Eden says England will go as far as America in Far East policy
Eden asserts Britain will align with the United States on Far East action and world peace, leading if necessary. He warns Italy and Mussolini while defending Britain's colonies and Mediterranean stance amid tensions over German and Spanish issues. A Japanese skirmish near Shanghai prompts apologies as British troops strengthen outposts and insist on holding lines despite clashes.
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Landon
Laureluu
Eilondull
Commona Tollsy
Buttrud
Brussels
United States
Edun
Brunele
Healad
Italy
Vetarn
Duitlan
Germany
Mediterranean
Spain
Far East
Geminy
Mussalinei
Africa
Brise Whisk
Two Prisoners Escape From Weld County Jail
At 3 pm Sunday two inmates escaped the Weld County jail in Greeley, Adam Cook aged 22 and Ben H. Kouts aged 36. Police described Cook with brown hair and glasses, Kouts with brown eyes and a blue jacket. No weapons were carried, and a priestly service started when the escape occurred. Searches extended to trains and buses as authorities pursued clues.
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Adam Cook
Ben H. Kouts
Simlay
Weld County
Prigomera
Weld
Greeley
Jack Lane
Canon City
Cook
Vern Claus
Cecil Ackerman
Brighton
Etilen
Teers Gaid
Jack B. Harman
Mckardt Hardware
Eaton
Levitt
Gus. Anderson
Route
Ontario
Calif
San Quantia
Los Angeles County
Frank Deffire
Lad
Tayu
T'Kanen
Court House
Anderson
Fort Morgan
Wunis
Jafl
Ben H. Koits
Deck
Claus and
Ackerman
Kauts
British Ambassador Says No Delicate Duke Visit Issue
Sir Ronald Lindsay the British ambassador to the United States said on arrival that no delicate situation could arise regarding the Duke of Windsor's visit to the United States. He noted the duke avoids politics and offered to assist with any receptions the British government arranges when they arrive in New York on November 1.
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New York
Ronald Dindsay
United States
England
Duke of Windsor
Jong
Uch
Fcheed
V F W Post Installs & Officers On Saturday
The V F W Pioneer Post 2121 held a Saturday evening installation at 12 hall with Orrin Kilbourne as new commander Tilghard Grains senior vice commander Harry Owens junior vice commander Orval Frakes quarter master Charles Gathoun chaplain Rae Fuerstock judge advocate Roy Abrand officer of the day Dr T B Aukingon surgeon Ray Brannanian installing officer Dr Harvey Snider national council of administration commander Fort Collings post 1781 Joe Carpenter pask D A commander Fort Collins Henry Lauer department officer Fort Sina Wero apowkera spoke
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National Council of Administration
Fort Collings
Joe Carpenter
Pask D. A
Fort Collins
Henry Lauer
Fort Col Sina
Wero Apowkera
Organized Search For Floyd Chandler Abandoned Sunday
Organized search of the mountain region west of Fort Collins for Loyd Chandler, missing person, was abandoned Sunday night. The effort shifts to individuals and sheriff's office expeditions pending definite reports. Walter Byron, a Denver private detective, joined the Sunday effort in Stove Prairie Hills. Bleed wounds from the state prisons were pulled off Sunday night.
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Fort Collins
Loyd Chandler
Jesustown
Voluntary Crop Control Agreed In Committee
The agriculture committee in Washington agreed on voluntary control of wheat, cotton, and rice in the farm bill drafts. The panel has essentially accepted compulsory tobacco limits and is drafting a bill for a November 16 special session. The skeleton bill includes soil conservation payments, tariff adjustments, and marketing quotas amid debate over voluntary vs compulsory regulation.
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Washington
Loose Agriculture Committee
Jones
Democrat
Texas
Group USA
Rich
Congress
Clanaing le
Mlantagan
Virginia
Two Accused of Drunk Driving Arrests Over Weekend
Courtesy patrol officers arrested two men on drunken driving charges. Inka Wolck 27 of Loveland and Le land Lieser of Eaton were taken into custody Saturday and Sunday nights and jailed at the county jail to await hearings.
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Inka Wolck
Peckham Boy Wounded by Shot During Halloween Pranks
A Peckham boy suffers facial and shoulder pellet wounds from a 410 shotgun fired by Arnold during Halloween pranks near Greeley. Doctors fear loss of sight in the right eye as pellets lodge. Arnold claims accidental aim. Grandmother Mrs. Mabel Vedison asks no charges. Police report additional campus incidents and a missing money case at Snyder Hall.
