Rosedale liquor store fire linked to possible body found
Fire destroyed the A N Stark liquor store at Rosedale early Friday causing several thousand dollars in damages. Deputy Sheriff Tartman investigated with assistance from residents, noting gasoline and incendiary evidence. Two suspects, a man and a woman, fled in a car, while the roof and rear area showed signs of deliberate arson as firefighters protected nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilera
Hative Winch
Stark Uquor
Rosedale
M. Waa
Toon
W.C. Tartman
Sherri Gua G. Ameyeon
Wegiman
Herb Watson
Insurance
Witderweilerg
Liam Denver
Atcon
Tesitinn
Moriter
Pletoge Whery CO
Hosedale
Severa Elas Fars
Nic Kereen
Sax
Basingra
Teximan
Urs
Wilma Woods
Tenma
Firo
A. N. Stark
Greeley
C.D. MeFetridge
Winy
Skeriff Gav
McFetridge
Stark
Greetey
Aherfir
Greeley and Theaver
Grealey
Ba Js
McFetridge Place
McFetridge House
Weather Lora For 24 Hours Endng Saturday
Lora weather outlook across regions shows rising cloudiness, rain chances in Colorado and Wyoming, cooler conditions in the north and east. Nebraska and Iowa see showers fading to partly cloudy by Saturday with warmer east winds, while Montana, the Continental Divide area, and western plains expect snow or rain with temperature changes through Saturday.
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Lora
Ile
Colorado
Waemer
Wyoming
Londy
Denver
Hi Paso
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Phostix
Washington
Russians Claim Major Offensive Wins Across Front
Soviet dispatches claim extensive victories from Mostov-on-Don to the frozen north, with tanks and infantry in the drive. In Leningrad the front lines broke through near Nevel and Czariat, while Rostov reports German forces driven back near the Caucasus approaches. Ongoing battles in Kalinin and other sectors were described as serious, with a renewed German counterattack noted as continuing.
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Russia
Germany
Mostov-on-Don
Sturowansk
Crimea
Moscow
Rad
Kalinin
Leningrad
Tugaiang Soll Eicy
Hitler
Ssetor Wad
Atelicy
Congress Arms Ships After Neutrality Bill Vote
The House approved amendments to the neutrality act by a 212 to ? vote, clearing the path to arming merchant ships and guns. President Roosevelt praised the victory as lawmakers move quickly to implement the measure, while critics warn of war risks amid the rapid action.
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Washington
Congress
House
Rayburn
Wallace
Franklin D. Rocce
McNary
Navy Department
Bonnevett
Mccormack
Massachusettes
Wheeler Dmont
Roosevelt
Wheeler
They're Coming Over Scream London Headlines in US Victory
Headlines from London scream reaction after a narrow United States Congress victory on neutrality act revision. The Axis and Allied responses diverge as Britain, Canada, and China praise moves while Japan and Tokyo dispute actions affecting wartime trade and conscription policies.
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London
United States Congress
Te Axia Allianco
Fermany
Blundlyr
Ager
Congress
Gunmore
Pacific
Dapan
Lia
Doma
Atlantic
Devlin
Roosevelt
Certell
Germany
Patie
Amerion
Hitler
London Evening News
Beeston
Longdon Express
Ugensud
Russia
Ottawa
Canada
Princ
W. L. MacKenzie King
Chungking
Hedts
Tokyo
Japan
Fusyla
Ns Moscow
Witby & Hoatlus
Tokyo War Office
Diet
Japara Laing
Missing Embassy Plane Along Route From Baku to Teheran
The Soviet embassy said no news yet on plans involving U. S. Ambassador Steinhardt and Russian Ambassador Litvinoff amid reports of their missing flight with about a dozen others en route from Kulbyc to Teheran. An American journalist Alice Moats and Quentin Reynolds were said aboard with Litvinoff’s wife and child and several British officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aucclan
St Pablevi
I Panian Cagplan
Baku
Ark Royal sunk east of Gibraltar by Italian submarine
London reports the 22,000 ton Ark Royal aircraft carrier was torpedoed near Gibraltar late last night and sank early today. Casualties given as 32 known dead, 49 killed, 60 wounded, with unofficial totals up to 100 dead and 200+ injured. The sinking follows battles around Greenland and St. Han. Casualty figures and details vary as authorities confirm the loss.
