Detroit Tigers Win World Series Game Three In Detroit
The Detroit Tigers defeated the Cincinnati Reds 8 to 3 in game three before 62 877 fans, pushing ahead two games to one in the World Series. Tigers catcher Campbell and outfielder Higgin both contributed key hits including a homer by Higgin to cap a big eighth inning. Turner pitched seven solid innings for Cincinnati, while Bridges worked seven for Detroit, as Detroit piled up 33 hits.
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Detroit
Tigers
Huhny Bridges
Turper
Whitey Moore
Turner
Campbell
Wiesiua
Moorg
Bence
Heer
York
Byaome
Hedawa
Werber
Higginis
Goode York
Higgins
McCormick
Joost
Lombard
Camphall
Greenburg
Rane
Fork
Higeias
Hawes
Halls
Bridges
Werberg
Be ‘McCormick
Tingle
Myer
Ees
Weetoa
Beggs
Moore
Bining
Berea
Turner Umphea
Ballanfans
Netlon
Basil
Klem National
Ormany G Ameri
Joint Group Restores Airport Appropriation Plan
Washington reports that a joint senate house committee approved a 250 million dollar airport funding measure. The plan funds 250 new fields to be built and jointly allocated by the secretary of war secretary of the navy and secretary of commerce with prompt consideration.
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Washington
Hoth Hogges
Tn & Conference
Felda
Nelda
Eacretery of War
Hiavy
Ahd
Commarce
Increase in College Placements Reported This Year
The CBCH placement bureau releases figures showing more students placed in teaching positions this year. About 34 individuals were placed since September 1, a rise over last year’s 25 to 45 placements. Data indicate a stronger year with improved outcomes for graduates entering teaching roles.
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CBCH
Berlin Says Germans Bombed London Gas Plant
Berlin claims a German raid hit a gas works in northwest London and other industrial targets while British defenses, weathered bad conditions, limited the damage. The German high command reported air attacks across Britain with modest success and detailed losses and bomb distribution.
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Berlin
London
Bertin
Iron Works
Northewestern
Aritement
Caventry End
Chester
England
Britain
Northwastern
Erilinha
Germany
Germy
Oper Dlelda
Dara
British Unable To Force Italy Into Sea Fight
British naval actions near Malta and Egypt scorch raids by Italian forces. RAF and carrier aircraft defend against a large raid, claiming several enemy planes shot down while Malta receives reinforcements. British bombers also strike water supply targets on the Italian-occupied coast.
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Italy
Alexendris
Egypt
Rac
Britten
Britain
Wn Fleet Ale Arm
Trallan
Ang
Malta
Marehet
Orasiani
Bris
B. A
Italy Moves Army Toward Greece in Winter War Plan
Sapaceetd Press reports Berlin and Rome outline winter operations as Italy shifts troops toward Greece while Hitler coordinates strategy with Mussolini. In Colorado, a federal grant of 2,448,731.25 dollars for elderly and welfare programs is held up pending Colorado Supreme Court rulings on merit systems for county welfare workers and implications for the Social Security Act amendments.
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Italy
Greece
Hitler
Mussolini
Pass
Colorado
Civil Service of Welfare
Sapaceetd Press
Denver
Colorado Old Genersians
State Supreme Court
Social Security Board
Supre Court
Bagot
Ralph L. Carr
Sept Rainfall Delays Welds Late Wheat Outlook
Sept rainfall affects Weld county crops with L V Tayne estimating a poorer potato yield and a strong white rose wheat crop producing over 400 sacks per acre. Trail Ridge reopen and plow removal update, Park Service notes conditions and winter closure.
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Wald
L.V. Tayne
George Moate
Tax Collections Show Higher Current Taxes This Year
Tax collections at Witwer office show total current taxes up from last year with Oct 4 figures at 1,362,468 and delinquent taxes at 146,266. Auto tax collections are slightly higher, while overall current tax receipts and valuations are reviewed for potential gains and comparisons to 1840 and prior years.
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Witwer
Betuz
Alderton
Nane
Colorado Weather Report Frid Ushered By Mixed Skies
Generally fair conditions in Colorado forecast Friday night with patchy clouds Saturday. Temperatures expected around highs in the 70s, lows near the mid forties, with no severe weather anticipated.
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Colorado
Willkie urges end to class distinctions in U S
Willkie pleads in Harrisburg Pa for removing class distinctions he says the New Deal fostered. He argues unity and national purpose improve economic conditions and stresses elevating social harmony through common goals. He cites anticipated reforms to reduce inequality and promote shared prosperity.
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Wits
Philadelphe
Wendel
Willkie
Harrisburg
RAF Bombs Dutch Bases in Daylight Action
Daylight raids by RAF bombers targeted bases along the Dutch coast, with report of strikes on coastal facilities. British sources described heavy anti aircraft fire and naval escorts as aircraft attacked amid conditions of relayed German defenses.
