G.O.P Blocks End of Congress by Narrow Vote
Washington reports Republicans and several Democrats united to defeat an adjournment motion in the House by 191 to 148. The action delays recess through Christmas, keeping both chambers in session while minor legislation proceeds.
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Lenint
Thia Historie
Jhouse
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House
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Enders
Jesus
Taylor
D.cald
Newamen
Martin
Massachusetts
Cole
Burney
Leadsra
Olyihervice
Cecamerae New Housi
Éthe
Heselon Taday
Ain Danuel
British Freighter Pursued by Russian Cloud Weasel
A Nov 15 radio report from New York said the British freighter Jedmoor, 700 miles west of Portugal, was pursued by a Russian patrol aircraft cloud Weasel. The vessel reported its position at 19 12 p m standard time as it remained under threat.
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Ft Associated Triasoc
New York
Nokay Radio
Imn
U S Red Cross Gives Twelve Million for War Relief
The American Red Cross announced fund disbursements totaling 12,338,508 for war relief across ten nations. The aid supports civilian welfare, medical care, and humanitarian programs as efforts continue amid global conflict.
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U.S. Red Cross
Washington
Nav
The
Aerican Red Cross
Swedes repay $15 million U S debt in brief time
Swedes repay the balance of a 15 million dollar credit from the United States granted on March 8, about eight million used. The report notes quick repayment and mentions related international financial actions and aviation day proclamation.
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Associated
Pers Waabrogtan
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Sweden
United States
Six Volunteer Recruits for Fort Logan Induction
The northern Weld district volunteers, six men, depart Tuesday for Fort Logan for medicals and induction under the Selective Service Act. A Tribune photo shows the depot sendoff with draft board members and volunteers from Weld County, including Harry W. Fare and Jacob Hasbrouck Sr., plus several local residents from Evans, Greeley, Evang, Severance, and nearby towns.
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Rovy
Harry W. Fare
Jacob Hasbrouck
Barjamin Miller
Evang
Virgil M. Dardan
Evans
Prancia L. Worrell
Greeley
Wiliam D. Mose
Aninehold Grauneraer
Severance
Vernon EB. Moffat
Gres
War Wires Report Bombers Striking Midlands Industrial Area
A wartime dispatch notes bombings near the Midlands Industrial section at Zingtind tochant as reports spread across the United States and possessions. Officials urge caution as air raids continue and telegraph news feeds relay updates from Associated Press and other agencies.
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Urersd Tunisoa
Nor Tree Fears
Midlands
Zingtind Tochant
Se Exchanga Telegraph Agency
Bombers Attack German Oil Works Near Leipzig
From Lomley dated November 19 a war communiqué reports Allied bombers attacked the German Symbetle Oil Works at Jenna near Leipzig. The blast and fire were described as severe with damage to the oil facility and surrounding area.
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Leipzig
Lanuciaies Press
Lomley
Origisn
Italians Claim British Repulsed in Isle Attack
A Rome report states Italian forces repulsed a British attempt to seize Guidura in the Dodecanese. The high command announced the engagement today amid ongoing island conflict in the region.
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Asbosiares Cerzes
Rome
Novi
Alalina
Wir Fayees
Guidura
Dodecanese
Germans Claim Ten British Ships Sunk Off England
Berlin reports the German high command states ten British ships totaling £7,220 were sunk off England by submarines and bombers. Three more ships were damaged as the attack continued tonight.
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Asnoeldet
Berlin
Kore
Agiind Gratnday
Inet Nacht
Uo? Uy Diya Bombere
Six Volunteers Leave Here for Fort Logan Draft
Denver area men from Grestey to Evans and surrounding towns join northern Weld county volunteers in the first Colorado draft move. The group includes L. Larson, 26, Fort Lupton, horse-breaker. Richard Williady Bush, 24, Keenesburg, farmer. Henry Thiesen Lunschen, Stu Reggen, farm workers. plus Willan D. Mops, Rhineheld Grauberner, Benjamin Miller, Virgil M. Jordan, Francis L. Worell. They travel to Fort Logan with board officials and await physicals and Army processing. The men express belief the move does not signal war and expect to return after training.
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Ward
Teele
Sarvice
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Aes Laybourns L. Larson
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Keenesburg
Henry
Thiesen Lunschen
Stu Reggen
Greelay
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Fort Ban
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Severances
Benjamin Miller
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Virgil M. Jordan
Francis L. Worell
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Dhate
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Granlay
Ber Bf .Tie
William I. Welly
Lloyd A. Eldrent
Eneid No. 1
Benjamin
Muller
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Weather report glimpses from Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico
Fragmented forecast notes show partly cloudy conditions across Colorado and Wyoming with generally fair to colder Wednesday periods. New Mexico expected cloudy to partly cloudy with a cold shift along the Continental Divide tonight. temperatures pegged around mid 20s to 40s in scattered locales.
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Beet Tops Upset On Driver After Wagon Crash
Road conditions and heavy rain caused multiple crashes on Monday morning near Creeley and Lucerne. One man, 59 year old Lindrum, was buried under his wagon load but escaped serious injury. A second collision near Lucerne involved Theo Kurz fleeing a pedestrian with an umbrella. No serious injuries reported. minor vehicle damage noted to several cars and wagons.
