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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1944

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Patton Drives Third Army Offensive Toward Metz

London dispatch reports General Patton’s Third Army widening the winter drive beyond the centuries’ trenches. Tanks and infantry push north and east of Metz, reaching toward the Saar and Moselle bridgehead as heavy forces converge. The advance, numbering hundreds of miles of frontage, includes multiple armored divisions and new infantry units under Maj. Gen. Perry Twaddle and Maj. Gen. Robert Grow, with Aachen and Schmidt theatres in the probing phase.

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Jet Plane Bases Heavily Bombed Across Europe

Nov 10 report describes Allied air raids attacking jet plant bases transport facilities and industrial targets in Cologne and rail yards. Fleets of Flying Fortresses and escorts hit German sites while RAF Mosquitos pounded trains barges and other transport. US heavy bombers and fighters attacked in France. Saarbrucken rail yards were targeted with several locomotives and freight cars damaged. Also notes New York markets to be closed for Armistice Day with some exchanges remaining open for limited trading.

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Local 24 Hour Weather Forecast Frday Morning

Weather summary reports mixed signals with scattered clouds and chilly readings. Forecasters note warmer conditions in the west today and hints of flurries in Wyoming with cloudy intervals tonight and Saturday.

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Unidentified Backer of FDR Gifts Away Election Winnings

An unnamed elderly civil engineer in Birmingham is described by The Birmingham News as the backer who won about ten thousand dollars on the Dewey election and freely handed out sums from ten to one hundred to strangers in Atlanta's terminal station. He said he did nothing but give away his money, explaining it is a free country and he enjoyed sharing with others while facing questions about his motives and finances.

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Rockets and V-2 Bombs Pack London Threats

British reports describe German V-2 rockets and earlier V-1s striking England at high speed from the Netherlands and occupied France. Churchill notes limited damage, camouflaged launch sites, and reliance on airfields for future strikes. The weapons, heavy and dangerous, outrun sound and pose strategic fear despite contested accuracy.

Dewey and Roosevelt Lead in Presidential Vote Totals

The Associated Press tally shows Dewey and Roosevelt ahead in the national popular vote with figures from 10 states and other regions, noting Roosevelt's stronger showing in recent contests. Historical margins are cited, with mentions of past elections and upcoming results in Senate and House races as late counts may alter expectations.

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Saturday Holiday Closure Impacts Greeley Area Services

Saturday is a holiday with city and county offices closed and government agencies limited to 8:30 to 2:30. OPA, post office, banks, and local stores shut. mail pickup only, no deliveries. American Legion and Veterans groups sponsored the day amid Windorjejna football plans for Seton neutral site championship in Weld County league.

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War Chest House Drive Starts Saturday Campaign

War Chest launches a Saturday house to house push under Bud Sinithy to reach Grenley’s goal of 26 500 913 000 for the War Fund and 15 600 for the Community Chest. Gifts brought total to 16 000 after Thursday’s big donations from local businesses and individuals.

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Allied Control Now Put in Civil Hands in Italy

Washington Nov 3 10 The United States and Britain announced transfer of Allied control machinery for Italy from military to civilian hands. President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill agreed to restore Italy to political independence with Herold MacMullan named to lead the allied mission in addition to his current post. General Sir Henry Maitland Wilson had headed the commission.

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School Board Reorganizes Greeley Area Leadership

Fred Essig released as of Nov 15 while Fred Kesh assumed duties as of Nov 16 in bio work. Glenn Whaon begins as superintendent in La Junta with duties starting early December. Willan Riddoch to lead a wartime training program at Creeley High School with Christman help. Eddy Moore named acting director of the youth program to continue until Army service. City council and board members present during recreation commission meeting discussing youth centers, girls activities, skating programs, and the Young Americans league.

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Japan Lands 35000 Veterans for Leyte Battle

General Douglas MacArthur announced 35000 Japanese troops have joined the Leyte fighting, signaling a long, hard campaign. Planes harassed Allied fronts as American forces adapt to new reinforcements and the recovering Japanese push to form a sturdier defense. The war effort encounters a temporary typhoon and shifting fronts as U.S. units push toward Ormoc and surrounding hills.

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Roosevelt welcomes Big Three talks planning Middle East site

President Roosevelt rides through Washington at a rain soaked parade as he confirms an early meeting of the Big Three with Churchill and Stalin. He says Dewey would win about 336 electoral votes, acknowledges no cabinet changes, and notes Hull’s return is possible. Stalin is believed invited to meet before Christmas with talks likely in the Middle East.

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War Briefs Show V-2 Bombs Hit Antwerp and Air Strikes

London reports V-2 rockets again used on Antwerp harbor to hinder Allied winter campaign. Tokyo claims raids on America-based targets. U.S. submarines sink several enemy vessels in the Pacific and Far East. Dutch town hall explosion kills many as Allies advance to the Maas. Allied airborne force drops exceed fifty thousand paratroopers with substantial cargo. Poland seeks a Big Three showdown over future relations with Soviet Russia.

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Forty Men Go to Denver for Induction Exams

Forty men traveled to Denver on Friday for preinduction physical examinations from the north Weld selective service board. They were transported in by bus, all ordered to report were present. Fire caused about 1000 in Fort Collins at Ed Monroe’s home, a member of the Ute board of directors of the Northern Colorado Walter Conservancy district. Damage to the house estimated at 5100 and to contents at 3450. A defective lamp cord started the blaze.

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Man Dies In Court During Divorce Hearing

E C Lowery of Dallas collapsed in a district court as he answered questions about his heart condition in a contested divorce suit alleging mental cruelty by his wife. He described a severe heart pain and racing heart before fainting and dying shortly afterward in the courtroom.

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Onion purchase bids under War Food Administration rules

The document announces direct onion offers to Alaffora via the War Food Administration pur chasing program. Bight L. Archer is named as purchasing representative in charge, with Ja Celormite and Kets al Rocky Ford referenced in connection to the bid process.

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British Army Takes Forli From Bologna Line

Avabcrated Presa Nov. 10 British tro aps have captured Forli in the Po valley about 15 miles west of Bologna on the Bologna Rimini highway Allied headquarters said today. The fortress city with about 6 000 residents fell to a pincer move as one force moved up the Kiminh Nagon na highway and another followed from the airfield road toward acathenast, penetrating Mito.

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Reds closing army noose at Budapest amid Tisza river push

Soviet and Allied reports describe a broad offensive around Budapest with units crossing the Danube near Dunaföldvár and Apatin. Moscow said Marshal Malinovsky’s Second Ukraine Army has killed over 100,000 Germans and Hungarians and captured 2,100 more. a northern encirclement threatens the city while Danube crossings and advances reshape central Europe.

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Car Thefts Blamed on Denverites Who Fled Cheyenne Jail

Four youths fled a Cheyenne jail and sparked a string of auto thefts across Cheyenne Eaton Greely and Denver. Two teens were recaptured by Denver police, with two others still at large. Cars stolen included those of Cora Elm Naag and Fred Mayers, one abandoned in Eston and another damaged in a sidewalk collision. Authorities linked the escapees to the Cheyenne jail break and ongoing thefts through Eaton and Greely toward Denver.

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Jaycee Scrap Drive To Be Held Sunday

The Hussory Chamber of Commerce will conduct a waste paper scrap drive on Sunday from 1:30 to 3:00 between FU and twenty third streets and Sixth and Pitceenth avenues. Paper must be tied or boxed and left at curbside. crews will not pick loose piles. Call 1:20 for pickup if needed. drivers will collect promptly.

Hussory Chamber of Commerce Sixth Pitceenth

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