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Peckham
Ayden
Mabel Vedison
Sly
Arnold
Jack
Pearson
2 Grote
Armentrout Recalls Narrow Escape On Oklahoma Trip
Dr W D Armentrout vice president of the College of Education recalls a near miss on a Friday auto trip from Edmond to Ada Oklahoma behind a car that stopped abruptly a vehicle ahead swerved and another plunged into a ditch narrowly avoiding a collision that could have been disastrous He notes seven invited speakers for a meeting had accepted but five died before the event and several others withdrew or died in the days surrounding the Ada gathering
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W. D. Armentrout
College of Education
Pregg
Give
Central Oklahoma Education Association
Ada
R. P. Hill
Oklahoma
Butchers
Armentrout
Dr. Armentrout
Tedsmand
Okla
Edmond
Lueigh
Armentrout Alto
Arinentrout
Armeitront
T. K. Treadwell
Trachera’ S ‘Association
Armentron
Siiely
Amelia Earhart
Amelia Earhart, Ayiatele Jost
Paatsie
H. H. Cherry
Lowling Green
Kentucky
M. B.hasgerly
University of Minnesota
Camplso Greeley
Bennett Chauso ‘Clark
Milgour
Huil
U. S
Joseph T. Hobingon
Linst
Danly Igst
V. W. Searyett
Peabiny College
Nashville
Tom
Jott
Accused Stealer Charged in Valley Battery Case
Ed Jialner of Hitchcock charged with larceny of a $30 storage battery from Lloyd Bilslend of Prospect in Progpent Valley. Warrant issued by Justices Court Monday. Two drunken drivers received brief sentences. Jake Wolekum fined 60 dollars and costs after 10 days in jail. Leo Lirsor sentenced to 10 days in jail plus 60 dollar fine and costs.
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Ed Jialner
Hitchcock, Ohlo
Lloyd Bilslend
Prospect
Justices Court
Merrid Ot
Drastice Ton H. Piovaure
Jake Wolekum
Loveland
Coats
Leo Lirsor
Eaton
H N S Drive Opens Monday With a Dinner
One hundred workers and interested persons gathered in the dining room of the Madiddist church for the enthusiastic opening of the House of Neighborly Service drive for funds. The campaign will continue this week with D C Royer as president of the board presiding over the luncheon. Mrs M D Rosenbaum chaired the drive and introduced Mrs Nelse Reynolds who presented speakers. A $500 gift from the Great Western company was announced, with conditions on matching funds to reach a $2,000 goal. Caroline Tobey, first president of the House board, spoke on the work and those served, followed by Juliet Warwick and Rev. Ervine Tulis in a Q A session. Scriven Funeral Wednesday.
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D.C Royer
J. 1B. Wood
M. D. Rosenbaum
Chaiman
Nelse Teynolds
Ghe
Great Western Company
Ietter
N.rk. McCreory
Colorado
Psus
Presbyterian Board of National Missions
Caroline Tobey
House
Juliet Warwick
Ervine Tuglis
Juglia
Scriven
Liulle Seriyon
Sattley Funeral Teme
Lalerment
Ster- Mug
Authority to Speak on American Japanese Relations at Forum
Dr. Talbot an expert on Far East conditions will address the public at the Greeley Meeker Junior High forum this evening at 7:23.0. The open event requires no charge and focuses on American Japanese relations during Talbot's Colorado visit from New York City.
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Ds. E
Guy Talbot
Greeley
Meeker Junior High
Dr. Talbot
Colorado
New York City
Manhunt in Eaton District For Denver Police Homicide Suspects
Denver police combed the Eaton district Saturday night seeking Martens R Benevider and Jesus Prince after a shooting left Esgalanti critically wounded. The attackers fled southeast of Halon. Benny Hormnades was later treated for four stab wounds and accused Phillip Rongo in a family quarrel. No arrests were made.
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Eaton
Isheriita
Martens R Benevider
Jesus Prince
Denver Poleo
Ildel Esglanul
Esgalanti
Ounecese
Ink Bursy
Pauonidee
Princo
Halon
Benny Hormnades
Greeley Hospital
Phillip Rongo
Aorest
Mai
Belilobol
Mme
Hood sails to Barcelona to probe merchant ship attack
The British warship Hood, the era’s mightiest battleship, was ordered from Mallorca to Barcelona to investigate the pirate attack on the merchant ship Jean Weems off the Catalan coast. Crew members of the sunken vessel and the two nonintervention observers aboard were to be interviewed for full accounts.
