Vail Plans 1912 Highway Improvements In Greeley Area
C D Vail state highway engineer told a Greeley delegation on Saturday that widening and oiling shoulders along Highway 86 and widening narrow bridges are planned for 1912. The meeting discussed bids to rebuild bridges between Greeley and Brighton and the Sheen raw bridge on Highway 34 west of Greeley. Estimates place total cost around 36 000 for Schen raw bridge, with 206 000 accumulated in highway credits. County commissioners indicated acceptance of available gas tax funds for these improvements.
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Yugoslav Guerrilla War Claims 8100 Executions Reported
Tondon reports Premier Dusan Blmattec says 8100 Yugoslavs were executed after clashes with occupation troops. Government spokesman had said 3400 were killed in Kragujevac. Executions cited from secret sources to total about 356,000 across the dismembered country.
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Confessions Claimed In Orahood Slaying
In Orahood California on November 14 Sheriff Ware said two youths confessed to the Tolent case involving George H. Crahnad and 13, a sergeant and a farmer. Weldon Keeling, 19, and Jos Sanders, 16, gave statements while being questioned after pickup on the San Diego highway. The officer was found dead at his home near El Centro with an iron poker.
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Two Denver Boys Killed in Arizona
Two Denver youths Qon Campbell and Teverly J Giblen, both 20, were killed in an auto collision 14 miles east of Salome Arizona. Fred Russ of Los Angeles drove the car in the crash reported by Arizona highway patrol.
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Arla
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Fred Russ
Los Angeles
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Nazi Submarines Take Charge in the Mediterranean
Hitler headquarters announces German U boats now control Italian Mediterranean duty as Allied and Axis actions unfold. Reports from the front flag heavy fighting near Sevastopol and in Italy's heel, with Ark Royal sunk off Gibraltar and Italian losses noted. Soviet counterattacks continue as both sides prepare for major operations near Moscow and the Caucasus.
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State's Milk Goal To Float 17 Warships
Denver, Nov. 15. A report to the state milk council outlines goals of the defense program to produce enough milk to float seventeen 6,000-ton ships, about 42 million pounds more than planned for this year. Floyd Reed of the Agricultural Marketing Service notes the broader food program aims include 10 percent more cattle, 29 million dozen eggs, 18 percent more slaughter cattle, 80 percent more pigs, 30 percent more potatoes, 13 percent more wheat, 11 percent more corn, 1 percent more truck crops, and 20 percent more onions.
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Firemen Save House. Local Car Fire Quenched
Beate Firemen battled a Saturday car fire on Figuth avenge near Elgith avenue and Eighteenth street. Firefighters from Jok Jane Feller of Greeley arrived to find the blaze controlled. Mrs Herman Baim of Route Four was the resident helped as the engine held the flames to the vehicle.
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Bombs Explode Without Causing Damage in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires on November 16ombs explored in front of the Legion de Mayo headquarters and the Church of Carmen. They exploded with little noise and caused no damage. Police arrested 22-year-old Spaniard Antony Bermudez Porta on charges of planting the bombs.
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Night News Summary of World War II Fronts
The Moscow radio reported German and Finnish forces advancing near Sevastopol and Kerch despite strong resistance. London says Soviet lines were breached on the northern front as heavy bombardment continued into the night.
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France Nears Full Support Of Axis Order
New York reports that France is close to deciding to unreservedly join Hitler's new order in Europe. A signed adhesion could flow from concessions such as freeing war prisoners and withdrawing German troops from occupied areas. Possible French concessions include economic collaboration and policing under German oversight. The death of General Huntziger may delay a final decision briefly. a ruling was expected soon.
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Weather Local and Military News Snippet
Weather reports for Jisurysening and surrounding regions show temperatures mostly steady with highs near 58 and lows near 34 as forecasts call for fair to partly cloudy skies. In New Mexico expect clear skies tonight and Sunday with colder air, while Texas reports a changeable pattern and a top sergeant appointment in Company L of the 45th Infantry Division.
