Roosevelt press calls to resume work amid sympathy strikes
President Roosevelt urged steel firms and mine operators to return to work and submit the captive mine union shop dispute to arbitration. He warned sympathy strikes threaten defense production and outlined steps to sustain operations while urging adherence to existing Appalachian agreements and calm in the national emergency.
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British Open Libyan Advance Report From Cairo
Reuters dispatch from Cairo reports the British army penetrated more than 50 miles into Libya and signals the start of a general advance. The winter desert war was expected to draw German and Italian forces from North Africa toward French Tunisia.
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Community leaders plan Northeastern Coast Officers meeting
Approximately 26 members of the Shevilt’s potter and courtesy patrol staffs from Gree fey, along with Judge Benjamin A. Woolcock, are scheduled to attend a gathering of the Northeastern Coasttaile Pesce Officers at Fort Morgan Wednesday night.
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Gus G Anderson
Shevilt
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Obituary: Cleo Bell Mitehall Dies in Pueblo Hospital
Cleo Bell Mitehall, 24, daughter of Dy MM Miktehell of Plerne, died at a Pueblo hospital Tuesday evening. Burial and funeral arrangements are with Salt Brothers Manuary. Survived by her father.
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Santa Claus to Visit Greeley November 29
Telegram from Elver Baker and John Wayes, Greeley trainees, confirms Santa Claus will visit Weld County on November 29. Plans call for a toy gift to each child, with Santa listening to Christmas requests and distributing candies. The entry notes Santa will not appear at Lincoln Park at 1:30 a.m., and emphasizes community turnout for the event.
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Hunter Held For Trespass In Hudson County
Peter Novke a New York man now in Denver seeking work was arrested by a Hudson County Game Warden for trespass on a farm land. He was fined and jailed for four days due to nonpayment. Adkins warned hunters to secure permission before hunting on land whether posted or not. Weld County residents protest local hunting practices and restrict out of state hunters.
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Denver
Thanksgiving Day Closures In Greeley Are Noted
No Tribune indicates Thanksgiving Day closures with city offices and stores shut Thursday while postal windows stay open. Public shows and college activities close Thursday and Friday, resuming Monday. Thanksgiving service set for 10 oclock Thursday at Elrat Presbyterian Church.
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Sugar Act extension approved by House Agriculture Committee
The House Agriculture Committee backed a three year extension of the Sugar Act with a 4 percent quota boost and higher benefit payments. The plan raises the domestic beet sugar payment and sets adjustments for Cuba and other regions, aiming to extend existing rules beyond year end 1944.
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City Adopts New 1942 Budget for Greeley Budget shows $179,540 total funds
Greeley city council adopted the 1942 budget with a 14.5 mill tax levy. General levy 12.6 mills discounted 7 percent set to raise $122,057.12 and an interest levy of 7 mills discounted 7 percent will raise $16,210.76. Total estimated revenue $187,500.14 with a beginning fund balance of about $170,010 for 1942, down from 1941. Administration, fire, police, street, and other department allocations are listed, with notable changes and no carryover for the street fund from 1941. A fire at Boreli Home caused minor alarm but no injuries.
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War talk and diplomatic notes from Washington and London
A series of brief dispatches from Washington London and Denver touch on wartime policy and diplomacy. Senators Pepper and Connally comment on the Pacific war and reciprocal treaties with Great Britain. Mexican oil and finance talks are announced alongside flood control funding and rail labor negotiations. Local regulatory and agriculture labor cooperation themes appear, with officials debating payroll authority and joint union farm programs.
Officials Forced Out of Plane Co By War Dept
Transit era summary notes two Air Associates Inc executives resigning amid War Department actions. Names F. Laroy ill and Herold J. Growiad cited as president and successor as the plant reshapes control. Details are fragmented and unclear.
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War Dept
Weather Snapshot Across States Tonight and Thursday
Local forecast for 24 hours ending tonight calls for highs around 67 and lows near 20. Snow showers are possible in the Colorado S snowbound mountains eastward today with partly cloudy skies tonight. Wyoming expects snow in southern mountains this afternoon and early tonight, otherwise fair, turning very cold Thursday. Montana sees gradual clearing and much colder conditions tonight into Thursday. New Mexico forecasts mostly clear to partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with colder temperatures.
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Colorado
Weygand Likely Relieved From North Africa Post
Reports from Vichy indicate Marshal Weygand is to leave his post in North Africa after conferences with Marshal Petain. U S Ambassador Leahy met with Petain as officials prepared an official announcement expected tomorrow.
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Omaha crew seeks salvage award for German vessel Oilenwald
In Washington on November 1 0 1 a salvage action is filed in the federal district court at San Juan P R H by the Omaha crew and United States government seeking an admiralty salvage award for salvaging the German vessel Oilenwald and its cargo after the Atlantic incident on November 6. The claim specifies the vessel engines machinery tackle apparel and furniture as part of the salvage action.
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Dress and Gasoline Sale Ordinances Repeal Debate
Legal argument and public notice describe Houtchens urging repeal of ordinances limiting women's dress and gasoline sales as city officials argue enforcement challenges. The report covers police court actions, a transporter collision, and comments by city attorneys on enforceability and state law preemption.
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Soviet claims big victory near Novocherkassk
Soviet officials reported a crushing defeat of German forces near Novocherkassk two miles northeast of Rostov on Don. The German high command said Axis forces opened a major new offensive. Moscow said Germans lost thousands of men, 13 tanks, 275 trucks and guns in the battle, while Nazi claims of forward attacks were dismissed by Soviet sources.
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