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Gibraltar
London
la Sinta
Snatn
Ark Royal
St Epposite
Afbernoon
Daniton
Admiralty
Betes
Alsso
Hinton
Starkmoss
Maup
Entery
L. B. Th. Minual
Sulong
Eaprier
Rystain
la Thritish Savy
Bnitie Crispy
Cerna Pallleship
Diamarck
Greenland
St Hani
Phe Tonsa
Fan Witlsh
Mireratt Carders
Minnoy
Uevontliet
Jinnoital
Juno
Ted
Funeral services for Mrs Leta Timothy in Green River
Faneral services for Mrs Leta Timothy wife of Aaron Timothy of Green River Wyoming were held Friday afternoon. She died after months of illness. Survived by husband two children and a grandchild. Relatives including Glen Timothy Oral Timothy and others attended from nearby towns.
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Lata Timothy
Aaron Timothy
Gleen River
Wyo
Gveen River
Timothy
Sears
Glen Timothy
Greeley
Greelay
Aurora
Green River
Toneres
Crawley Speaks at Eaton Dr. 5. L. Croley Lecture
L Croley, director of star dent personnel at CSCR, spoke Friday at an Eaton filet serious assembly on the subject The Value of Family Life in the Development of a Better America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. L. Croley
Stardent Personnel
CSCR
Eaton Filet
America
United States Plans to Withdraw Marines from Three Chinese Cities
President Roosevelt announced the U S will withdraw Marines from Shanghai Vientsia and Peiping China leaving about 720 troops stationed in the Far East. He avoided committing to talks with Japan or how war might be averted and noted the seriousness of the Far East situation.
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United States
China
Washington
Roosevelt
Shanghai
Vientsia
Peiping
Japan
Sabra Kurusu
Pacific
Hoosevelt
Far East
Hill and Ghenoweth Opposed Revision
Washington November 4 reports show representatives from the Kentucky Mountain region voting on a proposed revision. Anderson and Lewis with McIntyre opposed revision while O'Connor Rankin Chenoweth and HIM voted against it.
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Hill and
Ghenoweth
Washington
Anderson
Lewis
McIntyre
O'Connor
D-hent
Rankin
Chenoweth
Him
RyColo
Phone Strike Postponed Across 42 States and Capital
A nationwide telephone and telegraph workers strike due to begin at midnight Friday across 42 states and the capital has been postponed for at least one day. Agitated ministers in New York announced the delay and urged restraint as talks continued to avert a walkout affecting communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone and ‘Telegraph
Weld Growers to Receive 3 Million First Beet Payment
Weld county beet growers were slated to receive about 3.09 million dollars as the first payment on the 1941 sugar beet crop. The distribution covers several Weld county factories and nearby districts with per ton payments varying by district and factory. Total expected payments across Colorado and neighboring states run to approximately 7.9 million dollars, with ongoing payments planned as sugar and beet yields allow.
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Weld
Eugie Company
Jem
Vitlciala
Ile
Conibor
Antiva
Prymiints
Greeley
Entot
Ford Layton
Wiludsor
Fort Col
Loveland
Louginent
Tan Aml Port Morgan
Fret Sugar Company
Miyanent
Beota
Denver
Great Western Sugar Company
Frank A. Kemp
Colorado
Netwaska - Wheatland
Wyo
Afont
Lovell
Colorado-Nebragkaty
fuge-Lovell
Bees Son Tracty
Kemp
Nebraska
Wheatland
Nebrastae Wheatland
Prota Dellyneud Prion
Nelwaska-Wheatland, Co
Sillinga- Luvell
William Rattray Dies at 91 in Greely District
William Rattray 91 a Greely district resident died at his home 1420 Eight Street Tuesday after a short illness. He was born in Alyth Scotland farmed in the SLAW district east of Greely and later worked as a building contractor. He belonged to the Odd Fellows lodge over 10 years. Survived by wife Mrs Jane H. Methay a brother Alexander Tattray in Scotland a nephew and a niece in New York and two nephews in Scotland Funeral service Monday afternoon at 8 from Mackay drawing room with interment at Linn Grove.
