Embargo Talk Surfaces Over Japan in 1940 Debate
Washington lawmakers forecast a potential embargo on Japan as the 1940 Congress debates economic pressure. Senator Pittman of Nevada urged action unless Tokyo improves ties before the January 26 expiry of the Japanese American trade agreement. He warned Japan and favored a cash and carry policy, noting the situation in China and the lack of formal war status.
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Neutrals Praised by British Amid War Debate
British observers praise humanitarian aid and neutral effort while warning heavy arms lag risks widening the conflict. Press editorials fault Allied embargo debates and criticize domestic political waste as Prime Minister Chamberlain faces criticism over wartime policy.
Not Guilty Plea in Murder of Wife Case
iMan Walter Hebberd, 20, pleaded innocent in a Vermont court to a charge of murdering his wife. The body of 39 year old Arline Buvey Hebberd was found at their home after a dispute. Hebberd was held without bail as investigators pursued the case amid chaotic crime scene reports.
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Weather report for Colorado with unsettled conditions
Weather notes show partly cloudy to the west Monday night and Tuesday with higher mountains and milder Monday, tougher Tuesday. Forecasters warn of variable skies and light winds. Monday night into Tuesday may bring cooler temperatures with highs around 64 and lows near 28 degrees.
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Bolshevik Call Urges Allied Workers to Revolution
Pravda reports Premier Molotov and other Soviet leaders urge British and French workers to oppose imperialist war and lift arms embargos. The piece, amid the 22nd anniversary of the Russian Revolution, condemns capitalism and the American and British leadership, calling for unity against war profiteers and imperialists.
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Two Are Hurt in Rear-End Collision on Highway 8
Two people were slightly injured and vehicles damaged in multiple accidents reported by Courtesy Patrol. Esther Schatter, 20, and Mrs. GW Newcomb, 62, were involved when mermaid Unackboits, 67, of Crighton struck the rear of Robert Schwartzkopf, 24, of Winsor on Highway 8 south of Mattayillo. Separately, a sideswipe on Highway 35 near Lucerne damaged Mrs. W. A. Raynett, 15, of Eaton, and a separate crash on Fourteenth Avenue caused significant damage to a delivery truck.
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Mattayillo
Esther Schatter
Denver
Newcomb
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Cray Mathine
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Acma
Four Killed In Mine Blast At Otsego
Four men died in a mine explosion at the Brite Smokeless Coal Company in Otsego. An unofficial list names Stanley Ray, 24, Bruro Ray, 80, Joseph Croyer, 32, and John Henry Mullens, all of Otsego, as the deceased. One worker, Jan Lambont, 41, was injured with a possible broken back.
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Ed Johnson Urges U S Push for Armistice Talks
Senator Ed Johnson of Colorado urged the United States to use its influence to end the European war through negotiated peace and hoped for a response from Senator Thomas of Oklahoma who argued prudence. The debate touched neutral rights and responsibilities in the arms race context. Also noted, Roger Allyn Wolf of Cary Colorado was selected for Navy aviation training in Florida, beginning as a fourth class trainee.
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Colorado
United States
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Oklahoma
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Navy
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Navel Air Station
Pengweale
Windsor Reports Large Spuds Growers Showcase Bounty
Local report from Windsor highlights sizable potato yields with images by KR. Notable entries include a 3 pounds 14 ounces specimen, a 4 pounds 1 ounce tuber, and an unusual 3 gigs 9 ounces noting weight irregularities, as observers credit Bob Laubbau and Ure Grange Kemtarin o8 joining Windsor.
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Crop Insurance Losses Hit Major States in 1959
Indemnities paid by the Federal crop insurance program rose as wheat yields fell across Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Texas and South Dakota. Government coverage insured 163,552 farmers on the 1959 crop, with losses concentrated in five states and totals reaching about 1.9 million dollars in indemnities and related payments.
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Greeley High Grad Dies While Being Rushed To Hospital
Greeley high school graduate Lloyd Gilmer, aged about 22, died en route to a Denver hospital after collapsing in a sleeping car near Union Station. The incident occurred during a cross country transfer while his transport was accelerated toward Denver, with coroner and porter statements indicating multiple stab-like injuries observed by a traveling attendant.
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Civil War Vet W H Delbridge Seriously Ill
W H Delbridge 97 year old Civil War veteran was gravely ill after a stroke at Greeley hospital. He is described as failing rapidly. Delbridge formerly operated a grocery store in Greeley for 20 years and is remembered for his service to the city.
