Ninth Army Captures Lindern near Roer River front
Ninth Army forces captured Lindern and pressed the Roer River defenses as aggressive gains mounted along a 16 to 26 mile front. Units under Hodges and Patton advanced from Lindern toward Duseldort and Cologne while probing defenses north toward Jülich and Duren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Army
Lindern
Roer River
Morthwast
Uudhe
Blagbach
Cotngae
Munchen Gladbach
Hy Ue
Norn
Flrel
Caltical
Hurfgen Forest
Pinelanda
Courtney H. Hodges
Hridge MoSing
Fae
Ths
Stegfried Mov
Thing
Ther Baar
Heb
Karls Faht
Cablinz
Frankfurt
Cologne
Lindern Ught Dussildort
Beorge
Patton
Wroy
Tor Ibreskout
Lotratae
Ptarsuttent
Ulery
Government Crop Insurance Is Rejected by Senate Panel
Washington November 26 a proposed experiment with government crop insurance was rejected today by the Senate agriculture committee which favored instead a system of incentive payments to farmers to plant more. Chairman Thomas said the committee rejected free in advance insurance, fearing a precedent that would lead to similar free insurance demands on other crops. The panel postponed final action on the bill to boost federally sponsored insurance for wheat, cotton and feed grains, and reserved decision until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ernate Agriculture Committag
Thomas
D-Okle
Éidto Group
Tha Pene
Justice Department
Srsason
Mead
Don
Tiller
Francis Dla
Norah Hy" Litich
Littell
Sénate
Lattell
Biddle
Tammy Corcoran
Thomas G.’ Corcoran
New Deal Drain Trust
Littell T
Ihfa
Tha Hasig
Mac Teé
Hatch
M.M
Diddie
Stuart Phelps Dodge Dies in Colorado Springs
Stuart Phelps Dodge, 63, longtime Colorado Springs resident and civic leader, died in Colorado Springs. A former city editor of the Gazette before its consolidation, he served as editor of the Evening Telegraph and later retired. Survived by wife Noringa Wacon Dodge, two sons Stuart Dodge Jr and Peter Dodge, a daughter Ann Dodge, and two sisters. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Phelpa Ee
Galorads Springs
Benebalierman and
Tong
Ae Fo Foley
Colonal Horce Gazette
Feler
Phalpa Dodge
Clarence Pheip Dodge
The
Gazette
Dodge
Noringa
Wacon Dodge
Colorado Springs
Denver
Stuart Dodge, Jr
90-Infantry
Alf
Peter Dodge
Luke
Peli
Anna
Ann Dodge
Mra.h. PF. Robinson
Pod
Cullt
Age Wiliams Reynolds Purnell
Washington, D.C
Alexander Dee Gregories
Hartford
Government Bond Burning Clarified by Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau said in Dallas yesterday that bond burning was not sanctioned by the government. The warning came as news from Laewee saved Presat Dallan, Texas, on November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallan
Texaa
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Mergen Huw Asaured
Mallon
Dallas Esterday
Italian premier resigns to form new government
War dispatches report Ivanoe Bonfini Bon resigned as premier to assemble a new Italian administration while Imperial forces claim a second attack in Leyte Gulf near the Philippines. No Allied confirmation of the claimed success was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowe
Umberto
Ivanoe Bonum
Eppaint
Leyte Gulf
Philippines
House Extends War Powers For One Year
Washington Nov 30 The House paused a one year extension of the war powers act and sent it to the Senate with an amendment giving federal courts jurisdiction over War agency filings The bill passed by voice vote No audible opposition The measure would keep the broad grant of authority to the president and government officials for wartime control and allocation of materials The amendment...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ihonenaté
Federal Courte Jurisdictiok
Mynd
Legre
Ayer
Tha
Riet
Althe
Lot
Olatrathon
Nai 4
Hametringtog
Wile Wiustice
Nnfty
Prt Tha
WPS
Itaelit
War Mobilization
James F. Byrnes
Carson POWs Did Well in Eaton and Ault
Coloradio dispatch reports on prisoner of war labor from the Eaton and Ault camps. Production included beef, onions, potatoes, and crops valued around 712,208 dollars for local farmers, with estimates of prisoner earnings and daily rates noted. The report covers camp Curzon divisions, pricing, and coordination with army and civilian contractors, plus mentions an economist set to travel to London for economic analyses in the American-controlled area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coloradio Apres
