Beet Board Decides on quota cuts and price hearing
We Mountain States Beet Growers Association meets December 11 to consider reducing beet acreage and price quotas amid federal sugar program changes. Secretary H. B. Moxsett notes association seeks data on prices, wages, and quotas ahead of a December 18 hearing. California and other states weigh potential impacts on growers, factories, and subsidies.
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We Mountain States
Beet Growers “Association
H. B. Moxasett
I ! “ Association
Teao
Denver
California
Oviatt
Mauntsia
Cuba
Velatila
Othcers
Miredora
Lyman
Wrigut
SoMoeyera
Fink Asbluft
Carl
Ruebler
Franklin
McGrew
Botanop Hdruhgoh
Carterandt
Bayard
Clark
Nicholas Diontare
Laine
Virgil Redding
Mindtara
Beldoxorndrestoy
Oteara
J Frautadlin
Stiles Gordner
Kimball
George Vogler
Stolla- Dilute
End Gow
Mrlight
Eiltehell Treavuri
Associated Front
Washington
Agricultral Adjustment D
Ans
Idaho
Oregon
Deuyet
Nebraska
Dakota
Gouthera
Wyomleg
Colorado
Kansas
California man saved as brick wall collapses on him
In a Califormia theater incident, a wall collapse trapped Presid Sanoel Madera and Owen Barr. Fire crews freed them as debris toppled into the center, killing five others and damaging surrounding shops. Barr died, while Madera and two others survived with injuries.
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Presid
Sanoel Madera
Caliti
Sivan
Hlating Madera
Owen’ Barr
Madera'a
Dr Gage to Speak at First Presbyterian Church
Dr Henry Fenanae Gage president of C69 College in Cedar Ranlds will preach at the evening worship service of First Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Service begins 7 30 p m with observance of duty to church. Gage will address students. Rev Stuart MN Pastor will preside over the service.
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Henry Fenanae’ Gage
C69 College
Cedar Ranlds
Trasters
Presbyterian Theological Roralnary
Coltcags
Firat
Stuart MN
Paterasa
Weill
Four Young People Die in Car Crash
A report from Ay Afkpzon states four young people died in a car crash while returning home from a dance. Names include Mathaw Eror phy 25 and Franca Mullen among others. The dispatch notes widespread violence in Bessarabla and alleged revolutions, with casualties and injuries recorded.
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Anatase Nébr
Navy
Perzaus
Thuming Uerib
Hh Lishway Patrolinam
Harry J
He -Decid Og
Mathaw Erorphy
Buetnn Mogara
Dt O'Neill
Aol
Sind
Weather Taent for 24 hours ending u
Weather forecast across multiple states shows mixed conditions. Colorado expects mostly cloudy periods with snow in the northwest tonight and Sunday, colder tonight and Sunday. Wyoming reports light snow tonight and Sunday. Montana indicates mostly cloudy skies with clearing Sunday. Mexico forecasts heavy snow in the west and northeast by Sunday. other regions show partly cloudy to cloudy and colder. Temperatures listed include highs and lows for numerous cities such as El Paso, Chicago, Los Angeles, Oklahoma City, Phoenix, San Francisco, and more.
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U. Batneday
Gylorado
Wyoming
Montana
Mexico
Lowar- Elayatlong
Lew Aanarito
Chlenrow Bengey
el Paso
Kehagias City
Credit to Chinese nationalists and Nanking pact signed
President Roosevelt announced a 100 million dollar credit to the Chinese nationalists, with further loan and material purchases, as Japan signs a peace pact with the Nanking government. The ceremony, guarded by Japanese forces, proclaims an end to war and aims at mutual respect and economic cooperation. China and Japan pledge defense cooperation and the removal of military forces within two years, with Manchukuo excluded.
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U.S
Japan
Nanking
Assestated Press
Washington
Sedd & Urodit
China
Tae
United States
Nanklog
Chong Kai-Shek
Chungking
Wang- Ching-Wal
Hin
Wang
Anibaninaren
Nobuyuki Abe
Abe
Marco
Jopar
Ayatoat
Ahall Glolton
Bmangehiang
Narth Ning
Hpecttla Germiseion
Chins
Thair Armiea
Anda
Weld Towns Report Their 1941 Tax Levies
Twenty five Weld towns and incorporated communities submitted their 1941 tax levies to County Assessor C. A M Whiteside. The report shows decreases in several towns from 0.5 to 7 mills and minor adjustments in others. Notable changes include Mead lowering 4.9 percent and Platteville cutting 2 mills, while Gardan City drops 3 mills.
