U S Troops To Dutch Guiana Guard Bauxite Mines
The White House announced that no American troops would move into Dutch Guiana to protect the bauxite mines. Netherlands and United States governments agreed on an American contingent to cooperate with Dutch forces in guarding the mines on Surinam’s coast near Paramaribo.
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White House
Dutch Guiana
United States
Ad Netherlande Roverminents
Parae
Atlante
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Butel
Surinam
Aue
Ag Bregesen
Netherlands
Hilles
Guana Il
Sarmong
Coupayata
Banstte
Bil
Pedestrian Fractured After Car Strikes Worker
A Greeley man aged 48, Ailhur J Woodward of 804 Sixth Street, suffered a fractured ankle and possible leg fracture when hit by a southbound car on the avenue near Sixth Street. The vehicle was driven by Henry Lockinen Jr of 202 Twelfth Street, Waowanl, who was returning from delivering a load for the Greeley Transportation Company. The incident occurred around 1:20 a.m. Monday as Woodward began crossing in front of the vehicle. Police reported the driver was absolved of blame.
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Ailhur J. Woodward
Sixth Street
Greeley
Henry Lockinen, Jr
Bimhthavyente
Sixteenth Street
Waowanl
He Greeley Frenportation Company
Jesus
Tockmat
Pulice
Hlaine Woodyant
Anti-Okie Act Ruled Invalid in State Supreme Ruling
The court invalidated California’s anti Okie law aimed at deterring poor migrants from Texas and other states. Justice Duynes described the statute as unconstitutional burden on interstate commerce. The case centered on Freq B. Halwards of Marysville who drove his jobless brother in law from Spur Texas to Marysville in 1933 with farm aid then, he received six months’ suspended sentence.
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Washington
Califorsia
Duynes
Hiafirat Shom
Tha
Freq B. Halwards
Marysville
Calif
Frank Duncan
Spur
Texas
Duncan
Cdwasda
Effence
Justica
Maryville
Yuba
Snow Covers Missouri and Kansas Strands Traffic
Snow covering large areas of Missouri and Kansas from ten to eighteen inches left many streets slick in mid November. Eight and nine people were killed or injured in traffic accidents across the two states as subfreezing temperatures persisted, with warmer readings in the southeast Missouri.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Rabbit chases hunting dog near Bains Township
A strange local incident reports a rabbit pursuing a hunting dog near Bains Township, witnessed by two bystanders. Sheriff Harland secured the scene while the dog pursued the rabbit across the area, underscoring a curious wildlife encounter in the region.
Trainmen May Ask U S To Run Railroads
Washington November 24. F Whitney head of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen said the union is ready to ask President Roosevelt to take over control and operation of the railroads to avoid a national walkout. About 360000 operating workers are in the union with others seeking wage increases and conference with railroad carriers resumes today.
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Washington
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Suike
Cerr P
Ond
U S to Occupy Dutch Guiana Surinam Amid Caribbean Realignments
The United States plans to occupy Dutch Guiana and nearby Surinam with British Guiana nearby, citing bauxite sources as critical. Dutch consent hinges on unable to spare troops, while Paramaribo lies about 800 miles east of the United States date at Trujillo.
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South America
United States Troupe
Dutch Guiana
Surinam
British Guiana
Livexiie
Dutch Guland
Guiana
Reutiers
Paramaritée
Uin
United States
Trlulind
Puerto Rico
French Guiana
Vishy
Martinique
Britain
Armored Division and Canadian Airmen Convoyed to England
British port arrival details the large Allied convoy bringing the Armored Division and Canadian airmen to Britain. Maj. Gen. B. W. Bongard commands the unit, the largest Canadian trained airmen contingent yet, including nurses and personnel from Canada Australia and New Zealand. The voyage faced little trouble and marked a major buildup as four divisions plus armor and air units reach overseas.
