Corporate Dividends Increase Across Industries
Nov 20 report notes higher corporate dividends amid war era revival. Major firms including cement, steel, and aero suppliers announce cash payouts. Pennsylvanian and Bridgeport concerns lift common stock dividends to 2.25 per share, with some firms issuing extra or preferred dividends. Strong demand boosts earnings power and investor cheer across sectors.
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Frederich
Stork
Enterprise
Armarlea
Ran
Telaphone
Welesrapht
Gayablasta
Sosvlar
England
Rene
dietdondaZlione
Steins Bend
Rtnckboldpra
Esteos Boe
Ainone
Pennarivanis-Dixly
Cement Corp
Mons
United States
Bridgeport
Conta
Wall Street
Syédlertag
Banta Fs
Alralané
Eirplane Manufacturing
S Uppity Industries
Tha Clare
Aero Supply Manufacturing Co. Inc
Carry
Kogatane Steele and
Witte
Coy Peuria
Stone & Webster
Inca Ardared
Natoman Co
California
Saféway Stores, Inc
Wastern Food
Cbhale
Newport. Industries
Firemat
Manufacturing Co
Hungary Joins Axis in Hitler Plan for Southeast Europe
An Allied dispatch from Vienna on November 20 reports Hungary aligning militarily, politically, and economically with Germany and Italy, binding to a joint war pact that could draw other powers into Europe or Asia. Turkish officials in Ankara oppose use of Bulgaria by any German troop movement and warn Turkey may resist if Germany advances toward the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Axis
Hitler
Europe
Turkey
Puehret Adolf Ttley
Pol Teleky
Tiungary
Istvan Caaky
Imperial Nthe
Joachim You Ribbentrop
Tter
Balkans
Greece
Baghdad
Suez
Tullebentrop
Ankara
Bulgaria
Gvourteh Co
Rabboy Manu
Waedermach, Inc
Hartferd
Borte
Germany
Gulgeria
Matcea
Mediterranean
Thanksgiving food baskets prepared by Creeley Lincoln pupils
Lincoln elementary and center high school pupils gathered and packed 26 Thanksgiving baskets. Donations included jars of jelly, potatoes, onions, carrots, and other foods totaling plentiful baskets for distribution before Thanksgiving. Marion Miller and other students assisted in packing and delivering the baskets.
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Creeley
Lincoln
Faciool
Asincoln School
Fipis
Marion “Miller
Decker
Ethels Lee
Spud Marketing Hearing To End Potato Sales In Denver
The agriculture department announced a public hearing in Denver on December 2 to consider a federal marketing order for Irish potatoes produced in Colorado. The program would prohibit Western interstate shipment of culled potatoes and aims to improve price and practice for growers and shippers.
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Spud
Denver
Washington
Agriculture Department
Golorada
Fragmentary Industrial Names and Payments Note
A garbled OCR fragment lists various company names and figures, mentioning payments around 150.8 and 60 cents, with references to Penick Ford Ltd, Khrabee Hines, DiverHairie, Hurricon Nedy Feenld, Amertes, Roeter Dochler, and a aluminum products producer. The text is incomplete and nonsensical, offering no coherent event or outcome.
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Coyamun
oUnign Facilie Railroad
Gant Iterld
Penick,Ford, Ltd
Cory Products
N- Khrabee
Hines
Man
DiverHairie
Amertes
Fatal stabbing on California street prompts investigation
A 45 year old woman was stabbed to death in a California street dispute Tuesday. Eyewitnesses James Dpanell and E.B. Ez. F Jerrod reportedly saw the assailant and the victim collide over a payment dispute. The victim died within minutes from chest wounds, and investigators are pursuing leads as neighbors described a quarrel over money.
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Denver
Filho
California
Hela
James Odpanell
Jerrod Bela Bares
Jodgerafanid
Andsewa
Dallrays
Weather Forecast for Colorado and Nearby Areas
Weather summary shows mostly warmer conditions with rain and snow chances across the east and west portions. Tonight brings variable precipitation, with rain or snow likely in the south and east though some areas remain partly clear. Thursday brings warmer temperatures with unsettled skies and showers in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Nounlalas Ratiga
Saunders Spent Funds On Governor Campaign Misstated Costs
Denver dispatch reports Secretary George B. Saunders charged $4,087.04 to campaign funds in his governor bid, directing a rework and showing discrepancies in expenditures amid campaign finance scrutiny.
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Denver
Glats
George B. Saunders
Fhoris Saunders
Welds Draft To Vancouver Reported May Ten Reach Fort Logan
Weld county volunteers left home Tuesday to report for duty at Fort Logan. They were assigned to the MSI Engineers at Fort Logan while a larger reorganization shifted air corps duties and stationing plans. An official note indicated transfers from Denver and Washington Barracks to Vancouver later in January.
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Weld County
Tinsday
Fort Logan
Tin Golerade
Denver
Balis
Prolire
Elianigs
Ue 18Th Anginesra Wond
Ancoiver Barracks
Washington
Aithn
Anumineemay
Wis Tekin Citieens
Port Logan
City Tax Levy Drops Amid Valuation Shifts
County Treasurer C. A. Whiteaide reports a reduced overall tax levy for the city due to reassessment. Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District cuts mainly drive the decrease, with changes in county valuation influencing the 1941 levy. Greeley losses reflected in lower base taxes. 1940 figures show taxes paid, while 1942 preparations loom.
