Germans Strike From Salonika and Beating Back In Greece
Allied reports say British and Greek guerrillas pushed Germans from Salonika toward Ko An palimatyd and near the Yugoslav border. Greek partisans and American volunteers aided by sea and parachute drops disrupted German withdrawals, with heavy casualties and a retreat toward Albania as German garrison in the Aegean dwindled to about 16,000 from 25,000.
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Salonike
Ko -An
Salonka
Ito
Yugoslavia
Greece
Beutatl Li i
Albania
Germace
Reich
Gueriilan
Eyo
Milan
Gérnatia
Noth
Kozang
Mbend
Arnilesa
Biorth
Kozane
Avinissa
Tilzasan
Bulgaria
Marshal Tate
Germany
eScutari
Satonika
Soldiers hurt at sugar factory attack near Eaton
War workers at Eaton and Greeley sugar factories suffered injuries after an incident at the Eaton plant. Soldiers from the Greeley POW camp were treated at a local hospital and later moved to a military facility as word spread of the accident involving Pyt Hirsch and others.
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Pyt, Hirsch
Pyt
Haus AG
Hitch
Greeley
Caip
Furlea
Eaton
Warren
Eaton and Greeley
Warren Toy
Voters to Polls and Absentee Ballots in County Election
In Presa Denver an attorney general outlines rules for able-bodied voters. Poll watchers may be stationed at polling places on election day. The opinion discusses absentee ballots before polls and the role of county chairmen in updating procedures. Also referenced is leather-soled macranins pricing and a nearby note about office actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Denver
Ettorney
Gail
Ireland
Jaz
Ible Roapett
Balicla
Westington
Odds on Dewey Roosevelt Slumps in Presidential Bets
Warrell reports betting odds for the 1944 presidential race show Roosevelt favored by trackers while Dewey backs a $200,000 wager. Bookmakers say odds reflect professional money, not broad public sentiment, with Roosevelt at 17 to 5 and Dewey at 3 to 1, implying large bets influence prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SL Lovie
Roosevelt
Thomas B.dewey
Jomer J. Carton
Carsoll
Dewey
Provident Roonevelt
Democrats
Carroll
Tokyo Bombs Report Stir Confused War News
Tokyo radio and a B29 raid were reported over the capital as U S planes contested Tokyo defenses. Reports claimed a 28 bomber and later contradicted counts, amid confusion on air attacks. A Japanese communique also claimed assault troops landed on Peleliu, with U S transports damaged. Details remained unconfirmed by Allied command.
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Tokyo
War Department
Washington
Japan
Moore
Tokyo Radio
Marlanaz
Wutlett
de Wei
Federal Communications Coumilealoji
Ali
Denip
Kuuto Yeelofi
Udustela
Sayatel
Atl P.m Tnt
Janes H. Doolittle
Ameyenn
Elnca
Marianas
Woosh
Nolitter
Peleliu
Fay
Sapaness
Palau Island
Corps
Radia Sail
Peleflu
Goth
Aimeiatad
Manila
Tokyo Radio Today
Philippine
Leyte Gulf
Budapest Key Abandoned by Nazis in World War II Context
Berlin reports German and Hungarian troops abandoned Kees-Kemal near Budapest as Russian tanks advance toward the capital. The region contains Hungary’s important nickel deposits and port facilities at Petzamo, with battle lines near the Danube and Tisza rivers.
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London
Berlyadia
Ald
Kees- Kemal
Budapest
Moscow
Berlin
Danube
Bertin
Kacskeater
Tisza
Local Woman's Husband Killed In Italy Oct 14
Sgt. Floyd O Barnhart with the Fifth Army in Italy is reported killed. He had served fourteen months. He married Ruth Irene Brozsman in Greeley six years ago. They have a two year old son Floyd Thomas. He was the son of Rev and Mrs 0 S Barnhart of Denver, formerly Mead. His wife lives at 3117 Clay Street, Denver.
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Floyd O. Barnhart
Fifth Army
Italy
Barnhart
Ruth Iréne Brozsman
Os. Greeley
Floyd Thomas
Denver
Mead
Clay Street
Deover
Greeley District Leads 1944 Potato Shipments
A government report shows Colorado potato shipments through Monday morning totaling 4 620 carlots for the year, with 4 076 from the Greeley district and 882 from Western Slope, 3467 from San Luis Valley and 83 from Arkansas Valley. Last week’s totals: Greeley 117 cars, Western Slope 48, San Luis Valley 214, Arkansas Valley 9. Trash fire calls the department to 17 Twenty second street about 2 pm Wednesday.
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Colorado
Breeley Distriet
Western Slope
San Luise Valley
Arkangan Valley
Greeley District
San Late Valley
Arkansas Valley
Duralag
Japan Loses 2600 Planes in Two Months of U S Attacks
U S Pacific Fleet reports 2594 enemy planes shot down and possibly 262 more as raids from Aug 36 to Oct 31 reduced Japan’s air power. Admiral Nimitz notes 35,000 naval personnel lost or damaged and 1200 to 1500 Japanese planes annually burned out. Navy ace Baggs Downed Nine in one mission, aiding Commander David McCamphrell’s group near Manila.
