British Admit 52 Planes Lost In Night Bombing
The British air ministry said 52 fighters were lost in the night assault over the English Channel and northern France. Berlin claimed no British planes were shot down. Coordinated raids across the Continent disrupted, with RAF bombing Berlin and targets from Norway to Italy, amid heavy weather and strong German anti-aircraft fire.
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English Channel
France
Berlin
Iiems
Bobin
Dover Strait
Germany
Henvy Lumber
Sard
Tandon
Aft Ministry Communiquk
RAF Plide
Nazcanis
Stverni Nova
Cologne
Rulhr
Brussolia
Mh Conmand
RAF
Briadial
Advlade
Italy
Gela
Sicily
Germ
Scotland
Soncerland
Blyth
Dulletin
Frodoll
Hitler
Fheld
Crimea
Kerch
Bridgehad
Caucasus
London
Britain
United States
Vienna
Gallcasire
Winston Churchill
Russia
Albert Cecih Fewtrell
Australia
Caucau
Rostov
Caucasts
Estov
Tostov
Football Today and Weekend Scores From Major Matches
A sprawling recap lists scores across many colleges and teams with Fordham, Pittsburgh, Missouri, Navy, Harvard, Princeton, Cornell, and others under varied results. The page notes a large crowd at Pitt Stadium and mentions multiple college games with scores ranging from close to blowouts.
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Kivat
Denver
Utoly Aurics
Fordham
Witt
Missouri
New York Universiiy
Marquette
Detroit
Manchester
Western Michigan College
Bowdoin
Maine
Wattala
Wobvart
Cornell
Yala
Knnsag
West Virginia
Georgetowh
Union Garage
St Mary's Nich
DeSales
Nebraska
Minnesota
Oslo Northern
Largest flying boat launched at Baltimore
The world’s largest flying boat, weighing 110000 pounds and designed to fly to Europe and back without a stop, was launched at the Glenn Martin aircraft factory in Middle River with a naval ceremony. Arthur L. Gates praised its impact on U S Navy air power as officials hint at a fleet of such craft and a 250000 pound design capable of carrying 40 tons across the Atlantic. The Mars will undergo water and structural tests before first flight. no date set.
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Baltimore
Europe
Uncle Sam's Navy
Glenn
Martin Aircraft Factory
Middle River
Arthmus L. Gates
Navy
Air
Christene
Glenn Martin
Death Toll on James s Now Placed at 101
Washington November reports the Navy Department added Joseph Gustave Tatlie, Seaman First Class from Brooklyn, to the casualty list aboard the destroyer Reuben James. The update raises total deaths to 101 in the ongoing war effort against Axis forces in the Caucasus region.
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Washington
Navy Department
Cuaday
Lhasa
Reuben James
Joseph Gustave Tatlie
Brooklyn
Investigation into Dollar-a-Year Men Ties to Defense Contracts
Washington officials announce Senate and House probes into connections between dollar-a-year men and defense contracts. Chairman Truman and Rep. Castrum pledge to expose links between executives paid nominal salaries and large corporations amid defense awards, with data on 258 such men active in June.
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Senate
House
Capitol
Truman
D-Mo
Rep
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D-Waah
Lin
Wberal
Zroun
Dollacaycay
Lieral Mio
Pax
Billy
Gollara-Yaar
Meintera
Congresa
Rellalite
Rey
People's Obby, Inc
Haere, Ag
Davies
Fekes
Workers trapped at GM plant demand food says union official
A General Motors assembly plant strike left workers trapped inside as a company spokesman described the scene as dire and blocked entry for days. The local United Automobile Workers chapter reports nearly 4,040 employees affected, with 200 workers discharged in recent months and talks ongoing to avert escalation as conferences resume in Detroit.
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General Motors Assembly
Tresay Linden
Noy
Alrikeboums Gunesat Motors
United Automantle Workers of America
Weather Focus for 23 Hours Ends Bathday
Weather focus covers 23 hours ending Bathday with high 43 and low 15. Reports from Wyoming Montana New Mexico Colorado Nebraska Amarilla Chicago Denver El Paso and others list fair or clear conditions with warmer temps east portions and Sunday changes. Forecasts note frost risk in lower Pecos and Rio Grande valleys and specific city temps such as Amarillo 52 30 and Chicago 35 32.
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Wyoming
Montana
New Mexico
Pecos
Rio Grande Valley
Colorado
Nebraska
Amarilla
Senate Okes Arming Ships Debate Follows War-Era Edict
The Senate approved a bill to revise neutral ship policies, allowing armed U.S. vessels to sail through belligerent ports. The measure, pushing a broader pro arming effort, passed 60 to 30 amid tense debate on Roosevelt policy. Senators Brown and others urged swift House action to finalize provisions.
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William & Ardery
Washington
Enon Sreszional
Senate
Wlandy
Promyl House
Mernhone
Uae
Roosevelt
Oulio Aveins
Votaan Paskage
Wille
Mensurn
Tha Munitions Control Board
Associated Press
Benalo
Atdja
House
Adama Quid Johnisom
Drum and Bugle Corps Join Armistice Parade
The American Legion drum and bugle corps will join Greeley High School for Homecoming on Armistice Day. They will march in the parade before the game and perform at the game. The Legion’s Whing Clay event opens Armistice night at the armory and continues for the night.