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Ures
Uas
Britain
Canine
Enwbatut
Hom
Canada
Alyision
B. W. Bunga
Algo
Australia
New Zealand
Wis
Mia
Warshins
Ocgan
Hket
Harhor
Beslilis
Weather Local for 24 Lous ending So. m. Monday
Weather summary from multiple states notes cooler conditions in the Northwest and warming trends in the South and Southwest. Colorado and Wyoming see variable cloudiness and chances of snow. Montana remains partly cloudy with snow in the north. Nebraska reports fair and warming. temperatures listed for Amarillo Chicago Denver El Paso Kansas City Los Angeles New Orleans Phoenix and Washington with notable variances.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Hong Lonisht
New Mexico
Nebraska
Amarillo
Chicago
Denver
el Paso
Karing City
Los Angel Orleans
City
Phoenix
Franckzen
Washington
Chief Justice Francis Bouck Dies Monday
Denver reports Chief Justice Francis Eugene Bouck of Colorado’s Supreme Court died early today near 84. A New York City native, Bouck studied at Columbia and Denver University, practiced in Leadville, and held roles as county and district attorney before election to the high court in 1922. He led the Colorado Historical Society and held multiple civic roles. survived by his widow and three daughters. John G. Young set to succeed as chief justice upon Bouck’s death. Governor Care may appoint a successor to Monck if needed.
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Associated Frees
Denver
Francis Eugene Douck
Colorada Faprem Court
al Lis Horta
Juar the Rowk
New York City
Ilee Bourk
Columbia Cal
Denver University
Leadville
Ana Surveil
Demily
Tarcey General
Supreme Court
Justice Bouck
Marriott Wolkscott Walle
Frederick C. Yabile
Colaralla
Constance
Harriat
Polly
Colorado Deportment of
Hit and Run Auto Located. Driver Sought in Greeley
Courteau patel and Grewley police report a hit and run on Highway 34 near Greeley. McGlynn, 40, sought as driver of the gray 1938 Ford involved, had not been found by noon. Injured victim Bishop hospitalized with leg injuries. Simms died after collision. Suspect vehicle registered Kansas license plate. McGlynn linked by police to Wheatland Wyoming and Greeley area farms.
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Courteau Patel
Grewley
Beynard
McGlynn
Auto Mobile
Ralph Bistop
Port Folling
Highway
Greeley
Infiuries
Alan
Grenley Hospital
Uistan
Wall Sims
Greeley Hospital
Sims
Werldiunl
Filshan
Uiescenn
Glyne Dove
Tis
Piney
Britay Wight
Kansas
Stromt
Henuiks
Volius
Certaia
Hm Vesa
Tia Wile
Flarones McMyun
Wheatland
Wyo
Wolice
McGlyon
Santa Claus Due Saturday in Greeley Park Visit
Santa Claus is set to arrive in Greeley on Saturday with a caravan and a sleigh display. Organizers plan a meet and greet for children at Lincoln Park near the bandstand, with helpers passing out candy and gifts while roads around the park are roped off to keep visitors orderly. Local preparations include festive decorations on Greeley streets and a truck delivery for timely arrival.
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Greeley
Team
Grechoy
Banta
Ninth
Tenth Avenues
Ranchman Breaks Thigh in Colorado While Working
Fred White a 2 year old ranch hand in Efardin Colorado suffered a compound fracture of the left thigh after leaping from a state peeling horns on a ranch. He fell onto a fence post and was taken to the Green Piey hospital for treatment.
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Fred White
Efardin
Colo
Moscow Under Gravest Threat Amid Desert Battles
A London-based dispatch reports the Moscow crisis deepening with Axis forces pressing toward the capital as Soviet defenses fight to hold. In North Africa British forces press their advance, claiming gains near Rostov and Tobruk while Rommel’s supply lines face renewed Allied pressure along the Libyan coast.
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Moscow
Europe
Africa
Hatsshan
Clowest
Leon List
Moscow Lny
Guriuda
Rapltnh
Soureey
Howevny
Anhlit
Coroans
Nastov
Igepman Atvisiona
Link
Adolf Eim- Lors
Ure Moxcow
Igh
Solnetachnogaraki
London
Labyn
Germany
Axia
Drillah
Uh Axis
Irixulley Cor Anton
Rome
Beer
Tobruk
Elatian
Anid
Lemlon
Coiro
Front Raporla
Alin Cuveninghan
Froim Calvo
Gantink Minway
Welwoon
Ad Gavilia
Zairo
Heynt
Gibyan
Gambat
Vohruk
Beitig
Erwin Rommel
Liven
Ile
Gambut
Aldicton
Gazala
Derna
Fire Destroys Half Seward's Business District
Fire devastated half of Seward Alaska damaging Fourth Avenue buildings and the bustling thoroughfare. Firefighters fought flames under windy conditions as water from the bay aided suppression. Seward, a gateway town with about 1 000 residents, faces post disaster effects amid railroad construction plans to Anchorage.