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Haya
C. AM. Whiteside
iWa
Byane
Dewi
Hudson
Platteville
Hudson Woman Dies Friday
Hudson resident Mrs. Hubb, longtime member of the Ashton community, died Friday at her home in Tom, after weeks of confinement. She moved to Denver for medical care but did not return home. Survived by husband and children Migilo Larana Donald and Fred Jr. Services will be Tuesday at 2 PM at United Brethren Church in Berthoud. Interment in Layeland Cemetery.
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Levk Emai
Fort Lupton Aring
Tota
Garden City
Ronedala
Eaton
Brie
Evans
Wirestone Gassite
Fort’ Laipte
Aos
Frederick Nerest
Grover
Hudson Tohrstons
Ken Keenesbur
Keota
Kersey
Paaz
Ata
Bayer
Windsor
Joe V. Hel
Jos . Helterbran
Greelay
Wayne
N. Cana
Evenue
Romero
Denver
Aca
Yasa
Fred Hubba
Nidsan
Tom
Tia
Presbyterian Toephel
Wal Bien
Hubb Wen
Aghton
Ashton Club
Vachile Iron
Migilo
Larana
Donald
Fred, Jr
United Beathers Shurch
Berthoud
Layeland
WPA Men Move to Greeley Camp Monday
Twenty Weld County WPA workers are assigned to construct a camp in Greeley with fruit touches and preliminary week tasks. The crew will transfer to other duties as needed while operations begin and the site nears readiness for occupancy.
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WPA
Greeley Camp
Gresley Water
Weld County
Milton
Larliner- County
U S Heavy Craft Leave for Hawaii
Under Admiral James C Richardson four battleships and a heavy cruiser departed Sau Ped California bound for Hawaii. The force sails with about 8 00 officers and men aboard led by the battleship News Mexico and escorted by the Idaho Mississippi and Oklahoma. Portland accompanies as cruiser. The group recently arrived from Hawaii for winter leave and training.
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Angoriated Press
Sau Ped
Calif
James C. Richardson
Hawaii
Admiral Richardson
Mexico
Phipg Idahiy
Okla
Portland
Navy Defeats Army in Philadelphia Crowd At Navy Stadium
At Municipal Stadium Philadelphia on November 40 A Navy football team defeated Army 14 to U. The game featured 42 yard and 63 yard touchdowns by Navy, drawing a large crowd of about 102,000. Boston November 29 Holy Cross defeated Boston College 4-0 at Fenway Park before 38,000, keeping bowl hopes alive.
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Municipal Stadium
Philadelphia
Navy
Pawer
Army
Capnelly
Boston
Ut Weyers
Holy Cross
Boaten ‘Goltege
Lucky Yeoaks
Fenway Park
Hopou
Football scores and a theft shock local page
The clipped report lists scattered football scores including Kanansa State 0 Nebraska 0 and Duke 12 plus Duke 12. It notes a cash box stolen in a burglary near Gilie, with Deputy Sheriff Earl Bicher stating $46.47 recovered and others missing after the robbery at an irrigation ditch scene.
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Feomt
Homer Russell Mhling
Gil Ie
Checka
Sere
Earl Bicher
War Bulletins Tie Turkey to Balkan Crisis
Istanbul reports from November say Turkish press in May noted Germany and the Soviet Union alter their plans for control of the Dardanelles and Slav routes. It warned Germany’s Black Sea stronghold could enclose Turkey, isolating Germany from Europe and keeping the Soviet Union secure by aligning with Turkey.
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Treas
Istanbul
Germany
Hecavas
Russia
Dardanelles
Slav Cours Teles
Bulygela
Yugoslavia
Tsikians
Near East
Black Sea
Baltic
Mediterranean
Ransis
Europe
Eni Sabah
Turkey
Sra
Econfidenc
Turkay
Himmler Calls Parley on Growing Unrest in Occupied Nations
A New York report from Associeted-Treaal notes Himmler summoning officials to discuss rising unrest across Nazi occupied regions. The dispatch mentions possible intensified measures in Norway France and the Baltic states to curb resistance and reinforce occupation forces.
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Himmler
Associeted-Treaal
New York
Braltbaylon
Jey
Gestonolard
Cernsiy
Norway
France
French Syria commissioner killed in British air attack
French authorities confirm the death of Jean Chappe, the new commissioner for Syria, when a French air transport plane was shot down by a British plane near Sardinia. The craft carried Chappe and other officials, all perishing in the attack amid a gun battle between opposing forces.
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Syria
Atecclor
Prova
Vichy
Jean Chappe
Nish Commissioney
Dehtar Plana
A . Ghirdre
Parla Polise
Sardinia
Jost
Driinh
Cianan Wis Ohipa
Daclinian
Atricny
Only Few Nazi Raiders Reach London in Drive
In a recent raid a small number of German planes penetrated toward London while RAF defences fought back. A night attack preceding the daylight assault left London and surrounding areas under air alert as fighters and anti aircraft fire sought to repel the intruders.
