Hull Opposes Transfer Of U S Lines Vessels To Panama Registry
Secretary Hull expressed opposition to United States Lines vessels transferring to Panamanian registry as a threat to neutrality law. The Maritime Commission deferred action after initial approval signs, while the company seeks permission to move five of eleven trans Atlantic ships. Separate item notes Los Angeles ruling on boiling drinking water amid typhoid outbreak.
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Washington
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Wight Leasing
Thant
United States
Europe
Car Found in Ditch and Drivers Missing in Windsor Area
A Ford Model A owned by Lee IL Wurner of Greeley was found overturned on Witch Street Road near the Poudre River bridge at 3 a.m. Tuesday. Officers said the driver likely failed a turn, causing the crash. Other incidents include a collision involving a Gallatin bus and a car owned by Lee Duncan, plus damage from an unidentified vehicle near Peckham. Windsor resident Howald Nelson was also damaged in a separate crash. Windsor man and son arrested at Rosedale Inn after a disturbance, with the Stewarts reportedly retaining attorney G. Cameron and claiming ownership of the inn. The incident prompted a deputy district attorney filing a complaint Wednesday afternoon.
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Pleres
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Duncan Wan
George Bockman
Denver
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Peckham
Exhard Achiiger
Frederick Lla
Howald Nelson
Mead
Fumage
Vie Achiger Machine
Welcou 2
Windsor Man and Son
Rosedale
Innwes
Stewart Windsor
Nila Ee J. Riley Suware
Windsor
Kuerift'y Atfien
Hare
Bnwt
Leavaly
Sf Mra
Jay McClillan
Ure
Rosedale Inn
Officera
Stewarts
Guy AlcGlances
Mra
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Stewart Stewart
Itney G. Cameron
W. R
Tolit
James
Hiley
Vontrose Votes Third Time on Municipal Power Plant
Montrost Nov 7 Residents voted for a third time on municipal ownership of their electric system amid early turnout suggesting a record total. In April 25 Velers rejected a charter to authorize a municipal power plant and a later vote kept both measures alive with competing proposals and bond and franchise questions.
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Velers
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Alornito
Sapt
Taft to Speak at Republican Rally in Greeley
Senator Robert Taft of Ohio, a leading candidate for the Republican presidential nomination in 1940, was scheduled to speak at a Republican rally in Greeley on Saturday, Nov. 25. State Republican Chairman Edgar Kenawith and county chairmen planned arrangements for the meetings likely in the afternoon.
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Ohio
Greeley
Edgar Kenawith
Crlat
Rt Lupton
Carr appoints K Lloyd state pure food head
Governor Ralph L. Carr named Kenneth W. Lloyd of Johnstown to head the Colorado state pure food and drug commission, a $3,000 yearly post left vacant since July. Lloyd, 45, a pharmacist and Republican activist, has run his Johnstown drug store since 1919 and held precinct committeeman and other party roles.
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Iaimstown
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Family Night Dinner At Park Church This Thursday
Park Church hosts Family Night Dinner this Thursday at 6:30 in the church hall. Dinner is forty cents per plate. Afterward a cooked food sale will aid missionary work, with evening programs and a sermon by Pastor G Foxberg Hughes on "The Church of My Dreams."
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Navy Plane Crashes During Diving Practice Off Hawaii
A Navy observation plane from the carrier Enterprise crashed into the sea near Barber's Point during dive practice. Pilot Lieutenant J. W. K. Wallis was rescued after about 40 minutes with minor burns on the face and forearms. Observer Chief Aviation Boatswain W. T. Frieden of San Diego was killed.
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Cnitt
Greeley Chamber Honors Elected Officers at Meeting
Harry Jacobson was re elected vice president of the Greeley chamber of commerce at a regular Monday noon meeting. Les B Carrel became treasurer and ex officio head of the finance committee, with Jon Henderson named to the nationals council. Committee chairs and other notes include numerous local leaders and plans for Dollar Days promotions with prizes for shoppers and window display corrections.
