Moscow Says Soviet Throws Germans Back At Leningrad
Soviet and German reports clash over the Leningrad front as Red Army claims push 30 miles toward the city and overrun trenches near the Czars capital. British and Vichy sources share recapture and retreat notes while Soviet marines hold a west of Leningrad line and kronstadt remains under bombardment.
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Moscow
Soviet
Leningrad
Tuesia
Senielgrad
Nant Steze
Gulf of Finland
Black Sea
Czers
Bertin Radio
Lenlegend
Red Marines
Gulf
Kronstadt
Mie
Trapolis
Klement
Voroshitov
Red Army
Iewlege-Girt - City
Gheningrav
Ukraine
Gvedny Lattla
Dnieper
Naeig
Lalgely
London
Germany
Kharkov
Donets River
Colorado Lad Drinks Tea With King and Queen
Albert Sunol a Colorado youth drank the royal tea with the king and queen at a reception for American flyers. The story notes his initial tea aversion and a Coloradoan’s quip about joining the royals in tea time. Strauel, son of Bra Chores AWtrice, served in the Royal Air Force and flew missions over France and Germany.
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Atamosa
Colo
Get
Albert Sunol
England
Stianel
Royal Air
Royale
Ares
Strauel
Bra
Bra. Chores Awtrice of Altimosa
Cie
Canada
Americas
Sanadron
Tvitish Vombera
France
Germany
To Prison for Bad Checks
A report states that Tyehlo Cole was sentenced to prison for issuing worthless checks. The act follows a court appearance with sentencing details noted for the case.
Penalty Listed On Harvesting Excess Beets
Washington reports Secretary Wickard signed orders removing penalties for harvesting excess sugar beets and cane. The move affects about 8,000 acres of beets and 10,000 acres of cane, with Weld County estimates of excess beets at over 7,000 acres. Individual acreages range from fractions to under 12 acres.
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Washington
Ot 8
Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard
United States
Mermbera
Weld County
Wickam
British Will Not See Defense Training Here
A scheduled visit by a British mission to Greeley to inspect the national defense training school was cancelled Thursday due to prior engagements in Denver. Superintendent H. D. Muiridge of the Greeley schools was informed. The joint British management labor minister oversees an inspection of American defense manufacturing.
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Greeley
Denver
H. D. Miiridge
Greeley Ethorls
Nniselor
Armorican
Stop Signs Planned on Oiled Weld Road Pieces
County Commissioner Harley F. Warren announced Friday that two sections of Weld road will receive stop signs to protect an oil highway segment from Weekeau west to Highway 00, about three miles, and at the Medson cutoff for the 74% tiles. signs will be added along the Jewell or me cutoff as soon as Mig all vite.
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Harley F. Warren
Weekeau
Jewell
Weiren
Weather Outlook for Rocky Mountain States
Local forecast for 24 hours ending 8 a.m. outlines varied conditions across Colorado Wyoming Montana and New Mexico with cool to warm trends. Expect partly cloudy skies in Colorado and Wyoming with warmer highs, Montana tonight showing showers and snow flurries west, New Mexico mostly cloudy night into Saturday morning with drifting clouds Saturday afternoon.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Faly
Warner
Montana
New Mexico
College Elects New President as McEwen Enlists in Army
The college sets a special election for October 4 to replace Glen McEwen of Greeley, who will report for army service October 13. Nominations for first year officers, freshmen president candidates include Ray Dickhaut, Sophie Gregory, Bob Buggs, Sam Ardly, with other posts for vice president secretary treasurer and representatives.
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Glen McEwen
Greeley
Associated Stuents
Selective Service
Associated
Freshrmien
Ray Dickhaut
College
Sngh
Grealsy
Sophie Gregory
West
George Zimmerman
Dom Walter
West High
Beaver
Mary Alice Cook
Lead
S. D
Jim Watles
Leveland High School
Vern Walters
LaJinis
Golo
Margaret Dean
Experts Begin Devil's Tower Ascent To Rescue Parachutist
A rescue operation at Devil's Tower involved two experts, Rocky Mountain National Park rangers, and a private mountain guide as they planned to free a parachutist living on a pinnacle. The ascent drew about 1,000 spectators and featured careful safety steps, including air support coordination and rockfall precautions.
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Bross
Fondance
Wye
Clyde Ice
Spearfish
S. 12
Flyer
Rocky Mountain
Ark
Ernest Field
Warren Sorrel
Denver
Tenched
Jeter
Reecus Hopkins
Jangrre
N. Fy Joynex
Lucian Herzig Dies Friday in Northeast Greeley Area
Lucian Herzig about 40 of Hive alea northeast of Greeley died Friday morning after chores at home. Physician reports heart condition no evident cause. Survived by wife Mrs Lillon Herzig four brothers Badt Ployd of California Fred Metrix of Connecticut Arthur Vers of Massachusetts and sister Mrs Arthur Lusty of Saco Maine. Arrangements later by Satttey Funeral Home.
