Ships to North Atlantic Will Be Armed First
Secretary of the Navy Knox announced that ships plying to wool from northern Europe would be the first American merchant vessels named under the policy. He said the second priority would be Red Sea routes and third would be South Atlantic traffic. Armed ships will carry large guns and armament is staged by assessed danger of voyages.
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Washington
Knox
Europe
Navy
Kanx
Red Sea
South Atlantic
Roosevelt Yrste Day
Park
Wille Itussia
Tox
Shattinen
Hussisa
Archangel
Navy Department
Catholic Bishops Brand Nazism and Bolshevism Threats
Washington November 18. The Catholic bishops at a United States meeting urged prayers for the nation and expressed strong opposition to Nazism and Bolshevism. They affirmed support for adequate defense, warned against extremism, and called for unity under church authority to preserve civilization and moral values.
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Asseh Prem
Washington
Calolle Wshops
United Btaies
Chely Emual
Pueblo Reporter Killed While Hunting Near Greengay
Pueblo Nov. 18 Aasostated Press reports Lifford Lees a Pueblo Star reporter was shot and killed while hunting near Greengay. McCaffrey executive of the Purdi Community chest accidentally discharged a gun wounding Lees fatally. A funeral will follow at Ordway at 7 p.m. today.
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Pueblo
Lifford Leesas
Pueblo Ster- Sourant
Diesfay
Greengay
Lens
Mfd McCattrey
Tig Purdip Community Chest
McCaffrey
Yeng
Mr. Lees
Lees
Stardegynal Fa
Mitac WH
Root
Florerne Eiliem
Tisise
Ordway
Weld Laborers Return to WPA Jobs in Area
Local workers rush back to Works Progress Administration projects as district officials announce resumption of WPA work in a few days. Nearly 100 applications for WRA employment have been received in recent days.
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Tanorera
WPA
F. JD. Healey
WRA
Nomura Optimistic On Peace Talks As War Looms
Nomura arrived at the Washington State Department optimistic about Japanese American peace prospects while Premier Togo reported Japan’s army is ready for any change. Ernst Udet, once a German ace, was cited in the United States amid war talk and technical efforts in Germany. The Tokyo diet heard notes on Kurusu’s mission and Japan’s Rowe-Herilu-Tokyo alliance obligations amid warnings of potential escalations.
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Nomura
Japan
Etalea
Thuseia
Japaveen
Aduiral
Shigotare Bhimada
Tokyo
Eif
Washington
Japanesa Am Pescator
Klebtsuyira
State Department
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Norguyn
Nicol
Togo
Jupin
Boscow
Ingan
Yoga
Dict
Kurusu
China
Winish
Srikeatioctad
West
Virginie
Owthy
Almit
Mens Nil
West Wigan
Kentucky
Alabama
Tina
Tia Law
German air hero Udet dies testing new weapon
Castorined prose recalls Ernst Udet once famed World War ace and Nazi era figure killed in an accident while testing a "new weapon." Official note says he died en route to hospital. born June 22, 1898. legendary flier credited with downing 62 enemy planes and pioneering Alpine sorties.
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Prissy Terlin
Udet
Uset
Adolt Iberg
Uder
United States
Cleveland
Walter K. Wanamaker
Colurthus
Viel
Frankforton-Main
Alps
Arelie
Lent Riefenstahl
Hermann Guering
Inter
Aimorcd
Weather Local Forecast Snapshot
Weather outlook for 21 hours ending today. Montane regions report light snow and intermittent snow showers with clearing by Wednesday. Northern mountains see snow east tonight and in the mountains, with colder southeast tonight. Continuous cloudiness over Montana with a chilly trend into Wednesday.
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Coley
Tonlehe
New Mexico
Sangre de Cristo
Jemez Mountains
Continental Divide
Montana
Weld To Get 20000 For Child Health Initiative
Weld County announces a 20000 annual program for child health covering medical and surgical treatment and hospitalization for indigent children. Dr. W. Wilson says services will be administered by the Weld County Trealist Unit with federal and county funding, starting Jan. 1 and yearlong through July 1. A pediatric team will oversee care and eligibility while a full time medical social worker handles qualification and travel costs for patients. An orthopedic surgeon from Denver, Dr. He Barnes, will present treatment demonstrations in December at the Little Theater.
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W. 4. Wilson
Mondiay
Well County Medical Society
Weld County Trealist
Wilson
Awfitolr
American Society of Pediatrics Ji Weld Comuy
Donn Barber
Trany Peppers
Pediabrichihs
Government Planners Would Place Post-War Industry Under Control
Government planners weigh postwar industrial control with two schemes. One would guarantee full output and employment by production quotas and government buys. The other would channel funds into urban redevelopment and infrastructure, including rails highways and power projects, to stimulate private enterprise.
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Dy Frangis M. LE Hay
Washington
Thomt
Roosewall Churchill
Federal District Prosecutor to Probe Methodist Conscientious Objector
Los Angeles November reports indicate the Federal District Prosecutor will investigate Methodist Church officials and a conscientious objector case tied to Henry Kelly Vollman. The clash involves induction defiance, church leaders, and local defense boards amid ongoing legal scrutiny.
