Dark Days for England Now Discloses War Sympathy Shift
A Bristol dispatch reports British leaders privately concede a darker mood in Britain as censorship and bombing losses push the nation toward seeking U S aid. The article notes limited civilian casualties, focuses on naval and shipping deficits, escort vessel shortages, and the need for destroyers, while British confidence strains under night bombing and censorship. It highlights British public resilience, warnings of tougher future campaigns, and calls for frank reporting to prompt American sympathy and support.
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Britain Has Money for Year Says U S Officials
Washington reports quote high government officials who believe Britain still has funds to cover at least one year of American purchases and possibly longer. They cite gold, securities, and empire assets as backing, with Britain seeking credit while wartime costs rise.
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Buena Vista Warden In Critical Condition After Incident
Walter Johnson, warden at Buena Vista state facility, is reported in serious condition following a hazy incident. Doctors say he remains under care as authorities investigate the event and possible causes.
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Floods flood Balkan villages after week of rain
Floods swelled across western, Serbian and northern Bosnian villages tonight after a week of rain. Eight villages were submerged, with authorities reporting extensive damage and calls for relief aid as residents evacuated to higher ground. Local officials urged caution as floodwaters rose in the rajon region.
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Greeley Lights Up For Christmas Decor Drive
Greeley begins early Yule lighting as firemen install 100 shade frames along main intersections on Eighth Seventh and Ninth avenues. The city will feature four face candles three camels and other symbols with messages Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. A total of 200 Christmas trees will line sidewalks and poles, with 8750 spent by the Chamber of Commerce and local donations.
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Idaho potato strike halts grade No 2 tubers
Mishe Falla Idaho Nov 26 farmers and shippers in eastern Idaho began a potato strike by withholding grade No 2 tubers from markets. Pollygrove state commissioner of agriculture and Idaho adversary commission chair, said the nightlong meeting set the goal of maintaining prices at about 40 cents per hundred pounds.
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Snow Storm Sweeps Across Midwest and Plains
A fierce snow storm driven by strong winds swept the Midwest and central plains, hitting central Kansas eastern Nebraska and Iowa with heavy snow. Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota Missouri and parts of Ontario reported significant snowfall as forecasters expected the storm to move toward Fort Wayne Indiana by tonight.
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Fort Wayne
Lnd
Perkins stresses labor duty in national defense during talks
The speech at the American Federation of Labor convention urged workers to uphold contracts and avoid production delays. It cited cases of drivers and a drunken driving charge, noting penalties and court actions in recent weeks.
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Aviator Archie Mellon Prepares for Wings at Randolph Field
Archie Mellon son of Arsh Mellon of Militken is near completion of basic flight training at Randolph Field Texas. A Miliken High School 1938 graduate and University of Colorado attendee, Mellon excels in athletics and music and will transfer to Kelly Field for advanced training before earning pilot wings. Mrs Selma Wakeman of Milken notes Mellon’s progress as he moves toward the world war era aviation mark.
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Boulder
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Tribune
War Department Moves to Freeze Civil Aircraft Output
War Department proposes to freeze production of commercial airplanes to meet a motor engine shortage. The plan aims to prevent imbalances as engines are diverted to military use. Officials warn a large engine shortage may arise next spring, affecting bomber and transport programs.
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Max K Gerry Dies Suddenly in Greeley Home
Max K Gerry 71 prominent former resident of the Suely a Info district north west of Greeley died suddenly at his home late Monday from a heart ailment. A native of Maine he had lived in Colorado 53 years and was a former member of the Odd Fellows lodge. He is survived by his wife Florence Gerry and one son George T Gerry of Greeley. four sisters Yola Gerry of Rattala New York Christie Beckett of Catala and Miss Nella Gerry and Miss Edith Gerry of Robleton Massachusetts. two grandchildren Barbara A and John D Gerry of Greeley. Funeral arrangements are in charge at Macy’s?
