Army Leaves At Singapore Cancelled As Pacific Tensions Rise
Army leave at the Bly Griliah far east ern ongnold has been cancelled as a normal precautionary move in view of the Pacific situation. Reports from Manila and Nanking connect German and Japanese efforts to influence China and press for peace talks with the United States. High-level discussions in Tokyo focus on Japan's next moves as Roosevelt travels to Warm Springs amid renewed war threats.
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Weather Local Forecast Patchy and Cool Across States
Weather data shows mixed conditions from Colorado to Wyoming Montana and New Mexico with fair to cloudy skies, cooler nights, and chances of rain or snow in Pecos Valleys and central mountains. Temperatures range widely with Amarillo around 60s to 40s and Chicago near 60 to 40s, while Oklahoma City sits near 70s to 50s.
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Washington
Railway Labor to Join Final Mediation Talks
Washington dispatch reports railway management and labor agreeing to a final mediation conference aimed at averting a nationwide strike set for December 7. Spokesmen indicated both sides would participate, hoping Roosevelt’s emergency fact-finding board would press for compromise as lawmakers consider defense-related mediation and arbitration measures.
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Nazi Transports Sunk in Arctic By British Sub
London reports ten British submarines sunk Axis troop transports and supply ships carrying men and material to the Murmansk front. Two ships were troop carriers, five more damaged by torpedoes or gunfire with four seriously damaged. Axis reinforcements reportedly en route to Petsono, a Finnish port west of Murmansk, as Russian forces still hold Murmansk.
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Crowd Cheers Santa in Greeley Park Amid Holiday Spread
A large crowd, about 2 000 people including children and parents, greeted Santa Claus in Greeley Colorado. He arrived by truck, paused with Chamber members, handed out candy, and urged good cheer as police managed the turnout.
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Bradfield Endorsed for Colorado Supreme Court Seat
Twenty nine Weld County lawyers and Weld legislative delegation backed George H. Bradfield of Greeley for the Colorado Supreme Court vacancy created by Justice Bouck’s death. The Weld County bar president sent Governor Warr a letter praising Bradfield’s legal service, nonpartisan bench record, and readiness for high office.
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New Tank Battle at Rezegh Flares Near Tobruk Front
A major tank clash erupts southeast of Rezegh near Tobruk as Axis and British forces clash in a fresh engagement. Reports say both sides sustain heavy losses while the Tobruk corridor opens and troops press to break encirclement. Prisoners reported and fronts shift in the Libyan desert fight.
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Grid Scores and Local Hotel Move in Rochester
Grid scores show Holy Cross losing to Boston College and several other college games with varied results. In Rochester, Mr and Mrs E H Parry announce inventory removal from the Albany Kate hotel in Sterling Colorado. They plan to take over the hotel Monday, previously owned by Myre Cara Hayden.
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Hill Five Sclons Visit Churchill and House Members
Five Republican representatives from New York, Colorado, Minnesota met Prime Minister Churchill in London on November 29. They praised the British people and said the visit would boost mutual understanding of shared issues, while smoking from Churchill’s humidor.
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U. S
House of Representatives
Churchilll
Britain
Joseph ©. Baldwin
New York
William S
Colorado
Melvin J. Mage
Minnesota
We Sterling Cole
Richard F. Gale
France Yields Nazis North African Bases
Government in Vichy confirms five North African bases at Tetouan Meknes Stouix Tabat and Taboun not ceded to Germany. Reports say Germans may shift forces toward Libyan front with operations along the Tunisia Tripoli axis as Allied lines guard coastal gaps and French troops reassess fortifications in Tunisia Libya and Morocco.
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Sailors Edge Army 14 to 6 in Rivalry Clash
Navy defeats Army 14 6 in Philadelphia before 98 924 fans. Key third quarter drives 69 and 68 yards ignite midshipmen offense. Coach Swede Larson ends career with perfect record against Army. highlights include Hank Moaur Ralph Hill and Jim Watkins scoring. Churchill birthday noted in London report.
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Gainesville
Spomer Delays Truck Licenses Pending Carpenter Test Order
County Clerk Louis Sener of Sell County announces delay in issuing heavy truck licenses until Carpenter’s order testing is completed. The order would require license issuance to reflect actual carrying capacity, threatening substantial increases for farmers and truck owners if misrepresented. Local officials and Denver attorney Fania Brainfield oppose the new rules, arguing potential high costs and enforcement challenges.
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Anany Thousarla
Two Greeley Men Get Flk near Estes Park
Two Greeley men, Gus G. Andere and Clifford Hakevink, were identified near Estes Park while hunting. The report notes an incident involving a female who was pursued, a livestock injury, and ongoing investigation by local authorities.
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Gus G. Andere
Clifford Hakevink
Anon Greeley Huntlers
Prilay
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Astersson
Toothless Bill For Control of Prices Passed
Washington seeks to salvage the administration's price control bill as it concedes defeat on an amendment granting the government licensing power for price ceilings and license revocation for noncompliance. The move comes amid ongoing efforts to enforce the act.
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Fire in Izmir harbor sparks unknown cause report
NBC heard Vichy radio report a violent fire raging in Izmir harbor on the Aegean coast of Turkey. Fire origin undetermined as broadcaster described the blaze and its spread. Washington reports rail labor criticism of union rigidity before a government board.
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Donald Dickey Dies Thursday in Los Angeles
Windsor obituary notes Donald Dickey of Wind sor died Thursday in Los Angeles California after five weeks illness. He was 41 son of TF and Dickey of Windsor. He lived a mile west of Windsor on the Dickey farm born Oct 5 1900 and attended Windsor High School then Colorado University. He worked 16 years as an engineer for the Ryndertokeond Wire Rope Co in St Louis Mo. Survivors include his father R Mickey of Windsor wife Katherine Ken Mickey of St Louis and sons Pupatt Robert and Richard Koryail. Funeral held Saturday in Los Angeles with burial plan pending.
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Farm Bureau Elects Directors at Annual Convention
Coroyado farm bureau wrapped up its annual convention with four new directors elected EH Dan Tarr Fort Collins Arthur G alns Flagler John B Daroba Karls and Adgiph Yeersink Almosa. Secretary-treasurer Wt. W. Black burn of the American Barn Bureau Federation urged unity among farm and industry groups based on practical experience.
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Hitler Claims Three Russian Cities Taken
Soviet and German dispatches claim Rostov, Volokolamsk, and Mozhaisk areas advanced or captured amid a broader push on the eastern front. Stalin praised southern Soviet commanders as Rostov and Sevastopol remained focal, while Allied reports noted Arctic front actions and German pressure around Sevastopol and Rostov amid heavy fighting and casualties.
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