British battleship attacked by German sub. Queen Elizabeth noted
London reports the Admiralty announced a German submarine torpedoed a British battleship near Seal Island. Some damage sustained, crew safe, ship on course. The Queen Elizabeth class ships include five vessels built before WWI. Costs and rebuilds cited. naval losses noted, including Courageous.
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Aschemial Press
London
Canlland Ih Berio
Eizabeth
Tulland
Warspite
Vallait
Narham
Malaya
Queen Elizabeth
Worenite
Valiant
Barham
Federata Miulay
Las
Clisa
Brrth
Courageous
Mlb Yetluia
Berlin
Jutland
Associated Press
Tribune To Receive Finnish Relief Funds
The Greeley Daily Tribune will collect Finnish relief contributions at the request of Henry and Sherman, and receipts will be sent weekly to the Finnish Relief Fund at Chase National Bank in New York City. Committee chairmen Sherman and Frank Petzes of Denver lead the drive, appointed by Herbert Roever. Daily dispatches report Finland’s invasion by Russian troops.
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Henry
Daily News
Finland
Livestock Institute Program Set for January 5
Oregon read to cover farm topics with a Weld County meeting including Grand Lake water supply progress by Cliavies Hansen and fertilizer discussions led by experts from Colorado State University. Speakers will address feeders, lamb fattening economics, soilless farming, cooperatives, and beet disease controls with annual officer elections to follow. A separate note reports a municipal swimming pool accident in Walsenburg where a dog died after entering the pool.
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Grant Lake
Weld Coming Farmers’ Institute
Grand Lake
Cliavies Hansen
Rresident
Northern
Colorado
Art 4Ung
Tonyoun
Denver
Armour Onl Ce
Tynan
M. Hinkley
Te Collége
Wilthre
Sam McCampbell
Tiaryry R. Sabherg
Colorado Farmers Union
St. K
Oluen
P. C. Lamb
Mit Warner
Warry Clack
Mack Bickling
Priuucks Dressoe
J. (. Haet
J.P. Wilson
Carl Gordon
A. Ud. Kaysney
Chris Lerenz
Harry Bailey
Arthur
Ane Deraop
Joka Roark
Fight After Minor Wreck Ends in Clash
A minor collision on High Street led to a fistfight between Kendrick Avick and Merle Brown. Kendrick, 46, of 204 Fourteenth, reportedly drove on the wrong side of Wighth avenue, rear-ending Brown, 26, of Port Lupton. Police say a scuffle erupted as they settled their differences. Kendrick was taken into custody for investigation into the crash. The incident occurred at 8:10 near Sixteenth Street on Dighsh avenue.
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Landeal Stay & V Mendrick
Franken
Ay Polies
Kendrick
Wighth Avenue
Merle Brown
Port Lupton
Amn Ait Brown
Kon- Avick
Sixteenth Street
Dighsh
Avonuc
Roosevelt Jr and wife injured in auto crash near Winchester
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr and his wife were lacerated and bruised in a motor vehicle accident early today while en route from a Virginia party to Stanton?ington. They were brought to Memorial hospital by an unidentified motorist after their car hit a packed truck nine miles east of Winchester. The president’s wife arrived by automobile from Washington and a Washington physician was summoned to decide if they should be taken home.
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Winchester
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Stanlington
North Virginia
Memorial Hospital
Seite
Rosa
Inter
Nera
Washington
Robert FaCline
Wife and Daughter Die Of Wounds Inflicted By Estranged Husband
New York December 28 Mrs Ellenbeth Boloviett aged 38 and her 12 year old daughter Viviena died from double wounds inflicted by her estranged husband Aaron Boloviett 41 who opened fire during a reconciliation attempt.
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Pera
New York
Ellenbeth Boloviett
Viviena
Ara
Soloviett
Aaron
Carr undecided on election in Third District
Governor Ralph Carr weighs a call for a special election to fill the late Representative John A. Kar tn of Pueblo. County commissioners meeting at Pueblo oppose a special vote due to budget limits while noting no state law compels a rush.
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Associated Pees
Denver
Ralph
Carr
Colorado
John A. Akar Tn
Pueblo
Carrail
Bis
Luo
Lamb Feeders Hear Better on Market Outlook
Weld County Lamb Feeders association members heard USDA livestock statistician Pyod Beier discuss the market outlook. He cited large US lambs on feed, a big hog crop, and hopes that higher hog prices could support meat prices, while European demand and transport costs pressure feeder lambs this year.
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Weld County Lamb Feeders Association
Pyod Beler
Usda Livestock Statistician
James
Beier
United States
Gar Belt
Colorado
Nebraska
Starvation and Cold Increase Turkish Deaths
A wartime dispatch from Ankara reports officials fear the death toll in Anatolia could reach 60,000 as starvation, cold, and disease devastate survivors. Food trains race to remote towns, but wrecked lines and blizzards hinder relief and communications amid aftershocks and rising casualties in Erzincan province.
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Tansprinted
Presa
Ankara
Terrar
Erzingsn Provings
Cummings Forecasts Congressional Help for Reclamation
Fort Gotchtia Pec. 2B Representative Fred Cummings said Congress will fund federal reclamation projects already under way after Secretary Tekes warned of a funds shortage. He warned against delaying or canceling current projects, noting a severe loss to the government and involved states if funds are halted.
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Fort Gotfiha
Pec
Fred Cummings
Tekes
Congress
Federal Bureau of Reclamation
Gum
Minge Eaid
Russians Bomb Finnish Cities and Railways Fight
A wartime dispatch describes Soviet raids on Finnish targets with heavy air and naval actions. It notes British and German battleship discussions, torpedo threats to Queen Elizabeth class vessels, and continuing bombardments around Helsinki, Murmansk, and Karelia as Finnish defenses stiffen alongside rail and coastal targets.
