Lend Lease Survey Reports Limited Production and High Hopes
The 1943 committee report on lease- lend funds urges rapid munition output while noting the program has not yet reached full effectiveness. It details a $6.15 billion fund, outlines cost cuts including a Tennessee Valley Authority reduction, and emphasizes continued aid to Britain and Russia as essential despite early production limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Tennessee Valley Authority
Ragagvelt
Mott Benl
Wickard
Great Britain
Stimton
George GC
Marshall
Army
Whch
Afticiale
Russia
Rep
Blires
Ala
Emmy Gross
United States
Tia
Hitler
Ling Deen Muito
Sfrut
Colorado Baptists Gather For State Convention Actions
Registration climbs at the Colorado Baptist State Convention with 622 attendees. Officers were elected by the Colorado Ministers conference led by Rev. Robert L. Ray, with Rev. Henry J. Handurant as secretary and B. Retzer as vice president. Proceedings covered reports, mission goals, college endowment plans, and a proposed memorial to a benefactor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Baptist State Conventicy
Greeley
Colorado Baptist State Ministers’ Conference
Eld
Duesday
Trobert L. Ray
City Park
Ruth Beirgedale
Jobnetawa
Guste Muncus
Vielor
Louisville
Crow Toy
Ordway
Iwer
Ick Norte
Women's Baptist Missionary Society
Efever
J. £. Mytehtusen
Colorado Women's College
Cellere
Hin
Hapsista
K. Harvey
Denver
Welness
JM. Huchingson
Colarade Woman's College
W. A. Pliins
J. J. McQuery
Sterling
Te Nanan
Fer
Drutel Holtmreyer
Loveland
Weather Across Regions Reports Cloudy to Partly Sunny
Partial cloudiness is noted across Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico with showers expected in parts of the west and central areas. Thursday is forecast to be colder with rising temperatures later tonight and into Thursday. unsettled conditions to persist in some regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wyoming
Thursda Nerature
Monirun
Sud
Continental de
Etsuige
Imperature
New Mexico
Hy Clovdy
Luutylt Ise Chaise
Milton Death Probe Closed Note Found
Sheriff Guy G. Anderson and Deputy Eneritt W. E Hammond announced the Milton death probe closed with a suicide finding. The note found in Milton’s room was believed to confirm self harm, and coroner T. G. Wilmoth said he would sign the death certificate. Funeral arrangements for Baker are listed for Thursday.
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Guy G. Anderson
Eneritt W. BE Hammond
Mesday
Juin
Millom
Theu
Milton
T. G. Wilmoth
Udelde
Muton
Hammond
Rosie Millon
Hin
Rio Vance County
Adderton
Trammond
W. B. Ramsey
Jinn
Ans
Aheter
Natu
Jonway
Mumsey
Jim
Hammond Gas
Moody
Anderson
Sheniit
Brad Fonds
Attien
Longman
Ble
Loase
Cars Collide Near Bridge In Two Vehicle Wreck
Collision on highway 34 a mile south of Platte River bridge involved John Kindrel of Kersey and Klein of New York among others. Estimates show $175 per vehicle, with multiple cars damaged and several drivers, including Henry Sta and Elmer Jean, cited in the incident.
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John Kindrel
Kersey
Route
AU Ban Klein
New York
Ily
Platte River
Klein
Lao Wller
Kleto
Henry Sta Af Xaton
Mio Wylse
Denver
Thestayayhen Lycia
Gies Ute Naghing
Lloyd Multer
Plereans
Jesh Tien
Eanth
Nun
Wickard Sees U S Food Growth Without Rationing
A search is under way for a hunter missing near Cathedral Island as sheriffs plan to recruit CCC enrollees from a camp near Meeker. Dillon reportedly left a hunting camp to check Cathedral Creek area amid heavy snow with about 14 inches on the ground.
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Ayesh Meeker
Hutchinnon
Kuta
Cathedral Isluff
Cheater Mead
Bianco County
CCC
Meeker
Dillon
Cathedral Creek
Wheat Penalty Likely To Be Retained In 1942
Washington October reports indicate Congress expects continuation of a wheat penalty for the next crop year. Officials estimate allocations include 1.5 billion pounds of pork and dairy supports, with major funds for grain and wheat marketing programs. The plan envisions rationing may not be required domestically, but will raise essential supplies for allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dutch East Indies
James H. Hurns
Division of Defense Aid Reporrs
Cone
Great Britain
Edward R. Sleltinlong
Jend-leage Ad Ininistrator
Washington
Congress
House Appropriations
Furnich Iaeaanal
Department
Laase
State Board Cuts Tax Levy by .10 Mills in Action
The state board of equalization lowers the tax levy from 4.35 to 4.20 mills and fixes valuation at 127,178,051 dollars. A Lake county request for no more than 2.4 million reduction was rejected, with further cuts across interest and sinking fund levies.
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Monfes Cleavenger Auement Press
Denver
State Board of Equalization
Tie Noard
Lake County
Commisto
Atate
Gulldarela
Calnreion
Weld County Rat Campaign Starts Amid Health Campaign
A countywide rat control drive begins in Weld with officials from the city of Greeley and Weld County joining forces. Ralph Davidson and BH Lowery announce the effort aimed at riverside towns including Greeley Windsor Fort Lupton and Platteville. The plan covers removal of rats and toxic measures with a budget for poison and gas and a final report due next Tuesday night. An added note mentions funeral services for Waller Ennies on Thursday at Macy’s deny ing room.
