Fort Morgan Lineman Frank Atkinson Found Dead
Fort Morgan officials say Frank Atkinson, a lineman long missing since Thursday, was found dead by a railroad worker near Roggen. The search involved Greeley and Denver teams, with planes used in vain, and investigators continued to seek the cause and exact location of his death.
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Fort Morgan
Brest
Morgan
Dee
Cnaing Allve Brank
Ktetasou
Fort Morgan Combly
Tetenhone Company
Ater Ite
Enat
Rogera
Wiley Evall Sewlarrer
EL Kalver
Fort Morgan Oftina
Gillespie
Jorado
Feléplame Company
Deo
Denver
Ehal” Atkinaone
Obinim
Alen
Hiri
Tina
Lanvin
Roggen
Atkingot
Tiewie Gli
Atkineon
Lim
Jett
Atekipton
BR. R. Rainer
Fort & Rm Tawsger
Yer
Greeley
Schlouser
Leo
Eranlayé ‘At Oe la Yeaya Snd, Cat Tha, Pe 23 Cet. Dura Greenup
Fort Morsaab Alcohoria
Roger Pont
Hieiaia
Abelet
Singon
Hecauis Keppler
Koypler
Thea Pearcblig
Matogep
Floyd Wilnow
Greeley Teleptone Oachunse
Sina
Atkinsm
Jalive
Atkinson
Mavarer
Wilson
Athingon
Watkingon
Ana
Wales
Burlin
Hortward
Atkingon
Ike Suuren
Hayes
Jueurch
Tloggen
Burlington
Anderson
Roggan
Wiesing Aan
Creas
Greeley Wage Discrimination Investigation Under Way
Denver reports that charges of wage discrimination against Greeley Toe & id-Btovags company are being investigated by the National Labor Board. The case cites about 99 workers from Nest of Opaling Eurlueers Lys enl No. 1 nifl Producs, Bundles Losi No. 452 of Deuveh, with representation by employed members. Aury B. Noxon, wounded in an incident at 7224 cometh street, was hospitalized after a fall at a doorway. condition described as serious weeks later.
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Denver
Dee
Wilon
Td Fallard
Feders
Greeley Toe & id-Btovags
National “Labor
Id Wegelione
Windsor Flies From Miami In Navy Ship
A partially legible dispatch describes Windsor departing Miami aboard a naval vessel amid political tensions. It mentions President Roosevelt, an ambassador, and various military and diplomatic movements, with officials communicating about destinations and delays.
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Windsor
Miami
Miaias
Roosevelt
Wrabe
Yrysan
British Capture Far More Than 20,000 Italians
Cairo reports claim British forces captured and interned well over 20 000 Italians as operations near the Anglo Egyptian Sudan frontier continue. The dispatch notes substantial Italian losses and mentions surface air forces engaged on multiple fronts, including battles around Graziani's commands and air activity by British and Italian units.
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Tassacales Eee
Cairo
Wee
Eevert
Westeen Otert
Sudan
Rodolfo Graziani
Dramatic Desert War Report Seizes Axis Fuel Stock
London dispatch reports Drkley forces in Bagot's western desert reportedly captured the entire stock of fuel and food held by Me Envasion of Egypt. British news agency transmitted the Colru dispatch detailing the seizure as nighttime war bulletins reached readers.
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Associated Press
Londin
Drkley
Bagot'e
Western Desert Wars
Rewers
Egypt
Fresh Italian Troops Fail To Halt Greeks Battle Report
Telegraph dispatch from Athens via British news agency states Italian forces unable to stop Greek advances along the coast. Creeks and allied positions face heavy pressure as large concentrations concentrate in the area. Retreats and reorganization follow failed efforts to curb Greek assaults near Albania.
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Athens
Albania
Packes
Albais
Telegraph
Maluns
London
Tepolent
Sheffield Bombed Overnight Amid Heavy Attacks
Report from London dated June 13 describes Sheffield as a major industrial center in northern England hit by intense bombing. The raid damaged factories and the city’s industrial district while a notable number of autlines and industrial plants were described as damaged or destroyed. Nearby cities Coventry and Birmingham were also noted for bombing, with Sheffield’s population estimated around 760,000. its cutlery industry contributes to its wartime output.
