Roosevelt Urges Free World Plan After War
President Roosevelt assailed industrialists and labor leaders for delaying defense output while urging all free nations to plan a just social and economic order after the war. He stressed equal access to trade, warned of Nazi slavery, and noted American sacrifices in producing arms for Britain China and allies. He spoke at the International Labour Office conference in Washington with Prime Minister Churchill quoted on postwar security and labor standards.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Tony
Elfer
Iewel
United States
Senth
International Labor Office
Vata
Britain
China
Ameries
Prle
Churchill
Britai la
Spevebhy
Wanitawac
Wis
Liverpool
Archesige
Pension to be 35 86 in November in Colorado
Denver reports average monthly pension for Colorado's 45 085 eligible recipients will be 35 86 with a maximum of 40. Five hundred eighty six dollars. November payments total 647 785 79 with funds from sales tax liquor tax inheritance tax and other sources.
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Denver
Colorado
State Weltira
Earl NM
Kolns
Four Army Fliers Die In Georgia Plane Crash
Four Army airmen of the 37th bombardment squadron were killed when their plane crashed and burned at the Augusta Army field in Georgia. The dead are listed as First Lieutenant Jack H. Sutter, 24, of Spokane Washington, pilot. Second Lieutenant Harold By Jepson, 25, of Salem Oregon, co pilot. Staff Sergeant Harold Ey Brown, 14, of Downeville White Engineer.
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Assheinied Prva
Augusta
37Th Bombardment Squadron
Jack H. Sutter
Spokane
Wash
Harold By Jepson
Salem
Ore
Harold Ey Brown
Downeville
Wite
Senators denounce Col Duncan order over church visits
Four senators condemned Col Duncan’s Denver order denying 10 000 soldiers at Lowry Field access to Army headquarters and church worship. Critics called the move a risky military move toward a police state and a breach of neutrality, while Duncan defended it as loyalty enforcement. Senator Wheeler led the attack. Clark demanded court martial. The debate linked church attendance to national policy and raised treason concerns.
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Duncan
Washington
Denver
Wheeler
D-Mont
E.W. Duncan
Lowry Field
America Pet Committee
Hoosevelt
Clark
Leistor Whealer
Mmartia
Wish
D-Mass
Saii Ita
LaFollette
Prog-Wis
Explosion at Carbide and Carbon plant kills many in Charleston
Fire Chief James Berrett reports no survivors among workers at the Carbide and Carbon Chemicals plant after a gas station explosion and subsequent fire on Blaine Island in Charleston Kanawha River area. Estimate bases vary, with four injured taken to hospitals. blast shakes homes within half a mile. Unofficial reports place the death toll around 18 plus.
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South Charlaston
W. Va
James Berrett
South Ghadesian
Carbide and Carton Chemicals Corporation
Barrett
Dileiateatinales
Io Badies Wees
Aril
Blaine Taland
Kanawha River
West
Virginia
Charleston
Associated Press
Ble Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation
Soni Charleston
Blaine
Kanawha
Litvinoff Named Red Envoy to the United States
Soviet announces Maxim Litvinoff to be ambassador to Washington replacing Constantine von Ouman sky. Ouman sky travels to Moscow to discuss Hussin's needs as war with Germany continues. Litvinoff, former foreign minister, helped normalize Soviet relations with the United States in earlier talks.
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Kuthychev
Burma
Maxin Litvinoff
United States
Washington
Maxim Af. Litvinaft
Constantine Oumansky
Ounansky
Tusaia
Pone
Moscow
Hussin
Germany
Gumansky
Huvinoff
Soviet Union
Dpresidant
Toogevell
German Air Withdrawals Spur Winter Defensive Campaign
British reports claim the German air force is pulling most planes from Moscow and Leningrad fronts, hinting a defensive winter campaign as a potential stop to Moscow’s fall. Off the Frisia Islands British raids hit several ships, with eight planes lost and coastal command aircraft targeting further shipping off the coast.
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Jandau
Roy
Rources
Moscow
Perttern
Tha T Aud
Leningrad
Jenden, Noy
RAP Wes
Frisia Islands
Seon
Air Ministry
Coastal Command
Forman
Doleh Maintend
Senator Smith sparks clash over Langer seating in senate panel
In Washington on November 6 Senator Smith bluntly declared his mind made up on seating Senator Langer amid questions of his fitness. North Dakota petitioners pressed the issue as the election controversy deepened within the Senate committee.
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Washington
Smith
R.S. C
Senate
Langer
Rn.d
North Dakota
Advocates Confident on Arming Ships Vote
Senators push to revise the neutrality act to arm merchant ships and escort combat vessels. Wheeler and Willkie back the measure, while opposition splits. Majority expected by tomorrow night as supporters claim sufficient votes.
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Washington
Whealer
D-Mont
Uiey
Wheeler
Wendell L. Willkie
Wavy
Knox
van Nuys
Dind
van Noya
Senate
Mensuré
Regisinn
la Follatte
Tre.t
Thorany
D-Oxla
Smith
D-Sc
Hattie Caraway
ThArk
Nephally
Clinic and Community Housing Planned for Farm Workers
The article notes a Fort Lawton area plan to build a worker community including a clinic, housing, and utility buildings for migratory farm labor, with 82 dwelling units and 400 single shelters to open bids November 22 at the FSA regional headquarters in Denver. Housing will accommodate farm families and arriving workers from late May, supporting crops like onions, peppers, tomatoes, and potatoes.
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Denver
Farm Us Early Administration
Fort Fampion
FSA
Fort Lawton
Ciaries & Hramuan
New
Mary Sebald
Ole Fara
Stalin claims Soviet advantage as war drains German losses
Premier Stalin broadcast from Moscow asserting German casualties reached 4.6 million with Soviet losses at 1.6 million plus. He condemned Hitlerism, praised Soviet resistance, and urged unity for victory while criticizing lack of a western front. He listed Soviet leaders and dismissed German plans for conquest.
