RAF Pounds Ruhr Industry Network In Heavy Attacks
London Nov 18 Germany’s war was marked by a heavy Royal Air Force assault on Ruhr industrial targets. The main force struck oil refineries near Stuttgart and Elze, with attacks widening to ports from Hamburg to Somaliland sectors. Additional raids focused on naval bases in Brittany and other occupied areas, signaling a broad Anglo air offensive.
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Axis
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Somaliland
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the. Olr
Cemistry
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Rudy
Velch
Tartont
Brittany
Italians Surrender on Yugoslav Front
Reuters dispatch from Belgrade reports Italian forces abandoned the Yugoslav frontier last night after heavy assaults. Greek sources claim a column of tanks was cut off near the border, with danger of capture.
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Reuters
Ural
Djevdlellfa
Ontler
Two Italian Planes Downed Near Yugoslavia
Reported clashes near the Yugoslav border between Greek Albanian and Yugoslav forces as twelve Greek and Briley fighters pursued Malian bombers. Observers said two Malian planes fell amid the battle over the border area near Lake Presha as renewed violations were reported and a border guard station at Stenl was mentioned.
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Yugoslavia
Yuiovlav
Volally
Lake Presha
Shedundays
Sten
Alc Slarma
Hitél
Lowe
Pitack
Greeks Repel Italian Attacks Near Estriza In Albania
Greek forces claim to have repelled intensified Italian assaults and gained ground near Estriza as British RAF bombed Maltan positions. The report notes Greek air and ground actions thwarting the Italian push to seize the city, with coordination from allied air power impacting frontline movements.
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Wayans
Estriza
Albania
Britain
RAF
Axis Diplomats Meet Retréat 4
Axis diplomats from Germany Italy and Spain convene in retreat talks amid reports of Greece and Gibraltar discussions. Soviet and Yugoslav front details emerge as bombers and naval moves shape the broader European crisis. Funeral services are planned for Anna Vonall of Mead with interment in Mountview.
Neutrality patrol blamed for Nazi ships scuttling incident
Report from Tampico cites a Mexican naval lieutenant detailing events near Tampico harbor Friday night. He said United States neutrality patrol destroyers and a German merchant ship moved to shut down, with a second German vessel seen as involved. The German ship Rhein and a cruiser Idarwatd were mentioned, and observers claimed Allied warships were present.
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Auzocintagd Press
Mexico” City
Mexicat
Tampica Tolay
United States
Vampiro Harbor
Naghtemos Perez Zavale
Lewis Resigns CIO Presidency Amid Unity Talks
Atlantic City reports John L. Lewis telling CIO officials he will step down as CIO president while urging unity with AFL leadership. President William Green pushes for a full merger, noting that Lewis’s resignation must be accompanied by action from the United Mine Workers to take effect. Green cites the need for federal support to merge the two federations.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. Qe
CIO
John L. Lewis
Hig
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Sa Ha
Ulm
Lewis
New Orleans
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Anopal
AFL
Green
United States
Wildlog
John
MiantaeGity
Calimento
Nov 21 Declared Holiday in Greeley
Greeley will observe Thanksgiving Day on Thursday November 21 with closures for courts banks post offices and city offices. National and state proclamations set the date and limited postal deliveries only will be made.
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Greeley Korea
Greeley
Cpley
Creeley
Farmers Union Opens Convention in Denver
The Farmers Union of America opens its national convention in Denver with focus on aiding American farmers. Legislation may be proposed to protect farmers from foreclosures and debt, as MW Thatcher signals potential additions to the conference agenda. In other news, Bunnie Phooge, 26, is granted probation for theft from water wells, and Oke Franklin, 37, also seeks probation. Gerald EM, 24, pled guilty to disposing of mortgaged property and faces sentencing.
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Associated Press
Denver
Hoy
America
Thatcher
Wen
Rayburn Plans Tuesday Vote to Adjourn Until Jan Three
Washington dispatch reports Speaker Rayburn predicts the House will vote Tuesday to adjourn until January 3. The first business session since the November election opened with approval of a $7,000 special appropriation for a calamities investigating interstate migration. The committee had already received $29,090 as the session began.
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House
Washington
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Tamorcow
Tuyheise Uren
No. 158 Holder To Be Included In First Quota
Virzi Milo Jordan of Evans is named to join North Weld’s first draft group bound for induction into the US Army. He replaces Herbert E. Green, who enlisted. Willa D. Mans of Greeley also joins the final quota. The list includes Verdon B. Mouat, Virginia Jordan, Frances Worrel, Rhinefield Grau berger, William D. More, and Benjamin Miller. Induction at Fort Logan follows train dispatch. preparatory steps and nationwide draft procedures are noted amid questions about respondent cooperation.
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Dvans
North Weld
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Ealey
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Aken
Herbert EB
Greeley
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Mouat
Virgit M. Jordan
Evans
Francia
Worrel
Rhinefield
Grauberger
Severance
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Benjamin Miller
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Harry 13
Cattwaldayrat Windsor
Elmer BR. Guitton
168Th Field Arlery
National Guard
Fort Colina
Alex Strauch
William Mayer
Windsor
Mort
Wilmoth Wins By Majority Of 49 Votes In Weld County
Dr C Willioth, Democratic candidate for reelection, won Weld County by 49 votes after official counts showed 13 265 for Wilmoth and 12 564 for Lefferdink in precincts plus absentees. Republican Gal Ireland and Democrat J Griffith contested attorney post. Ireland totaled 16 396 and Griffith 10 927, with Ireland leading county by 4 469.
