Pittman Opens Debate on Embargo Repeal in Senate
Senator Pittman Democrat Nevada opened a tense senate debate over neutrality and arms embargo, arguing repeal would keep the United States out of a European war while Republicans led by Borah urged broader action. The session featured warnings to stay on a high plane and proposals to bar belligerent nations from credit and to require cash sales for armaments.
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Weather Forecast Report for Monday Through Tuesday
Local weather notes indicate a high near 80 and a low around 40. Colorado and nearby regions expect cloudiness with possible showers Monday night into Tuesday, spreading to southern areas and the northeast by Tuesday. Winds and temperatures vary, with showers continuing into Tuesday in several zones.
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Peace Talks and War Warnings Span Europe
Three points from Mussolini era discussions with Italy and Germany surface as peace possibilities. Italian Foreign Minister Galeazzo Ciano travels from Berlin to Rome to conclude talks with Hitler and Ribbentrop, signaling a potential peace framework. Britain signals vast conscription while Churchill warns the war will end only when Allies prevail, as George VI mobilizes 240 000 youth and tens of thousands more for service.
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Weld Health Council Names Officers at Annual Meet
Weld County Health Council reelects Dr Til G Blue as president and officers Mia Mayfreland Tfndson vice president Mya R J Meikel secretary J A Turner Nunn. Dr Tritt Covington Rockefeller Foundation field rep from Sri Lanka City attested two points: health departments prevent and control disease, not to support payment of dividends.
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Senator Tahnaon Strategy Sparks GOP Fight Discussion
Republican Senator Tahnaon of California reportedly rejected calls to ax floor managers for the opposition, shaping internal debate within the party. The stance signals a strategic divergence amid season 9 discussions on fight tactics and legislative leverage, with Ya, Republican, N. D. noted in coverage.
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Armed Raider Sinks British Merchant Ship
London reports that an armed raider attacked and sunk the British freighter Clement in the south Atlantic. Ministry of Information says the raider may be a cruiser or pocket battleship, with steps planned. details on crew and exact fate remain limited.
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Young Bicyclist Killed By Denver Motor Car
A 10 year old Merrick of 4524 Pearl street died from injuries after a bicycle collision with a motor car near Denver University. The accident occurred Saturday afternoon as he rode home from a football game. The driver involved is listed as 19 year old Pring Evans Avenue. The victim was treated at Denver General Hospital but succumbed Sunday.
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Court Dismisses Charges Against Harlan Companies
Judge J H Church Bord dismissed federal charges against Harlan County coal camp defendants under the Wagner Act. The government moved to dismiss indictments, citing industrial peace in the Horton coal area and endorsing a final action ending the case.
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Enrollment milestone and local legal notices in fragmented report
The report notes 1,530 enrolled by 11 A.M. Monday at Colorado College of Education fall quarter and references related registration and attendance figures. It also mentions a Bank of Ault dispute, a note with a $2,000 claim, a $400 monthly payment agreement, and a legal petition involving Nels Mock and other parties, presented in a fragmented local notice style.
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Bowman Death Confirmed as Self Inflicted Poisoning
Dr. Levine testified the death of 36 year old Charles Bowman, found Sept. 13 in a history building, was caused by suicide via poison. Dr. Pilly Milkerwitz could not locate the poison and no other natural or common causes were found.
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Whizzer White Returns to New York After War
Associated Press reports ex college star and former NFL back Whizzer White arrived in New York on October 2. White, Oxford scholar and former Pittsburgh Pirates player, decided to retire from football after serving abroad in Europe. No reporters welcomed him, and White plans to pursue studies in law later.
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Carr Defends Transfer of Income Tax
Governor Ralph L. Carr told Well county teachers at a Saturday meeting that diverting January funds to the general fund was the humane and sensible thing to do under existing circumstances. The division in Ito Was passed ligt Mayeh. Speaking in the Lutug Vhestre Sn Cranford hall at the Colorado State College of Education, the governor urged support for the state action.
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Ditches Demand Protection of All Headworks
Northern Colorado ditch companies press for protection of headworks and dams to regulate water flow and safeguard canals. County commissioners will not set a date for hearings while flood control talks continue at the Canon City hotel with engineers assessing the South Platte reach. Two miles of dike were built on the west side of the river to shield county drains and mills from flood risk.
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Horace Freeman Dies in San Diego Hospital
Horace Freeman died at a San Diego hospital after illness. Ralph Gardner and Misa Har dest, among mourners, recalled Freeman’s life. He was the son of the late ang Alia, with family members including Ann Freeman and others in Greeley and Han Daiege. Military funeral plans were set for Port Heserivans and Port Loma.
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Cardinal Mundelein Found Dead in Bed
Cardinal Mundelein, longtime Catholic Church leader, found dead in his Chicago residence. Det. George Cardin Munderely reported the prelate’s sudden death at 67, with authorities noting routine morning checks and no immediate signs of foul play. A separate item notes reckless driving tickets issued after a two-vehicle collision on Bit Avenue.
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Federation leader backs Roosevelt peace effort
William Green declared the American Federation of Labor would support President Roosevelt's plan to keep the United States out of war. He spoke at a convention keynote, urging repeal of the grain laws to safeguard national peace and pledging aid to the administration's program with the aim of staying out of the European conflict.
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Cuban Sugar Tariff Hearing Sparks Senate Debate
Senator O Mahoney urged new hearings on Cuban sugar tariff reductions, warning Western growers fear reactions without notice. He pressed the state department for formal redress and sought to keep hearings open, arguing the commerce changes require broader scrutiny.
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Marian Frisk Injured As Horse Throws Partner
Marian Frisk sustained a broken right shoulder blade after a horse tossed her and Evelyn Craighead 17 while riding near their home. Craighead escaped with bruises. They were taken to Creeley hospital and released later that evening.
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Camp Fire Leaders Meet Tuesday in Greeley
Fragmented OCR notes describe Camp Fire leaders in Greeley planning a Tuesday meeting and holiday service work. Mentions Calcite Sutte College of Education and a youth program with enrollments and courses.
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Bears Set For Night Workout After Poach Wins
Ragged dispatches report Bears slated to train under lights in Greeley Monday afternoon following a win over University of Mahe Southern Wranel at Poentella Make Sunday 13 to 9. Coach Folin Wancock directs plans as the squad prepares for a game against Colorado College with stars Fidday Wight Wik and Sain Seana delivering passes.
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Colorado Railroad Tax Fight Shapes State College Fees
The Colorado Tax Commission faces railroads and state colleges over valuation. Attorney General Lyre A. Jogers led a critique of the New Master plan claiming railroad properties lack due process. The commission defends current values while colleges warn higher charges. President Pray and college leaders press for fixed student fees amid proposed tax changes and recession pressures.
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