British Bomb Naval Base at Italy's Heel
British air and naval action reported near Bardia and Tobruk as part of the offensive in North Africa. British forces claim captures of prisoners and progress along the coast, with RAF bombings and attacks extending toward Brindisi and the Adriatic region.
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Italy
Cairo
Beyot
Dee 21
Bardia
Guribo
Ethyan-lnee
Weatarp
Giajenis
Tobruk An Dorns
Bardie Sluder
RAF
Répurie Tren
Battls
Air ‘Forcé
Brindish
Adriatic
Otranto
Assai
Inia
Albania
Flere
Halifax May Get Place Of Lord Halifax As Ambassador
The British press reports Lord Halifax as the favored choice for ambassador to the United States after the death of Lord Lothian. Appointment of Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden to assist if Halifax is appointed is also discussed by newspapers and officials.
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Trea _tandon
Lord Malitay
United States
Aml
London ‘Times Pikot
Mall
Swouri Pagumie
Lord Lothian
Ropanrott
British Press Association
Lord Halifax
Muussier
Anthony Eden
Yeblp
Halifax Fay
Sabioter
David Lmnyt
Ceorge
Aitalster
The
Berlin Spokesman Links Peace to Cross Proposal
Berlin says peace with America hinges on the cross proposal as British plans to press the United States to restrain from warlike actions draw sharp reactions. German officials accuse Britain and U S divisions of aggression while Washington downplays the dispute at a tense foreign affairs conference in London.
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Berlin
Germany
America
Ee P
Locmer
Bee
Cerna
United States
Britisi
Byitsin
Stesy Hell
Ronald
Orcas
Beilish
Ehingthy
London
Carled
Peplani
Americana
Itag
State Department
Washington
United State
Em. Baggy
Yavia
Cocth A. P. Crose
Leigh JW
Elizebeth Deegan
A. H. Crees
Gersinow
Javan J
West Pawnee Pioneer H B Tregent Dies at 63
Harry B. Tregent of West Pawnee, 63, a longtime community leader and civil worker, died at Gracey hospital after illness. He helped found projects along the West Pawnee road, supported rural services, Alaska Gold Rush era expe rience, and was active in the Republican Party and local church. Survived by wife Jessie and three children. services planned at Beaters mortuary.
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Harry A. Tregent, Sry
West Pawnee
Greeley Nosplthi
Harry B. Tregent
Weld County
Graetey
Tregent
Cahon
Zondony Antiris
My. Cregen
Lee Wright Ware
Rote
Will
Tregent Anil
Pawnee
Tee
Big Thompson
West Paynes
Pgoul
Mason
Pregent
Lita
Cluirey
Graver
Alacka
Trigent
Alaska
Stasway
Dawe City
Cphir
Loy Fala AD & AM
Hiasonte) Lodge
Waites
Jessie Tregent
Meg. Lawrance
Twelfth Avenue
Henry B. Tregent
Bata
Hark
Ind Wireld
Greedey
Mre
Ssutard
Kensar Chis
Angal Airs
Grice Evans
Grover Nu Aetbrother
A. J. Fregent
St. Louis
Tregént Will Beal
Lusttyy Beaters Mortuary
Elin Ore Ms
King George Broadcast Addresses Nation in Britain
King George V delivers a radio address to the British nation from Buckingham Palace on Christmas Day. The speech, recorded December 25, outlines wartime aims and calls for unity, sacrifice, and resolve as the country faces ongoing global conflict.
Transient Camp Speaker Questioned On Housing Plan
A Greeley meeting hosted by the Chamber of Commerce discussed a proposed agricultural workers housing site near Greeley. EB Havard presented for the Farm Security Administration as business leaders heard details of a plan for 126 four room units and 26 duplexes, with an estimated cost around 200000 dollars. The chamber later passed a resolution opposing the project.