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800 Demand 200 Licenses To Hunt Elk
A chaotic scene in Estes Park with about 200 hunters gathered around the town hall amid misunderstandings over elk licenses. Sheriff Ted Schaffer and local officials kept order as crowds registered for the limited elk permits, while others watched from nearby venues. A related event in Denver drew a separate crowd as officials clarified the licensing process for the upcoming season.
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Ship Arming To Begin Next Week On Atlantic Coast
Autocrates Press reports in Washington that Actual farming of America merchant vessels is expected to start next week along the Atlantic coast. Trained gun crews and crews of three four and five weapons as well as eighty caliber machine guns have been gathered at strategic centers by the navy to be mounted on cargo vessels as they come into port.
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Limited Skiing Only On Berthoud Pass
Snow conditions will permit skiing only on Berthoud Pass this weekend. The forest service announced limited access to Harihout Hara and the Lavolane Page Hila upper basin, with advisories for skiers to exercise caution in the exposed areas.
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Bottlers Honor Fine of Greeley on Board Seat
Anadelphia November 15 The Anglean Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages elected Albert Fine of Greeley to a three year term on its executive board.
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Sheriff Seeks Arson Clues At Black Manor Blaze
Deputies reported evidence of arson after a early Friday fire at the Black Manor store destroying contents and causing about $8,000 in losses. Investigators found a baby’s blanket and a woman’s handbag, with a cache of cash and checks likely burned. witnesses saw a car speed away as flames began, and two suspects including a man and a woman were identified nearby.
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Four School Buildings Closed for Time After Temblor
The Los Angeles area reports four school buildings closed at least until Tuesday after yesterday’s earthquake. Superintendent Vierling Kersey announced plans to reopen Monday for Torrance High Narbonne High Lomita Garr Ucna elementary and Carsen Street Elementary. Temporary housing for students planned. Damage estimated around 21,000,000, affecting walls and oil tanks in Torrance Gardena Wilmington areas. No deaths or injuries reported.
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Two Cars Collide At Rosedale Friday
Iain G. Newman of Ault and Warren G. Albert of Greeley drove two cars that sustained minor damage Friday morning on highway 5 at Rosedale with no injuries. Contiecay patrol logged the accident.
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Von Trotha on Flight Pay
Edgar Von Trotha first class private in the air service from Bizefeld at Etio has been spending a furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs L B Von Trotha. Edgar has been in the service a year in January. With high pay in the command one aged on he receives $69 a month.
No Progress In Parley Delays Sunday Steel Talks
No breakthrough after a three hour conference between United Mine Workers and steel-industry officials in Bingham Alabama as a midnight deadline loomed. UMW demand for wage protections and open shop stance created a stalemate with talks scheduled to resume next day. President Roosevelt and military leaders were briefed amid the ongoing national labor crisis.
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Kurusu Sees Chance of Agreement in U S Visit
Kurusu, Japan’s envoy in the United States, arrived in Washington and said he still has a fighting chance to broker an agreement between Japan and the United States. He was greeted by Ambassador Kichisaburo No Iura and State Department officials at the national airport. He planned to fly to Washington to confer with American leaders on relations between the two nations.
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Brakeman Dies in Fall at Frederick Yards
Ueber reports a brakeman from Denver died from injuries after falling from a trestle at Frederick yards. The victim, 22 year old Brown Jay, employed by Union Pacific, fell while performing duties. Police and railway officials investigated the accident.
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Chorus from 30 Schools to Perform in Gunter Hall
About 500 students from 30 schools across Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska join the fifth annual all state chorus directed by Noble Culp. The Sunday 2 30 concert at Gunter Hall is the public event closing a three day festival with mixed voice choirs and a large expected turnout.
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Lutheran Youth Conference Attracts Delegates statewide
About 60 college students representing the Lutheran Students Association on campuses including Wyoming, Denver, Colorado College, and Colorado State College at Fort Collins attend a two day event. Sessions focus on faith topics led by pastors with a social gathering in the church basement. Delegates will hear from Denver University’s Johnson on the Kooy Mountain region and discuss National Defense before a banquet to close the event.
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