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Wilmoth
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Mettig
Duce Promises Long Struggle To Beat Greece
Mussolini vows a prolonged war to restore Italy's prestige against Greece. He claims a million-man army and four new aircraft types will dominate, and criticizes Britain as the modern Carthage while recounting Greek losses, pledging revenge and extended fighting. An item also notes a theft of an overcoat on campus.
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Fuycex
Firemen Seek More Help For St Nick Toy Program
Fire department volunteers want more to do in the St Nick toy aid. They have tools paint and materials to repair and repaint dolls and toys for boys and girls, asking residents to bring items to the fire hall or call 72 for pickup.
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Praparadl
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Six Charged in Denver Under Lindbergh Kidnapping Law
Six men named Hallie Eschitman Kerany Burley Lloyd Cayt Darrell Hobs and Clifford Stulzman were charged in a federal kidnapping case. The incident involved abducting and assaulting a person near Julesburg and Chapgell Nebraska on Oct 29, with possible death penalty under the Lindbergh law.
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Wotnau
Othey
Federnl
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Toreier
Chapgell
Nebr
Colorado
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Hallie Esehitman
Kerany
Uurley
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Anu Darrell Hobs
Clifford Stulzman
Jalesbure
Christmas Home Lighting Cash Prize Contest Details
Cash prizes are offered for a Christmas home lighting contest with entries due December 16 at the Chamber of Commerce or associated organizations. Prizes include three district awards of 10 dollars, plus main prizes for the winning display and a downtown lighting program with a 500 dollar fund. Judging will be by Denver officials. winners announced after judging.
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Tenth Street
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Living
Wehting Derview
Christmen House
Denver
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Nocky Mayulath Electrical League
George Taker
Denver Electrical League
Avi Joe Memmond
Aotas
Rafaud
Chambers of Commerce
Downstown
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KIA
Euuruzes
Cornell Refuses Victory After Fifth Down Discovery
New York November 18 An investigation of film from Dartmouth Cornell football shows Cornell had five downs to score their touchdown Dartmouth officials concede the loss in a disputed play Officials and administrators including Cornell athletic director James Lynch and coach Carl Snavely dispute the ruling and acknowledge Dartmouth's victory after review.
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Jane Saturdy
Dartmouth-Cornell
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Cornell
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Dartmouth
A. 8
A. Dastnell
Exntern Intercollegiate Football Association
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Ingex Tain
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Jocen Lynch
Carl Suavely
William H. McGorler
Earl Bintk
Dartmouth LypoWa
Bnavely Whreels MC Arcent
Ennelistons
Offields
Weather Summary for Western States and Nearby Regions
District weather report notes 24 hour period ending February 7 with mixed conditions. Westher Laens shows high 64 and low 22. Colorado forecasts cloudy and colder tonight with snow flurries, Tuesday mainly cloudy with more snow flurries in the north and east and a cooler trend. Wyoming predicts cloudy and cold tonight with chances of snow flurries, Tuesday snow showers and colder east.
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Wyontita
U S Defense Expenditures Reveal Rising Military Outlays
Washington dispatch notes that world powers pour money into military strength while the United States readies major weapon programs. Official figures show annual armament outlays near 50 trillion dollars for major nations, with the United Kingdom and others following. In the U S, defense spending approaches 20 billion annually, with California accounting for the largest share of war materials purchases and New York also prominent. future years are expected to push totals higher as new projects begin.
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Persay
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California
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York
Attic
Rocharia Wate
New Mexico
Colorado
Missing Port Collins Deer Hunter Is Tound
A missing Port Collins deer hunter, 18 Wallace J Hagler, from Fort Collins, was last seen during a hunting trip near the Poudre Canyon. Authorities say a search began after he failed to return, with a note that he had wandered into remote terrain northeast of the canyon and contacted his office.
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Celina New
Wallace J. Hagler
Fort Collins
Fanemann
Olk Hunt
Ta Croke
Awi
False Alarm on 8th Avenue in Greeley Reported
A false alarm occurred on 8th Avenue Greeley near Ninth Avenue and Seventeenth Street at 1 38 p m. The event prompted a response from Bondy.
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Minor Crashes In Weld County Reported
Weld County records show a week ending without adding to a high yearly fatal crash tally. Greeley and surrounding areas reported severe minor crashes with property damage and drivers detained. Officers noted multiple arrests in Greeley and Loveland linked to traffic incidents and a hit and run case involving a Loveland man.
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Ouisite
Inchalad
Ty Aurelia Pompa
Anit
Jno B. Montayn
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Verle Melorbran
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Marton Yatorton
Strent
John Garcia
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Gale
Seven Colorado Folk Die In Accidents
A string of fatal incidents in Colorado and nearby areas reports Virgil Simpson, Augustine Vigil, Pete Vigil, and others killed in car crashes and a boating accident. Victims include Simpson of Denver killed when a crash collapsed a vehicle onto a pole. Vigil brothers die in a Frinsaad collision. Victoria Guitecrer dies in Trinidad hospital. Nearby, Charles Vigli and Glen Holman die in unrelated incidents. A reservoir accident and hunting trip details add to the tragedy, with authorities noting the year's traffic toll in Larimer County.
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Loveland
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Sudan
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Tole
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Tinlad
Democratic Education To Be Discussed At Faculty Club
Forum Meets Tonight in Greeley as civic groups join to discuss improving democracy and democratic education. The event features a panel with Dr. W. D. Armentzaul, W. S. Hunt, and others, followed by a general discussion and a submittal review by a five-group chair.
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Rconaulsite
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