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Beatle
Seward
Alaska
Wouthern Crmhius
Janae
Army
Fourth Avanue
Mala
Lolbers Iron Fert Raymon
Bilder
Saward
Wein
Amy Traltte
Whittney
Waliroad
Anchorage
Fort Rechardson
Weslort
Sewart
Alagka
Tecnisent Defense
Winuber Jan
Elderly Man Found Dead Near Byars Bridge
An elderly man was found dead Saturday near the south edge of Byias bridge on the Soni Platte. Coroner T. G. aid stated death was due to natural causes. Survivors include wife and several children with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Witham
Dean
Het
Hs Inalge
Byias Bridge
Soni Platte Batucdny
Tily Cluthed
Rox
Ray
Guy
Mtovnia
Dra
Gallinnnly
Miron
Miron of the Doy Funeral Survice For Wd Fox
Llu Grove
Beet Growers Barbecue Draws 1000 to Loveland Meeting
One thousand beet growers and their spouses gathered in Loveland Colorado for a Mountain States Beet growers association barbecue and convention. The event included social viewing and private talks on age and contract prospects with a business session planned in the afternoon. Marry Clark of Eaton presided at the opening remarks and Frank Kemp of Great Western Sugar spoke on progressors.
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Corinten Press
Loveland
Coto
Gatorado Swerners
Mm Loveland Doday
Anbuak
Mountain States
Oracle Marketing Association
Colorado
Krawers
Sana
Loveland Chamber At Commerce
Afte
Marry Clark
Eaton
Frank &. Kemp
Great Western Sugar Company
Roosevelt Labor Statute Talk Links Congress and Labor
Roosevelt calls a meeting with key House leaders and labor figures to discuss proposed labor legislation. Participants include Speaker pro tempore Staylyhn, Secretary Perkins, Majority Leader McCaymark, and committee members Cox Kanispeck Vingen Bunny Gavan. White House indicates no formal delegation. aim is to gather views from Congress. A separate note cites CIO president and manufacturers group involvement and a defense orders context.
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Washington
Roosevalt
Ancien of Congresa
Labor Department
Willie Mos
Staylyhn
Perkins
Howse
McCaymark
Ant Chatinsy Necton
Hows
Daniel WY
Tracy
Ail
Cox
Kanispeck
Vingen
Bunny
Gavan
White House
Sillith
Cio
Yoeshlant
Bal
Wellie
Willa Green
APL
Tnade Hilon
Fasilattion
Walter Potter
Deeshlent
National Assnciaion of
Mra. Norton
Amere Jean Federation
Gabe Anchit
Lone
Gilera
Inter-union Fiats At Mowwit Clemens In AM Chrys
Inter union tensions erupt near Mt Yemenn Pottery Co as CIO affiliated workers clash with UPW-CLO members during a picket. Police arrest several as a Denver man, Edward J. Johns 52, dies in a crash near Eimsto while two others are hospitalized.
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Inter-union
Fiats
Mowwit Clemens
AM Chrys
Mt Yemenn Pottery Ca
I Subutilineyating
Kresge Co
Momheva
United Pottery Warkere
CIO
Nowsona
Potcecy
Anton
Ie Dofonden
Charles I. Down
Denver
Miners Back to Work Amid Arbitration Talks And Strife
Miners return to work with mixed views as United Mine Workers accept Roosevelt’s arbitration plan. Many workers oppose the union shop requiring membership after brief employment while some celebrate the move. Families fear lost wages and note paychecks missed as thousands of miners walk out in sympathy with the strike.
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Becasy
Fen
Hac
Sait Fieve Lane Dino
Minotour
Republic Corporation
Nile Pt Russelien
Jeshalae
United Mine Workers
Sarmulay
Roosevelt
Ie Msnnin
Stker
Hail
Idse
Eesti
Washington
Fred Trackl
Tidinnola
Serveil Terica Chey
Natal
Appalachiur
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Fallling
Vatican City
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Frese
James E. Ondders
Schowl
R. J. Brandt
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Supreme Soviet
Moscow Radio
Studets
Alice McGaffy
State Civil Service Commission
George F. Quakslee
Garty
H. G. Leht
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Well
Jefferson
Adams
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Berlin
Finland
Denmark
Bulgaria
Croatia
Rumania
Slovakiao
Japan
Italy
Spain
Hungary
Manchukuo
Altar
France
Wan
Dawards ZN
Devil's’ Island
Armored Division
England
Francis E. Bouck
Ahorn
Surpreme Court
Francis Bouck
B. McGlynn
Santa Claus
Clin Crowley
Autory Nicholson
John C. Young
Fransels S. Bouck
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