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U. S
Read
Harbor
Tte
Iite
Philippine Pee
Aesautia
Boniog
Palau
Ryukyus
Formosa
Philippines
Pianes
Chester W. Niike
Eneiny
Japan
Baga
Atenda
Navy
Comdr
David McCamphrell
Los Angeles
Manila
Hla Bag
Lone Superfortress Fights 79 Japanese Planes in China
An American bomber squadron faced 79 Japanese fighters near western China on November 1 in a four hour duel. The fortress downed seven attackers, damaged two, and returned home unscathed. A second wave of Japanese planes then appeared, four were shot down and the rest fled.
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Western
China
Myuanu
Nina New An
ARS
Bombers Hit Vienna and German Cities in Streak
Allied heavy bombers backed by Liberators and escorts struck Vienna Gelsenkirchen Koblenz and Cologne in a wide raid wave. Italian based aircraft supported with targets including a plant near Gelinkenberg and rail yards near Cologne. The Cologne devastation and ongoing retribution raids mark renewed Allied pressure on western front targets with limited German interception.
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Traves
Vienna
Gelsenkirchen
Coblenz
Hann
Tibneland
Cologne
Gelaenklreb
Tallyarda
Henm
Corbenz
Ebroud
Overcael
Lattack
van View Ion
Tanenstern
Salifares
Celnene
Sheep Men Seek Government Wool Purchase Continuation
The Wool Growers Association leaders in Morrill Nebraska urged the government to extend wool purchase programs. John Virdoun said the Commodity Credit Corporation would notify plans ending 1944 and could not bind beyond one year at a time. J Willaim Dearden stated no extension beyond December is guaranteed and a formal announcement would come from Washington in December.
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John
Dee
Archduke Otto Returns to Europe from United States
A New York dispatch reports Archduke Otto of Hapabury, claimant to Australia’s throne, has left the United States secretly for Europe. His brother Faux is to speak at the Knife and Fork club in Gresley on Thursday, November 16.
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Ihasvelates Press
London
New York
Archduke Gite of
Hapabury
Awatrla
United States
Europe
Archduke Otto
Faux
Knife and Fork Club
Gresley
Rickey
Dodger
Branch ‘Hickey
Edward, McKeever
Annual Frolic Draws Big Crowd At Jackson Field
A large crowd attended the annual Frolic at Jackson Field where contests for multiple age groups and prize drawings were held. Over 160 boys received prizes in a 4b year old event. 25 men assisted with supervision.
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Seelie
Jackaan Field
Todboya
Pat Good
Naval
A.amntslician
Jackson Field
Creeley
College
Koma Gas & Electric
Cield
Stilwell Leaves China After Recall Amid Censors
Gen Joseph Stilwell departed Chungking for the United States on Oct 19 after Washington recalled him from China. Reports say censors in both American and Chinese press heavily trimmed dispatches, while discussions in Chungking hinted the Allied command in Asia might shift under Japanese influence. A later note mentions a local Loveland gala featuring tenor performances at a National Assembly event with Ballad for American tears.
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Chungking
Joven W. Stilwell
Washington
Irava
Generalissimo Cilang Kal-Bhek
Basartay
Stilwell
Oblaling
China
Brooks At
Chinesi
Elke Associated Press
Remora
Allied
Chita
Nachangad
Patrick J. Hire Jey
Roozewell
Sthwell
Bilwell
Gings
Loveland
National Assembly
Befera Mocker
Junior Bigh
Greeley High School
Amer
Nazis Digging in Norway Expect Seaborne Invasion
A Norwegian garrison near Trondheim was reported to be digging heavy fortifications and interior works ahead of a potential seaborne invasion. Oslo officials indicated preparations tied to Allied and Russian northern operations, signaling heightened defense measures across the region.
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Norway
London
Adolf Hiller
Norweelas
Allied Amphibious Forces Land at Walcheren to Silence Flushing Battery
Allied amphibious forces began landing on Walcheren Island as part of operations to clear the Flushing battery and open the river estuary near Antwerp. British and Canadian troops moved inland under heavy German resistance, with airborne and naval support reported. Berlin acknowledged Allied landings and martial command decisions, noting difficult progress amid minefields and entrenched defenses.
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Antwerp
London
Worters
Walcheren
Jeland
Autwern
Esta
Berard L. Montgomery
Berlin
Viisviogen
Weleheren
Tas Bellu
Lonletit
Gosaels
Flushlo Harbor
Imt
Vits' Aingan
Waleleéren
Che Istad
Viissingee
Rageland Island
Hehelde
Knocke
Vilegingen
Adelde
Borlia
Ita Walcheran
Hanly Crater
Walcherven
Afaas
Germany
Gtubhorn
Pichi
Barnart’ L. Montgomery
Milmegen
Tolland
France
Montigny
Janeville
Baccarat
Luneville
Greeley Water Use Rises in October With Poudre Low
Water use in October exceeded September as Greeley tapped all available supply while the Poudre River remained low. Roy Seaman, water superintendent, said the system delivers around 160 million gallons daily amid heavy demand from Greeley and Windsor sugar plants, the FOW camp, and dehydration plants. Reservoirs near town have been flushed, chlorination units operate, and peak demand is expected to ease by December.