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Associated Pees
London
Ardiser Hood
Barsetona
Jean Weems
Catalan
Mallorca
Aigw
Hallowe en Frolic Draws Wide City Youth Crowd
Sunday night the fourth annual Hallowe en Frolic at the city field drew a large crowd from all sections. The event started at 7 with a parade by the American Legion drum and bugle corps and featured contests won by Troop 13 and other groups. Prizes included a pen set for Jack Wright and a knife for Wendell Orr, with many prizes donated by merchants. Food and cocoa were served. police funds supported part of the expenses, and the field remained active with games for boys and girls under supervision by local leaders.
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Steven
Jana
American Legion
Bruce Miller
Jake Major
Olive
Harold M. Sprague
Shenla
Eplecapil Church
Glinsolnachool
Pask
New Wiklinmg Wan
Trent Waa
George Glidden
Siip Blight
Frits Browns
W. W. Swaggert
George Tinll
Kou Ae
Campbell
Glidden
Dorothy Martin
Batty Cameron
Police Department
Boy Seoul Council
Merclanta
Rox Cte
Tackett & Wwaltera
Home Gay & Electric
Dump Ground Fire Keeps Department Busy Sunday Night
Persistent fire at the Greeley dump grounds along the west side of the dump and the gravel pit brush crowded local firemen for nearly three hours Sunday evening. Hot ashes dumped on brush started it and dirt collapse hindered water reach. Chief Brumley warned flames could threaten nearby buildings but earlier reports said no major damage. The blaze began about 1:52 and was under control by 6:41 PM.
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Greeley
Eighth Street
James
BA. Brumley
W. PB. Brown
Hirvieg
Wlelng
Hallowe'en Mischief Reported In Greeley Area
Greeley police report minor damage from Halloween celebrations in 1937. A chicken death, cattle pests, a wrecked ball, and a coal house moved indicate stray incidents. Courtesy patrol assisted after calls about vandalism and property damage on local streets and country roads.
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Greeley
Ballowe'sa
Gresley
Sheritt
Heldraip Teller
Gregley
Whire
Hallowe'en
Crom
R. WV. E
Newton
Ventl Avenue
Forbes Prize Football Game Selector Wins First Prize
Mrs. Helen G Forbes of 018 Fourth Street won the first prize of $6 in last week’s Pick The Whiner contest. The second feminine winner this year, she chose Navy over Pennsylvania and Pitt over Villanova, with Rice over Auburn and Georgia Tech over Vanderbilt. Six other participants missed only three games, while Wesley Tinning and Frank Neill won prizes for closest margins.
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Helen G. Forbes
Fourth Street
Thelma Griggs
Wighth Stress
Villaport
Brightspola
Rice
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Nitherto
Vanderbilt
Wesley Tinning
Uvk
A. Neill
Twentieth Street
Ackett
Greeley
Greeley High
O. J. Frakes
Fleth’ Pei
Gilvert-Bishop
Frank Neill, Jr
Edna Redding
Fourteenth Street
Gerald Greanwood
Grealay
Timweol
Paga
Paar
Fuéeday
Tribune
Lifer Hangs Self At State Prison
Toln Markham 25 an inmate at Colorado State Penitentiary who had been awaiting term for murder was found hanged in his cell. He had escaped once in 1933 and was recaptured, officials said. Also reported: George Moore 43 escaped from the prison farm, the fourth escape in two weeks. Edmond Tracy a Gatton farm hand was arrested in Denver on larceny charges related to a 1929 Pontiac coupe belonging to Charlee Geiss and Elmer M. Baggeton. the car was recovered after a short trip.
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Associates Press
Canon City
Toln Markham
Holyole
Bia
Colorado Glub Penitentiary
Markham
Oficiala
George Moore
Saguaches County
Edmond Tracy
Gatoton Farm
Denver
Sheriff's Office
Baliea
Charlee Geiss
Greeley
Elmer M. Baggaton
Galoton
Tracy
Car Wreck Near Keenesburg Injures Two Drivers
Saturday night collision on Highway 33 just north of Keenesburg involved Barnet Neminrow driving south and Ralph Beavers north. Neminrow’s car sustained about 500 dollars in damage, Beavers’ about 450. Both drivers were slightly injured. County report notes minor injuries and no charges.
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Greeley
Croll
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Ity
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Ionald
V. FB. W. Post
Perle
Floyd Chandler
Peckham Boy
Yadia
Malph King
Snyder Hall
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Hill
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