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Uclt
Greeley
Chamt
Havard
FSA
Chamber of Commerce
6-Ton Load of Coal Spilled Near Tene
A six ton coal spill occurred near Tene when the derailed load struck a track operated by John W. Hons. No one was injured. Damage was estimated at 375. Investigating officials identified E R Clerk of Greeley and Myrtle Cook of Sheridan. Full report notes a Denver driver, a courtesy patrol fine for speeding, and an incomplete legal outcome.
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John W. Hons
Tanthayonie
Greetey
Dorrow
Ilehiwoy
Tene
Blous
Fehing
Fullow of
Denver
Wheeler Raps Presidential Loan Policy
Wheeler Raps Presidential Loan Policy as isolationist sentiment rises. He criticizes aid to allies and warns the United States would become a military oligarchy if long-term loans and policy push the nation into perpetual war. Wheeler says the president seeks free spending while Congress ignores the cost and risk, urging restraint amid debates on defense contracts and national security.
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Fourman
Roanevet
Leo
Tha
Roosevalt
Ganera
Ikor Slyppiies
Defense Commission
Stetilulus
Tae
Joba
Khudeda
Newdman
Swhether
Wea
Feuntor
Ridney Hillman
Henry Jr
Stimson
Frank Knox
Asher
Four Moon Agency
Roosevelt
MAU
Maturinis
Beth
Eternal
Wheeler
United States
Villa Péestient Styoeevell
Mre Willkie
England
Dent
Senate
Washington
Aetlan
Weather Local Update For Many Cities Tonight
Patchy clouds and cool conditions prevail tonight with several readings in the 40s and 60s. Temperatures across cities like Los Angeles 71, Oklahoma City 68, Phoenix 68, and Denver 48. Widespread warming is expected Sunday with mostly clear to partly cloudy skies in the west and showers possible in northwest Montana.
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Newpatka
Amerille
Denver
HI Paso
Kannon City
Los Angeles
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
Colatala
Wyoming
Montana
Halk
Varly Elowdy
Industrial Rise Shown in Southern Colorado Output
A state report highlights Southern Colorado gains in coal production with Weld County as a top grower reaching 4 034 043 tons to November and increases across counties including Boulder Boulder Greeley and Routt. The data cover 222 coal mines and compare to 1949 figures. The year begins with Mont and El Paso showing notable tonnages while decline occurs in El Paso compared with last year.
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Animay
Thai
Tnspectyrae Allen Geld
Boulder Gaa
Feniagist
Tiueriana
Lariner Ladd
Monti
el Taso
Ship Owners Sign With Bridges Union
A chaotic AP styled report notes ship owners and Bridges Union workers reaching a labor pact. CIO leaders Poyers'Atgetation and Watertrans En discuss wage increases, with L A Lapham as an employer spokesman. The agreement aims to avert strikes by February 20 and covers 15,000 crews.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Bee
Pacific Cenet
Poyers
CIO
Longsbofenién
James
L. A. Lapham
Hecey R. Bridees
CIO Tongahoreineu
Denver to Adopt Major Power Rate Cut
Denver may receive a large reduction in electricity costs as officials announce a new schedule. The cautious plan estimates annual savings for city consumers, with city council involvement and potential further steps on implementation.
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Denver
Mes
Gi W
Pulis
Entimony
Colorado
Elty Ewunell
Neewdows
Lalire
Defense Plants Cost 40 Millions Slated for Denver Site
Washington reports a defense plant project with an estimated cost of 40 million dollars to be built at a Denver site. Senator Edwin Johnson announced a WPA allocation of 23,420 dollars for improvement work at Creeley, Colt, amid the announcement.
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Denver
Washington
Creeley
Colt
United States
Edwin ©. Johnson
Final Court Action on Rail Tax Settlement Approved
West county in a legal fight with railroads over tax collections for 1917 1958 and 1934. Weld county judge Fredeshc W. Claris approved a settlement between county commissioners and railroads Union Pacific Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Great Western Railways. The agreement set rail taxes at 12 percent for one year. County Board discussions framed as ensuring legality while focusing on settlement forms.
