Report on January 8 active service calls and transfers
Selective service board details January 8 active duty reports, including 41 men required by orders and transfers from another board. Names and hometowns listed for soldiers called for duty January 4 to January 8, with destinations and transfer notes across numerous states and cities.
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Eno
North Weld
Selective Service Board
Ter
Thore
Treed Steiger
Mock Springs
Sonny G
Teul
Briggsiite
William Koy Pafford
Evang
Otters
Rhoce Neil Gaddis
EL Marie
Alll
Heraball Howard Wilson
Wichita Falls
Tex
Arthur Gurt Gray
Eaton
Charles Marvold Enerhart
Raton
Amanuel Falkary Windsor
Rudoluh Jos
Romeso
Cheyenne
Wye
Carl Uoruclad Wens
Tort Colliia
Anna William Red
Willan Oscar Meany
Grover
Dora Avery Steward
Fairland
Ore
Merman Richard Achziger
Taco
Rus Eeth Vernon Nelson
Vigeedales
Marvin Donald Sageler
Jebley
Daniel Plaine
Ault
Windsor Sailor Wounded in Loss Of Baby C Carrier
Windsor sailor John Merghelm, radiomac h/8, severely wounded in the second battle of the Thillypines on Oct. 24, is now a patient at the naval hospital in San Diego. He lost an eye and suffered a fractured bone from shrapnel. Parents Mr. and Mrs. John Marghulut of Wietgar joined the navy in March 1843 and he served as a crew member of the Savi carrier, St. ta, during the war against Japan. He is wounded.
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John Merghelm
the Thillypines
Naval Hospital
San Diego
Catt
John Marghulut
Wietgar
Navy
Windsor
St. Ta
Werudanto
Denver Trumpet Player To Teach At College Here
George W. Roy of Danver a noted trumpet player and band director in the Denver area has joined the Colorado State College of Education music division as faculty. He will spend one term on campus teaching brass instruments with instruction Thursdays beginning in the winter quarter. Roy has directed the Denver municipal band and led various school and community ensembles in the Denver urban area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Roy
Danver
Wall
Denver
Tnstradioent
Solorado State College of Education
J. DeForest Cline
Ime
Ahestane Iy Ia
Toa Fl Derves
Haseen
Denver Musicipal
Ifo
Ta Denver Symphony Orchestra
Discarded Wife Kills Ter Successor and Herself
A deranged case ends in murder suicide as a discarded wife fatally wounds her former husband’s bride then takes her own life. Des Moines coroner notes the deaths of Blaine Caskey Cecile Caskey and Guy Caskey in a troubling sequence linked to divorce and jealousy. A separate tax certificate sale set for January 22 by county commissioners lists town lot sales in Kersey and Port Lupton with a first addition plan to Arlington Park.
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Dea Monee
Dea
Tasband
Woom
Su Croxbate
A. H. Shaw
Pho
Blaine Woodd Caskey
Harlde
Cecile Caskey
Witl
Ralph Jones Killed in Action November Nineteen
Mrs and Mrs Larry Jones of Ault received word Wednesday that Pfc Ralph W. H. Jones was killed in action in Germany on November 19 while serving with an infantry unit He had previously been reported missing Jones was born at Logan Ohio on February 8 1922 and moved with his parents to Ault at age four He attended Ault Schools graduating in 1940 He studied at Colorado University in Routt County and enlisted in the army March 27 1943 He held a badalog at Clearwater Florida and trained at Blacksburg Virginia Then he went to Gap Claiborn for further training In September he left the United States for England and later entered combat He was married to Ina Fte Brownlee Allen on July 8 1944 at Ault He is survived by his parents a brother and a sister three siblings and other relatives including Mrs Harvey Nelson of Ault and I Chester Jones of Riverside MD
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Larry, Jones
Ault
Helph
W. K. Joneu
Actu
Germany
Bosn
Jonea
Logan
Ohina
Awit
Colorado University
Routhey
Ife
Clearwater
Ule
Blacksburg
Gap Claiborns
United States
England
Pic
Jones
Ina
Fte
Brownlee Allen
Ait
Lonte Tnt
Sabort
Ants Jonghy
Mre
Jonen
Ie Ae ‘Ying
Roannick
Boaldes We
Pirenta
Hy & Brort Rohm
Enkos Naval Trainiug Center
Breit
Archbishop Damaskinos Likely Sworn Regent for Greece
Athens reports Archbishop Damaskinos poised to be sworn regent for Greece following a royal transfer after King George I’s death. Churchill’s talks in London with Archbishop Damaskinos’s secretary indicate imminent oath and immediate regency with Greek political leaders and the king’s consent secured.