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Wes
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Jacobson
Greeley
Les B. Carrel
Finance
Jon W. Henderson
Cheain Nationals
George Irvin
Advertaing
Lawrence Aldved
Toyne
Farr
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Wilson
Carrel
H. I. Iacobson
Albert Fine
John W. Henderson
Lloyd Allnutt
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Hoy Ulter
L. Thompson
Appointment of Kenneth Lloyd to Weld County post
Kenneth Lloyd of Johnstown, a known Weld County druggist and Republican leader, was appointed by Governor Carr as a Colorado official. The position pays $3,000 annually.
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Toleday
Carr
Kenneth Lloyd
Johnstown
Weld County
Witwer Opposes County Suit Over Funds Transfer
Weld county commissioners announce a Monday afternoon suit against County Treasurer Har vey E. Witwer seeking a judgment to require him to transfer 6000 from the county contingent fund to the dependent children fund and 10500 to the Greeley hospital fund to cover deficits. The complaint, filed by County Attorney Clay R. Apple for Commissioners Tass Higgs Fred O. Ford and Fred Arens, followed Witwer's claim that no legal basis was shown for the transfer. Continued on page 12.
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Harvey E. Witwer
Wold
Witwer
Tass Higgs
Fred O. Ford
Fred Arens
Railways Open Negotiations on Their Tax Bills
State officials said major Colorado rail routes began talks with counties to settle disputed increases in railroad valuations for 1937 and 1938. Representatives from Union Pacific Santa Fe Burlington Colorado & Southern and Missouri Pacific started discussions with tax officials to reach a compromise on the tax issue amid ongoing court cases and board actions.
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Four Young People Die in New Jersey Fire Tragedy
A blaze trapped five youths on the second floor of a Newark area home, killing Dorothy Hern 17 Raymont 6 Margaret 4 Calgter and Ron Finkbluce 20. Robert 16 survived after escaping, father George Harris 5 a one legged painter. Deputy coroner Gallagher identified the victims amid a chaotic scene with unclear connections to Chicago, San Diego and Billings.
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Raymont
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Ron Finkbluce
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Thor
Robert
Erson
George Harris
Car Salesman IIs Questioned in Disappearance
Floyd Jewell, 23, car salesman from Greeley, arrived back at the county jail for questioning about the disappearance of a 1934 Graham coupe and its occupants. He claimed to have shown the car to a stranger in Grover and left his companion behind. Police described the stranger as 25 to 40, six feet tall, about 180 pounds, with black hair, in a dark suit. The investigation continues as authorities verify the alibi and trail.
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Larinet
Sugar Delivered To U S Markets Increases
Washington reports total sugar delivered to American markets reached 5 621 110 short tons in the five months of the year, up from 4 926 521 a year ago. Sources include refiners and importers with refined sugar contributing 400 514 tons and other figures noted.
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Dames
Dad's Night At Meeker Gathers Junior High Families
Parents and students attend Dad's Night at Meeker Junior High, with performances by the school band, a panel on conserving America’s resources chaired by Jimmie Miller, and activities led by girls’ leadership groups. Principal Oliver J. Parker welcomed guests, followed by refreshments and a discussion on education for what.
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Aelhnol Will Bey
Eighth Avenue Gymnagium
Muale
Oliver J. Parker
Social Problema Otads
Conservaion of
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Franklin Tyler Dead At 95 In Cornish
Franklin Tyler a Civil War veteran and longtime Cornish resident died at Fitzshnany General Hospital in Denver Sunday aged 95. He was born in Redfield North Dakota and enlisted at 18, leaving five grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Macy's Gathering Room with interment at Manzacola.
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Coralah
Fitzshnany General Hospital
Denver
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Mra
N. L. McVay
Cornish
Tyler
Paani
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Portland
Redfield
Watoo
Macy'd Grawlug
Manzacola
Monarchs Seek Mediation as War Rages in Europe
At a conference in Amsterdam Queen Wilhelmina and King coopera raters of their nations outline peace offers to France Britain and Germany. They propose mediation to end the war or avert disaster and seek assurance their proposals will be welcomed if their countries are invaded or if they gain support from both sides.