Cerman
Prigonere
Cop Carson
Ault
Eaton
Canin Carson
Jona 'S
Avatar
Army
Civiliam
Curzon
Culorady
Kansas
Lavin Handefsen
Germany
Waabington
Henderagn
OPA
London
Third Rot
Germ
Convoy Sunk And 4,000 Japs Drowned In Action
Ansatiated Press reports a U S convoy was sunk during battles near the Philippines as American fighters attacked the Jap reinforcements. By Tuesday and Wednesday 10 transports and three destroyers were among vessels sinking with an estimated 4,000 enemy troops killed while attempts to land at Ormos failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Philippines
Japan
Coneen
Seal
Nto
Erle
Ormos
Weld County Opens Hospital Bond Bids December 12
Weld County to open bids for a 420000 hospital bond issue on December 12 at 10 am. The sale uses a one percent interest rate and funds will back a hospital building program with a three-year repayment plan. Proceeds may support federal matching funds and future hospital financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
Coniucts
Davis
Washington
Mavis
Denver
Varlans Hospite
J. P. McArchur
James Stewart
R. Storey
Stettinius Confirmed as Secretary of State by Senate
The Senate confirmed Edward R. Stettinius Jr. as secretary of state by a 67 11 vote, naming him the youngest to hold the post since 1794. The confirmation followed a partisan challenge by Senator Taylor who accused him of delaying war preparations and boosting steel production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rpogévelt
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Alce Seding Cérdsil Bell
I Il
Stetlinius
George Washington
Edmund Randolph
United States Steel Corporation
Senate
Ammunition Train Blows Up Near Clovis
A Santa Fe railway ammunition train exploded at 2 p.m. near Tolar, New Mexico, about 33 miles west of Clovis. The Office of the Inspector at El Paso, Texas, investigated the scene as wreckage spread through the village and surrounding areas. Local reports described the destruction and initial findings of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Santa Fe Railway
Tolar
N. M
Antrele
el Pass
Tex
Be Letowich
Lubehoch
Sete Newitoho Bureau
Lame Duck Turned Into Surplus Property Story Told
Washington reports Senator Gillette a Democratic Iowa figure says he was told in private that he and Senator Danaher a Connecticut Republican both loners in the polls were declared surplus property. Gillette plans appointment to the surplus property board after his term ends in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gillette
D-Iown
Danaher
Jayne
PLO
Glilette Bn
Plus Property Board
Silica Deposit To Be Mined In Keota Area
Northeastern Weld county will host a large scale silica mining operation by Silica Production Company led by Arthur H. Anileysan of Chicago. The project plans a February start with a nine mile railroad spur from the Burlington line and a 40 acre property described as the NEY of Sec 34, Township 10 North, Range 69 West, about 13 miles northeast of Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
Cynto
Arthur H. Anileysan
Chicago
Ja Axtal- Ashing
Greeley
Derson
Willatripming & Allica
Depaett
Hivee Miico
Pawnes Bultex
Keele
Higa
Anderson
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Npwr
Burlington
Grover and
Keote
Sligo
Ime Mineral
Righin
Yanks Describe Treatment of Prisoners by Axis Powers
A House committee report says American prisoners in German, Italian, and Japanese camps were generally treated humanely, with better privileges often than U S soldiers. It notes escape attempts mainly in Germany, mass uprisings by Japanese prisoners, and limited access for outsiders to camps in Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trreses
Waellington
Tin House
Japan
Axis Prigonera
United States
Nald
Chalritan
Sorman
Hallna
Tme
Germany
Bara-Kiel
Jap Tanivel
Manchuria
Formosa
Shanghei
Red Cross
Philippines
Dutch East Times
Malaya
Porneo
Thailand
French Indo China
Hurme
Hong Kong
China
Janapest
Swiez
Bill Lettice Cole Claim Sent to Senate for Settlement
A man named Bill Lettice Cole had a claim passed and sent to the senate bill to appropriate six thousand three hundred seventy four dollars eighty six cents for the settlement of claims by Harley. Caretaker Boone for injuries received when his party collided with Heamy airbase resulting in a rate fatty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Harley
Careter
Boone
Wittheamy