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William Te. Rattray
Grevtey
Nara Lian
Suata
Elghth
Rattray
Hig Dal
Alyth
Pertshire
Scotian
Tia Slaw
Grerley
Greeley
Itattyay
Odd Fellows Lodge
Tie
Nia
Jane H. Methay
Alexander Tattray
Scotland
New York
Rathray
Macya
Foo
al Linn Uroye
Army Officer Beaten To Death In California
Lieut George H Orahood of the U S army reserve quartermaster at Eleventh Calvary Camp Seeley was bludgeoned to death at Dis hone California. Weldon Merling and Jos Banders, aged 19 and 18, gave their addresses at Gaoutheale California and were hooked at the county park for investigation. Orahood is survived by brother A T Orabood of Denver.
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Associated Terres
E Centre
Calif
George H. Orahood
U.S. Army
Signifl Reserve
Headquardts
Orabad
A. 7
Orabood
Denver
Foreman Injured Grabs Sneak Thief at Mill Office
Foreman at Thomas L. Schank feed mill and warehouse on Sixth Avenue and Ninth Street sustained at least one broken rib and bruises after subduing a sneak thief in the firm’s office at 12 46 Friday afternoon. The 16 year old Greeley boy was taken to Greeley hospital, later to his home. Police say the offender had prior trouble and was formerly sent to a school at Golden. The missing cash totaled 175 dollars.
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Spencer
Thomas L. Schank
Sixth Avenue
Ninth Strees
Greeley
Eldé
Greeley Hospital
Fifth Street
Patlce
Vnduateral School
Golden
Misa'ng
President urges mine dispute talks to go on without forcing union
President Roosevelt presses continued negotiations between mine workers and steel interests over the dispute. He says the government will not compel a union shop, urging continuation of talks while production remains essential for defense. CIO leaders attend a policy meeting as steel and coal officials confer on possible arbitration and employment methods.
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tAaserl Washington
Kranoy
Monnevell
Clo Ubitea Mine Workers and Steel Company
Prostikent
Kenorl
Roosevelt
UMA
Tig Steel
UMW
Caritine
Chinterzentive
Cier Axecutive
Uomt
Honzewell
White House
CIO
United Mine Workers
Tho Captive
Clo
Philip Murray
IOW
Thomas Kennedy
John J. Laws
Watta
Wheather
Wattater White Mouse
Flejata
Coal and Steel
Mott
Hamer
Presidentis
HM. Wat
Benjamin F. Fairlees
United States ‘Steel
Eugene G. Grace
Tublahém. Steel
Frank Pur Facts
Youngstown Sheet and Tude
King seeks court review of farm marketing excess ruling
Henry S. King, an aggressive wheat grower in Weld county, petitions the district court to determine his farm marketing excess and to compel the county agricultural conservation committee to reopen and reconsider its finding that he produced excess hot wheat. The petition names the county committee and members of the NA review board as respondents and seeks a ruling on the committee’s jurisdiction and the legality of its classification of land as wheat. King argues 200 acres were misclassified as stormed land and that his quota should include those acres. He has been unable to sell any wheat pending resolution.
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Henry S. Klupe
Hoge
Weld
Mt Adams Castles
Tain Floudday
Well
King
NASA
Law Nata
J. Monroe
Merry L._ Martin
Robert J. Rockwell
Alstlet Review Committee
Te NA
Serango
Bashel
Claire Tathe
Kiniya
Tis
Fsribe
David J. Miller
Greeley
Quake Damages Hotel as Power Lines Fail in California
A small tremor in Los Angeles caused bricks and cornices to collapse at a hotel in Torrance and toppled power lines and an oil tank. Guests fled a 30 room hotel as fire inspectors condemned the building and ordered evacuation. Details continued on page 2.
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Festoctates Press
Toa Angeles
Noc
Billings
Sburban
Los Angeles
Tatel Torrance
Torrance
Sto ‘Tina
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Robert Hans
Dansgo Waa Sal
Steinardt
Litvinoff
Leta Timothy
Eviday
Crawley
Eaton
Wm. Rattray
Foreman
Iolds
Ramages
Glen Peenman
Precman
Enton
H. King
California
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