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London
Sheffield
England
Germany
Leon
Berlin
Atures Eala
Coventry
Ena
Birmingham
London Bomb Raid Brings Alert Over Weekend
Fragmented dispatch reports Londoners warned of a Friday night raid after the government announced renewed air alerts. Messages from wartime front lines mention RAF actions, Nazi raiders, and a distant threat near the French coast while U.S. cities receive warnings of possible airstrike impacts.
Kouns Seeks No Welfare Employee Changes in Counties
In Washington on December 13, officials report that amid shifting political winds, the Welfare Department will keep county staffing stable. The board asked no personnel changes during the transition, while a new program superintendent is to be chosen. A ruling on pension eligibility was announced, noting asset limits and asset value thresholds for applicants. Colorado and national allocations for welfare and unemployment were outlined, including totals for old age pensions, unemployment relief, and administrative costs.
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Kouns
Associated Preeay
Donvar
Dar
Culecusa
Public Wellars
Ghungiinjg
Tia
Ide
Mart Apatyem
Sioners
Fie
Unlihe Shahl
Carr
Wa Buach
rhufston_ I
Davies
Colorado
Borings
Oran
Nellon
Ila Caverory
Nile
Itr Agrommder
Snowstorm Grips Northern Colorado Area With Depths Reaching Ten Inches
A severe snowstorm blanketed northern Colorado on Friday, delaying travel and leaving up to 10 inches of snow in Fort Morgan and heavier accumulations elsewhere. Temperatures plunged to 3 degrees below zero in some areas as plows worked to clear major routes. Dozens of minor accidents were reported in Greeley and surrounding towns, with several injuries and property damage noted.
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Columada
AL Gresley
Moisturg
Grerlay
Mzhwayy Department
Fort Morgan
Merivo
Notatar Berthoud
Pask
Jovel
Weather Summary and Forecast Across Regions
Weather outlook shows varying conditions across states with cold nights and warming days. Temperatures ranged from the mid teens to mid sixties in cities including Chicago and Phoenix, with showers and gusty winds anticipated in some areas.
Fourth Victim Haxtun Crash Dies Friday
Fourth victim dies from an automobile crash near Haxtun on Friday. The accident in northeast Colorado claimed the life of Elva Sheilnadh among others. Residents recall speed and conditions as investigators sort through scattered details and determine the sequence of events.
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Haxtun
Sterling
Nice
Aled
Ai Automobioo Collianm
Maxtin
Peelient
Ollo Meiltes
Freid Kunepitch
Frank Rulingtery
Tmanthe
Sunil Browelt
Sunil Browelt Te Elva Sheilnadh Dali
Autonraphes
Cotoraite
Lhourn
Mantle
Mey
Mily
Man Young
Ar Ienet
Miionrabie Bey Pohike
Cme
Loren
G.O.P. urged to speed Senate reorganization for Carr
Moses Smith calls for Republican control of key Senate committees to accelerate Carr’s reorganization. Clark, Colorado beet acreage and farm program notes follow with remarks on acreage stability and anticipated favorable consideration. Detailed schedules for 1940 payments and beet acreage reductions are listed, citing the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and state allocations.
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Moses Smith
G.O.P
Senate
Carr
Clark
Colorado
Harry W. Clark
Polerade
Colayada
Brossman Gets Weld Jail Term
Brossman, an 86 year old man, was sentenced in Weld County court for involuntary manslaughter arising from a Sept 18 crash that claimed Varoiba Fin chay, who rode with Brossman. The judge postponed sentencing for further proceedings. several character witnesses testified.
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Emus Brossman
Rusher
Coune
Berthoud
Mariime
Arey
Tonllis
Weld
Jalon
Varoiba Finchay
Brossman
Witneses
Drogsanan
Coprk Prieany
Sea Levies
Jude
Jataln
A. Wood
Ned Lesce
Fen
Johantown High School
Dhs Conviniion
Derente
Greeley High Plans Tractor School Program Expansion
Greeley High announces a tractor school organized by the agricultural department. The program aims to start after January with welding and tractor mechanics classes taught by local staff and industry professionals. Participants will gain hands on experience in various shop tasks and practical farming applications under guidance from Harold Fu Johnson and other district experts.
