North Africa and Rostov Battles Report Big Losses
Soviet and Allied dispatches describe heavy losses in North Africa as German and Italian forces push near Tobruk and Tunis while Rommel’s tanks fight near the Egyptian frontier. Along the Rostov front, Soviet reports claim a counterdrive halting a German advance, with city streets still contested and Axis tightening the siege. British claims of landing attempts in Normandy provoke German denial, while London notes small raids to keep the continent unstable.
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North Africa
Moscow
Berlin
France
Kezeult Hainezone
Niles
Fobyule
Inpertal
Mediterranean
Galra
Cairo
Hexeehhina
Wuttone Beis
Hrvin
Novi Toxses
Rostov
Samudoy
Nday
Tne Hussiane
Restou Nteoy
Dan River Nort
Adolf Litler
de Fennes
Normandy
London
Ministry of Nformation
Prance
Vinson Churchl
Britain
Alan Cunningham
Teme
Titan
Axis
Trome
Rossolini
Rome
Bardia
Tobruk Forlresz
Catro
Tobruk
Jost Ap
Germany
Lesace
High Command
Gobi
Arlete
Germans claim hold on Bolmetschogroski near Moscow
Reported by German forces a capture of Bolmetschogroski about 31 miles northwest of Moscow while Soviet forces acknowledge withdrawing from Mashalsk in the south west and a slow retreat southeast of Tula after weeks of heavy fighting.
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Moscow
Bolmetschogroski
Tls
Mashalsk
Sowthweat
Tula
Weld Board Seeks WPA Range Projects in Pawnee Territory
Weld County officials and Nip Lye and Crow Valley delegates meet with WPA Manager Healey to push range improvement funds for Pawnee grazing lands and Crow Valley needs. They aim to fund stock watering facilities land work and cooperative projects to aid rehabilitation and productivity.
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Weld Board
Pawnee
Welcounty
Pawnee Grazing Association
Weld
Crow Valley
Briggadale
Nip Lye
Lone
New Rayner Incl
F. 1. Healey
Manazer
Healey
Simmong
Iace
New Tayiey
Crow Valley Gtazing
Ray L. Cagnin
Tawnee Annemy Association
Sanito Mibtea
and Healey
L. C. Brigglson
B. W. Schneiner
Mon L. Walker
George Allen
John BR. Hunter
W. T. Lambert
Albert Schmeeckle
New Raymer
BA. Dobson
Stoneham
Lee
Carr May Appoint Mortimer Stone To High State Bench
Denver, Nov. 24 Mortimer FP Stone of Fort Gallina, a Republican, was discussed as a potential nominee to the state supreme court by Governor Ratt L Carr to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Chief Justice Francesa EB Douek. Observers say Carr would appoint a Republican to the seat. The court’s only Republican member is Justice Hasselt P Burke with Justice Howel a Democrat.
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Denver
Mortimer FP. Stone
Fort Gallina
Anmy
Ratt L. Carr May
Noncommittal Report On Reinfrocements At Tobruk Region
Reports describe reinforcements thrown into the Terca action near Herexh, ten miles south of Tobruk, as forces engage in a colossal battle. The clash is described as a gigantic dogfight with vast swirls of men and machines, bitter fighting, and heavy casualties on both sides.
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Girtwelly
Proere
Herexh
Tobruk
Herzegh
Rail Dispute Referred To President After Talks
President Roosevelt referred the rail management and employe dispute to an emergency factfinding board after a second conference showed limited progress toward a settlement. Union leaders warned of a possible national strike and suggested government control for the duration of the emergency if needed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Dee. 1
Tuthe
Ingke
Whey
Rengevelt
Iney
Thair
Iittle
A. P. Whitney
Brotherhood of Allroad
Tolief
Coal Board
Jubin R. Steelman
Federal Conciliation Service
New York
St. Louis
Inrasimion
Stinsouri
Josep Keeunt
OPM Bihtr Exfert
AFL Machiniata
APL
Cinta
Admiral Keyes Ousted and Blasts Whitehall in War Office Row
Admiral of the Fleet Sir Roger Keyes, sidelined from command of his invasion forces, sharply attacked Whitehall in a defiant interview. He claimed political interference and delays hindered a bold offensive, insisting the war effort suffered from a mismanaged strategy and outdated authority. The report notes Keyes was dismissed as too old and placed to lead a different command, with funeral plans for William Sina also mentioned in brief.