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Wellcoat
Atnty
Mek Cours
Wealey
Cree Teg
Ogra
Ute Uf
Best
Hy Greeley Etty Conneil
Ralph Davidson
Well County Health Department
Lowery
Jon
Wild Life Suvey
Cuiz Ea
Yeatoun
Wellys
Greclex
Windsor
Lasille
Platteville
Fort Lupton
Greeley
Wiley
Gresley
Met Tonic
Mrs. Walt in grave condition after Jerome Wake tragedy
Friends of Mrs. Floyd S. Fenaler and Mrs. Wrilacd Ty Walt report Mrs. Walt in very grave condition following a fatal incident in Jerome Wake. Robert Wait, 18, was killed. authorities say he is among six people wounded in the wake of the crash. Local hospitals list patient updates through Tuesday.
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Aveeley
Floyd S. Fenaler
Wrilacd Ty Walt
Arch al Jerome
Wake
Hobert Wait
Spn
B.S. Trewk Trim
Tunsday
Setiyaes
Hareos
Wast
Weniell
Clate
Wennell
Tokyo Press Raps America Attacks Paes and War News
London dispatch reports Tokyo harshly blaming the United States for Pacific tensions and wartime actions. Premier Konwyeek denounces aggressions while British officers are cited as killed in an accidental explosion near the Middle East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nated Peess
Vanking
Pope
Frigadier
T. Russell
Colanel H
Unwin
Mid- Neast
Ilacland
Reds Plead With Britain To Open New Front
The story reports President Roosevelt urging Britain to unleash a new front against Nazi Germany as Soviet defenses near Moscow face intense pressure from a broad German offensive. It notes Soviet dispatches claiming heavy losses and advancing German forces toward Rostov and the Don river, with Red Star admitting a crisis on the central front and German claims of progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Britain
Associated Press
Adolf Little
Mosnow
Nazi
Tate
Anil
Minnes
Hitler
Haviet
Holzhevik
Qentpenkoe
Mariupol
Sea of Azov
Don River
Rostov
Cataway
Wania
Russia
Red Star
Gillents
Vyaxma
Ekawil
Heynusk
Joner
Ukraine
Heyy Ona Tauset
Lieenstero Tron
Eile
Kel Star
Germin Gk Cole Unin
Gronantes
Germany
Marsi
Marinpol
Sancais
Cariel
Borman
Khas Mer
Teo
Japan
Mevniniy
Fle Weateyn
German Offensive Aims at Moscow Reported by Headquarters
German high command admitted a new offensive against Moscow on Wednesday. Russian authorities said the advance occurred in four sectors including Leningrad, Kharkov and the Donets basin, with heavy fighting resuming in the Leningrad area as Reds counterattacked for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Coporty
Leningrad
Kharkya
Donets
Crimean
Sea of Azov
Gaucasus
Neutrality changes vs arming ships debated post White House talk
Washington report notes President Roosevelt and aides push for neutrality shifts allowing American merchant ships to carry arms. House expected to draft legislation soon but some officials fear only limited amendments to current embargo remain. Senate Foreign Relations panel may broaden policy to remove ship movements restrictions. Fire on Senate wing quickly controlled. cause suspected from sparks by workmen tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Capitol
Lotica
Hiarrow
Roosevelt
White House
House
Hull
Harry S. Lopkins
Hopkins
Chen
Gut Do Bite
Mase
Alilpa
Neuse
Somites
Messire
Seaplane Pilot Survives Mountain Crash Escape
A seaplane pilot escaped with minor injuries after his plane struck a mountainside in the Sangre de Cristo range near Waldenburg Colorado. He guided the crippled craft away from the peak and found passage to Walsenburg, planning salvage from the wreckage. Police investigated, while the crash terminates a perilous tale amid downdrafts and rugged terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argennuns
Bree Laves
Genel
Antautahile
Walrenburg
Satbovetern Colorade Aml
Walsenbary, Hye
Ila WA
Keene Farmer Fatally Hurt On Tractor
Keene area farmer dies from injuries after Thursday tractor accident. He fell from the tractor and was crushed by its wheels. The deceased is identified as Henry Glenn Bvea, son of J. J. Stipes of Wynspent Valley, survived by his wife.
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Keene
Mt Kempsburg
Henry Glenn
Prospect
Kuentesbars
J. J. Stipes
Wynspent Valley
Mother And Child Saved From Death
A mother and her one year old daughter narrowly escaped suffocation after gas fumes filled a kitchen exhaust and deprived the oxygen supply. They were revived by a passerby summoned via a nearby incident, with one man named in the report.
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Peery Beaver
Aramei
Bras Telppel
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Convention of Baptists
Baker
Herve
Macys
Glin Creve
Kansas
Weld
Ennies
Waller
Zeae Laeas
Walt Wits
Tokyo Press
America
Tokyo
Tadiy
Eneireliae
Trina
Ee United Stat
Ehuto Mussa
AOD
Berlin
Het. B
Feasevelt
Premios
Finland
Coes
Ningrad
Roslavt Ipa
Yamsky
Rologda
Bane
Miles
Tov
Fssise
Asse Aeilin
Pyague Tonteht
Cuerts
Nye
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