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R.A.F
Presay
London
Coset
Holland
Ruacf
Tombers
Tha Skiministry
Romania Uses German Planes To Protect Oil
In Bucharest eight Romanian battle planes conducted a reconnaissance near oil facilities amid an investigation into alleged British sabotage of shipments to Germany. Officials questioned local authorities for hours as part of the security posture and search for possible culprits.
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Rumania
Bucharest
Angluchateat
Anld Tadey
Germany
Germaimada
Mesaerachinitia
Delilab 4
Dom
Peredns
Thief Dog Blamed for Purse Theft in Local Home
Police investigated a purse theft in which $6.14 vanished from BMrs. John Taylor of 1601 Fifteenth Avenue. Her dog caused distraction as officers recovered scattered cash near the back door. Other notes mention draft registration oversight and political display restrictions for Colorado cadets and students.
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John Taylor
Fitzeenth Avenue
Thoreday
Paul Martin
Taylor
Colorado
Colouestseit W. Kimball
Atate Selective Service
Alatf
Klinbol
Halph L. Cayr
Stidenty
Yer. Gollega
Udiverslty
Attractious Fox
Konoye Urges Peace Or War Talk With United States
Tokyo dispatch reports Premier Prince Konoye urged U S cooperation with Japan while warning that any challenge to Japan would trigger war. He said the fate of peac e or war depends on whether Japan and the United States respect and understand each other’s positions.
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Tasso
Tokyo
Prince Konoye
United States
Beclin
Kanoye
Domel
Japan
Hewald
Sugar Bill Faces Fight Before Senate Amid Amendments
Washington October story reports the sugar bill heading for a Senate fight as lawmakers threaten to attach amendments to defeat the measure. Key figures include Senator Byrd and Congressman McCormack amid debate over unlimited production, refined sugar imports, and potential benefits under the old 1937 law.
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Sénate
Washington, Dct
Milton ‘Doliaga
Benatar Andrews
Florida
Fortda Bax
King
Republi Hawai
Skageea
Senate
Petes
Aent
Roosevelt
McCormack
Muwail
Puerto Rico
McCormmck
Altech
Sleeping Sickness Danger Season Near End
Health authorities report a decline in sleeping sickness concerns in Wauoid Weid county. Dr John C Pountain notes total Well cases low for the year, with first paralytic case linked to an encephalomyelitis virus under study. County experts warn of epidemic risk from fatna ic and sleeping sickness as frost signals end of season.
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Weid
John
Pountain
Phillip
Hamilton
Aor
Jasboratorios
Greeley
Fenders Damaged in Nightlavenue Collision
About $40 property damage was sustained to fenders when a car driven by Charles J. Balnes of Denver and Henry Stoll of 720 Sixteenth afrcut Fredley collided near Hlovands Street and Nightlavenue at 9 40 p m Thursday. Baines was attempting to pose in the right hand.
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Cara
Charles
J. Balnes
Denver
Henry Stoll
Fredley
Hlovands Street
Nightlavenue
Baines
War leaders discuss future of global conflict at Italian summit
A Rome meeting between Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini, with foreign ministers von Ribbentrop and Ciuci, delved into war plans and possible extensions of hostilities. Armored trains moved toward the Brenner Pass while allied observers noted discussions on long range air power and strategic fronts. Greek frontier tensions and troop movements toward Albania were also reported, with Greece bolstering defenses and Italy deploying forces along the Adriatic axis.
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Bronnarse
Bensito Brussell
Adolf Hitler
Heid
United States
Rome
Tor ‘Uilron
Bettaln
Jonetore Hiller
Muscetini
Jauclins Vor Rivbestrop
Count Geilarzy Cioup
Tuueh
Il Duco
Paricr
Srentinro
Drenner Pass
Rleas
Nrdt
Daey Bxchwnes
Idess
IL Dusa Fink
Furtier
Dewiner
Cont Clana
van Gibben Teop
Gretee
Athens
Greece
Atlania
Italy
Alvania
Tulse
Dalkang
Andatte
Anid
Oltizini
Statini
Albania
Tha Fnselst
Gahwe Ot No
Epirus
War Department Completes 1941 Aircraft Contract Order
The War Department signed the final contracts for the 1941 aircraft program totaling 37.77 million dollars. Worth American Aviation, Inc. in Interwood delivered the airframes and components, with delivery dates and numbers not disclosed.
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Washington
War Department
Inqt
Congress
Arden
American Aviation, Inc
Ingterwood,Culls
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Newton
U.S
Dadsocmien
Don
Jatvalt
Hilay
Thy
Cape
Nex
Combs & Nari
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Berway
Accordi
Iparlan
Iales
Konoye
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Benator Byrd
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