Patton Breaks German Lines Entering Metz and Germany
British Second and American Ninth and First armies push near Metz and enter Germany from Luxembourg area. Third Army advances toward the Saar, cross near the Moselle, and links with British efforts to isolate Gellenkirchen, with multiple river crossings and armored patrols along the frontier.
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Tetdén
Anche
Third
Formidame
Felt
Germany
Aled Gronlay
Metz
Trontel Sazauli
Mons
Third Army
Luxembourg
Rath
Naythern Saat
Warthine
Saar
Strasbourg
Trooye
Holland
Maes
Metlae
Berid
Venlo
Gellenkirchen
Fenaive
Gellen-kirchen
Aachen
Rom Gellenkirchel
Henaberg
Prammern
U. 8
Ninth Army
Ste Dins
Seymia
America
First Army
Thertiie
Paar
Berlin
Ubrust
Patton
Perl
Qurlog
Germain
Ning
Saar- Souis
Merachweiller
Pattola
Taixermbourg
Danish Nazi Leader Fatally Wounded in Copenhagen Attack
A Danish Nazi leader, Captain Johaan Stahl, described as a major figure of Danish fascism, was fatally wounded when an assassination occurred in Copenhagen. Eyewitnesses recall a streetcar shooting with a suspect fleeing, while authorities treat the incident as a lethal political assault.
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Johaon Stahl
Ogathe
Saanaion
Copenhagen
Reds Flank Nazi Force in Hungary
Soviet dispatch from Moscow dated November 18 reports Red forces flanking a German defense in Hungary near Budapest. Soviets claim deep penetration and a salient threatening German positions as they press toward Győ.
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Hungary
Daniel
Moscow
Budapest
Fis Lue
Goudleast
Selaure
Kalascond
Foresstony
Matyas
Gue Quillés
Gyvétigues
Mulransuuna
Official Count of Votes Cast Nov 7 to Be Completed Monday
Weld county officials prepare to finish the official tally of votes cast on November 7 including absentee ballots. Counts are due by Monday with signatures and precinct verifications ongoing. Final tally will be announced on November 22. Local police note a burglary report at Petere Pop Corn store in Greeley.
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Weld
Wme
Vietting Prey
Orepfion
Wlity Hon
Court House
Greeley
Feters
Patera
Petere Pop Corn
Blore
Poudre River Faces Low Flow And Water Shortages
Drought tightens supply as Poudre River runs low near the canyon mouth. Greeley and Fort Collins face domestic needs with Roy Lenming citing no anticipated shortage for Greeley, while Thompson River releases drop to near zero. Quick freezes worsen conditions. football scores note Colgate Syracuse Purdue Navy Wisconsin Michigan.
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Fort Colling
Greeley
Canon
Roy Lenming
Creeley
Thompson
Lealea
Syeare
Bombs Hit Munster and Vienna in Air Raid Blitz
Allied air forces attacked targets around Munster and Vienna, destroying dozens of enemy planes and bombing rail yards. USAF and British crews, supported by Mustang escorts, struck four northeast Italian airfields near Udine and Aviano, with missions over the Vienna region and other locations in the Alpine area.
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Vareet al
Mileter
Vienna
Milveter
Alguthary
Ilsefon
Munteh
Lunal
Véerona
Vicenza
Verona
Colorado Couple Held in Texas Town
Dal Rio Texas November 18 Sheriff A A Steinmetz said two Colorado prisoners Mildred Phelps and Glen Thornton were brought to Dal Rio on forgery and hot check charges. The pair allegedly used a borrowed car to take Phelps to her Granison home after a failed election bid. The car was later found in Pueblo.
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Colorado
Texas
Saress
Dal Rio
Tex
Sherllf A
Steinmetz
Tax Thornton
Mildred
Phelta
Vestel
Avolie
H F. Moody
Rarl Moyes
Dundson
Cole
H. G. Lashbrook
Glen
Tex) Phornton
Lamar
Gale
Mildred Phelps
J. K. Phelps
Granison
Alesist Lashbrook
Alz
Thornton
M. J. Verzun
Guantzon
Miss Phelps
Tha Verzuh
Pueblo
Mutiny Sentences Reported by Naval Headquarters
The 60 jailed men were sentenced to varying terms up to 16 years for mutiny by refusing to send ammunition. Rear Adm. Amleton H Weight USN, district commander, ruled some offenders faced reductions to eight years due to mitigating circumstances.