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London
Neal
de Fenaca
RAF
Midlands
Mersey
Petain Reports Deported Lorraine People Arrive
In unconfirmed broadcasts from Vichy the state marshal reported 79,000 deported Lorraine residents arriving in the unoccupied zone of France. The message noted the arrival as part of the ongoing relocation within the occupied territory.
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Petain
Lorraine
Teone Vichy
Proce
Philippa Patatu
Ihe
Mhosange
Lormaine
Uio
France
Japanese Air Official Dies in Korea Plane Crash
Tokyo reports Major General Nohuichi Kasuneki, head of aviation at the war office, and four others killed when their plane crashed on a mountain top near Kelsha in Korea. Kasuneki had served as military attaché at the Washington embassy in 1922.
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Tokyo
Nohuichi Kasuneki
War Office
Kelsha
Korea
Kasnacki
Washington
Economic Value of School to Greeley Shown in Report
A 1930s budget review shows Colorado State College of Faucation in Greeley costing about 1.55 million dollars in four fiscal items for 1929 to 1940, with student expenditures around 382 thousand and overall college disbursements near 1.83 million. The study argues local living costs and payroll contribute to a multi-year rise, noting a two percent uptick since 1931 and a six percent drop in student spending in some periods.
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Greeley
Oreeley
Colorado State College of Faucation
Ub Fa
Po. Whitney
Wiillne
Whitnes
Greslay
Aludent-Uitlan
Greey i
Ma Ziond
United States Prepares Plan to Counter British System
An Associated Press report from Washington describes U S aims to counter a British intelligence framework. A delegation recently sent to England will study the system and its methods. Officials say full details remain confidential for use in training at a national police academy.
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United States
Asaociated Press
Washington
Vrltely Fox Tradding Ee Pionize
Sokotngender
Federal Bureau of Fovestination
Farelan
En Blond Yuver
Asa
Lenvpod
Tfret
Marizu
Iles National
Police Academy
Jnalita
Una
Nik
Fire destroys plant contracting defense material facility
In Los Angeles, a fire destroyed a plant contracting defense material facility at Yenlen Boulevard and Cotaling Streets. The blaze caused about 300000 dollars in damage as seventeen fire units with eighty men battled, with walls of a 250 by 20 foot factory collapsing and the building spreading toward Toyota High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos Angeles
Manitectur Toseath Recelvora
Smi
Uipplune Tuerta
Griffith May Lose His Contest Chance
Frank L. Hiya city attorney said Griffith may lose his chance to contest the attorney general race before the Colorado legislature. He noted Gail L. Ireland Republican won the race by 0 votes per a state canvassing decision. Denver election officials said absentee ballots were examined Thursday and Friday with Griffith supporters challenging the ballot handling.
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Associated Deets
Frank L. Hiya
Oxarinstlor
Akcentas
James
Griffithy
Colorado
Canvogaing Deal
Gail L. Ireland
Denver Election Commission
Tolloy
Frank Yeadlon
Griffith
Abntie
Dennes
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Growers Association Ondey
Charles M. Kearney
Morrill
Nebr
Aseuchlicn
Charles Kearney
Charles Frankly
Gro
Associated Press
Stochton
Federa
California Sugar. Beet GrowWsra’ ‘Association
Puerto Rico
Britfeh
Frere Jolanden
Waet Indies
Wasi
Counel| Pointadoul
Felands
United
Finrids
Louis- Lang
Trinidad
Jamaica
Barbados
Martinigua
Tilanda Wader
Dr. Gage
Presbyterian Church
Bessarabla
Kamaula
Saviet Hugate
Hill
Chiang Kai-Shek
Rather
Casscel
Brent
Topeka
Kalov
Payne Ratoet
Wil van TH. Burke
Democratie Gubert Tarial Norilies
Psaovaasora
Wwdey Im ‘Ls
Uo Novo6
Retarna
Ben Carpenter
Af Greelen
Willies Hui
Fort Goll
Cosmopolitan Club
K.logaden
Goemopolitan Internationl
Common Pleas Court
Tulaa
Greefey
Greeley Blot School
Logsden
Cheyenne
Frontier Hotel
Kan
Firao
KFKA
Gresley
Kanansa State
Tigty Cross
Roatan Colter
Fordhem
U. C. Duquesne
Carnegie Yech
Phitabursh
Duke
al Gill
Jap Army Air
Akon
Anil
Ancuys
Thomas WH
J. BD. Witnan
Baton Apilst
John Bion
Denne Obork Go Smith Te Aduring
Ur Mainditt
Intermcis
Iory Deeren
Fn Dévgclt Centre
Briday
Mra. Tone
Neasnst Ilenry Sleinmarks
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