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Keyes
British War Office
Casanciated Press
London
Negor Keyes
Warll
Shack
Saacline
Witte
Wal
Tie Hogan
Sir Hogar
Ind
Mlainenad
ABC
Prine Wiaister
Save
Gammandos
Si Roger
Cnn
Geo
Whitehall
Earl Winterton
Roger
Etjon
State appeals Lake County ruling in tax valuation case
The state supreme court hears an appeal from District Judge William JH Tavvy of Leadville. The Lake County tax valuation set by the board of equalization must be accepted by the State Tax Commission rather than the county assessor's certified figure.
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Lake County
Associated Pressenger
Atate Supreme Court
William JH. Tavvy
Leadville
Uie Atate Tax Commission
IL Py
Weather Local for 24 Hours Ending Tuesday
Weather summary reports a high of 53 and a low of 24 for 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Tuesday. Partial text describes variable conditions across Wyoming and the Continental Divide with partly cloudy skies, some warmth in portions, and cooler northwest areas. Winds are noted to be 25 to 45 miles per hour in western portions Tuesday.
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Wyoming
Montiina
Continental Divide
Defense Industry Efforts Reported at Greeley Meeting
A noon gathering at the Marehall cafeteria heard Greeley Chamber of Commerce leaders discuss local defense industry prospects. Directors and local tipsters reported on plants in the area capable of producing materials for national defense and the city’s early status with federal authorities.
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Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Chawber
HNL
Greeley
Reaver
Walleas
Marehall
Storey
Chamber of Commerce
Greelay
College officials seek NYA aid amid budget squeeze in Denver
Confer with NYA Dr ay Crawley head of the department of student personnel at the college and two staff members Rennie Rice and Fred Gil thirst went to Denver Tuesday to confer with state NYA officials about the NYA program at the college facing reductions due to slush funds and several appropriations. They planned talks with Colorado University and Denver University representatives as well as NYA officials.
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NYA
Ay Crawley
Rennie Rice
Fred Gilthirst
Denver
Willy State
Colorado
Universily
Denver University
Christmas Lighting Contest Offers $100 In Prizes
Greeley hosts an annual Christmas home lighting contest with $100 in prizes. Entries due by December 22 at Home Gas & Fuel or Chamber offices. Grand prize $25, second $15, third $10, four $5 honorable mentions, plus district and special prizes. Houses must be lit Dec 16 to Jan 1. Registrations by December 22.
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Greeley
Chambers of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Greeley Electric League
Home Gas & Fleetelg Company
Dex
Greeley Wewapapera
Ure
Nouxo
Ciy Wiih
D. Alvin Herg
Twelfth Avenue
Theodore E. Heinz
Fifteenth Avenue
Bernard McGlynn Surrenders in Hit and Run Complaint
Bernard McGlynn 40, Wheatland novelty salesman, turned himself in at Greeley Police after a warrant charged him with failure to stop following a Friday hit and run that left Ralph Bishop of Fort Collins injured and Willam Ste of Greeley fatally injured while trying to flag down help. He remained jailed for lack of bail. Continued on page 3.
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Bernard McGlynn
Hernard McGlynn
Wheatland
Wyo
Greeley Potlea
Greeley
Ralph Bishop
Fort Collins
Willam Ste
Admiral Keyes Criticizes London War Office
Admiral Sir Roger Keyes, organizer of raiding forces, rails at the London War Office for its handling of high sea operations. He cites experience from World War I including raids at Ostend and Zeebrugge and argues German ports remained effectively useless to submarine attacks.
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Roger J. B. Keyes
Orilat
Ostend
Zeebrugge
Unah
Nea
Local Facts Test Questions To Be Supplied
Plans to distribute community knowledge tests for Greeley involve senior and junior groups, with aims to inform residents about commerce, housing, and civic activities. Key organizers include the Greeley Chamber of Commerce and Colorado Baily College allies, with a series of ten minute tests and prizes.