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West County
Alice Reilroads
Well County
Weld
Fredeshc W. Claris
Bee Ieen
Board of
Counts
Commigslounts
Pitroads
Ute
Chicago
Bilrlington & Curney
Great Western Rails
Tnsia
Clarke
Hwan
State's Coal Output Up Weld Second
The report notes an increase in Colorado coal production with Weld County ranking second. Details mention the 1941 conference, dates in mid June, and the Greenley area host events leading into a party convention. Other notes reference labor and typography associations and regional meetings in the Rocky Mountain region.
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Colorado
Weld County
Jail prisoner taken to Fort Lupton for draft examination
A county jail inmate, identified as Belo Raynwuil of Poet Cup ion, was sent to Fort Lupton for draft examination. The report notes a driving charge and a deputy’s wheel incident, with unclear details and fragmented phrasing from the archival clipping.
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Fort. Lupton
Raynwuil
Belo
Cup Ion
Santenne
Lalo
Lintoy
Wheelit
Delo
Severance Liquor Permit Denied Over Jail Absence
Severance board refused a liquor license citing failure to provide the jail facility required by law. The decision follows protests about noise and disruption from bars and seeks no new hotel or restaurant license for 1941. A county judge will hear the case on December 3, with arguments from the petitioners and the board.
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Severance Board
Imiskey
Turner
Brown
Whitmere
Waltars
Cormliy
Bysluss
Bovoyanen
Greelus
Roche
War plants eyed near Denver and Tulsa for bomber output
The Denver Post reports the war department considers a 15 million dollar bomber assembly plant near Denver and confirms plans for a Tulsa site with about 10 million dollars in early construction funds. Consolidated Aircraft Corp will operate Tulsa and other sites to produce thousands of bombers with auto-fabricated parts across multiple states.
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sAwosiiud Pyasat Dinver
Denver Post
War Department
Coushlerhay
Denver
Aircrafh Corporation
California
Nera
tAsuelated
Washington
Nanwfactine
Tulsa
Oti
Alreyy Hive
Axstrand
Kanens City
Omata
Ie Bilesisaiyol
Hue
Princess Juliana Visits New York for Ice Cream
Princess Juliana, heir to the Netherlands, quietly travels to Manhattan alighting Fifth Avenue. She enters a drug store for an ice cream soda and visits a department store in a discreet civilian appearance during a royal visit.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Iver
Christos Slioplere
Waliart
Beiicess
Juliane
Netherlands Empire
Berlin Bombing Toll At Four Dead and Cathedral Fire
Berlin reports four dead and seventeen wounded after a British bombing raid. The strike damaged the Damp Protestant Cathedral and started small fires in surrounding areas. Officials say authorities expect further updates as rescue and recovery work continues.
Hungarian officials convicted in kidnapping plot case
A court in Hungary convicted Deputy Ear thily Wirth and others today for conspiring to kidnap Rey Ad midval Nidwine Joram and install storesime for Hunness. The defendants face prison terms and related penalties as the case closes.
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Naals Tmyelsanei
Hungary
Budapest
Ala Frei Chemihera
Jan Nett Arrow Crasnae
Earthily Wirth
Kidnan Rey
Nidwine Joram
Iistall Ztoresime
Mrs Jacobs Wins $19 000 Verdict in Fort Collins Case
Mrs. Emma Jacobs, 78, longtime caterer, won a verdict of $40,000 against the Fort Collins Express Courier and several defendants in Larimer County district court. The trial, heard by Judge Rivers, involved complex claims over a wreck linked to an insurance defense. Attorneys from Greeley represented Jacobs amid a heated jury trial.
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Emma Jacob
Grusley
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Lothian
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Defend High Command
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Defense Advisory Commission
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Dee
Tull
Hbs State Department
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Elizabeth Decxah
H. B. Tregent
Bridges Union
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Gee
Colorado State Tedevision
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Jaton
Mexico
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Sayer
Herown
Mia Bayis
Beyeérange Han Ho
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Linssteen
Nat Tey
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Nuit
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Anayou
Keaton
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