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American Legion
Bau Ain Corpe
Greeley Blah School
Aino
The
Legion
Tlue Mighta
Charles Sorrells Killed Working on New Mexico Project
Charles Sorrells son of the late Charles Sorrells Sr. of Windsor was killed November 4 in Dallas New Mexico while working on a government defense project. A scaffolding accident caused his death. he had spent Christmas with his wife and daughter in Illinois before returning to Windsor area. Survived by two sisters and a brother. Also notes Loveland council approved a five dollar monthly raise for city workers earning under 325 a month, effective next year.
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Windees
Charles Sorrelly
Charles Sorrells
Windsor
Dallas N. M
Utt
Sarsells
Jack Marsh
Sorrells
Christeas
Bie Wf
Mary Jara
Teskdes Nig Wito Ad
Sarroltz Ig
Afra
Ast
Ralph Hileary
Portland
Ore
Arthur Sorrell
Sionesto
Calif
Bennet
Hany Bennett
Ford Mowor Company
CTO
United Automobile Workers
Rouge
de Gol
Uhr
Foto Illeneas
Ayjton
Srimiec Meuay
APL
Levies
Ils
San Diego
Navy
Navals
Camp Elliott
Nour
Community Cheat Subscribers Near Twelve Thousand Climb
The drive for subscriptions totals 11 141 39 dollars from about 1 300 subscribers with Friday adds of 400 toward a 15 000 goal. Chairman Lloyd A Eldred notes strong national interest and expects 600 more enrollments. Subscriptions can be sent to 31114 Eighth Street or collected by a workers' committee.
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Gree- Toy Thruout
United States
Lloyd A. Eldred
Eighth Street
Workers’ Committee
Weld Officials Seek Greater 1948 Relief Share
Colorado welfare leaders met in Denver Friday to urge larger state aid for Weld County's relief expenditures. Commissioner Ford said the state will pursue a higher proportion of relief funds for Weld in 1948, citing county ability to pay and need. Weld currently covers about 68 percent of direct relief costs, with Jackson County and others paying less.
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Weld
Karl My Kouns
Colorado Welfare Stewartment
Denver
State Department
Sionér Frei Q O. Ford
Wald
Jackson
Ktste
Ford
Fire Devastates Pie Wood Products and Nearby Stores
A blaze at Pie Wood Products Corp destroyed the plant and neighboring gadgets and toys businesses. Owners estimate losses around 450000 dollars, with Pie Wood alone facing about 200000 dollars. The fire razed wooden novelties, Christmas items, web tees, and billiard chips in production.
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W Associated Preash Meveland
Pie-Wood Producta Corp
Noaeby
Pie Wood Corporation
Tla
Japanese accuse mine sinking as cause in Baltic voyage loss
A protest to Soviet Russia claims a mine caused the sinking near Tangara on a Balatin route. Officials say 20 dead after another Japanese ship was lost earlier, according to AP reporting.
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Japansae Ateamery
Kebi Mari
Balatin
Tangara
Aarhe
Associated Press
Railway Strike Date Set For Dec 5 As Govts Yet To Act
National railroad unions fix December 5 strike date while leaders expect the government to operate lines. Whitney, pres of the Dratterhoul union, and other officials discuss wage demands of 36 percent and permit enforcement. Union chiefs push for immediate action though some delay to align with presidential timing.
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Chicago
Whitney
Preston
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
G. Cashen
Switeimen's Union of Anertes
Whitney Si Gisted
Amt
Avitehnen Witloey
Sailway
Iobor
Yedh Pany
Slannard
Hr Sahil
Emboy
Wayne Lymtuy Morse
Wales
Roosevelt
Urooley
LaSsalla Vativoades
Pix
Teo
Amhe Tley
Oie
Dha
Greeley
Vinoives
Wyo
Newt
Reison
Parking Meters On Agenda At Greeley Chamber Meeting
Greeley Chamber of Commerce plans an open noon meeting at Marshall's cafeteria Monday to discuss whether to install parking meters. AM merchants are invited. Nazis Capture Red Generals in a front line report noting the 20th Soviet army commander General Jerschakov his chief of staff Colonel Varynin and division technical head General Sivajov were captured after fighting near Bleacow.
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Greeley
Greeley Chamacter of Commerce Orectora
Marshall's
Jerschakov
Varynin
Divinion
Sivajov
Wie
Brigham Young Grid Train Delayed by Derailment
Brigham Young University football team bound for a game today with the University of Ay omlig was delayed about ten hours last night after a freight derailment near Reho, Utah. Rail officials said the derailment caused the delayed arrival of the train, with freight cars across the main line and track damage reported.
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Brigham Young
Echo
Presb
Uheyenne
Wyo
Udon Paciftin
Brigham Young University
Tisranie
University of Ayomlig
Reho
Utuh
Railronw
Lavamle
MSY Indas
Union Paelfle Attlainis Antil
Colorado Range Condition Better Than for 11 Years
The November 1 outlook for Colorado ranges and cattle presents the best winter grazing prospects in 11 years. October weather aided winter wheat and rye, delaying harvest and fattening. Range conditions stood at 62 percent of normal, below 95 percent a month earlier and 93.1 percent for the 1940- year average.
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Colorado
P Associated
Denver
Lowis
Seryen
Beaverbrook Claims Nazis Have 100000 Cannon for War
Beaverbrook, Britain’s minister of supply, told factory workers Germany has at least 199000 cannons, the greatest artillery assembly ever seen. He described it as a formidable armament beyond any nation, and said Britain would meet monthly arms aid to Russia with support from workers.
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Manchastar
Eins
Buford Beaverbrook
Bodby
Wockers
Britain
Germany
Renly
Crith
Elem
Russia
Rugaia
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Child Save Authority
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