County Action Against Noxious Weeds Sought by Weld County
Weld County commissioners were urged to back a weed control program by contracting with farmers for plow cultivation to curb waxweed infestation. The plan outlines price scales per acre, five year terms, and mandatory equipment use, with county funds and possible formation of a cooperative weed control district. Demonstration areas and ditch company surveys were proposed to map and manage the weed threat.
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War Production Board to boost output for wartime needs
Washington reports the War Production Board ordered higher licensing and production for vital war programs. It directs manufacturers to add labor and prioritize materials at mills refineries and fuel plants, citing labor shortages and supply chain disruptions abroad and at home.
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Mexico
Norden Firm Indicted Over War Bombsight Conspiracy
A New York grand jury indicted Norden, Inc and associates on charges of conspiring to slow bomb sight production. The case centers on pressuring makers to use specified suppliers Corrigan Oxna and Weil Tie, with Navy leads and Remington Rand involvement. Indictments name Norden executives Barth and Marvelle, Corrigan and Wells among others, alleging influence over wartime plant surveys and possible plant takeover by the Navy.
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William Burrows Dies Suddenly in Genoa Colorado
William Burrows, 64, longtime Greeley resident, died suddenly in Genoa Colorado from an unspecified cause. He was affiliated with the highway department for many years. Survived by his brothers and two sisters, with a brother Theodore Hurtrone and a sister Sadie Burrone also listed among local residents.
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Nubbins Hoffman Leaves Hospital For Home From Mercy
Cheyenne three year old Nubbins Hoffman walked out of Mercy hospital with his parents to start home after beating illness. Doctors declared a strong chance for a long life though he may not be able to be a full sports player.
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Douglas Seeks US Restraint to Prevent War with Britain
Dr Hiam Douglas, director of the University of Colorado College of Education, urged officials to restrain Britain to avoid provoking a wider war. He warned of dangerous competition and warned Britain to temper its economic and military power as world conditions shift, urging patience while policies change.
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Hiam Douglas
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G W Delivers Sugar to Growers Under Special Plan
Great Western Sugar company announces sugar deliveries to growers under a tax free wholesale program. Buyers surrender ration stamps without paying processing tax, receiving wholesale priced sugar in 100 and 200 pound lots, with limits per person or per acre. Few are taking advantage, as many prefer cash or other forms of payment.
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Silicon firm to ship raw silicon in January
The Billion Production company plans strip mining 13 miles northeast of Sitgo and will ship raw silicon in January by truck and rail to Reota. The firm aims to dry and grind the product by February for regular operation. Arthur Anderson, a local resident, reports demand strong and land purchases underway along rail lines to Keola for mills and dryers. Rail access to the field may be extended, but not likely immediately. Funeral notice for Fred Devroith to be held Thursday. Roman bath resort history noted.
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Ring customs by finger indicating marriage status
A fragment notes that in parts of Europe through a past century a ring worn on the right hand or ring finger signified marriage status. The text hints at diverse customs and evolving interpretations across regions and eras.
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International Atmosphere Clears Ahead of Roosevelt Churchill Meeting
Henry Gallidy reports a partly cleared international atmosphere ahead of the Roosevelt Churchill Stalin talks. The United States Poland declaration allows reinstating Polish eastern frontier terms, easing tensions with the Lubin leadership and the Polish National Committee. The British and American stance aims to avert early recognition of the Lublin government while preparing for renewed Allied diplomacy with Stalin.
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Windsor Juniors Present Farce and Christmas Party
Windsor High School hosts the 18 junior class production Your Face Is Familiar by Eugene Todd with students and staff listed including Mrs Nancy Dosch Frye and Mrs Willan Knowles. The Windsor Algh school band, Roger Johnson directing, performed under Mrs Knowles visiting relatives in California. The Columbine Extension Christmas party featured a gift exchange at Mrs C H Williams.
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Ronald
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Wee
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Dowding
Negroes Sentenced For Rioting Fatal to Italian War Prisoner
Wash Dec 19 The largest wartime court martial has sentenced 27 Negro soldiers to more than 200 years for rioting that killed Italian prisoner Guglielmo Olivotta at Fort Liwaon Aug 14. Twelve were found innocent earlier. 1 remains hospitalized with questions about his fate. Several lesser verdicts follow in a police court list citing multiple driving and intoxication fines.
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ELAS Attacks Prison as Quisling Premier Flees Athens
In Athens a major ELAS assault forced British troops to abandon a fortress prison. Quisling premier Jean Rallis reportedly escaped amid disorder. British and Greek forces withdrew 115 policemen and 149 wardens along with inmates, while ELAS fortified the prison. Details remain unclear on remaining detainees as fighting continued nearby.
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Orchard Growth and Insect Pollination in Fruit Production
The article notes the recognized need for more insects in orchards to improve fruit concentration. It discusses poly linating as a method and factors like weather and varieties in achieving commercial fruit set. Bees are highlighted as efficient pollinators that can be placed as needed.
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Christmas party for Royal Neighours to be held Tuesday
A notice announces a Christmas party for the Royal Neighours on Tuesday evening. A covered dish dinner will precede the meeting with Mrs. Maxine Schlitt assisting her mother as hostess.
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Maxine Schlitt
Grant damaged by shellfire in Pacific battle report
Pacific Fleet headquarters released an interview detailing the destroyer Grant being hit by shells in the straits, crew scrambling to save the ship as fires raged. The scene described heavy damage, many casualties, and efforts to keep the vessel afloat and afloat for possible return to action.
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Tanker Lost In the Pacific
A distressed naval collision near the Pacific, involving USS Miastsstnows and an unidentified pilot, ends with crew saved as a plane sinks. Rescue efforts continue as authorities search for the pilot after the blaze and lines are deployed to reach survivors. Ber Griveley and Clara Moy-Proctor identified in a marriage license notice with Emma Loraige Métindey.
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