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Ban Kranciaco
Inittsl
12Th Naval Oilgirlet
Amleton H. Weight
USN
Bombers Top Rapid in Nonleague Basketball Duel
Pueblo November 17 The Pueblo Air Base Bombers defeated the Rapid City High team 49 to 42 in a non-league game tonight. It was the Bombers fourth straight win. Scoring leader was Pt. Ge X Fon of SEoe.
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Pueblo
Pueblo Ate Base Bombers
Rapid
Ate
Popoee
Pt. Ge x Fon
80 Percent Of War Chest Quota Signed
A list shows campaigns nearing the 80 percent mark with contributions totaling 43 560 of 52 200. Donor groups include FB W Woolworth Co KEKA Hold Gas Fleet service City Water Debariment and various employer and employee donations across multiple organizations and individuals.
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Gfdeley Unites
Paign
Iba
Nonagadona
Sata Ve Ramployen
FB. W. Woolworth Co
KEKA
Ai Liong Club Willasny
Renaira
Warret Wiggin Singer Manufacturing Co
Fi Coto
American Region
Stroh
Port Office
Oily Water Dept
Jap Planes Downed in Battle Reports through November
Wartime dispatches detail Japanese planes downed counts across air battles in early November. Allied air crews claim 248 Japanese aircraft destroyed on the ground and in flight, with US and carrier-based forces contributing to a growing tally.
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Aciertenn Figtter
Pole Taday Endi
Sorer
Daley Wren
Tye
Duwo Ibyes
Pullin Punen
Fieule
Durite
Eas
Caine
Steond St
Ayer Re
Powler
West Flrat
Ave
Iftar
Tos Asu
Pan American Session on Argentina Unlikely
Washington reports prospects for a Pan American conference this year are uncertain as the United States opposes Argentina’s request for a foreign ministers meeting and states it would not support Hamelpuere’s role. a U S document aligns with Mexico’s policy against the plan. R Prather, 28, a Lyons carpenter, pleaded guilty to non-support and faces probation with $80 per month payments. wife and children in Deconey. Winant returns to London after talks with Roosevelt and Hull.
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Washington
Manto
Nura
United States
Audi
Oye- Mexica
Appeaiy
Nts
Prather
R. Prather
Lyors Carpanter
Iul Leeppey
Sla Djairiet
Daconey
Pvt F Lopez Killed in Action in Europe
Pvt F Lopez 19, of east Foster, killed in action with the infantry in the European theater. Parents Mr and Mrs Sancinio Lopez report his death. One of ten children, he served overseas four months after a year in the army. Born near Puebla, he attended Eaton school. Survived by five sisters Patricia Rachel Mary Isabel Hope and four brothers Junior Pole Bob and Johe.
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Frank D. Lover
Ban Boon
Sod
Sancinio Lopez
East Fatoa
War Department
Pvt. Lopez
Puebla
Eaton School
Qurvivora
Patricia
Racheel
Mary
Isabel
Hope
Junior
Pole
Bob
Johe
Weather Report With Mixed OCR Fragments
Weather forecast notes unreliable text with 84 degree day mention. Mentions partly cloudy Saturday with 36 and 17 sugar? Colorada fair today and tonight and changes in temperatures. Sunday shows warmer and gusty conditions.
Thirteen Accepted For Service In North Walt Selective Service
Thirteen men were accepted for military service with sixteen infected and two deferred for further examination out of a group of 31 reporting from the North Walt selective service aboard territory Friday November 10 for preinduction. A report received by the board here Saturday lists seven rejected and held over.
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North Walt
Wha
Hern
Hyn
Thowe
Carl Stethener
Arbo Willam Redman
Rawr Autout Beng
Russell Vernon Nelani
Paul Ichatay
Ray Thang Ariges
Dojovan Leviabter
Raymund Stoorbarge
Herman Wolf
Darrel Culiard Walkaker
Elmon
Oscar Wordrickson
Troshi Dick Takeda
Mosov Kale Tawizake
Poles Capture Italian Ridge Near Rome
Polish troops in the Eighth Army drive seize a ridge five miles south of Faenza, a key communications center in the Bologna–Rhine corridor as Allied forces advance through German defenses. Heavy artillery strikes followed, with continued pressure against opposition.
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Rome
Faenza
Eighth Army
Linck
Mrs Lee Grantham Dies at Weld County Hospital
Mrs. Lee Grantham wife of Thomas Grantham of 1417 Seventh Avenue died Saturday noon after a years long illness at Weld County hospital. She came to Greeley in 1920s and belonged to local groups. Survived by husband and four children, Donald of Richmond California, two sisters in Colorado and Kansas City, and other relatives.