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Tal
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Query
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Egorse T. Gerry
Ti Hotenley
Youlay Gerry
Rattala
N.Y
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Catala
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Robleton
Maria Ane
Barbara A
John D. Gorry
The
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Poneral Areangements
Macy
Reclamation engineer Teela noted on large projects
A historic item records the work of engineer Olea Fesergges Teela, mentioning Phoenic Atiz and Edward O Mopper in connection with supervising construction efforts for numerous major projects. The note highlights oversight and timelines connected to reclamation activities.
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Lion
Govt Spokesman Warns 20 Percent Beet Acreage Cut
A government spokesman says a 20 percent reduction in U.S. beet acreage is necessary amid a counterattack in the Greco Italian conflict. Reports detail Greek advances and a stepped up artillery and infantry push.
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U.S
Churchill Rejects Christmas Armistice
Prime Minister Churchill rejected a proposal for a Christmas armistice in the European war. In the House of Commons he stated that the army should not be asked to halt operations until it can do something truly effective.
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Associated
German Raiders Return To Atsely England
German Luftwaffe bombers attacked a British town near Bristol and another area west of Arginill city. Reports from London say heavy raids continued into the night as bad weather hampered bombing efforts and weather conditions limited immediate casualty details.
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London
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Wallace Is Greeted By Mexican Officials
Wallace and his party crossed into Mexico from Laredo and were greeted by Mexican officials led by the ambassador to the United States Castillo Najera. A formal reception followed as they traveled toward Monterrey for the inauguration events.
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Jeiy A. Wallace
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Castillo Najera
Secretary of Agriculture
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Ronta
Mexico City
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Eleot Mauel Avda Camscla
Aged Denver Woman Dies In House Fire
Mary J. Hyatt, 82, aunt of Lieutenant Governor G. Wivlan, was found burned to death today amid a Denver fire in North Denver. Neighbors said she had not been seen since Sunday and the interior of her home was heavily damaged.
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Mary J.hyatt
Goveraoephy G. Wivlan
Er Hora
Weather summary from scattered regional reports
Readable portions describe generally fair conditions tonight through Wednesday with temperature changes. Montana and New Dexteo show fair weather with colder areas, while central regions hint at cooler nights. Nebraoka notes generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with slightly cooler northern portions.
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Sugar allotment cuts eyed for US beet growers
G F R Outott warned beet growers that national sugar acreage allotments may be cut by up to 20 percent or more. He spoke at the annual meeting of the Mountain State Beet Growers Market association in Greeley, noting the reduction would draw from the national acreage totals for 1938 39 and 40. The warning suggests farmers should brace for lower sugar quotas nationwide.
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Greeley
Grace Griffin Accused Of Vegal Liquor Sale
Grace Griffin of 901 North Elevents Avenue was arrested in a raid Sunday tied to illegal sale of liquor. Charged, she could not post bond as other cases tied to local arrests surfaced in the police court docket.
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Greeley
Supreme Court Reverses Texas Ruling in Negro Rights Case
The U S Supreme Court overturns a Texas justice ruling in a high profile segregation matter. Court upholds government claims on income taxes while addressing grand jury eligibility and employment related issues. The decision signals a broad stance against racial barriers in legal processes.
Six Weld Officers Attend District Coordination Meeting
Weld peace officers traveled to Choreane Tuesday for a district coordination meeting called by federal authorities seeking closer collaboration between federal and local peace attorneys. Attendees included Chief of Police C. C. Nanter Sheriff Gus G. Andovson Captain Frank A. Berger Avvitocot Police Chief Varn Clnna Officer Ed P. Latt Homer Kidder and other officials.
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Nevada Crash Kills One Man In Kimberly Area
In Nevada near Kimberly two autos collided on a county road Saturday. Henry Hutofaler, 46, died after his car struck another vehicle. Mrs G O Wing and passenger Mex Marsh Roberts suffered shock and injuries. the other driver, Mr Slagenfuster, faced a $7.50 fine for a driving offense. Police were investigating.
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