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Courteau Patrol
Europa Hit at Dock in Bremen Says British Office
The Europa liner, one of the Alania class, was hit amidships while in Bremen dock. The Associated Press reports the ship completed her maiden voyage on March 25, 1080, and set a westward crossing record of four days, 17 hours, and minutes. Greek request for US military supplies aid is being reviewed.
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Bremen
Lou Tne
Alantia
Berthoud Man Held Here for Drunk Driving
Berthoud resident Hesman Korthas, 36, arrested by Comtay Patrol for drunk driving and jailed in Weld County. Jake Thitty of Fort Warren held on drunken driving. additional local arrests and fines listed for several defendants in Fort Collins and nearby towns.
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Union Pacific
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Joe P. Gavelot
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Vanelli
Soga
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Fort Collina
Charles Cainidten
Fort Lawton
Emmott Al‘var
German Bulgarian Drive On East Soon Rumored
In Kern Switzerland a Greek spokesman said Greece expects a German Bulgarian drive on the east to be possible at any hour. The Greek high command has taken all necessary steps to meet such an attack on Greece.
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Switzerland
Aegeanova
Salonika
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Macefonao
Bulgaria and Romania Likely to Join Axis Soon
Italian sources report that Bulgaria and Romania are expected to join the Axis in forthcoming war moves led by Germany and Italy. Spain's stance awaits Ramon Serrano Suner’s return from Madrid as talks with Adolfo Suarez continue.
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Hungary Next on List For Axis Powers
Berlin dispatch reports Hungary set to join axis discussions this week as Italian and Bulgarian leaders plan talks. German and Italian foreign ministers Ribbentrop and Count Galeazzo Ciano travel from Perchtegden to Vienna after invitation to Premier Count Pál Velkey and foreign minister Kálmán György Gouky. The visit accompanies other diplomatic moves amid wartime talks.
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Jongh You Ribbentrop
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Perchtesgndan Tony
Vienna
Count Pal Velcky
Mirtater Capnt
Latvan Gouky
Wulfgarlans
Jdua Thera
Envoreer
Census Totals Show U S Population Rise in 1940
The 1940 census reports the United States and territories total population at 150,362,328, up 13,257,000 or 9% from 1930. By territory and mainland, the gain reflects rapid growth over the past decade, with the continental population at 131,680,881, an 7% rise.
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Washington
United States
Ile
Winter Snow Returns To Colorado On Light Fall
A winter weather pattern returns to Colorado bringing light snow and below average temperatures. Snow amounts include over an inch in parts of Greeley and up to higher accumulations on mountain passes while Denver and northeastern regions report mixed conditions and improving forecasts for Thanksgiving travel. Roadways vary from fair to cautious, with airlines adjusting schedules and forecasts calling for clearing skies later in the day.
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Tabni Bar Tass
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Wyoming
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Federal Weather Bureau
Three Die in TNT Plant Blast in Nobel Territory
Nobel, Oritarte, Nov. 18 report a blast at the TNT division of De Tone Trutietles Limited. Company officials say 3 are dead and the total casualties and missing remain undetermined as investigators search for others.
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Krupp Works Halved Output Reported by British
British sources say Krupp factory production in Basen Germany was cut by about half amid wartime disruption. The notice notes widespread industry slowdowns in western Germany and mentions civil service exam details for the Indian Service and a laboratory merchandise line in Washington.
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Eight Overcome In Fire Aboard U S Battleship in Camden Yard
Camden, Nov. 19. Eight workers were overcome by fumes from burning rubber when a riveter s torch started a fire in the New York Shipbuilding yard. One man, George R. Nonsuch of Camden, was hospitalized with asphyxiation but not burned. The South Dakota, under construction, and other ships in the Washington class are discussed amid the fire. An investigation attributed the blaze to an accidental welding torch incident.
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Greece Appeals To Free Nations for Assistance
Greece appealed to free nations in May to aid its war against Italy. Press minister Nikolaoudis urged that aid not be misread by Greek gains and asked for maximum air support from the United States and Britain. He compared Greece's position to Finland's a year earlier as troops moved from Koriza after two weeks of fighting in Albania.
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Pendergast Insurance Indictments Dismissed
Federal indictments against J. J. Pendergast and two others charging conspiracy in the Missouri insurance case were dismissed today at the request of the U S district attorney Merrill B Otis. Judge A Lea Wyran presided. R E O Malley and A I McVormack were named.
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A. Is
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St. Sos
Juan Ace Mean
Hirea Minates
Youngest brigadier general becomes West Point superintendent
One of the youngest generals in the Army, 41 year old Robert Eleneb erger was named the 28th superintendent of the U S Military Academy at West Point on November 16. A veteran of the Mexican border and Siberian campaigns, he succeeds Major General Hennington who served four years at the post before transferring. General Eichelberger attended from San Francisco to assume duties at Camp Blending.
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Eleneberger
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