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Athens
Churchill
Damaskinos
George I
Ayelishop
Pamaakinns
George VI
London
Athona
Trouble Looms in Panama Republic
Turmoil grows in Panama as political agitation rises after cabinet resignations. Boundary patrols by white-clad navy shore guards are maintained along the Canal Zone near Panama City amid mounting tensions.
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Panama Republic
Barnard and Cross Lead New College Divisions at Colorado State
Dr John Darrell Barnard will become professor of biology and division chair as autum term 1946 begins while serving in the Army Air Forces. Neal Miller Cross will head the revised division of humanities and languages starting January 1 1946, absorbing literature and languages with added instruction in humanities. Dr Evelyn Newman will continue to head languages and literature until December 1945, with Cross’s appointment expanding the division to include broader humanities.
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Colorado State College of Education
Alvin
Jong
Barnard
North- Western University
Air Boreas
Army
Cayt Bartari
New York University
Jenn Ja
Neal Miller Cross
Stanford University
Neal Gross
A. Cross
All Skating Areas Used In Holiday Park Plan
All skating areas were used during the holiday period and the park department expected them to be in good shape for Sunday. The article mentions Gicmere and the circus grounds, library costs, and the downtown park as locations involved.
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Luod
Greeley
Park
He Circus
Public Schools Resume Jan 3 In Greeley
Greeley public schools will resume classes on January 3 after Christmas and New Year holidays. Superintendent Glenn T. Wilson announced the reopening, noting classes had been closed since December 22.
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Greeley
Glenn T. Wilson
Sunerit
Aindo Bee
Local theft report and prowler notices in Lafayette area
Ole Knuppel reports 60 to 60 bushels of barley stolen from his rural property near Grevs as of December 24. James Lorenz of Halla reports a prowler stole an overcoat gloves a car mute and two return railroad tickets from a car in the 1200 block on Twelfth Street Lafayette apartment custodian says burglars have been stealing clothing from clotheslines or damaging outfits in the building.
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Ole Knuppel
Grev ¢S
A Ottier
Barney Waa
James Lorenz
Ta Halla
Prowler
Chicago
Menute
Lafayette
Galfea
Bev
Ealing Elothe
Rey
New College Library Renamed Albert F Carter Hall
Colorado State College of Education renames its modern library Albert F Carter Hall. George Willard Fraser announced the change on behalf of the board of trustees. Albert Frank Carter, emeritus professor and longtime librarian since 1904, celebrated his 79th birthday in December while residing in Greeley.
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Colorado State College of Education
Albert F. Carter
George Willard Frasier
Albert Frank Cartar
Carterie
College Sherartan
Cranford Hell
Amt
Alor
Carter
Atate Teachers College
Indiang
Z. X. Snyder
Snyder
Greeley
UN “Hall
Frantor Aald
Caida Tha Bisilding
Masoyac
Nate Warren Dies Following Heart Attack in Fort Collins
Nate Warren 69 of Fort Collins died Saturday after a heart attack. A long serving Republican leader and gubernatorial candidate in 1934, he held state positions from 1929 to 1936 and chaired a major commission after 1942. Survivors include his widow Eleanor Warren and two brothers. Governor Vivian lauded his public service and impact on northern Colorado.