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Red Railways
Frozen Mains Restored After Crested Butte Water Freeze
Crested Butte’s water system, frozen by sub zero temperatures, shut down Tuesday morning. By 8 a.m. Thursday, 150 volunteers thawed two miles of mains and restored supply. homes reported cold water. An emergency pump from Denver was en route to pump from Coal Creek if needed. Mayor W H Whalen planned to keep a backup pump ready for future freezes.
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Valunteur
Walter
Denver
Coal Creek
W. H. Whalen
Reinvestment Checks Losses Associte New York Stock Market
New York market activity on December 29 saw reinvestment buying of attractive shares. Prices rose across many issues with gains scattered through the list as investors reacted to tax matters and shifting coastal calls amid a volatile trading day.
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New York
Wallace Raises Quota For U.S. Beet Growers
General stores will observe Saturday night winter closing hours starting this Saturday night due to a holiday. Stores will close at 5 p.m and reopen after the holiday, with Greeley grocers returning to normal hours, but from January 6 they will close at 6 p.m.
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Wallace
U.S
General Stores
P.m
Greeley
Chinook fuels rapid heat as winds shift and temp soars
Weather across northeastern Colorado Friday saw a strong chinook spike temperatures with a 15 degree jump between regions from 18 above to 83 above, wind veering northward around 9 am and breaking the upward heat trend. Snow observations include 10 inches at Holyoke before new fall, with Julesburg seeing new snow as roads conditions affected travel and chains recommended for Loveland and Berthoud corridors.
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Olle Hull Degraek
Zant
Yam
Petia
Fuvreury
Ayit
Aleve Aero
Pete Survie Company
Iere pMoreler Om
Colordo
Mghway
Hare
Mn Hou
Holyoke
Julesburg
Colorado
Loveland
Berthout
Hudson Man Injured Grist Feed Grinder Tragedy
William Wagner aged 19, a Hudson area farmer, was badly injured when his head was drawn into a feed grinder. Doctors reported a base skull fracture and severe facial injuries, with his condition listed as critical at Greeley hospital. He is the son of Privy Warrior of Hudson.
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Hudson Man
William Wagner
Hudson
Ieeloon
Deters
Greeley Hospital
Val Wagner
Wagner
PuiNty Warrier
Colorado Weather Outlook Friday Night Through Saturday
Partly cloudy conditions expected Friday night and Saturday with slow changes. Cold in the north central mountain districts near Denver and Cheyenne, warmer in the south. 24 hour forecast ending 88. Friday highs near 32, lows around 0.
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Colorado
Denver
Cheyenne
South Mo
Steps To Distribute Subsidy Taken by Department of Agriculture
Washington reports Secretary Wallane outlines quota and subsidy plan for 1960 sugar distribution. Quotas total 6.7 million short tons value, with adjustments possible. Program aims to support orderly sugar prices, farm incomes, and child labor and conservation measures under a broader subsidy framework funded by taxes.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Wallane
Hiearlite
Arketlias Yuaths
Harel
Monivelle
Tong
Maitland Cand Wen
Maw
Porto Kero
Tke Philippine
Inada
Virgin Telands
Cubs
Witd
Farelan
Susae Det
Roonevelt Curtha Huho
Wallace
Hawaii
Uo Muotomi Ae US
Toussaint Raps Public Speakers at Chiavado Convention
Reporter notes 500 attendees at the Chiavado event where Toussaint critiques public speakers. He lists 9 chief peeves including pooling of time, long windedness, poor preparation, overassertive temper, and vague generalities, painting a vivid portrait of the era’s speaking flaws.
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Caaveiatyd Peery
Chiavado
Bdavalley
Oslo
Asaudathin
Vendherape
Gilchrist Named Delegate to Milwaukee National Ed Meet
Robert S. Gilchrist principal of Greeley high school named a delegate from District No. 2 to the National Education Association meeting in Milwaukee. Also named from Colorado Springs were Leo William Duttar superintendent of Fort Tapio Schools and others to the 13th delegate assembly.
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Robert S. Gilclist
Greeley High School
Colorata
National Education Association
Bilwaukee
Gilchrist Tity
GWA
Golorada Springs
Leo William Duttar
Fort Tapio
Verdict Totals Prompt Court Awards Damages to Firms
A jury awarded damages totaling 112.60 to Trogressive Fluducy and 112.50 to Anginal Mar ley Grable in a case against Veacelbert English's count Wodves day attention. The court also ordered 183 in damages against De. W. A. Schoen for services rendered to shinawo company. Jury members included Wor vey Somerville, By E. Gewis, and Roy Garden.
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Marley Grable
Justres
Veacelbert English
Wodves
de. W. A. Schoen
Meilles$ Services
Shinawo Company
Worvey Somerville
E. Gewis
Roy Garden
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Interalale Commerce
Southern Pacific
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Walsanbire
Archie Levy
Edr. Jr
Harry W. Farr
Weld Group
King
A. D. Ing
Swifl Ard Co
Mike Ages
Womboy
Aiakliy
Lamb
Harry W. Fare
Res Maton
Eaton
A. D. King
Kk. Spencer
Avi
Maine
Manse
George Kern
Windsor
Gresa
Severance
James J. Mine
Jackson
H. W. Farr
Luton
Cummings
Lieksa
Helsink
Dee
Finnie
Mesata
Red
Southwoatarn
Pinkw
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Winlig
Iusstan Soll
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Rithimaki
Karan
Alaem
Hangos
Warnia
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Murmansk
Linksa
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Salla
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Fae
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Tirian
Crested Butte
Chinook
Hassett
Toussaint
Gilchrist
Milwaukee
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