FDR Shakes Up Justice Officials in Littell Row
Washington reports that President Roosevelt removed Assistant Attorney General Norman Littell after a long clash with Attorney General Francis Biddle over department policy and the handling of a high profile case involving Tommy Corcoran. The affair prompted a Senate inquiry into interdepartmental friction and executive interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt Tlad
Norman Littell
Littell
Tommy Corcoran
Lin
Department of Jualice
Department
Dimitshive
Isehlet
Francis Biddle
Diddle
Thomas CO
Tommy the Cork
Carcayuy
Intriaste
Nriculs
Noosevelt
Alsmianiung
Biddle
Montgomery Ward
Sewell Avery
Saidlerar
Pial
Chicago
Staten Felit
Pwhien Rietamenia
Nor
Huon
Eilcel
Paipoea 1
Man
Mini
Tony
Alexander Kirk Named Ambassador to Italy
Alexander G. Kirk of Ostola was nominated by President Roosevelt to be American ambassador to Italy. Kirk currently serves as the U.S. representative on the Allied advisory council for Italy and previously held the position of chargé d’affaires in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Kirk
Italy
Washington
Alexander G. Kirk
Oistola
Roosevell
Kirk
United States
Cofmnell
Roma
Weld Man Fatally Burned Thawing Car With Gas-Soaked Rags
Charles W. Glark, a Hereford farmer, died in Cheyenne hospital after his clothing caught fire while trying to thaw a car radiator using gasoline soaked rags. He burned severely hours earlier and was transported from Hereford. Survivors include his wife Dora, eight children, his mother Minnie Davis, two sisters Addie Everest and Alma Hernon, and brother Lester Clark. A funeral service will be held Friday at Smith Brothers mortuary with interment at Entan cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Glark
Hereford
Veterana
Heepstal
Cheyenne
Glark
Mire
Dora Clark
Gensyleve
Eva Lou
Damriene
Melvin
Dorothy
Jean
Betty
Jannny
Minnie Davis
Addie Everest
Pine Blair
Wye
Alme
Hernton
Alneworth
Broiler
Lester Clark
Heresford
Smith Brothers Mortuary
Entan
Favorable Position For Colorado Airports Funds Sought In Congress
Denver reports Colorado may secure federal aid for airport development under a Civil Aeronautics Administration program. Mayor Wilkinson said Colorado’s plan includes new airports and improvements totaling about 4.6 million dollars, with 42 thousand dollars already allocated to the city’s airport expenses. The overall state totals around 4.5 million for new ports and 70.9 million for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Creetey
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Majur L. K. Wikitson
Colorado
Mintel Gravte
Mayou Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Steeley
CAA
Pri
House Group Freezes 5S Tax to 7
Washington November 10 The House voted 17 to 7 to freeze the wartime luxury tax, avoiding automatic doubling. Nine Republicans backed it with eight Democrats, a move seen as a administration plea against the tax. Overriding veto chances discussed as a near certainty in both House and Senate. The plan would cap the tax at one to two percent of wages, with employer contributions rising accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proud
Washington
House
Soviet Army Seizes Eger In Hungary
Soviet forces reportedly captured Eger northeast of Budapest after breaking into the town as Moscow announced by Marshal Stalin in a daily order. The push also claimed Sziksze near Miskolc, about 55 miles northeast of Budapest, with a Moscow salute noted. A Helena Montana earthquake caused minor window rattling with no damage reported in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eger
Hncapeatn
Hungary
Marshal Stalin
Tanighe
Eger Lang
Bude
Miskole
Budapest
Stalin
Moscow
Armed Forces Casualty List Update Amid War Toll
The Army casualties total 461,058 with 89,840 killed and 268,306 wounded. Navy casualties stand at 75,892 with 34,246 killed or missing. The overall armed forces casualty figure now reaches 536,950 as of November 15. The report notes week to week increases in both services and lists totals for prisoners of war and missing personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udelated
Washington
Joe Camattion
Earl Harbor
Secretary of War
Bumron
Navy Cancaltien
Hors Ara
Inlzonera
Tha Mary
Bond Drive In Weld County Urged By Campaign Leader
