Capture Of Kerch Claimed By German Command
A wartime bulletin claims German forces captured Kerch after a heavy battle on the peninsula. The report notes Russian losses in Crimea totaling over 101,000, with German and allied forces reporting severe casualties and strategic air and ground operations across the Moscow Leningrad sectors. Alfred Rosenberg named minister in charge of Civil Administration in eastern occupied areas.
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Kerch
Caucasus
Adolf Hitler
Lombardo
Moscow
Leningrad
Red Army
Vologda
Merch
Strest
Oie Cll
Chu
Tikhvin
Archangel
Chester Horn Heads Colorado Chamber of Commerce
Denver November 17 Chester Horn was elected president of the Colorado State Chamber of Commerce at its annual meeting. Donnie C Bramfield was named vice president and 12 board members were elected including Bromfield and Byers. Gov Jonni C Viving addressed the luncheon and presented certificates of honor for six decades of service.
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Tos
Denver
Chester
Colorado ‘Springs
Colorado State’ Chamber- of
Spencer
Vents of the Fork Morgan Times
Donnie C.bramfield
Univer Real Estate
Aled
Regtors
Horn, Bromfien
Bywol Lent
Jonni C
Ewied
Halor
Rayecheeo
NLRB Decision Dismisses Greeley Union Recognition Request
The labor board dismissed today a request from Denver focus No 31 Western Union System No 2 Commercial Telegraphers union for recognition as bargaining agent for Western Union employees in Greeley. The petition was found to be inappropriate and the board acted at Wautington on November 15.
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Wautington
Denver Focus
Western Union System
Weather Local Forecast for 24 Hours Ending Monday Morning
Weather summary covers Colorado Wyoming New Mexico Montana Nebraska and major cities. Reports show mostly cloudy to snowy conditions in western and mountainous areas with colder temperatures and rain turning to snow in Tuesday forecasts. Highs listed for Amarillo Chicago Denver El Paso and others.
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Colorado
Solier
Wyoming
Mort
New Mexico
Toy Divide
Mountain Ranges
Jemez
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Continental Divide
Rio Grande Valley
Montana
Nebraska
Amarillo
Chicago
Denver
el Paso
Kartzay City
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Rsi
Phoenix
San Francisce
Waobington
War of Nerves in Orient as Japs Confer
A Washington meeting between President Roosevelt and Japan’s special envoy Saburo Kurusu and Secretary Hull focused on the far eastern crisis. Officials avoided firm progress news while signaling talk of possible concessions like troop withdrawals from China. The exchange framed a broader Pacific peace effort amid rising tensions and renewed military moves in Indo China and Singapore.
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Orient
Washington
Sloosevelt
Japan
Saburo Kure
Nyera
Javan
Pacific
Ienusn
White House
Ile Japaunie
Ain Lageadoy
Itehisabmye
Nomura
Mil
Ye Portial
Hull
Mey
United States
Jurpan
Far East
Japanese Premier Demands End of Blockade
Prime Minister Tojo outlined Japanese demands in a Diet speech calling for the end of the British American blockade of Japan and a halt to the military encirclement. He urged restoration of normal trade amid the Pacific crisis as tensions with the United States and Britain intensified and winter highlighted the Russian front.
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Anceiaved Cressy
Tokyo
Kidet Tojo
Japan
Roosevelt Seeks 6.69 Billion More for Army and Ordnance
President Roosevelt asked Congress for 6.69 billion dollars in additional military funding with more than half tagged for ordnance. The request includes 388 million for expediting U S equipment and 269 million for the Army of the Philippines, plus 308 million for the Navy with 120 million for defense installations on merchant ships.
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Creser
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Army of the Philippines
Secretary of War
Navy
Roosevelt offers letters to non union miners to avert shutdown
Washington reports President Roosevelt proposed letters to 2,500 non union miners in captive mines urging them to join United Mine Workers to prevent a shutdown. The plan included a preferential hiring system, but UMW officials did not accept. In Lisbon six US congressmen traveled to London to study conditions in England amid Roosevelt's expedition.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United Mine, Workers of America
UMW
Phiils Murray
CIO
Lisbon
Portugal
London
England
United States
Bop. Hill
Rcola
W. Avecell Harriman
Loudon
United States Army
Promotion Notice for W A Johnson at Camp Berkeley Texas
Master Sergeant W A Johnson receives a field promotion at Camp Berkeley Texas on November 17. Previously First Sergeant Johnson led Company M of the 57th Infantry Regiment and was assigned to regimental headquarters. He is succeeded by Sergeant August Boduhougon.
