Rome says base taken by Greeks in Albania front
Nov. 22 report from Athens says Italian high command sent reinforcements to recapture Mottta after bombardment. Greek forces 25 miles from the frontier claimed control of Koritza, 26 days after the invasion began, with Greek troops and ships pressing against Italian positions along the Albanian-Greek frontier. Reports from Belgrade say Greek forces crossed into Albania near Koritza, with victories celebrated despite Italian setbacks.
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Alea
Fasclet
Tiridah
Mullen
Leroi
Tostles
Britta
Ratleaad
Matruh
Enyst
Ali Intrilelda
Casspetntel Pest
Athens
Koritza
Albania
Greece
Idvaston
Kortizu
Eod
Salonim
Kotitea
Cof Kowktze
Hhseth Aibarda
Borgans Dies in Wednesday Funeral Rites
Obituary notes that Oliver George Borgans of Milliken died Wednesday after extended illness. The Borgans family, long settled in the area, mourns his passing as funeral services are arranged with local undertakers and relatives honoring his memory.
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Oliver George Borgans
Milliken
Agricultural Committee Head Resigns Amid Court Confusion
Fragmentary notice reports the resignation of the agricultural committee head amid unclear court filings and a disrupted schedule. Readable fragments indicate a resignation action and possible related vacancies or administrative rearrangements.
Fletcher Randerson Dies at 73 in Grover Area
Fletcher Randerson, longtime Grover resident and rancher aged 73, died Friday afternoon at Grocley Hospital after a lengthy illness. Survived by brothers and other relatives, services pending in the Grover district.
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Fletcher’Randerson
Grover Mintrict
Grocley
Biary L
Potlack
Gage
Okla
Patrol Warns of Icy Highways in Colorado
Strong winter storm warnings spread across northeastern Colorado as snow and ice created hazardous driving. In Greeley and Fort Collins motorists faced slippery roads and multiple minor wrecks while state crews mobilized to treat highways. A fatal crash east of Denver killed a Fort Collins woman. authorities investigated several incidents and urged caution for Friday travel.
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Greeley
Fort Collins
Associated Prva
Denver
Nev
Hago
Cola
Rocky Mountain
A. Duress
Bar Buabond
J. A. Buress
Hart Collins Carpenter
HR Mraneport Truck Flye
Hugg
Highway 40
Iropast
Raneport
John ‘T. Brownrigg
Kansas City
Biress
Toateht
Conscription Registrants Report by November Ninth
The draft board announces that conscription registrants must report by November 9. Two volunteers for the next rate call were Tecolyan and Craghead from Siler and Dacha, with Rawlray of aAw noted among those available.
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Raft Board
Smorn
Tecolyan
Thay
Epimet
Craghead
Rawlray
American Aid to Britain At Peak Says President
President Roosevelt indicated the United States would prevent actions that threaten Britain. He asserted that American aid to Britain is at a peak and pledged continued support as global tensions rise.
American built bombers attack base in Norway
Reported attack described as heavy and destructive on a Norwegian airfield and nearby towns. U S built Lockheed Hudson bombers, part of a wider assault. several targets damaged but casualties reportedly small. UK Royal Air Force plans and American supplied aircraft noted as central to the operation.
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Stavanger
Hudson
Einglish Homa
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U.S. Army
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Key Towers
Wervien
Berlin
Missing Loyal Girl in Greeley Case Hints at Family Dispute
A fragmentary report from Greeley mentions a missing loyal girl and a dispute involving Mrs. George Weinkopf and an 18 year old daughter. The note indicates the girl left home and may be involved with a legal office. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
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George Weinkopf
Morrison High Man In Official Vote In 1940 County Totals
Morrison of Greeley led county results with 13,042 votes, ahead of Latta 7,520 and Gaardsard 88. County totals show 28,000 projected votes with 770 ballots uncounted. Democratic and Republican candidates are listed with Wilmouth unopposed for state delegate.
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Canrnspers
Greeley
Peanita
Cael
Severn
Siventoo Brifots
Canona
Wailoc
Wilmoth
Lotte Dink
Stimson
Sousty
Yote
War Bulletins From Associated Press Report
War bulletins summarize Allied and Axis actions near London and coastal targets. Reports mention military facilities and positions northeast of London with statements about depots and defense lines.
