United States Japan Fail To Avert War Talks Continue
Japanese envoys after a White House conference described a "very friendly" talk with President Roosevelt but offered no commitment to renew talks. Secretary Hull presented a peace or war choice, while Nomura and Saburo Kurasu pursued Tokyo’s reply as negotiations stretched seven months.
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United States
Japan
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Hull
Pacific
Saburo Kuresu
Vraporters
Tn Dapa
Jayo Hull
Kichisaburo Nomura
Lin Ivat
Normpera
Tokyo
United
China
Sapan
Great Britain
Netherlands
Australia
South Pacific
Bull
Dopan
indo-China Ag
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Haltonil Bence
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Amimssader Kichisaburo Nomura
Syeelal Emiseary Saburo
Kurasu
Fort
Hall
Presa Corps
Atate Department
No Income Tax Change This Year
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau said there would be no change in this year’s income taxes and declined to share details of next year’s tentative proposals. He avoided commenting on a public suggestion from the Federal Reserve chief about tax focus, saying no copy of the speech had been seen. He noted the political difficulty in aligning all parties to the tax plan.
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Associated Pro
Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
Esther
Ceasury
Congress
Chalpinin Marriner
Heeles
Lie Lederal Reserve Board
Deeles
Morgenthan
Eroles
New York
British Labor Man Warns U S on European Designs
A British labor figure, Kay Pree ton, accuses the United States of pursuing European strategy and condemns the Atlantic Charter as a mid century error. He argues America would use British bodies to force its way into continental markets and criticizes Wall Street finance in Europe.
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U. S
Aasorincen Preeton
Kay
Latorice
John Era
Com Nen
America
Prince
Clairchill
wall _street
Europe
Washington, D.C
United States
Lary Gutch
Guiana
Natal
Dakar
South America
United Staten Bates
Garibacan
Panama Canal
Senator Adams Suffering Light Heart Attack
Washington Nov 27 Senator Adams a Democratic Coln member suffered a heart attack Tuesday night doctors say a full rest of two weeks to two months is needed after consultation with Dr. Blumgart and Dr. Carter. The condition is serious but recovery is possible with proper rest and confinement to bed in his Washington hotel apartment for a period.
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Adams
D-Coln
Hii Career
Washington
Herman L. Plumgart
Heaton
Blumgart
Harvard Medical School
Garter
Carter
Senator Adams
Werdman Park
Saust
Norris Urges Vichy Break Amid Franco German Tangle
Senator Norris urged immediate severance of diplomatic relations with the Vichy regime, calling France an untrustworthy ally while expressing concern over Franco German negotiations and possible French fleet surrender to Hitler. Senator Connally differed, deeming no urgent break unless Vichy yields. Thomas A. Nixon, prominent Greeley attorney, in critical condition in Denver hospital with heart ailment and oxygen support.
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Washington
Novia
Norris
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations
Nixon
Thomas A. Nixon
Greeley
Porter Sanitaria
Denver
Truck crashes into Fort Lupton home in coal hurled wreck
A truck carrying six tons of coal slammed into the front of Melouse residence owned by Mr and Mrs W A Creel on Highway 85 near Fort Lupton. The force tore the roof and shutters. Passenger Fran Kopsa of Grover. Driver Ray Byers claimed avoiding a slow moving car led to the crash. The house, built in 1439, sustained roof damage with no damage estimate. Photo by George Konishl.
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W. A. Creel
Fort Lupton
Highway 85
Melouse
Ray Byers
Ihreft
Fran Kopsa
Grover
Byers
Harrow
Birt
George Konishl
Rail wrecks kill one and injure twenty along coast
A deadly rail accident near Thor ton Ga and a second crash near Tampa Fla left one dead and about twenty hurt. Emergency crews struggled to reach injured passengers as seven cars derailed and overturned. Officials from the railroad's southern division and Jacksonsville Florida reported the twin incidents, with limited details available.
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New York
Florida
Marly
Jtoldune
Paver
Bia
Jon Corral
Uddrees
Ned Thormbht Gham Lion
Thortons
Eeven
Néarthy
Wayeroks
Kteedeoy
Dover
Tanipa
Georgia
Uel
Plorila
Carr to Name Judge Seon for Colorado Supreme Court Vacancy
Denver Nov. 21 Gov Ralph Garr said after a campaign trip to the western slope he has no statement to make on filling the vacancy on the Colorado supreme court caused by the death Monday of Chief Justice Francis Bouck. Sources expect the vacancy will be filled at an early date.
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Denver
Ralph
Garr
Iladesk
Tony
Britain Rejects Nazi Peace Drive in House of Commons
London Nov 27 Britain’s Churchill government survives a confidence vote with strong support from the coalition as MPs dismiss a German peace offer. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden states the German proposal will not derail Allied resolve to continue the war. an Independent party attempt to alter the throne speech is defeated. Parliament opens its new session with the king’s speech read.
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Churchill
Toilay Iy
Beelief
Germany
Russia
Anthony Eden
Longielayians
Fourman Independent
Johar
Waieal
le Cimychttl
Fonrayon
Inver Norly
Pnts
Aneed
Beet Benefit Checks Expected To Arrive Soon
First of the beet beneficiary checks on the valley crop are expected to arrive at the Weld County AAA in Greeley within days. A total of 421 temporary payments for the benefit payment have already been submitted to the state office, it was announced Thursday.
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Iran
Greeley
State Office
Tobruk Garrison Breaks From Ring Tobruk Patrols
Cumberland patrol captured two 16 year old youths linked to the killing of 11 year old Washington in Virginia. Suspects Paul Bernard Hoback and Tommie Peters were arrested at a hotel in Appalachia and jailed. A farm-hand on the Loveless estate had recently been discharged for insubordination.