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Amsterdam
France
Great Britain
Germany
Dave Scheidt Warned After Sit-Down Strike at WPA HQ
A chaotic scene in Greeley led to Dave Scheidt being warned after conducting a one family sit-down strike inside the WPA office. Marquez, Ernéal, 22, later taken to Canon City state prison to serve a two to five year sentence for theft tied to a WPA check forgery.
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WPA
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Ernéal Marquez
Greeley
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Frederic W. Clark
Guy Douson
LaSally
Gene Lence
Neutrals Sell U S Goods to German Buyers
A government report shows neutral nations including Belgium Netherlands Sweden and Switzerland bought 44.6 million dollars of U S goods in September 1938 with Germany accounting for 12.6 million. U S exports to Germany fell to 607 thousand as wartime demands altered trade patterns.
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Germany
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Young Student Held For Inquiry Into Threats
Alten Frney an 18 year old Greenley high student was arrested Monday afternoon by Collegiata and held for investigation on charges of threatening Mrather M. Nelyng and George Warden of 10th Avenue. The accused allegedly pointed a revolver at the two and at Mrs. Neleon and Warden after Kracy learned that attention to a girl was not welcome. Dracy’s arrest followed while awaiting a prior charge for the girl.
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Greeleyigh
Collegiata
Investgatton
Mrather M. Nelyng
George Warden
Tenth Avenue
Ghlet
Pallco C. CG
Frunter
Kit Bracy
Neleon
Kracy
Dracy
Willa
Iti Xehgal
Weather Outlook With Mixed Forecaster Notes
Weather briefing shows Colorado and Wyoming reports with variable conditions. Forecasters note partly cloudy skies in Wyoming with cooler air moving in by Tuesday night, while Colorado references a temperature tie between day and night and measurable changes through Wednesday.
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Mlechanko
Terprature
Wyoming
Aged Windsor Farm Woman Dies Tuesday
Windsor, Nov 7 Mrs. Elizabeth Schafer, 80, died Tuesday night at the home of her son Peter Selutar one mile north of the LaGrange schoolhouse where she had lived for many years. Born March 23, 1850 in Grit, Roa, she is survived by brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be with the Lord at an early time, with burial in Windsor cemetery. Arrangements are being made at the Richania tertiary house.
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Eliabeth Schafer
Cte
Peter Selutar
LaGranze
Cla Sho
Grit
Roa
Windsor Cemetery
Richania
Sheriff Office Asked To Investigate Robberies
Sheriffs Office asked to investigate two robberies in Wellaccurring Monday night. Victims Jake Uhrich reported about 20 sacks of Teams stolen from his granary. Bert Vogel said he had 100 Witte Rock chickens stolen during the relief. Pendergast judge resigns Kansas City… Long resigned today before fourth trial on a charge of corruptly sowing claims against the seat was scheduled for trial.
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Jake Uhrich
Uirep
Gucorne
Bert Vogel
Pendergast
Kansas City
B. Long
Jackson County
Pendergast Machia Heutanant Attia
Chargea Ngatnal Bha
Ciicuit
Paul Ac Luzard
Neutrals Propose Peace mediation in war weary Europe
Amsterdam reports Queen Wilhelmina and King Leopold of Belgium propose offering neutral good offices to Germany Britain and France for a peace basis. They urge belligerents to consider a reasonable peace and contact via neutral sovereigns amid tensions and nerve warfare rumors.
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Amsterdam
Wilhhelmina
Leopold
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Britain
France
Heavy Vote on Ham and Eggs in San Francisco Election
Abnormal turnout reported in San Francisco with a heavy early vote as more than 76 percent of electors anticipated. Deputy registrar Wyer said the city saw the heaviest early voting in its history while Los Angeles noted about 10 percent of the registration casting ballots in the first half hour.
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