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London
Joseph Gitalin
Moscow Radio Today
Stalin
Adolf Hitler
Hed
Europe
Sltin
Red Army
Hitler
Supreme Bovint
Pressydium
Sralin
Vyacheslav M. Mat
Greeley Men To Kansas City Contract Clinic
Greeley shop owners will travel to Kansas City Missouri on November 7 and 8 to attend the National Defense and Industrial hutch event seeking contracts and subcontracting work for national defense needs. Leaders from the Greeley chamber of commerce and Industries committee briefed by W L Petrikin urged attendance. The delegation includes George Loustalet Floyd Oliver W H Wiles Carold Jones Izde Cummings and others with trains and cars combining Denver participants. The trip aims to learn what orders are available where and how to secure contracts and reduce costs.
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Wreeley
Kansas City
National Defense and Industrial
Eltvte
National Defense
George Loustalet
NL. N. Manufacturing Company
Floyd Oliver
Oliver Well Works
Wiles
Carold Jonés
Jona Tent and Awning Company
Denver
Ly Storey
Elinle
Wil Gee
OPST
Greelay
Jones
Wilea
Gracley
City to Operate Golf Course as Public Links
City considers running a municipal golf course to validate $36 000 WPA expenditures under terms drawn by City Attorney Harvard Houtehans for city council and County club approval. The city would pay $250 annually for the site and the Works Progress Administration must approve the plan. Continued on page 14.
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Aviansn
Greeley Country
Uren Jey
Linly
Dhe
Aii
Harvard Houtehans
Works Progress Administration
Washington
Lutuk
Desartions Reported Sharply Higher In October
The department reported October figures show a sharp rise in desertions compared with prior months. Officials noted the increase may reflect ongoing strains and new cases across multiple quarters.
Weather summary for major cities in the region
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with warmer conditions in the east. North and central areas show colder tonight, with mix of clouds and snow possible in some locales. Temperature readings include Amarillo 44 to 42, Denver 64 to 40, Kansas City 23 to 32, Los Angeles 70 to 45, Phoenix 88 to 45, Oklahoma City 51 to 30, San Antonio 64 to 40, Chicago 44 to 42, and Washington 70 to 15.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Nebuska
Iowa
Amavillo
Chicago
Denver
Mb Paso
Kiana City
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
San Meanetia
Washington
Hershey Says Lower Draft Age Needed
Brigadier General Lewis B. Hershey, National director at Selective Service, told University of Pennsylvania students that a manpower shortage may force lowering the draft age from 21 to 18 or ending deferments for older men. He cited over 60 percent rejection of 150,000 examined and warned that 1,700,000 men of draft age will be registered next July 1 if a lower age is not adopted. Graphing the shortage, he said many deferments could be canceled and earlier rejections reconsidered.
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Tanseelated
Philadelphia
Nav
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Tlershey
Horton School
University of Pennsylvania
Herebay
Harvest Holds Up Snowbound Weld County Beet Crop
Snow halted beet harvests across Weld county with heavy work paused Thursday morning. In Greeley district 96 percent of tonnage had been harvested by Thursday, Eaton district near completion, and Brighton and Windor seeing delays from rain and snow. One highway accident was noted on highway 85 near Lane due to sticky snow. Sugar factory managers had not yet received beet deliveries for the first payment due November 15, with district delivery rates varying from 75 to over 80 percent in Greeley, Eaton, Windsor, Fort Lupton, and Brighton.
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Cvop
Heaplay Fretory
Jaman H. Andrews
Greeley Wa Eaton
Greeley
Eaton District
Jeranni
Hains Hk
Creeley
Eaton
Weld County
Coulra
North Weld
Houston
Denver
Brighton
Scout
Highway 85
Ho Sugar Factory
Sugar Company
Winddor
Fort Lupton
Brighton Distriel
Submarine Warfare Tactics In Atlantic Battle Discussed
A November report outlines Allied and American naval experts exploring countermeasures against German U boats in the Atlantic. It notes convoy avoidance and altered patrols, with new technology and tactics to reduce losses.
Aged Deertrail Officials Arrested in Fiscal Deal
In Littleton Colorado the aged Deertrail mayor and an ex Rond salesman were jailed after an eastern Colorado town’s financier probe. J. Wanks and Murdack J. MacDonald were arrested. A Hanks admitted lending 140 dollars from Deertrail funds and a 500 dollar city bond that failed. The case centers on a worthless 500 bond and a 110 dollar loan used as collateral.
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Littleton
Colo. Sav
Tuil
Colorado
J. Wanks
Murdack J. MacDonald
Denver
Tate Yoaterby
DH. Srint
Titchard Slaven A Hanks
Minchon
DPW
Montana
Railway Labor Leaders Weigh Award After Board Report
Leaders of 14 non operating railroad unions call for a meeting on November 12 to discuss the emergency board’s wage increase recommendation. Ford M Jowett says policy and procedures will be set by general chairmen after full discussion. The unions, representing about 100,000 workers, may strike if needed, though the National Railway Act blocks walkouts until conciliatory steps end. The five major brotherhoods, about 360,000 members, also threaten possible action after December 5. An emergency fact finding board had submitted its report to President Roosevelt following hearings. Spatia welders voted to end their strike and resume work after a phonograph record confirmed the telegram reporting settlement.
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Tatroark
Hove
Ford M. Jowett
lAriss
Insmert- Ing
Jewel
National Railway Act
Lave
Untoun
Washington
Roosevelt
Spaitia Weldera
Dave Hager
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John M. Hightower
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