Reds Rally To Even Series In 6 2 Win
The Reds beat the Tigers 6 to 2 to level the series at one game each. Detroit starter Trout left after three while Clay Smith pitched in relief. Cincinnati out hit Detroit 12 to 5 as Greenberg doubled and Higginbotham contributed key plays and runs.
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Foreign policy turmoil delays congressional action
Fragmented text shows leaders urging prompt action on foreign policy and defense amid debates over keeping congress in town. Reporters quoted officials cautious about entanglements and stressing readiness to respond to any crisis, with vote expectations tied to the ongoing discussions.
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First National Bank Directors Name J S Davis Vice President
The First National Bank board elected John W Henderson as director replacing the late Dr. Graham. Henderson, a longtime Weld County attorney, serves in local civic groups and has handled veterans claims, while J S Davis was named vice president and cashier. Charled W Southard remains vice president.
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Injured Soldier Not Conscious At Greeley Hospital
A collision near Peckham fifty miles south of Greeley left Cecil Hart Reeves seriously injured and unconscious at the Greeley hospital. Two other men were injured. one driver faces possible drunk driving charges as Reeves recovers. The Plymouth sedan carried merchandise and overturned into a roadside ditch after a crash with a big rig.
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Volunteers Sought For Registration Boards on Oct 16
County Clerk Waltes F Morrison Batugday urges volunteers to serve on registration boards for the October 16 draft registration. Nonmembers of regular boards may volunteer to carry filings to their new precinct boards. The chief registrar notes that each draft registration site must display an American flag.
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Local Plant Seizure Report From Greeley Tea Event
An unclear report from Greeley details a Saturday incident at a tea gathering where property belonging to IfgRh Wilson and Bryan of Greeley was brought in. Fred Higelia of Lawrence, Kansas is mentioned in connection with the event.
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Wheat Price Advances Amid Tight Domestic Supply
Wheat futures rose as domestic grain supplies tighten due to large scale storage pressures and supplier hesitance. Dec Wheat at 82 34, May 83 8, July 82 7 8. sugar deliveries climb compared with last year, with agricultural department noting total shipments near 2.84 million tons.
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Eight Year Old Lad Wounded In Accidental Shot
Harry Santos eight son of Mr and Mrs Gus Santos of Weld County was accidentally wounded Friday while playing with firearms. The injury to his arm was treated by a physician. doctors expect a fairly good recovery. Witnesses, including his 14 year old brother Raymond, described the incident and noted the guns had been loaded. The boy was taken to Fay Morgan Hospital for care.
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Road Districts In Fine Fiscal Condition Now
Weld county three road districts show tight budgets with $57,245 still unspent as of Sept 30. District No 1 holds a balance of 246 085, District No 2 has 18 347 left, and District No 3 16 872. Net nine month expenses total 74 469, about 8 250 per month. District one total costs 14 688, district two 2 640, district three 2 047. Credits on file exceed 89 188 for district one, 81 902 for district two, and 3 753 for district three. Highway credits and upcoming expenses noted, with plans for lower costs in District one next period.
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Mrs Coyle Former Local Teacher Dies in New York
Mrs David Chishman Coyle, a former local teacher, died in New York after a career in education and letters. She studied at the University of Chicago and Colorado, taught in central schools, and authored works including Dreams Tooke and The American Way. Services planned in New York City. husband connected with conservation work.
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Fort Lapton Driver Pleads Guilty to Careless Driving
A Fort Lapton man pleaded guilty to careless driving at Courteny Patco court. The charged driver faced a single count after an accident on a rural road near Fort Gupten.
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Germans Prepare Invasion While Axis Strike In Multiple Fronts
Fragmented report notes German plans to invade Britain amid Axis offensives in Spain and North Africa. It also details the death of Professor Hal G. Blue of the University of Chicago on an extended sabbatical, his career, family, and places connected to his life across Colorado, Illinois, and New Mexico.
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Sugar Control Bill Extended For One Year
Washington reports the sugar quota act extended for another year to continue government control over production and consumption. The measure, approved by Congress, awaits President Roosevelt’s signature with support from beet growers and Hawaii and Puerto Rico senators. The bill maintains the existing quota system while allowing future revisions through administrative action.
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Sabotage Seen In Flames at Cannister Co
Fire investigators linked sabotage to a Cannister Company plant in Fernwood Delaware as powder containers for a military project burned. Police questioned New Jersey workers while the blaze spread rapidly, prompting government interest and an ongoing inquiry.
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Colorado Governor Candidates to Campaign in Montrose
Montrose reports a political weekend as Governor Carr and contender Saunders prepare campaign stops at the town. County party committees arrange speeches and transportation, aiming for orderly events despite rival plans. Local note mentions a separate unrelated witness at 1610 Ninth Street, Greeley.
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British and Neutral Sources Agree on Wide Nazi Attack
British and neutral reports indicate a strong likelihood of a broad Nazi invasion threat across the Dunkirk Boulogne coast and into southern England, with German raids over London and the Thames and widespread aerial activity reported by observers and air defense officials.
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