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Lulu EL Hernia
Hive Alea
Greeley
Mornday
Herzig
Rage & Heart
Lillon Heraig
Badt
Ployd Herai
Big Game Licenses Issued At Graving Ta
A list of individuals from multiple towns including Graving Ta and Masters received big game licenses. Names include Harold Young Clar enes Howe Ava field Gene Brown Meruma Raab Nord Keuse and others with towns such as Sterling and Masters represented. The notice enumerates license issuances for the hunting season.
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Eing Grevley
Wiles
Harold Young
Clarenes Howe Off
Meten
Avafield
Gene Brown
Meruma Raab
Nord Keuse
Frau Lebsaek
Marcy Damarui
Course Staudhigee
W. 5. Unt
T. J. Metlon
Jongtown
Bruce Browe
Galeton
Marvin Reynolds
Floyd Yaoan
Masters
Arthur Yaenot
Pule Jones
Funeral service for Dina Seaman held Saturday
Mr Linn Seaman announces a funeral service for Dina Seaman on Saturday at 10 30 AM at Macy's draw In rook WHA Informant at Linn Crave.
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Mr. Linn Seaman
Sergion
Dina Seaman
Macys
Linn Crave
Roosevelt Seeks Moscow Talk on Religious Freedom
President Roosevelt disclosed he asked Harriman to raise in Moscow the question of religious freedom in Russia. He said the matter had been raised with the Russian government and the U S ambassador Lawrence Steinhardt, with no report yet received from Harriman. Catholic leaders urged direct action to influence Soviet Tass to grant full religious freedom as a wedge to open relations.
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Harriman
Russia
Washington
W. Averell Harrian
Americr
Ftasis
Moscow
Trerdan
Testa
Lawrence Steinhardt
United States
Fred Lent
Emind Ay Walsh
Georgetown Unt
Verghy
Walsh Uickly
White House
Adele Hillier
Kane Fran
Geenans
Lyday
Fiell
Sears
Churchill
Itholier
Britain
Miguel Ain
Mitlew
Ber Hin Tate
Guroany
Rumania
Finland
U.S. S
Hume
Europe
Poland
Hitler
Jong
Mitev
Germany
Tarlay
Massachusetts Leader Out of Office and Barred from Return
Massachusets executive senator Daniel W Coakley bowed out of office and was barred from further public service in a historic move. The senate ruled against him under a long statute, marking the Bay State’s first political purge trial since 1621. His counsel denounced it as political assassination, ending a rise from obscurity to power in the Democratic Party.
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Foslon
Daniel W Coakley
Massachusetts
Senate
Corin
Bay State
Coakley
American Owned Tanker Torpedoed East of Recife
An American owned tanker, the J. C. White, was torpedoed 450 miles east of Recife on September 27. All 41 crew members were rescued. The ship, built in 1920 at Chester, was operating under British orders and traded between South American oil ports and Halifax before its final voyage from Chicago to Cape Town.
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New York
West Nuns
United States
Neelie
Shandard of Co
New Jersey
White
J. C. White Mirko
Panama Trasport Company
West Niles
Farker
Chester
Halifax
Chivaga
Capotamat
Oc White
United Blaleg
Csieg Aig
Sessa
Iceland
Lou West Nilus
Rio de
America
Capetown
Rinn Resident Is Found Shot Dead on Bed
A Weld county case in Rin reports Milton, a 1906 Leadville native, found shot in bed near Layingpont. Deputy Hammond and Wilmoth call it likely suicide after autopsy and investigation. Wife Nee Milton hunted deer with brothers. no suicide note found.
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Rinn
John II
Aiton
Layigpont
Weld
W. J. Maursey
Rit
Milton
Jamignant
Arthor
Dilton
Necker
Cuto
Teree
James
Albert Tika
Longivitt
Mamgoyry
H Dillon
Haywond
Millon
Hammond
Wilmotl
Meidaye Jueen
Wilmoth
Rio Blanco
Atversin
Rion
Leadville
Longmont
Mary Milton
Bell ‘Turner
Weeley ‘Turner
Longinions
Rosie Hakonson
Baptist Delegates Convene From State for Weeklong Convention
About 450 Baptist delegates from across the state are to gather for a multi day convention at First Capitol church. Officials, including Pastor Woods Hodson and Robe rt H B Tarvey of Denver, will lead sessions at the Coloraita Bluty Baptist gathering. The program spans Wednesday and Thursday with the annal session planned at the host church.