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Greeley
Roy Seaman
Wennesday
Kevan
Windsor
Great Western Sugar Company
Fow
Ocetohom
Seaman
Edre
Ting
Creeley
Pundra Alta
Children over 12 urged to take chest X rays
The notice invites children over 12 and adults to undergo four chest X rays to detect tuberculosis. Teachers high school pupils and others in close contact with affected households are urged to participate. Those with symptoms or exposure should volunteer for screening. Bruce Parker at phone 266 handles appointments.
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Phyatel
Pia
MacArthur Forces Close On Leyte Japanese Fortifications
American 24th division troops pressing northwest toward Leyte fortifications as Japanese reinforcements arrive along Leyla Valley. Artillery and night patrols slow progress, with 1,500 to 4,900 Japanese killed near Dagan and Jaro as U S forces push from Duriga amid strong opposition.
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MacArthur
Philippians
Leyla Valley
Carigara Bay
iMag
Frankin C. Sthert
Ormoc Bay
Istanil
Sipart
Lief
Erlekoon
Leyte
Philippines
War Chest Instruction Meet Thursday Details
An instruction meeting for all workers of the War Chest drive is scheduled for Thursday night, November 2, at 7 30 at the Bike lodge. O G Edwards will preside with Gaylord Bnav of Colorado Public Service Company as principal speaker giving a 25 minute instructional talk. Mary G Van Seluck and Walter Jenkins will also attend. The session lasts one hour thirty minutes and worker kits and campaign supplies will be distributed.
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O. G. Edwards
Distelel Cinsive
Preaide
Gaylort
Wyoming Irritated As Easterners Close Her Trout Streams
Wyoming officials criticize eastern buyers for acreages bought in the state. Bagley says within three to four years thousands of acres of good ranch land will be affected. The Game and Fish Department has spent substantial funds stocking streams now closed to public fishing, seeking a solution via statutory action to keep streams on private lands closed while others remain open for public angling.
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Cheyenne
Peatle
Gatve
Bagley
Qur Batler
Strean
Land- Hsu
Lie Mulic
ALF.L. Refuses Hear CIO Pleas In WLB Session
ALF.L. members of the War Labor Board decline to hear CIO pleas as rival CIO members quickly fill seats. They oppose further talks, citing Little Steel formula as President Roosevelt weighs a new wage increase. The move signals friction within labor groups over war demands and policy shifts.
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Alf.l
WLB
Wuare
CIO
Wahinatin
Wembesw
Doars
Daliberaton
Btec
Becawaather
Hoor
Neliou i
Teco Wendiat
Roosevelt
Work Stoppages and Manpower Shortage Hamper Steel Mills
New York reports scarce usable time for mill operations as work stoppages and manpower shortages reduce production. Frost, chairman of United States Steel Corp, says current output at 93.14 percent of capacity with losses totaling 710 000 tons of ore and 274 000 tons of coal through Oct 27, due to stoppages, though October losses are lower than earlier months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hanarine
Fis
Tring
United States Stock Corp
Bath
Fts
Oldsnigo
M Press
Navy Removes GOP as Ballet Officer Upon Plea
Mayor Kelly of Chicago and Senator Lacag, both Democrats, reported the Navy removed Lieut. Commander Erward McGlonly from a ballet officer post amid a dispute over partisan involvement. Secretary of the Navy Halp slard confirmed findings about Mo innis handling service tallots.
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Navy
Gop
Kelly
Lucas
Washington
Get
Senetor Ferguson
Blrchigan
Chicago
Lacag
Ilnois
Cabmander Erward McGlonly
Unieraacretary of Navy
Ferguson
Moinnis
Bean
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Boston
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Pueblo Organisza Flan
Mountain States
Chambers of Commerce
Marahel Sialin
Fink
Rilgsia
Goa
Syil
Petzamo
Agtanonth
Goyt
Ralph Fi
Mike) Chianda
Gresley Chamber of Commerce
Lb. P. McAnthus
Ghianda
Lingmont High
Mike Ghiande
Greeley High
Alley
Associated Pevnsy New York
Arnadeaul
Chine
Gineralissimo
Chiang HaiShek
Axia
Deitatu
CLS
Joseph W. Stillwell
Acacia Hotel
Colorado Springs
Cola
Acacia Hole
Ate
Werren I. Smither
Salina
Kans
Leonard
Alinant
Kanene City
Alva. Hennle
Colorade Sprincs
Henry G. van Sehaigk
Colorado United War Cheist
Wyoming
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