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Tend “Geantham
Thomas Grantham
Grantham
Graeley
Baston Star
Toyal Negima
Spi
Donald Grantham
Richmond
Calif
Lb, Hazen
Greeley
Biewath Richarda
Kanon
Clty
Ated -To
Childrem
Mexican national stabs two at Pueblo station
In Pueblo Colorado November 18 Mexican national A Mexican national stabbed Juan Choa Fajardo and a bystander at Union Station as he drew a knife from his clothes. Police restrained him after officers were wounded and the attacker was overpowered. Fajardo and a bystander were hospitalized with injuries and a man identified as Koman also hurt.
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Nin
Martinozell
Pollice
Koman
Marat Sell
Fajardo
Ag Set
Standerd
Hell
Martiner
Local Grange Leads Bond Sale For Purebred Angus Heifer
The Colorado Grange plans a bond drive at Kersey under the Sixth War Loan to fund a purebred Angus heifer prize for local Grange members. A local auction will judge bonds by member participation and Valley plans, with contact through Francis Crapser at the county agent’s office. Lions Club members help erect a Lyndsey meter device for exhibition at the Carter courthouse hall.
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Angus Waller
Colorado Grange
Aelfing
Mort
Platte Valley
Kersey
Orange
Grange
AL A. Remmey
J. A. Lareen
Nippon Tanks Break Road Block Near Ormoc Front
Nov 18 Philippines report from General Arthur’s HQ describes Japanese tanks breaking an American roadblock as U S 24th Division presses toward Liman I and Inio. American patrols penetrate near Liow, with heavy artillery and fierce fighting as Japanese withdraw from the vine area near Simon.
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MarArthurs
Philippines
We U. 8
Wapertons Ormioe
Liman
Badey
America Patrola Penetratiie Wiebulskirta
Liow
Sertutuna
Ormoc
Fred Hampson
Associated Press
Sak Simon
Wea Arede
Jay
Limon
Inio
Farga Tanka
Bnt
Srr
Tampean
Simon
Ormoc Coreas
Aanajor Etand
Yim
Logre
Ta Sania
Chesoul
Miles Troy
Liu
Alnody Limon Village
Dewicayeu
Indians Adopt Constitution in Denver meeting
Representing 50 American Indian tribes the adoption of a constitution formed the National Congress of American Indians to oversee tribal rights in the United States and Canada. The group proposes a three member executive council and eight councilors, with aims including a Washington legislative presence, a news bureau, scholarships, job training, legal aid, and health department appointments. first annual meeting set for Denver.
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Tresx
Denver
United States
Ferlalis
National Congress of American
Canada
T ‘Cove
Congress
Washington
Dutgrmond Guandliary Inter
Many Pipes Sold To Women In Greeley Tobacco Stores
Greeley tobacco shops report unusual sales of pipes to women with many buyers testing gifts for men. Dealers note cigarette shortages are not severe locally and common brands remain available, though some specialty pipes appear under stock.
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Greeley
Grealey
War Flashes: Allied actions and Albanian fighting update
London reports ongoing combat in Tirana with Albanian capital under military operations. Honolulu notes a major but contained air raid alert near Gam Island with limited aircraft engaged last night. London dispatches allege Germans erecting secret weapon structures in central Norway as allied observers describe restricted districts and forced labor for project work.
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United States Pacific Fleet
Honolulu
Gam Island
Tts
Hema
London
Movintalna
Norway
High Return On Beets in This Region
Regions report rising beet payments as Great Western Sugar conducts November checks. Eaton district growers expect about 13.70 per ton with 32.74 per ton average for beets and 1.16 percent sugar content. Greeley district checks average 15.54 per ton with 4.72 per ton from benefit payments.
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Wall Cokoty
Mgr
Great Western Sugar Company
Eaton District
Fox Beeta
Onunnany
Wanetti
Greeley
Eaton
Tyler
Roward Leeness
Lia
Colorado
Calacado
Police Probe 3 Accidents Involving Multiple Drivers
Police investigated three auto accidents Friday and Saturday. Vehicles driven by Jack Williams of 2021 Sixth Avenue and Jake Krause of Route 4 collided at Ninth Avenue and Sixteenth Street. Walter Sheldt of 2497 Eighth Avenue and Kenneth Weber of 1812 Eleventh Avenue were involved near Thirteenth Street and Winth Avenue. Rev. Charles W. Young of 1455 Tenth Avenue struck a parked car owned by Elizabeth Fort of Urignalafe near 1825 Tenth Avenue.
