Methodist Commission Backs End to War Participation
The Methodist world peace commission, meeting in Asdociated, urges the nation to stop full involvement in wars. It calls for immediate steps toward peace, justice, and reconstruction, with emphasis on health, relief, and international cooperation. The commission notes it speaks for the group but not every Methodist.
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Nazis Would Match U. S. Social Gains
An Associated Press report from Heriin in November notes Nazi official comments that Germany would match the United States in social achievements. The remark comes after President Roosevelt’s speech criticizing Nazi militarism and its effects, with officials arguing Germany has no proletariat.
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Germany
United States
Tabor Iad
Syelem
Armitage Gels Decision In Real Estate Row
Poulder November 7 Ayer broke with Judge Coffin presiding over a dispute involving real estate broker Armitage of Crowley and Newrock of Kuuks ville. Armitage seeks 200 in commissions for selling Newrock’s property while Newrock counters with 1690 damages.
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Kuuksville
Newrock
Weather Local Forecast For Fourteen States Friday
Weather LOCAL for 24 hours ending 4 a m Friday shows clear conditions in Wyoming Montana New Mexico and Nebraska with warmer trends by Saturday Northwest winds light to moderate. Temperature highs and lows include Amarillo 66 37 Chicago 44 83 Denver 41 22 El Paso 70 44 Kansas City 43 42 Los Angeles 89 64 New Orleans 39 50 Phoenix 87 43 Wallington 68.
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United States and Cuba sign land lease agreement
Washington November 7 The United States and Cuba have signed a land lease agreement to receive raw materials such as sugar tobacco and manganese under terms to be decided The amount of money involved was not disclosed
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Roosevelt Likely Veto Boost In Farm Price Bill
Washington officials say President Roosevelt would veto the price control measure in the farm bill if it reaches his desk. The administration signals oppose ceilings loosening or inflation fears, with key House banking committee provisions under scrutiny and potential 20 percent price increases for cotton, wheat, sugar, and corn debated.
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Ault Woman Burns in Night Clothes Fire
Cora Muckley a 68 year old Anil resident sustained burns when fire ignited her night clothes while she was washing in a kerosene stove explosion. Daughter Mrs Earl Conger extinguished the blaze. She was in Greeley hospital for three days before transfer and is expected to recover in about a week. Henry Roth dies at Greeley Hospital at 11 43 Friday morning after long illness. Body taken to Smith Brothers Mortuary.
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Greeley Hospital
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Earl Conger
Mackley
Henry Roth
Greeley
Smith Brothers Mortuary
RAF Attacks Nazi Bases Across Northwest Germany
British air force raided Wilhelmshaven Haihung and other targets in northwest Germany while Le Trevre in occupied France also faced bombing. German claims say 16 British aircraft were shot down over the channel and coastal areas. Weather was reported as unfavorable for operations.
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Carriers Accept But Labor Rejects Board Pay Increase Finding
In Washington on November 7 the treasury announced that defense savings stamps would be distributed to about 500000 newspaper boys nationwide. Carriers broadly accepted the Roosevelt board recommendations though railroad workers and unions rejected them, urging executives to act against wage raises. General chairmen of 14 operating unions meet November 12 to set policy and procedures for potential action, including locomotive firemen and engineers, conductors, and switchmen unions.
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Methond
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Red Campaigns Halt German Advance Near Leningrad
Soviet reports claim Red Army forces repelled German assaults northwest of Brostaw and near Kalinin while recapturing a secondary rail line. Britain’s boost in Persia and looming Caucasus action are noted as Allied plans to counter German advances. German propaganda complains of attrition and weather halting Moscow offensive, with Moscow-Leningrad siege artistically framed as ongoing but not broken.
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Iowa
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Hunting conditions improve in Northern Colorado report
Denver November 1 improved duck hunting conditions were forecast for the coming weekend by the state fish and game department. The report covers Northeastern Colorado with fair hunting in the north and expected improvement in the central region.
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Colorado
Wold
Soulder
Hontag
Senate Agrees To Limit Talk On Neutrality
The senate moved to limit debate on neutrality revision legislation to 10 minutes per senator after 5 p.m. The plan aims to throttle lengthy remarks as opposition voices questioned the pace of proceedings.
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Future Draft Quota of Weld is Announced
Acurtated press report from Denver dated November 2 states Weld County draft quotas set for December calls and early summer. The piece lists specific board numbers and county allocations, noting overdraft adjustments and cross references for other counties. It reflects a period in which selective service quotas and board call totals drive regional expectations.
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World War II Briefs From Novembers Across Cities
Churchill declares darkest days passed and destiny tied to victory as Chiang Kai-shek says democracies near grasp of war aims. Roosevelt settlement cut to 25000 dollars. production plans for 1942 ordered. Ford plant strike reduces output. Coffey claims defense contracts shielded from big business. Davies suicide after reprimand at sea base. highway widening urged on US 85 Denver Brighton. Minorities face defense job denial in western region.
Withholding Tax for All Income Urged in Congress
GAavnotated Presa reports Georges of the Senate finance committee urged a withholding tax on all personal income to offset import and export expenditures. He noted Congress may delay action while considering a payroll levy and other revenue measures for the next fiscal year. The treasury reportedly estimated potential new revenue could reach up to 100,000,000 dollars, adding to the 3,960,006,000 already in national taxes.
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Students Vote for Regular Assembly at Colorado State College
Mudents at Colorado State College of Education want assembly periods renamed and voted on weekly cadence. About 295 students participated with 131 in favor of compulsory attendance and 84 against. Preferences varied on talent sources and planning, with a strong lean toward joint student and faculty planning.
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U S Discusses Pullback of Marines in China Amid Pacific Tensions
The United States weighs withdrawing marines from Peiping Tientsin and Shanghai as Japan presses its advantages in Asia. Roosevelt signalled talks continue with Japan while American forces in China face potential reduction, the press conference notes.
Russia Receives Billion Dollar Lend Lease Aid
President Roosevelt announced a massive lend lease credit of about 1.0 billion dollars to the Soviet Union for weapons to fight the Axis. The State Department released correspondence showing Joseph Stalin urging mobilization with Allied support. The aid follows earlier high hopes amid the broader struggle against the Axis.
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Roosevelt Ditches Sub Sinking Query At Press Conference
Washington reports President Roosevelt dismissed a question on German surface raiders and whether the United States would withhold its stance as the war in Europe continued. He refused to confirm or deny specifics about any authority's actions and noted no change in the U.S. stance. Nearby, Adam Yost of Font Fils Texas requests a furlough while his parents live in Johnston. Darcy funeral Saturday in Johnston Nev with services at 2 pm.
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Bill To Expand Sugar Set-up
Washington November 7 Legislations to raise basic continental rate and beet sugar quotas by percent and increase payments to a maximum of 86 cents per hundredweight from 60 cents were introduced by Representative Fulmer DSC chairman of the house agriculture committee. The Fulmer bill would extend the sugar act of 1937 for three more years supporters said it would implement part of the adjustments sought by the sugar industry for years.
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Strike Action Impacts Linden GM Plant and St Louis Factory
Workers at the Linden GM assembly plant in Wisconsin walked out in protest over working conditions causing about 2,000 on the day shift to strike while 2,200 on the next shift remained at work. In St Louis, a separate CIO strike ended with a new three year contract granting wage gains and seniority protections. AFL metal trades unions were called to Washington on May 17 over coast shipyard welder demands for a separate charter, ending after a walkout yesterday.
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