Nazi Raiders Strike London and Midlands Night Air Attack
German raiders crossed the channel after darkness hitting London and the Midlands in a heavy air assault. Reports describe early alarms, ground defenses firing, and widespread bombardment over several towns before conditions quieted.
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London
Midlands
Ereere Press
Ayers Pool
Albanians Waging Guerilla Warfare Against Italians
Reports from Yugoslavia say Albanian bands have begun guerrilla actions against Italian forces in Albania. Messages mention a figure called King Bear and urge Albanians to revolt. British dispatches indicate growing recruitment and support for the anti Italian resistance amid recent military shifts.
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Associated Press
Ditaly
Yugoslavia
Sa Jvate
Horder
Russia Advises Bulgaria Not To Join Nazi Axis
Telegram dispatches from Tek Source Loday claim Soviet Russia advised Bulgaria against joining the Axis bloc. Bulgarian public opinion reportedly resists capitulation while Russia remains outside the framework, though internal tensions and pressure from Hitler could test stance.
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Bulgaria
Bolin
Bulburlap
Tek
Mulgariin
Hungaria
Perazoni
Kins Horta
Ttda
T Bulent
Hitler
Sanday
German envoy seeks Turkish aid amid Axis push
German ambassador Franz Von Payen arrived in the city this afternoon as observers believe he will press for Turkish cooperation with the Axis. The envoy is expected to deliver formal requests to Ankara and outline German aims in the region.
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Nev
Franz von Payen
Porkdy
Nime
Bririsi
Geelrana
Weather Synopsis For Friday And Weekend Regions
Weather summary notes a 48 hour ending Friday morning with highs near 43 and lows around 19. Colorado expected snow and cold, with cloudy to partly cloudy skies and stronger easterly winds. Saturday looks generally fair with warmer temperatures east of the divide, but colder tonight with snow flurries possible in northern portions. Northern Mexico partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with isolated snow at higher elevations. Nebraska cloudy tonight and Saturday with light rain or snow, little temperature change. Major cities show varied readings including Chicago 49, Kansas City 40, Los Angeles 46, New Orleans 68, Oklahoma City 24, Phoenix 87, Tulsa 68.
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North Portor
Armarilly
Chicago
Canvay
Kaninn City
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Ghlahowa Cty
Phoonia
Precateos
Wee Glen
German lecture proposal at Colorado State College sparks 1949 inquiry
An Associated Press wire reports Dr O M Dickerson noting Germans never asked to send Manfred Zapp to lecture at Colorado State College of Education in Greeley. The April 2 1949 Denver consulate note and embassy reply triggered a Dies committee paper on Tramocean activities. Continued on page 14.
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Speaker
Greeley
Associated Pres
Washington
Nev
Manfred Zapy
Colorado States College of Education
Dies Commitsien
Tramocean
Washhisiin
Jaerman
Denver
Hansen Fhomsen
0. M. Dickerson
Stata
Bharulf
Danver
Ite
Defendants Win Damage Suit in Clyde Willis Case
A district court jury in HiT late Wednesday night awarded $6,000 to Clyde Wis of Pecknan, following a fallow ing tele brought by Wis for charity purposes. The case cited Olive Kiel and spouses Humichens and Houtehens as representatives of the Mosere.
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Tia Iefendants
Raymen
Jacob Mocer
la Salle
Clyde Wis
Pecknan
Yalles
Wrokham
Olive
Kiel
Humichens
Houtehens
Kersey Man Held At Sterling Colorado After Arrest
Bipring Nov 21 C F Mobha 60 of Kersey was arrested awaiting arraignment on charges of improper operation of a motor vehicle. A two wheel trailer attached to a light car was seized on highway 6 near Alwead after a motorist reported the vehicle. The officer noted a medical certificate claiming intoxication though others said Mobha had only two beers at noon. The car and trailer carried coal household goods three cats and a dog. Police sought bail.