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Fort Callins
Colo
Warren
Pinn ‘Tur Communistan
Canlidate
Ims
John T. Barnet
Koverneship
Warren Grve
Pirxt
Fort Collin
Bart Collins
Charles Warren
Larimer County
Yollloe
Egaunts Ie
United States
Isis
Nd Johnson
Colorado
Denver
Wyo
Thys National Livestock Show
Asnortalion
Denver ,Union
Eleanor Warren
Warren Cleaker
Houlder County
Inglalaine
Chayles
Aleha
Tragedy Follows Soldier’s Return From Service
Philadelphia story of Corp Hertel and wife Jato Hertel shot to death inside their Title apartment shortly after midnight. Police say detective Charles Serwalt burst in with revolver drawn. Hertel says he fled with two friends as shots rang out. Hertel claims he did not know Serwalt and may have been unaware of the motive.
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Philadelphia
Harcy
Hertel
Jilg
Jato Last Brant
Polfed
Charles Serwalt
Szt
John Meening
Corp
Serwalt
Mrs. Hertel
Tiertel
Russians Race Up Danube To Austria
A chaotic wartime dispatch describes Russian forces crossing the Danube toward Austria, advancing on Budapest and Bratislava fronts. It cites heavy fighting, street clashes, and Soviet gains while German and Hungarian positions withdraw under pressure.
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Danube
Austria
C M and E purchases major Omaha grain firm
Colorado Milling and Elevator buys substantial stake in Updyke Grain Corporation of Guiatia Neb. Omaha owner Nelson Updyke to stay with the company in a future role. The deal, valued near one million dollars, was finalized in Omaha by Fred W. Lake and Georg Hoptenbeck along with Updyke. The Colorado firm’s control includes a commission brokerage in Kansas City and its subsidiary Rocky Mountain Grain Commission.
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Tanner
Colorado Niting & Blevelor
Acquisi
Ali Quastandi
da Updyke Grain Corporation
Guiatia
Council Blutta
Iowa
Colorado
Omaha
Nied Dot Nelson DB
Updike of
Fred W. Lake
Priess, Ment
Georg Hoptenbeck
Colorado Company
Updi
OPA Rejects Petition for Spud Price Increase
The OPA refused a petition by potato growers to raise the price from 60 to 100 cents per hundred pounds and allow higher storage margins. Officials argued the increase would lift retail prices and disrupt seasonal supply, despite growers citing rapid market movement and demand for more even year round distribution.
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Washington
Den
OPA
Growera
Yankees Recover Third of Area Nazis Overran Bastogne Relief Route
AP report details American divisions and airborne units defending Bastogne and aiding relief efforts. Mentions Pivot Infantry Seventh Armored 82nd Airborne and 161st, Ninth and Tenth armored divisions holding out near Hastogne and surrounding actions. Describes long campaigns from Africa to Normandy and origins of the First Army from New York area.
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New
Bastogne
Associated Press Supreme
Patie
Hastogne
Laxerbourg
Itliitey
North Africa
France
New York
Brooklyn
Registration Set for Tues at Colorado State College
Autumn term results show 28 students earned degrees. Doctor of education went to Martin Thomas Monson. Master of arts awarded to 13, bachelor of arts to 14 with teaching certificates for 12. List includes Veronica Andersen, Ella Frances Barker, Madeline Heute, Mary Pennington Cook, Jane White, and many others from Greeley, Denver, Tulsa, and beyond.
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Colorado State College
Veona Andrasen
Frestont
Tako
Ella Frances Barker
Greeley
Madeline Heute
Vicksburg
Mick
Lala Fair Braxton
Tulsp
Okia
Clarence G. Carton
Alpsworth
Nebi
Mary Pennington Cook
Delaware
Okla
Janewhine Helen Malyerson
Jery Matthew Bightill
Dwiskt
Kan
Mary Elizabeth Kight
Slater Proresting Mullen
Alvar Forest
Bula Gertrude Pray
Rochester
Mich
Woyd
Robert Taylor
Colby
Moy
Mildred
May Thompson
York
Nebr
Bishop
Ella Black
Hastlusa
Ucy
Ellen Duray
Georgia A. Yemato
Wailiku
Maun
Hawai
Hexree
JoHn Aiko Gole
Denver
Rejiy Jana Lyone
Colorado
English Lutheran Yearend Night Service at Efaghast Ave Church
The Our Saviors English Lutheran church on Efaghast Avenue hosts a Sunday night yearend service from 11 p m to midnight. It is a traditional candlelit, musical gathering led by assistant pastor W Gies with a New Year meditation. A memorial segment honors nine missionaries from the American Lutheran Church who perished in New Guinea after captivity by Japanese forces. The public is invited to participate.
