Roosevelt Third Term Talk Sparks Democratic Chorus
President Roosevelt’s Jackson Day remarks in Washington drew mixed signals about a possible third term as Democrats and some Republicans weigh the implications. Notables including McNary and Augur attended. discussions touched on party unity, public interest in governance, and future presidential plans amid a festive but tense tone.
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Governor Carr Seeks Dewey Stop in Weld County
Governor Ralph Carr announced plans to arrange a stop for Thomas Dewey during a Colorado visit. Weld County Young Republicans have pressed for seven weeks to bring the Republican presidential nominee to Greeley, with Carr promising coordinated efforts to suit the visit.
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German Planes Attack 11 Ships Off British Isles
German planes attacked 11 ships off Britain's coast, wounding 33 people mostly by machine gun fire. One Danish vessel was sunk after a three hour sinking, with its crew rescued by nearby boats. Reports described intermittent machine gun fire on a light ship and multiple attacks near the Scottish east coast amid low mists. A second note from Reuter said air force operations over the North Sea were limited to local reconnaissance and supports.
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Chamberlain Sees Lasting French Union
London reports Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain stated that a lasting British French union could be valuable and with such a union, peace reconstruction might be accelerated. He spoke at Mansion House, calling the move fateful for the world and noting cheers from the audience.
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Beaver Man Dies As Car Skids In Front Of Tram
At West Colfax avenue and Umatilla street a light roadster carrying four men veered off the road and into a Colorado & Southern passenger train on the Denver line. Eugene Mierra 36 of 2116 Larimer street and Omar Hoyer 35 of 1549 Larimer street WPA workers died or were injured. Dan Muctner 27 Raymond Gneein 18 and Matt Romero 30 sustained various injuries. Garela, driving daily to a WPA project, led the group to work about 7 30 A M. The train crew included Engineer Walter Vitun and Conductor Dan Wakagan. Denver Produce prices noted eggs poultry and beans steady.
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Chamber Votes Aid for Lamb Feeders Drive
Chamber directors approve 62.50 toward the Woll County Lowy Feeders float at the stock show in January. The effort links Lamb and Wool Week observance January 24 to 27 and promotes industry education with historical displays.
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French Deputies Riot As Session Opens Tuesday
French deputies clashed as the new session opened, with 12 former Communist deputies appearing in uniform to protest. Rioting followed the attempt to deliver a speech by Georges Levy-Alhendery, aided by rightist deputies who demanded their expulsion. The chamber voted to formally expel the former Communists and adjourned for the day.
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Wheeler Urges Business To Aid in Employment
Senator Burton K Wheeler called upon business leaders to protect democracy by solving unemployment. He warned that persistent joblessness could threaten democracy and urged Colorado Manufacturers Association members to act, in remarks prepared for an obituary event.
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Weather Folklore Report From Fort Worth Area
Weather notes describe Tuesday night chill with northeast wind and a cold outlook for 24 hours. Tuesday high reaches 21 degrees, low around 6, with colder conditions continuing into Wednesday afternoon.
Crow Valley Group Reelects All Officers at Briggsdale Monday
At the Crow Valley Stockmen’s annual meeting in Briggsdale L Caten and M de McIntosh were reelected for three year terms to the board of directors. Elmer P Ball as president Carlton Letail vice president and Casten as secretary treasurer were reelected for another year. The president noted progress in acquiring range control to meet affordable grazing needs. The secretary’s report showed Mountaineed finances stable. Also noted J C W Beckham former Kentucky governor and U S senator died at 70 in Louisville.
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Sweatt Offers Sheep Judging Plaque at National Western Show
J Ub Sweatt of Greeley a noted mountain region breeder of purposed Hampshire sheep offers a plaque for the top judging team at the National Western Stock Show in Denver January 12 to 20. He will present the trophy January 14 at a Denver banquet and notes he will not show sheep in Denver this year as the show no longer hosts breeding stock competition. Lin years past Mr. Sweatt won honors with Cla Jeep at the stock show as visiting teams from several schools seek practice with his flock.
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Subzero Weather Grips Midwest and Great Lakes
Cold air grips the nation from the Midwest to the Great Lakes with many locations at or below zero. Cities including Fort Wayne Lansing and St Joseph report subzero readings while Duluth tops 16 above. farther west precipitation and continued unsettled midwinter conditions forecast for the next 36 hours. Deputy Coroner notes Theodore J. Witing died from carbon monoxide poisoning while working on a car motor in Minnesota.
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Finnish Relief Fund Receives Additional 56 Dollars
The Tribune reports the Finnish Relief Fund total rising to 127 dollars after a 56 dollar addition. Readers are urged to make checks payable to Greeley Tribune for Finnish Relief and send to New York headquarters. a letter from a Scandinavian supporter is included in partial form.
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Unidentified Man Found Dead in La Salle Area
An unidentified man was found dead in La Salle early Monday morning. Law officers, led by Coroney TF, C. Wilmath and deputies, pursued several leads from locals who believed they recognized him. The body was transported for embalming and identification by Tuesday noon.
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Japanese Cabinet Resignation Predicted by Analysts
Tokyo reports speculate Premier General Nobouchi Abe may resign as cabinet members fail to secure lasting reform. Observers cite stalled policy gains and persistent social tensions amid questions over U S relation and regional stability.
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Plan For North Poudre City Storage Basin In Greeley
Greeley residents attended a Monday meeting at City Hall to hear engineer Stimson’s proposal for a water works storage dam on the North Fork Cache la Poudre River. The plan envisions a two billion gallon earth rock dam about 260 feet long, 100 feet high, costing around 100000 dollars, with outlets to deliver water to the city. Local officials discussed timing, feasibility, and impact on domestic water supply amid dry conditions.
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Navy Seeks Four Billion for Guam Upgrades
The Navy requests 4.04 billion dollars to fund Guam defense programs and facilities. Admiral Stark testified before the House Naval Affairs Committee, noting money would cover ships and improvements for the 14th district and allied operations, with larger vessels not planned.
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Colorado Awards Tuition To 3 CCC Camp Members
The board of regents announced tuition scholarships for three Colorado CCC camp enrollees. Recipients include Woodlawn Dark, freshman engineer from Lawrence Massachusetts Josemi A Pappalavio, and Joseph Robert Wile gon from Dover Camp SU Hugo. This marks the first Colorado institution to award GCC scholarships.
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Finnish Patrol Burns Russian Base in the Arctic
Reports say Finnish patrols targeted a Russian base near Jordantas in the Arctic. The claimed strike involved two battalions of Soviet motorized troops with tanks and armored cars, as Russians faced supply and shelter challenges in the harsh winter. Details remain unclear as officials assess potential shifts in northern positions.
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