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Greecy
Utfien
C. al. Whiteaide
Colorado
Sud County
Agua Sea
Will Ralny
Birmingham Under Severe Night Air Raid Similar to Coventry
Reports from London describe a heavy night raid on Birmingham, with hundreds of German bombs and extensive industrial damage. The attack mirrors Coventry’s devastation, raising fears of high casualties in two Midlands towns as factories and transport links suffer.
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Birmingham
Coventry
eAssort
F. London
Nest Pomberwoody
Ryglanit
Kramburg
Dremen
Kiel
Milltltys
Coventey
Herlin Call
Birninghemia
England
Ite
Hunter Andunitiana Nous
London
Landon
Belialn
Collins
Covent
Wirminghow
Heporis
Thany
Coventrir
Davao
Conjdential
Eoutheast
Greeley State Grad Involved in Murder and Crisis Report
A Greeley State graduate of the Colorado State College of Education, Childers, is linked to a murder and a personal crisis. The note found by authorities references a plan to kill Mrs. Andrews, with details of theft and threats. Deputy Gus Economy, a former Colorado State College graduate, commented on the case as investigators pursued the evidence.
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Cassociates Prevet
Denver
Jans
Childers
Espobellhon
Colorado States College of Education
Jose D- Erum
Mia
May Andrews
John McAlater
Andrews
Krum
McAlister
Mr. Andrews
Anirawe
Delectiera
Gus
Lrum
United States
Failippines
Colorady State College of Briveation
Gracley
Bron
Califasnia
Explanaien Fur UK
No Tribunes Tomorrow Observed Amid Thanksgiving Break
The paper notes no Tribunes tomorrow and mentions a publish delay on Thursday November 24. Thanksgiving week closures affect public schools and all campus organizations with a day off on Wednesday afternoon and Friday.
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Phanksatyna
Greeley
College
Giant U S Bombers to Britain With Norden Bombsight
Army announces release of 46 large four engine B-17 type bombers to Britain, equipped with Norden bombsight, to bolster Royal Air Force. Planes weigh about 40,000 pounds each, powered by Wright Cyclone engines, delivery delayed by engine shortages and D-Day timetable.
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Eigit Culeasen
Grengral
George C. Macshall
Aviary
Sloff
Marshall
A- Yeas
San Diego
Adler
Uray
Hriden
Oe Bourne
Aml Adeody
Britain
Thesa Panos
Fritieh
Morahall
Ehanel
Govzasiny
Icy Roads Spark Weld County Collision Wave
Icy curves on Weld County highways trigger numerous crashes across the region. Drivers reduced speed to about 20 mph as sand and cinders were applied on major routes, with several trailers and cars damaged but few injuries reported, and law enforcement urging extra caution on slick stretches near Fort Lupton and Berthoud.
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Fhansastving Diy
Uwe Stile Hoshveay
Courtney
Weld
M. Teansport
James Re Karlen
Denver Shuile
Willems Martine
Grantoy
Dunes
Setar
Curyta
Solan Sahd
Denver Wansday
Cantary
A. Berger
Patol
Petral
Ryens
Mt & P.m
Denver
Foe
Warthy
LaSali
Ray Riandin
Gadotta
Einach
Burtty
Worthuiy
LaSalle Fnl
Reyy
Dowiver
Fort Lupton
Ruvklera
Ted
TL Cowl Taswilay
Harman Karina
Berthoud Rotte Phe
W. Hh. Adams
Hay Quintana
Bofme Jiniga Adams
Costa
Beian
Herthoud Pass
Continental Divide
James P. Sa Jane Jr
Maintanance Chtat
Loveland Ones
Soma
Reils
Solan
Berhow
Marning
Fort Tota
Wegar
Wednanday
Samiel HB
Iwarnhaydt
Third Avenue
Gréecley
Tha’ Jtwar
Stimson Seeks Major Housing Projects at Lowry and St Logan
Washington is briefed on urgent housing expansions proposed by Secretary Sigipor. The plan includes a 42-unit project at Lowry Field near Denver and a large complex near Fort Logan, with military installations to be affected. A total investment around $99,000 is requested, as outlined in the latest government notes.
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Stimson
Lowry and
St. Logan
Washington
Peretannel
Lowey Tield
Benroy Snl
Avi
Denver
Lowey Piel
Awellings
Army
Flr Corna
Forkhorm
Simson
Strika at Steel Works Syracuns Strike at Gevellin Steel
A confused report describes workers at the Gevellin Steel company facing a strike at the four Inlepord plant with references to unions and transportation issues. Names and dates appear garbled but imply labor action and federal involvement over livestock theft concerns and regulatory measures.
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Strika
Syracuns
Einlepord
Gevellin Steel Company
Roadway Collision Report From Johnstown Intersections
An accident summary notes multiple vehicle crashes at city intersections on a Wednesday. Drivers including Robert Stedmoad, Conrad Fahrone, and Ernest J. Schwiil were involved. charges issued for reckless driving as police investigated.
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Johnstown
Robert Stedmoad
Milliken
Delro
Owens
Miner Nuta
Tre Fireetoy
Gov
Conrad Fahronebrich
Touts
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Saunders
Vancouver
G Nison
Wis
3Roaroid
Ike On Gas
Secitas
Isu Angeles
Can Aviation Co
Greeley State Grad
U.S
Charles L.tvenkulm
Gretiny
Jeatleo
Puro
Asante
Atuvuns
Army High Command
McCarran
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