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Kidnapping Plot Baffles Los Angeles Police
Police disclosed Monday an alleged kidnapping plot involving a $100,000 ransom aimed at freeing Allen Rousao, a St. Louis ex-convict, as investigators widen the case. Captain Edwards of the homicide squad said the inquiry centers on a crew seeking the release of the man amid a broader underworld web.
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Rockenbach Ranch Sold to the Daltons
The Bhner Rockenbach ranch near Kersey south of Koracy was sold to James Dalton and his sons Hervert and Archig for about $18,000. Longtime owner U. Rockenbach, a noted livestock man living at 1811 Seventh Avenue, has held the 2400 acre ranch since 1900 with 2560 acres of state leases and a large complex of corrals, barns, and cattle facilities that had cost over $10,000.
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Eaton, and Sons
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Union Bordle Railroad
Beet Harvest Nears Finish In Greeley District
Beet harvest progress reports from the Greeley district indicate harvesting may conclude by Tuesday with only 600 tons, about 0.5 percent of the crop, remaining undelivered. In Baton, 2300 tons were cut and delivery completion was expected by Thursday night as average yields are projected around 12.7 tons per acre in the district.
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Valley Tax Assessor Faces Rail Rate Dispute
A state board of equalization notice to Whiteside requests an $83,900 assessed valuation for Weld AM, triggering disputes over village and district levies and potential increases within the 10 percent ceiling. Whiteside cautions about prepared conclusions and notes taxing bodies may face legal limits and reevaluation. Mon days' notice indicates further adjustments possible if court decisions favor the board.
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Death of Torry Leg Meyer Dles in Teaver Hospital
Torry Leg Meyer Dles, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mere Meyer of 019% Seventh Street, died Sunday afternoon at Children's Hospital in Teaver. He was an only child. Survived by Mrs Joe Meyer of Grevley and Mr and Mrs Charles Kixel of New Raymer. Funeral services set for 2 PM Tuesday in the drawing room of faces, with interment at Linn Grove.
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U S Lines Seeks Panama Registry for Nine War Cargo Ships
F E Shepherd faces inquiry in Lamar probe as arrest note links him to county treasurer office shortage. Shepherd once served Weld County auditors and was active in local affairs. The article mentions his alleged connections and past employment, with jail references and continued coverage.
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Sneak Thief Plunders Purse Across City Sunday
Police report a theft Sunday as Devaihy Jones of 4212 Werarite Ave loses a purse containing money and items from a table in a home. Local residents note a string of similar small thefts, with investigations ongoing and charges anticipated as officers review nearby security footage.
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Funds Set for Weld County Road 14 Repair Project
WPA allocates 60,401 for Highway 14 between Muckingham and Pierce in Weld County. Project to replace aged roadway resumes, with about 90 workers expected. prior $140,000 allotment cited as origin. County officials and WRA discuss new funding and restart plans as of November 20.
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State's Last Dungeon Gone
A Colorado prison dig reveals a claimed dungeon chamber beneath the old penitentiary at Colorado City. Warden reports finding a stone lined room beyond brick walls as crews excavate after a road project began sinking ground and the prison yard is cleared.
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Scheme Would Dodge Cash and Carry Provisions
In New York in November a report claims a scheme would evade cash and carry rules under neutral shipping. The United States lines banned by neutrality laws aim to regulate maritime trade with Europe. The alleged plan involved altering registry and port statements to permit foreign trade flows. Officials describe ships and routes as part of a broader attempt to bypass restrictions.
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Envoy to Norway Talks to Flint's Crew
An envoy reports to Flint's team from Norway amid tense discussions over the fate of a detained freighter. The exchange involves German, Norwegian, and American officials, with concerns over ship release and maritime conduct. The press notes confusion and the potential for a diplomatic resolution, awaiting formal steps.
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Old Advertisement Shows Rise of Property Values
An 87S edition advertises four lots on private sale with 160 feet of rubber rose, chicken houses for 200 fowls, and a large family’s needs. It lists price 6000 dollars with 2000 down and terms of one to three years at 10 percent interest. Details name James Monroy Street, Perth and Green Tess Able areas, and reference a pond house, caveage, and garden features with various trees and shrubs.
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Roosevelt Regrets Unable to Attend Plymouth Thanksgiving
President Roosevelt regrets he cannot attend Plymouth Thanksgiving on November 30. A government commission meeting plans observance and indicates few details, while Plymouth's observance schedule remains under discussion and the public is advised to await further notice.
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