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Methodist Church
Los Angeles
Fleet Palmer
Jetney
Henry Welly Jos
Kwitns
Radfants
Cnilt
Terminal Island
Wa Conscientivis
Kate
Transcientiows Objection Committee
Santhern
California-Atkona Conferanes
Claireh
Dishon James
Baker
Lem Angesee
Whhlske Martin
Nator
Wilshire
Waltey Cr. Dackner
Soviet Claims Germans Flee In Underwear
Soviet dispatch says German troops were thrown back 60 miles south of Moscow by a counterattack, many fleeing in underwear. Leningrad front forces claimed gains around the old capital, while German claims cited artillery impact near Leningrad. In Crimea, German air forces bombed Sevastopol as infantry fought near the city defenses.
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Moscow
Leni Fon
Ryeman
Leningrad
Crimea
Adolf Hiller
Savastopol
Rugaia
Great Lack Spa
Nal
Chest Directors Report Progress
Chest Directors report progress on community chest fundraising in Greeley. Public manager Bays Meece Wilkinson says the campaign aims to raise 25 dollars per household and canvassing will continue through the campaign period to support local businesses and the chest objective.
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Clint
Greeley
Three Die in Crash Of Big Bomber
A World War II bomber crash near Amity, 13 miles south of here, killed three crew members and left searchers scouring inaccessible terrain. Authorities pursued reports of a parachute and a missing crewman, as weather hindered recovery efforts and the search extended into the night.
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Ner- Jean
Cinatian Offteta
Amity
Here
Blaze Polity
K. WW. Osnelett
Link
Ayer
Maryland to Adopt New High School Making Methods
Dr. Wrinkle, director of College High School, outlines nine years of experiment in marking and reporting in a book titled The New High School In the Making. Supervisor Warkine urges adoption of the plan through public reading by Maryland teachers, with plates showing the program in action.
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Eeley
Maryland
Willan B. Wrinkle
College High School
Ant
Farle T. Wawkine
Treatate
Bag
Wrinkie
Ihmse Ova Publica
Hong
Dy. Wrinkle
Ie American Book Company
Guards To Keep Order In Two Coal Mine States
Denver hunters threaten pheasant season across Weld and nearby counties prompting calls for armed deputies to guard farms and deter intrusions. Officials note hunts may reduce pheasant numbers while farmers fear livestock losses and protest state openings.
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Uvirel Une
Vedherth
Whitch
Denver
West County
Board of County Commissioners
Sare
Jolke Co
Sh and Fume
Birk Pb
Securities Market Remains Undecided
New York and Washington reports show no decisive stock move as markets wait on labor and international impact. Police officials in Staten Green reported a quiet day with no major events, while traders watched the Reed Street area for further developments amid mixed signals from Wall Street.
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New York
Washi Lou
Theatre Manager Change and Local Liquor Debate in Loveland
M Lofgren appointed manager of Kiva Theatre in Lincoln after a career across Greeley Sterling Tark Theatre and Colville Springs. He travels with wife and family. successor in Greeley named as Chief Viealra. Loveland faces a city council decision on cocktail lounge licenses with petitions opposing liquor licenses and public debate.
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Lanister
Wen Boake Heer
Geeley
Tilda Metoter
Lofgren Betan
Greeley
Ager
Sterling Theater
Colvailo Springs
Puselim
Colorado
Lincoln
Mtnus
Gotgren Ree
Cooper Brue
Prises
Loveland
Truck Tire Blast Triggers City Inquiries
A loud blast in Greeley Monday at 9 23 PM near Eleventh Avenue and Ninth Street prompted numerous inquiries from residents and police. Witnesses described a heavy explosion, with reports tying it to a burned tire or wheel incident and a distant trailer. Investigations continue as officers seek a clear cause and potential suspects.
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Greeley
Guerley
Denek
Eleventh Avenue
George T. Wisner
Meelfth
Wisner
Staner
Allires
Jerewid
Bowe
Denry
Caine
Holle
Gakelinge
Tina
Masini
Firth Street
Onllitis
Union Thanksgiving Day Service at City Churches
Union service scheduled for Thanksgiving Day at 10 00 am at Ninth Avenue and Fortieth Street with Rev B A Sahl delivering a sermon on Let us Give Thanks Borgquist will provide music. Charity collection for Greely causes. Members of all Greeley churches urged to attend. An additional service at 11 00 am at Eighth Avenue and Fourteenth Street by Christ Scientist church Clifton. Public invited.
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Boe
Iiving
Oelors
Plest Mersbglerian
Ninth Avenue
Foirtesith Street
B.A. Sahl
Firat Methodist Church
Tie Seremon
Fan Borgquist
H. A. Hagemeter
Fivat
Evangelical Church 13
Dutrnoses
Greeley
Chavel
Christ, Scientist
Roosevelt Stakes Out Stand on United Mine Workers Strike
President Roosevelt declared the United Mine Workers strike dangerous to national production and signaled use of federal power to protect defense output. He urged Congress to authorize action while labor leaders pressed for union demands and opposed a broader coal stoppage. Alabama mobilized troops as 200 workers moved to protect a steel plant amid mounting tensions.
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West Wressh
Washington
Roosevelt
Win United Mine Workers
Gheer
Cinerea
Tose
Tiaak
Resoluinn Wits
Quinn
fAlsgent
Munzart
Felix
Saunders
Vite Pester
Tatovd
Weiner
Wars
Lyons
le Yresident
Adminketearion
Hasse
D. Tex
Alabama
Albania
Iyak Dixon
Stibite Finie Patio
Ponti Ee Cant
Wonsun
Wren
Thxon Fl
APL Reprergantatives
Thy
Azslamce
Meare
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