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Sumberland City
Patralayan
Jimmy Johnson
Virginia
Wavik Lavelesn
Washington
Cumberland Patrolenan
Paul Bernard Hoback
Bluefield
W. Va
Tommie Peters
Norfolk
Appalachia
Wiy
Leesburg
Wit Glaude Honicon
Loveless Innig Agriculture Tnterests
Meanwrite
Hallack
Loveless
Johbeon
Board Seeks Steel Firms View on Captive Mines Decision
President Roosevelt pressure plus arbitration triggers asks to confirm if major steel firms accept or reject the arbitration board’s captive mines ruling. Telegrams sent to Republic Steel Bethlehem Steel and others seek firm positions while arbitration continues after recent strikes.
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Pridtration Board
Mil National de Fengy Medintan Baud
Nava
Bavan
Tale Aten
Yeparts
Cay
Bemille Blaet Corporating
Nathonal Stel Corporation
Trac Tor
Steelman
U.S
Net Tre Odhey
John J
Jacw
Mendant
The
United Mise Workers
GIO
Benjamin F. Furless
U. S. Steed Corporation
Republic Steel Corpora
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Whealing Steel Corporation
Crawbin Steel Company of America
Weathward Coal and Tron Company
Hinningham
Ala
Youngetiwn
Netterwi) Corporation
Geniel-Solvry
Carter Coat Coast
Tan
Sinlentants Company
Anton Stants
Alanoyee
Tintard
Weather Loca for 24 Hours Ending Thursday
Forecaster notes 24 hour outlook with highs around 59 and lows near 15. Conrade fair tonight with warmer east portion, Wyoming fair tonight and Friday with increasing clouds, patchy warmer areas, colder north. New Mexico continued fair tonight and Friday, showers possible in some southern areas, temperature trends uncertain.
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Wyoming
New
Tines South
Quick Action On Sugar Bill Indicated In House
The Greeley Tribune reports quick action on the pending sugar bill. Charles M. Kearney of the National Beet Growers Association notes rules committees will grant a rule to bring the bill to the House floor. Albert W. Hawkes appeals for a national drive to secure a two trillion dollar federal nondefense stash.
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Greeley
Charies M. Kearney
National Beet Growers Associator
Charles M. Kearney
Newark
N. J
America
Albert W. Hawkes
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Dopey the canary drinks whisky and gets into fights
Dopey, a pet canary owned by Mrs Clint Hager in Atlanta, drinks whisky and crashes parties. Recalls how the bird hatched plumageless a year ago and was revived with whisky drops in a law shoe box incubator. Now he flies to any cocktail and helps himself to others' drinks, even once colliding with the family bull dog.
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Atlanta
Dopey
Clint Hager
Hager
Hlmiself
Senator Johnson Ends Suit for Party Unity
Denver November 27 United States Senator Johnson instructed an attorney to withdraw a $200000 fuel action against Dennis Benjamin C Ut ard of Colorado Supreme Court. Leilor to Frank T Powers of Beaver said he withdrew the suit for party unity. Johnson and Ut ard are Democrats. The senator claimed the controversy damaged his reputation and urged withdrawal to preserve party harmony.
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Associated Peesel
Denver
United States
Ronater
Jota Today
Dnstine
Benjamin C. Utard
Colorado Supreme Court
Ian Leilor
Frank T. Powers
Beaver
Senglor Jobugoy
Aled
Beaver Istrict Court
Wnity
Jaohnson
Slilltard
Uaved
Wat Towers
One Strike Ends and Labor Turmoil Looms
A jurisdictional strike involving 8,500 AFL machines in St. Louis ended today while arbitration of the captive mine dispute proceeds in New York. A presidential board prepares new hearings in Washington on a threatened national railroad walkout as welders in Los Angeles region threaten action if a pay rise fails. Two men were critically injured in a monoplane crash near East Greenbush, New York.
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pAsoristed
Prova
AFL
St. Louis
New York
Bonnevelt
Rudy
Washington
West Coxy Shipyards
United Welders, Clittera and Helpers of America
Los Angeley Alipyarda
Bileal
Abany
East Greenbush
Charles Walnman
Fast Greenbush
Orrin Mae
Nassau
Soviet Flanks Bent Back in Moscow Area
The article reports on the Soviet front near Moscow being pushed back and then halted, with German gains halted by mid March. It mentions Allied and Axis operations, and notes shifts in positions around eastern fronts including Sinai and Libyan fronts. It references New Zealand forces and air activity over Egypt with focus on defenses and counterattacks.
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Lastmintel
Storg
Hsshall
Selon
Che Jain Gs
le Lenthernd
Frovdir
Gernaie
Russia
Penvda
Red Covid
Tiefer
Vohriuk
Haliane
Razegh
Nivelstrom
Siil Omer
Afric
Avia
John Sgeerted
Omar
New Bendix Head Chosen At Air Associates
Abe Associates Inc names Frederic G. Coburn of New York president of Air Associates to run the firm that holds five million dollars in defense orders for war plane equipment. War Department notes army control may end and private management resume. Gilbert Colmate, board chairman of the parent company, announced the selection in New York.
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Associated Preset
Bendix
N. J
Abe Associates
Itc
Urcuy
Caw
Leroy Him
Inter
Cederes
Gilbert Colmate
New York
Frederic G. Coburn
Cnatyuing
Mcfellan Stores
Air Associates
War Department
Filu
Washington
Army
Canoon
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