County chairman Charles Swinks urged residents to support the Sixth War Loan drive amid headlines depicting Superfortresses and Roer River battles. Weld County purchases reached 40 percent of its 4,884,000 quota, with total Weld Spurty at 760,817.26 as of Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heddines
Tokyo
Roer River
Greeley and Weld County
Charles EB. Swinks
Bose
Ar. Swith
Weld County
Thuraing
Sugar Growers Get Two Methods In State Program
The Great West Sugar Company informs 1447 growers of two routes to obtain sugar at wholesale prices under a government program started last spring for the 1944 sugar production. Some Bert growers meeting requirements may also obtain sugar without the ration, in addition to purchasing wholesale. The plan begins December 1947 and runs on business days at each factory, continuing while growers buy sugar manufactured from the 1947 beelsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yelteva
Great Westen Sugar Company
Bessel
Snsur
Comepany
Wien
Mitscher Declares Jap Naval Aviation Paralyzed
Vice Admiral Mary A. Mitscher declared that Japanese naval aviation has been practically eliminated in the Pacific theater. The remark followed Allied air and naval operations that pushed Japanese forces back and disrupted carrier and fleet activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitscher
Jap Naval
Washington
Mary A. Milacher
Rawsin
Pacifc
Carrey
Third B 29 Raid In Seven Days Hits Tokyo
A Saipan based air war report describes a new B 29 raid on Tokyo. Liberators from Saipan attacked burning targets in the capital, with Japanese officials noting waves of Superforts and fires that raged before being brought under control. The 20th Air Force reported no Allied losses in the raid, while Tokyo broadcast its own account of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Den
H. H. Arnold
Enero
Army Air Forces
Hinane City
Line
Hombera
Tokyo- Tuccansel
Tadio
Kurttaki Kolzo
Washington
Tesius
20Th Air Force
Ant
Taliro van Menger
Unite States
Federal Communications Commission
Pris Day
Supertortrassen
O Saipan
McAllister Injured in Denver County Hospital Visit
Ray E McAllister a Derkeley California attorney for Kalsor Industries was injured in a collision near LaSalle Wednesday. He suffered two fractured ribs and facial injuries. Hospitalization planned with transfer to Denver. Henry J Katner Sr a driver remained unharmed and returned to Denver. Kaiser executive directing plant work in Denver producing artillery components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Fe McAllister
Derkeley
Calif
Kalsor Industries
the Weld
Basnttal
LaSalle
McAllister
Denver
Henry J. Katnér
Delver
Kaiser
Fnnk
Walsex Industries
Cervi Reports on Democrat Finances
Denver November 20 Associated Press Cervi reports to Secretary of State Lt. Bennett that the state central committee revised 928 450.17 during the campaign and spent 23 259.75 leaving a balance of 590.42 but the committee still has 2 730.68 shown in bills paid. Expenditures include 10 916 in contributions 4 428.08 for publication of The Colorada Nall and 3 482 for newspaper advertising. Large individual contributions include 4 000 from Barney L Whatley and 4 500 from Roy Best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Associated
Denver
Cervi
Alate Democratia Chatraun
Bennett
Atata Central
Barney L. Whatley
Whattey
Roy Best
Lover
Gubernatoriay Reco
Theao Femal
Aerial Blitz Intensified On Reich Areas Hit
In a 43 hour offensive Allied air power attacks seven German reel plants and Sandruck yards. About 11,000 bombers escorted by 1,000 fighters struck Leipzig synthetic refineries and Schweinfurt yards eight miles ahead of U S Third Army. Fortresses Liberators and bomb groups hammered targets as operations continued from Lawton to Boulder and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Sandruckeo Calleoad
Leipzig
Ssarbrucken
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Stuart' Phelps“ Dodge
Corado Springs
Okehs
Carson
Eaton, Ault
Stettinius
Patrick J. Hurley
Chita A
Keota
Bill Lettice Cole
FDR
N. Littell
Ant Alternaney
Nofzi Littell
Grizzly Bears
Rockies
Hh! General Assembly
Grizzilon
House Group
Helena
Mont
Laaauelatol
Mostana
Avice $ Serlen
Armed Forces
Ray E. McAllister
Reich
Alston Grean
Raattia Schig
Boulder
Colo
Nore
Alston D. Green
Kelling
University of Colorado Law School
University of Wi
Hogton Fy Serato Attentiva Marten
Grean Te
Giktra City
Somers Denver
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