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Jay
Greeley
Prograve
Giese
Ksaug Yerpurmd
Creness
Weld
Loos
Bemis
Greeley Chanter
Commierce
Grealey Joyntor
Pyle, Schooly
Tha College Higiy Setinal
Hey Une of Colorado
Baily College
Ted Eatton, Ciy
Privile
Segna
Service Virls
Womner
Libs
Direeley Trimine
Supt
WH. P. Pidtridee
de. Wilam L. Wehikle
Libert T. Fine
Richard Tatman Amltor
Aerobles
Orewley
Ehilrem
Tribune
Fear Axis Move From Dakar Tests U.S. Role Abroad
A fragmented report from Denver outlines fears of a potential axis shift from Dakar to French Guiana. It describes U.S. occupation fears tied to French colonial positions, noting Democratic diplomacy, colonial tensions, and strategic bases in Africa and the Caribbean amid World War II context.
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Dakar
French Guiana
U.S
Turner New Director of Beet Growers
Turner Berthoud elected director of the Mountain Stator Beet Growers Marketing Association over former congressman Comings of Fort Collins. Directors include Victor Aki Fort Collins A J Bartholomew Storing Ra Aithey Jatiistown Juha Clark Longinent Chaylea F Kroner Brush We French Julesburg. Next annual meeting at Sterile. Winners and prizes noted for sugar beet production and contest entries with growers from Windsor Fort Morgan Greeley and Loveland area.
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Themetava
Stator Bove Gunners Marketing Association
Orpmisedlot
Lovet Inng
Constat
Yeannewmubers
Gergla Turner
Berthoud
Joents
Victor Aki
Fort Colina
A. J. Bartholomew
Storing
Ra Aithey
Jatiistown
Juha
Clark
Longinent
Chaylea F. Kroner
Brush
Julesburg
Preach
Anneding
Frank Jacobnent
Drighton
Charles Kunzwan
Port Layton
Sterile
Ded Treach
At Western
Aml
Wooilia
Port Collies
Netfiy
Pie
Enmimitlee
Wet County
JIT Elth
Oor Tehoya
Ren Hroser
Windsor
Arthur Bhuly
Smith Observatory Eth Noveh
Show Hovhiky
Kersey
Avower
Charles J. Kamisan
Leite
Pontidd
Eneay
Toth Boestran
Hench
Wil Aten
Fat Colling
Abe Abiana
Johnstown
Vel
Arthne Stabs
Smith Observatory
Ais Mims Tas Hunes
Arwen
Bert
Tessa
Charles Swink
Wiel
Greetey
Henry Johns
Creeley
Art Blyulz
Adam DIV
Greetoy
Strike Cooling and Control Bill Expedited Debate
A bipartisan group met with President Johnson and labor and justice officials to press for prompt action on labor legislation. They debated a cooling period before strikes and emergency compulsory arbitration if needed, applying only to defense industries during the emergency.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jonsevel
Labor and Justice Department
House
Cormack
Mars
White House
Lsikes Againal Defense Indusielos
Gotham Waterfront Gains New Fragrance
Salt Lake City reports a local aid group on Thanksgiving Day offered explanations about opposition to President Roosevelt and Governor Herbert. The article notes scheduling issues and lack of a suitable venue for side celebrations.
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Salt Lake
Cus
Youth robberies shock small town station
A teenaged bandit about 16 robbed a station attendant at Nunn, taking around five to fifteen dollars after brandishing a revolver. Police traced the blue 1437 Ford pickup used in the crime, found abandoned in Torrington, and continued searching for the youth believed responsible. Sheriff Gus G. Anderson urged local residents to aid in the hunt.
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Fort Colling
Bruce Webler
Ming
Webber
Weihar
Port Vote
Uns
Gus G. Anderson
Torrington
Wyo
Etalon
Colinarif
Torringloy
Nuon
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Mortimer Stone
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the Times-Siar
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Edi
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Amora
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Netherlands Povernment
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Wivil Rent Cotonies
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Datel
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Iwi Pointil
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Turner
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Gothan Waterfront
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