geographic and institutional references appear, though many fragments remain unclear.

Community Chest Angles Talked in Urban Crime Drive

Fragmented OCR text references a town meeting about fundraiser drives and a crime case involving a person harming a girlfriend. Mentions include names like Warren Tlewitt and Lee Juint, with scattered phrases about a public grant drive and urban relations.

British Repulse German Attack Amid Westfront Skirmishes

Wartime dispatches report British forces repelling a German assault near the western sector. Ambiguous lines mention retreating German units and Allied counteraction with local gains claimed by camp and sector authorities.

Roosevelt Sun-in-Law Critic of Way Labor Law

A garbled report discusses a Roosevelt era figure's critique of labor law administration. Names and places are unclear, but the piece references legal matters, regional figures, and a decision scene. The readable text hints at a debate over how labor policy was applied.

Roosevelt Sun Joan Haelliger Mresi Boul Ronkavelts Alain Foulti Nathay Witt Bis Pewsey Ik Gs Borie Emrat Nick Bie Yury Bani Shige

Toye Appointed to National Committee Amid Contested Roles

A corrected report notes Toye receiving a national committee post amid disputes within the Association of County Audits and related bodies. The piece cites interim officials and references to the AMA and Rawelie Court, outlining the tense pathway to the appointment and the signatories involved.

Local Distorted News Update in Fragmentary Text

An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Ku Klux handbills and unclear names and places. It lacks coherent events, dates, or verifiable entities to establish a clear, factual item for a newspaper card.

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