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Greelay Taenda
Coloraita Bluty Baptist Convention
Uhe Firat Capitol
Woods
Hodson
Robert HB. Tarvey
Denver
MeGaw Lectures on Russian Situation at Refoied Church
MeGaw will lecture at Refoied Presbyterian church corner of Tulavemte and Fifteenth street on Monday and Tuesday evenings October 6 and 7 at six o'clock. He will view the Russian situation in light of Bible prophecies.
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Janes
MeGaw
Refoied Presbyterian Chun
Tulavemte Ani
Aelock
Bibte Jrephees
Petain Halts Death Sentence In Laval Attack Case
Marshal Petain intervened to spare Pay Colette who had been condemned to die for the attempted assassination of Marshal Laval. Colette’s sentence was commuted to life imprisonment after appeal to Petain, who saved him from execution during the Laval plot that gravely wounded Laval and Deiat on August 26.
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Lastoetetel
Vichy
Marshal Petain
Pay Colette
Laval
Colette
Paris
Former Czech officer executed for treason and sabotage
Prague reports that several persons including a colonel of the former Czech army were sentenced to death by courts martial and executed in Prague and Brunn for treason and arms possession. In Ponca City, Oklahoma, Oct 3, Ernest Whitworth Marland, former governor of Oklahoma and longtime oil figure, died at age.
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Isaltel
Jaeaxi
Labor Leader Heads Govt of Australia
Tes Cahberr reports that Joly Cudht accepted a commission to form a new Australian government after a confidence defeat. Chella, a 56-year-old former timber worker, will select a cabinet next Monday. Curtin, opposition leader since 1935, pledged to press the war effort after Fadden resigned following the motion. Parliament adjourned until Oct. 8.
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Tes Cahberr
Jeader Joly
Monster Siti W. Faden
Chella
Carthy
Fadden
Lord Cowrie
Lond Gowrie
Curtin
Domestic Wool For Navy Blankets Ordered
Meg Washinton reports a Navy order for domestic wool blankets valued at 296000 workers. The deal, totaling 1750000, involves about 3 509 900 pounds of wool from western suppliers. Senator Thomas D Ursh says the decision followed discussions with officials and officials with foreign wool efforts.
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Meg Washinton
Wwe
Navy
Thomas Dursh
Saul
Thomas
Eame
Sorstars Schwurtz
Mayor of Prague Dies Under Nazi Tribunal Fall
Otakar Klapka, Mayor of Prague, was condemned to death by a Nazi people’s court on charges tied to rebellion and conspiracy with Czech and German officials. The sentence, reported via Prague sources, noted other officials facing similar outcomes as the Nazi regime tightens control over the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia.
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Prague
Berkin
Prigie
Otakar Klapka
People's Court
MOKNE
Pymarentiy Lean
Colette Premmier
Bofevita- Movin Inteetarate
General Aus Elian
Utenst Aus Dewisch
Artiefad
Eaanerlinns
Eifus
Deatt
Hitler Ishuselt
Kianka
Rermiling
Primcipal
Netion Auuinet
Zoren- Lmant
Stovakia
Fe ‘Hom
Moravia
Cadykcs Jy Mada Pnet
Manish Wes
Focuer
Yugoslavia
Weld County beet crop to yield record value this year
Weld County farmers project a beet harvest valued at about 5.65 million dollars with large yields and high sugar tests. Government figures expect yields near 16 tons per acre, supporting a strong county-wide crop despite acreage restrictions. Industry notes flag potential potato by products and starch uses in regional agriculture.
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Ihe
Colorado
Great Western
Promiwent
Fheven
Erm Seoans
Chamber of Courtieres
al Greefey
Avonsteele
Maine
Lake Falls
Ida
Germaany
Hitler Secrecy Acknowledged in Russian Front Commentary
An article quotes a German official outlining strategic aims from the Russian front, claiming long surprise operations and mobilization across Europe. It discusses restraint, labor strength, and the role of leadership in shaping a continental war effort.
Sally Rand Fiance’s Wife Claims Interference in Affairs
An Associated Press report from Los Angeles details Sally Rand’s fiancé, Tark Greenough, already married to another woman. Greenough’s wife, Mrs. Greenough, asserts Rand should know Greenough had a wife and accuses him of dramatic engagements amid scandal from their Mount Apri 5 1933 drama and subsequent legal handling by attorney Lewis Sebatter.
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Los Angeles
Bn Okely
Greenough
Slo
Hally Rand
Rei Lodge
Mount
Hiv Watt Yast Jun
Lewis Sebatter
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