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C. F. Mobha
Kersey
Fhh Oelock
Alwead
Aherifa
Mella
Niopeea
Tlodis
Windsor Club Elects Officers At November Meeting
Windsor elected Paul Dietz as president of the Cp servatory Extension civb at its November gathering at Mia James Davis home. Mrs. Ernest Nelson was secretary and Mrs. B L Miller treasurer. The club plans a ponytain during December and some Christmas activities.
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Windsor
Hira
Paul Dietz
Cpservatory
Civb
Mia
American Aid To England at Peak Says F R
President Franklin D Roosevelt indicated there had been discussions about expanding credit to Britain and questioned altering a wartime aid rule, while noting the government aimed to keep U S production geared to war needs and that any change would require broader support.
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Britain
Atlantte
Provident
Rocasvelt
United States
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Gondona
Grange Attacks Flood of Imports They Oppose
Syracuse dispatch reports the National Grange denouncing foreign farm imports and price depression at their 74th annual convention. Delegates back resolutions favoring conscription in wartime and urge stronger national defense, income support, and international relations measures.
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Syracuse
Nalionn
Inter
Tia mNilon
Larimer County Helps Put Ireland Ahead in AG Race
In Denver on election night Ireland, a Republican, led over Democrat Innes E. Griffith by 79 votes in the attorney general contest per county clerks’ official returns. Final tallies show Treland 362,936 and Griffith 262,767 statewide, with Larimer reporting 10,018 for Treland and 6,972 for Griffith. Denver corrected errors giving Griffith 88,913 and Ireland 73,503. Griffith’s camp claims the race is not settled and may face challenges in the state General Assembly and county seats.
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I. Ireland
Innes E. Griffith
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Hla
Breogistackles
House and Senate Move as Roof Fears Prompt Quarters Change
Fearful of a roof collapse, the House and Senate voted to abandon their quarters temporarily. A temporary steel truss system will be installed for about six weeks until a new Congress convenes on January 3. The Senate will meet in the old capital building chamber as crews assess ancient beams. Royal Canadian air crew rescued after a patrol bomber incident near a fuel depot.
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Senate
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Tousel
Penote
Momlay
Sénate
Capitol
Murray Chosen To Lead CIO In Labor Change
Philip Murray was elected president of the Congress of Industrial Organizations succeeding John Lewis who steps down. The convention also named Joseph Curran as a vice president and reappointed James Carey as secretary. Green of the AF of L called for labor peace and questioned cooperation with the CIO.
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CIO
John J. Lewis
Preston
Wendell L. Wilikle
Atlante City
Ted
Philip Murray
Neclamelfon
John S. Lewin
Lewis
Troosevele
Pittsburgh
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Wordice
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Asid
Ho Dan
Curran
Joseph Careras
Ino National Siout
CID
Michael Quill
Transport Workera Upton
Thos Kennedy
Uwisted
Frank Rosenblum
Abingawhat Rd Clothing Workers
Sidney Tellman
Fational Defense Commissionsr Corredor
Emil Rleye
Yextlle” Workers Union of America
Sherman Dalrymple
Alted Ruther Workers Walon
T. J. Thoin
Usted Automobile Worker
Reid Robinson
Mina, Min
Jamea Carey
Wow Qio
American Federation of Lalor
United Action
Co Wppedle
Stoogevelt
CIO Gil Apl
Ray Satrahe
Rs T
Agedas
American Federation of Leber
Damen Marlow
New Orleans
Willem Green
American Federation of Lobor
CIO Tovay
Alinutic
APL
OI0
Atsny
Low
Tve
Green
Kentucky Precincts Face Ballot Box Stuffing Claims
Kentucky senator Gilletts announced that committee reports allege ballot box stuffing in Harlan, Self, and Pika counties with 1,795 registered voters casting 2,218 votes. He cited irregularities across Philadelphia, Chicago, and Wilmington and said reports would be sent to special federal examiner Mouricu M. Milligan for action.
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Gilletts
Sennts Sampaien Committee
Jistlea Department
Harlan, Self
Pika
Gilleticstan
Tandfurlea
Philadelpha
Chicago
Wilmington
Tel
Seuntorn Adams
Dooley
CRNH
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Ile Otto
Tty
Mouricu M. Milligan
Kentucky
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