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Our Saviors
English Lutheran Church
Efaghast Avenue
Allied and German Front Updates From World War II News
Reports from multiple fronts describe Allied advances in Italy and the Mediterranean while Japan claims heavy losses for U.S. transports. German forces launch a concerted counteroffensive in the Serchio/Serehig valley amid stalled Allied progress, and U.S. Eighth Air Force conducts a major daylight bombing raid on railroad yards and bridges in central Europe.
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Rome
Dev
Serenlo
Serehig
Fernacl
Barga
London
U. & Eighth Air Force
Elanth
Mannheim
Walsal
Lautern
Kaesel
U. S. Strategic Air Forces
Nimitz Says Jap Navy To Attack More
Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz stated in Saipan that the Japanese fleet will attack when feasible, but the U S forces are ready as they push toward Japan. He said Japanese naval strength is gradually reduced and emphasized new basing closer to Japan for sustained bombardment and eventual invasion readiness.
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Associated Press
Saipan
Morlanas Istanra
Der
Nelayotj
Navy Ladin
Mileet
Chenter W. Nimitz Saitt
Japan
Germany
Nikits
Forcespan
Marianas
Avanee
Pas
MacArthur Orders Filipinos Who Aided Japanese Interned
General MacArthur issued a proclamation ordering the internment of Filipinos who aided the Japanese. He said military necessity requires removing individuals who threaten security or the success of operations, to be held for the war’s duration before transfer to the Philippine government. The move targets those in positions with military impact and is described as non punitive, focusing on security.
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Ageneta
Pras
MacArthur
Philippines
Southwest Pacific
bin Infant
United States
Weather Outlook Mixed for Regions This Weekend
Local forecast shows 84 hour period with varied conditions. Colorado sees partly cloudy day and night with light snow flurries, while Wyoming expects partly cloudy skies, scattered snow, and colder conditions toward the north and east.
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Colorado
Calder Narth
Mountaiin
Long Eastern
Horder
German Offensives Narrow Allied Bastogne Front
A long dispatch reports heavy German attacks across the Bastogne corridor with forces striking from Belgium through Luxembourg toward the Starved area. Allied field reports note shifts in positions near Bastogne and Rochefort as Americans and allies throw back advances, while German push aims to widen a salient and threaten supply routes.
Stores and Banks Close New Year’s Day Observed Holiday
New Year’s Day will be a business holiday in Greeley with stores and banks closed. Post offices and city offices shut all day, rural carriers off routes, and outgoing mail held. Federal offices nationwide observe the holiday. The Tribune will publish as usual on Monday morning and night.
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Greeley
Storea
Congressman's Optimistic View On Chinese Situation
Associaion Press reports Washington says the Chinese situation is much improved though a major problem remains. Ren Mansticht from DeMont returns after a six week continental anti- gion to the Orient, at the president's request. Denver observer Mrs Molle G Mouselotilers of Wellington receives a medal with one nilger and one bronze oak leaf cluster for her husband Tech Sir Robert TH ekolder, slain Fort Cottlin operator killed in action.
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Associaion Press
Washington
Nec
Chin
Fac
Orient
Hasbana
Denver
Molle G. Mouselotilers
Wellington
Tech
Robert TH
Ekolder
Iandlan
Larry Field
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Nimitz
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A. G. Scott
Fort Collins
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State Board of Examineyp For Engineers
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Army Grok
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Rochefort
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Worbler
Beata Fyoth
van Thundsteit
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