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Camp Berkeley
Texas
WA. Johnson
Ner Jey
Las Beed
aSty Infantry
Monkick
Infantis Regiment
Two Day Vacation Planned for Schools This Week
Thanksgiving break will be observed in city schools and colleges on Thursday and Friday, with classes resuming Monday morning November 28. A Thanksgiving Assembly is scheduled for Wednesday morning at 1 a.m. in Fiantor Hall.
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Ymble
He College
Colege
Mine Negotiations Break Off Sunday
Union and management conferees at the Ave coal mine broke off negotiations and remain deadlocked on key issues. John J. Lewis stands firm on a work stoppage by 53,000 miners, with action referred to President Housevelt and possibly Congress. Government labor relations, defense considerations, and further developments loom as the story continues.
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Seres
Waannetou
Cap Ave
Grapute
John J. Lewis
Housevelt
Congress
Oll
Apl
Trujilla Released Early From Penitentiary
Denver November 11 Joe Tropila was ordered released from the state penitentiary by Governor Ralph J Carr after a 1939 murder conviction in Dulures county Tropila had been sentenced to five to eight years and the commutation was recommended by District Judge John B O Rourke and District Attorney James M Noland of Darango
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Trujilla
Fc Associated
Denver
Joe Tropila
Duntot
Dulures
Struts Penitentiary
Dov
Ralph J. Carr
Cary Anld
John B. O'Rourke
James M. Noland
Darango
Roosevelt Signs Ship Arming Move Amid Debate
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt considering arming merchant ships as Vice President Wallace pressed for the change. In Greeley, the Board of Education will meet Friday to discuss a new teacher salary schedule and progression.
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Washington
Tarry Arma
Roosevelt
Wallace
Greeley
Fred Weiss Injured In Street Collision by Unknown Driver
Fred Weiss was struck by a car near Ninth Street and Nineteenth Ave while walking Friday night. He suffered ankle injuries and was aided by bystanders. the driver left before neighbors learned the license details, police to pursue. Weiss expects to recover enough to walk with crutches in a day or two.
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Krea Werss
Greeley Jeweler
Ninth Street
Nineteenth Ave
Weiss
Weisa
Lie
Melted cash found in fire ruins at Stark store
Deputy Sheriff Tegmar recovered about 126 dollars in melted cash and checks from the A. M. Stark store after a blaze last Friday morning. All money was destroyed. temperature records were set in Colorado with a 74 degree high in Greely as a warm spell continued. Northern Placeholder? Bounder 0, Fort Collins 0.
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A. MH. Stark Nqvor
Wcg. Tegmar
Colorado
Greely
News Sheets in Demand By Soldiers In Iceland
Soldiers in Iceland seek weekly newspapers from the forces press service. The Wilted Status Marine Corps issue and its weekly The Daily Cost aim to keep troops informed and connected with home, while officers hope the lineup strengthens morale.
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Iceland
Marine Corps
Aretle Marine
Sun” Mimay
Trani
Raider Attacks British Ship in Pacific Ocean
Unconfirmed reports say a Greek vessel Olga Tagic reading SOS where attacked in the Pacific after leaving Haibos on November 13. Naval officials in the 45th naval district ordered patrols on alert while seeking confirmation of the incident and the attacker’s identity.
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Calbon
45Th Naval District
Trs
Pacific
Olga Tople
Ottnera
Olga Tagic
Olga Tome
Haibos
Amid
Sout America
Tayiques
Chile
Frank Sailer
Naval District
Ehalares
Weld County Teachers Luncheon and Cross class changes
Weld County teachers gathered for a sectional luncheon with George A Barker addressing a joint meeting. Sectional leaders included Robert Peter Carl Cart gen and elementary principals Mrs Lucile Dean and Mrs afeera. Cross class hours change to Monday and Wednesday nights at Gunter hall 205. Di Benedetto is reelected AAA president after district association endorsements.