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Jack Wiliams
Sixth Avenue
Jake Krause
Ninth Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Machinea Delyan
Walter Sheldt
Eighth Avenue
Kenneth We Berner
Eleventh Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Winth Avenue
Charles W. Young
Tenth Avenue
Elizabeth Fort
Urignalafe
Lieutenant Governor Sir James Burry Dies in Queensland
Sir James Burry, aged 73, longtime Lieutenant Governor of Queensland since 1933, has died in Brisbane. The wire service reported his passing on an unspecified date in November. Local officials and the government mourn the veteran public servant and his decades of service to the state.
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Brisbane
Australia
James Burry
Queensland
Growler Submarine Hunts Jap Shipping Near Australia
AHybrid Growler submarine prowls the Pacific coast near Australia seeking Japanese shipping. It engages Japanese cruisers at close range, its captain killed by machine gun fire during combat. Australian shipbuilders in Brisbane report torpedoing targets as plans for Growler’s Pacific deployment are kept confidential.
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Umberra
Australia
Pacific
Southwest Pacific Navy
Fol
Yepalra
Bula Brladane Shipbuilding Firm
Growler
More Tran
Gentroyera Fe
Alnakan Psy rsMyan
New Invasion Of Philippine Islands Likely
Reported in Washington on November 1 that a new invasion of the Philippine Islands appears probable. Officials state that gains in information point to Asian forces attempting to sever the Luzon-Samar guard line as they push toward Leyte and the larger objective of Luzon. The navy cites potential effects on MacArthur’s campaign and suggests reinforcements will come in at a shrinking rate as the enemy concentrates efforts in the Philippines.
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John Me
Brea
Washington
Vowertia
Philippine
Ching
Japan
Macarthur
Dbfa
Yheinforest
Tt Oyte
F Samar
Billig
Yuna
Johnson Intervenes To Cut Red Tape on Soldiers' Ballots
Grand Junction Colorado reports Senator Edwin O G Johnson met with Daily Sentinel publisher Walter Walker and Colorado officials to push for servicemen ballots to be counted before or on November 7. He argues the notarization date, not the postmark, should govern counting. additional talks with War and Post Office Department officials were planned.
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Fastociatid Press
Colo. Ney
United States Senate
Edwin OG. Johnson
Walter Walker
The
Daily Sentinel
Savera
Golorano
Steebnks
Colorado
Fice
Grand Junction
Elatéd
Robert Cutler
War Department
Washington
Post Office Department
Johnson
Army Post Office
Seven Island Grove Employees Appeal to Stay
Seven Island Grove Insitol workers appeal to county commissioners to reconsider Mrs. Fuqua resignation as superintendent after 12 years in charge. Signers include E. Reynovis Minnie B. Shiffins Anna L Wise Hazel Ainegardner and others in a Saturday letter.
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Seven Island Grove
Islan Grove
Elizabeth Fuqua
Taya
Ehy County Commissioners
Fuqua
Palani Grove
Foye
E. Reynovis
Minnie B. Shiffins
Anna L Wise
Fattie Neely
Evelyn Tume
Hazel Ainegardner
De Gaulle Accepts Soviet Invite to Moscow Visit
Moscow reports that Gen. Charles De Gaulle has accepted a Soviet invitation to visit Moscow and establish personal contact with the Russian leader. The move signals a thaw in Franco Soviet relations as De Gaulle is expected to arrive shortly.
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Moscow
Neely Tass
Charles de Gaulle
Vislt Moncow
Ruaclin
Mrs Olive Miller Dies at Age of 88
Mrs Olive Miller age 88 died Saturday morning at her home 202 Thirteenth street after long illness. Daughter Mrs Belle Furse of Omaha cared for her. Resident of Greeley since 1928 she was a lifelong member of Firth Methodist church. Survived by son We F Wurse of Newbace plus nine other kin including Mrs B D Meren of Medford Ore and N W Randall of Oakland Cal. Six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Services Monday at 2030 from Macra Mortuary drawing room with interment Linn Grove cemetery.
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Olive Miller
New Home
Thirteenth Street
Belle Furse
Omaha
Nova
Miller
Mlle
Millar
Greeley
Firth Methodist Church
B.D. Mereuon
Medfont
Ore
N. W. Randal
Oakland
Mlacen
Attu HJ
Wales
H. F. Gess
Olive Mealer
Lit Helon
Raab
Mondey
Macra
Linn Grove
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