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iThe Greeley High School
Ngriccultural Department
Drogent Defense Welding School
Choodiatrict 6
Facal Fractoy
Aeligel
Fu Johnson
Weil
Great Western Pays for Its Latest Beets
Denver reports Great Western Sugar Company issued checks to farmers across Colorado Nebraska and Wyoming with initial payments dated November and December 1940. Frank A. Kemp, president, announced total disbursements totaling several million dollars to various districts and processing tax adjustments affecting farm receipts nationwide.
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Denver
Cront
Werk Green
Cole
Wyemng
Atentans
Nee Lritigité
Frank A. Kemp
Catarads
Bhinga
MOMI
Lyvell
Wanufacturer
Duttonal Ragimenta
Haeretiel Tei Nagar Hohl
Democrats split over reorganization power in Colorado Senate
Denver reports a heated debate over Governor Cape's administration. Senator Moses E. Smith and Holt oppose Republicans gaining control of key committees, warning that GOP influence could reshape the state government’s balance and trigger constitutional changes. Democratic lawmakers stress cautious action to prevent partisan disruption while preserving party strength in the legislature.
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Muland Norganed
Presa
Denver
Fedurao
Slula
Senate
Ralph Lo Cai
Mosés £. Smith
Memann
Ja Holt
Yich Bird
House
Gomethius
Galiteal -Ulkairtetlon
Trogtalin
Gorkminiy
Colorado
Smith
Barcenor
Png
Sertth
Nny Slovteomlogn
Casper Woman Kills Husband Then Detained
Casper Wyo December reports a woman named Mere Mulvaney shot her husband during a domestic dispute. Detained as the investigation proceeds, Casper attorney Ray Fagen is retained for questioning. the couple’s three year old daughter Pat witnessed the incident.
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Casper
Canper
Wye
Aftarday
Winuwet Mulvaney
Saul Mere
M. Eigen
Mialeen
Railes
Reaver Shek
Mulveney
Ray Ei. Fagen
Bed
Geen
Delta Pupil Frank Tulk Dies at 12
A Delta School pupil, Frank Tulk, aged 12, died Thursday. Survived by two siblings and his parents, the funeral is set for Friday, with services at a local church and burial at the nearby cemetery.
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Frank
Tulk
Kalk
Ken Af My
George Tuk
East of Greeley
To Delta School
Joseph Johnran
Mea
Grooley Gee
Dexd Vey
Tor
Fearce
Welnek
Macys
Fitermenk
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Greeley Workman
Gue Aqdérsay
the Tribune
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Aineeran
Yhran
Tpc
Atkinaga
Frank Atkingot
Tegtuiain
Gus
Campany
Aury B. Noxon
Driteh
Seresminy Alvongs
Dia
Eng
Issid
Dreny
Laragseate
Nazi Raldi
Hitler May
Munsolinus
York
Amlilater
Jorltr von Miehenirop
Bare
Ett
Nerlic
Teron
Tama
Pat McCarran
Lett
Nevada
Frederick van Nuys
Phillips Bees Morgenthau
Washington
Bredtrick
Morgen
Miny Minonz
Mccident
Claude W. von
Robi
Lottia Golgart
Purcell
New M
Drigston
Peterson
Pittewil
Leanth Ayerue
Ardnie B. Dnckson
Fst
Ifvenue
Ani - Nuel Nelson
Howerth Aynnnes
Doin ‘Leentia Talreahd
New Mexico
Portland
Pias Hortter
Baturstay
Chieage
Paso
Chaloing
Phoenix
San Francisco
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Gov't
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Baet Frowera
Meir
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Crowars
Greans
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Walker
Morey
Phyjean
Port Tuplon
Rowen
Yoxail
Wail Spur
Thelaw
Enleeny
Axel Ey
Jonson
Tang Tow
Servion
Phata
Martine
Tractor
Greeley High
Great Western
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