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Schoolmasters Club
Weld Bd
George A. Barker
Social Ackence
Robert Peter
Carl Cart Gen
Reading
Lucile Dean
Clarence Whineton
Afeera
James Tn
Red Cross
Cross
Afl
Cranford
Gunter Hall
di Benedetto
Philadelphia
Lawrence di Penedetto
New Orleans
Amateur Athletic Union
Met Lropolitan District Association
Ing Closer Caren
Measure to seize strike-bound plants to freeze labor status
Washington May 17 Introducing legislation to permit the president to take over plants where strikes threatened Senator Connally said the bill would determine whether the government is to be coerced by John L Lewis The measure would freeze the existing status of any plant the government seized and keep labor relations in their current state.
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N Associated
Washington
Gennally
D-Fox
Senate Today
John L. Lewis
Lewin
Connally
Freighter Rescued After Odenwald Sunk by Allied Cruiser
In a daring encounter at the South Atlantic, the German ship Odenwald was captured by a U S Navy cruiser after explosions aboard caused partial sinking. The crew of 33 were taken on board the cruiser, with salvage efforts beginning immediately to save the vessel and its prize cargo of rubber and metals. The Odenwald had been en route to Germany from Japan when seized, and U S authorities anticipated court action to forfeit the ship.
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Wien
Celasnap
Wyoming
Snonstarship
The
College
Colorado Maste Zdnentarn’ Association
Trea
Noble Cain
Chieaga
Mr. Cain
America
Mim Uysly
Adanca
Sagnviny
Hlalaty
Blanchal Roanby Calling
Mabel Honderaot
Imurle
Wasthigun
South Atlantica
Odenyald
San Jue
Puerto Rey
Yoscel
Jeff Yokohama
Aya
Tia Ocey
Murduaux
Werto
Odenwald
Cresaer
Une
Cape Toy
Asha Antlers
Ccrussar
Ure Odenwald
Navy
Ceober
Mor
South Atlantic
Shi
Staten Court
Six Believed Dead In Two U S Bombers
Wreckage and burned remains from two Army bombers reported over the weekend amid a deadly toll. Six feared dead include crew of a B 18 on a training flight from Fort Douglas Utah and another plane that overshot its course near Park City Utah. Parachuted crew members and scattered wreckage dot the crash scene as authorities investigate the fatal incident.
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United States Army
Maine Woods
Park City
Utah
Spe Hart
Mategan Beatty
Otis J
PUBEY
Vo Millon Froge
Platin
Lim
Anderson
Ouden
Aruly Authoylticg
Baltaks
Mtést la
Ogien
Alrmech
Fort Douglas
Denver
Tyrand
Serond Licht
M. Simmons
Patipa
Pex
Greensburg
V. Byanm
Magazhic
Ark
NASA
Waa
Muienel
Pram
Sandy
Ctr
A. G. Jones
Hanger Fir
Ehe
Fanr
Wis
Navy
Oak Mountain
Lincoln
Springfield
Woolla
Uiper Systadovals
Congress Ready Yo Act Rayburn Says Army May Take Over Mines
In a shift toward decisive action, Congress indicated readiness to push the “Yo” act as Rayburn warned the Army could seize control of coal mines. White House talks with steel and mine leaders continued, with President Roosevelt pressured to resolve labor stalemates and potential use of federal authority.
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Congress
Rayburn
Apinion
Ater
Sam Joybuen
House of Representatives
Lowry Field Soldier Killed in Colorado Accident
A Lowry Field soldier was killed instantly near Calhan Colorado at 6 15 am while a four vehicle auto crash occurred. Companions from Lowry Field Denver were injured transported to St Francis hospital in Colorado Springs. Injuries include Richard Oveyfelt P I Hogat and O Neill. Preliminary investigation suggested a tire blew as the car traveled at high speed causing the crash.
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Colamiln Springs
Colo
James Whitcomb
Portales
Lowry Field
Denver
Calihan
Cola
St. Francfy Hospital
Richard Oveyfelt
P. I. Hogat
O'Neill
Roy Glasier
Sam Deal
Goldiers
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Tex
Wyn O. Pherpeon
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Anyociateil Pree
Jdoln
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Rusevelt
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Tority
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Wilon
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TieRatla- Linnie
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Gates
Pennsylvania
Poller
Joliatown
Hosedale
Bethlehem
Atria
West Virginia
United Blutes Coat and Coke Company
Gary
Sluke
Creme Berg i Pumeylvania
West Whints
Janea and
Laughlin Steel
Pensylvania
Monongalia County
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GIO
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Hongelt
Ant Feiay
Ee Ty Lewis
Butt
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Bethichen Steel Company
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