CIO Calls Off Walkout That Delayed Tanks
CIO and APL UAW tensions ripple across plants. Gary Carnegie Steel faces 100 percent CIO picket, with union shop aims while defense orders keep Gary works busy. Labor board mediation to push rapid settlement amid wage and vacation disputes.
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Nresatha Glo United Automobile Workers
Shebr
Tun Abisdale
Sieh) Steel Products Company
Remplion
Army Tak Dod Netlon
Spe Minussetuing Corporation
la Talcede
Dio
Thomas
Auta
Petyoit
CIO
New
Hillsdale
Michigan
Apluaw
Imsalo Ateec Products
AFT
Unton
Thovos
Ne Redattan Gward I
Washington
CIO Gee
Would
Ln Gest Steel
Gary
Wien
Johor
Ghiraga Pangs Sa
Garnegle
Steel Workers Organizelsy Committee
Carnegieslinois Steel Corporation
Thomas W
Alm
Uinion
Gary Works
Chicago
West Soak
Wnion
West
Referse Media M
Werlington
Sluke
Ton- Mis
Maclevy
Air Associates, Inc
Ybtiqners
Airplancely
Colorado Falls Asleep at the Switch on Defense Contracts
Denver reports state director of employment security Gere rard Teste says Colorado risks losing skilled labor and business as defense priorities rise. More than 1,500 workers have already been sent to defense jobs in other states. he calls for a united drive by chambers, officials, and civic groups to attract defense industries to Colorado to halt job and business losses.
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Agneel
Denver
Colorado
Gererard Teste
Teste
Tretsuald
Lise
Teele
Chamber of Commerce
Kelly and Chilson Seek New Trial for West Side Minority
Kelly and Chilson filed a motion for a new trial on behalf of ninety West Side Co. minority stockholders. The suit alleged four error points in dismissing the action against Walter Supply and Storage Co and related defendants. Plaintiffs seek about 700,000 in damages and equity relief, naming William R. Kelly, Hatherd Chilson, and numerous local parties in Colorado.
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Kelly and
Chilson
West Side Co
MG West
Ride Canstruntian
Colorado
Ubaority
West Side
Comwins
Claude C. Coffin
Lia Platititis
William R. Kelly
Groetey
Judenent Neainsthe
Agtlon
Tomtsol
West Side Company
Water Copservalent Company
le West Side Construction Company
J, C. Maare
Rojney Mees
Wilsdloman
GF. Iempleo
AL C. Her
Ala Mavelt
JL Wyker
Homecoming Excitement Starts Here at Cotornilo College
Homecoming week begins with freshmen preparing bonfire materials and guarding it to prevent arson before Thursday night’s events at 7. The parade starts from Guntér hall and leads to the bonfire site. A big all college revue directed by James Finn headlines Thursday night activities. Friday features a homecoming game against Montana State College with a parade and floats, followed by an informal dance and queen coronation. Tickets cost 25 cents plus tax. Friday and Saturday plans include a formal dance and various student organization meetings.
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Cotornilo State College of May
Iol Airways
Hic
Jackson
Webt
Montana State College
Guntér Hall
James Finn
Incheon
Dia Scryle
Mublic
Mieke Myme Uekets
Varluna Organsations
Viana
Unclear transcription on labor agency and plant representation
A fragmented report mentions Shina and Nctliyena tre on order and a noson sulfl organization spokesman speaking about membership protection. It also notes an American relation at Las Tor asking Ford Matar to cease shocking off CTO wire and mentions 14 feeder plants and labor relations determining whether workers want CIO or AFL representation.
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Shina
Nctliyena Tre
Noson
Sulfl
Wes
Mrs Minnie Anderson Dies On Wednesday
Mrs Minnie Anderson of Eaton near Greeley dies Wednesday at Greeley hospital after years of poor health. Born in Lincoln Nebraska in 1902 her family moved to Grantabure Wisconsin then Colorado. Survived by husband and seven children with many grandchildren and siblings. Funeral services held at Eaton with interment at Trail Ridge.
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Minnie Swanverg Anderson
Gocar Alderson
Greeley Hospital
Anderson
Loonis
Nebr
Grantabure
Wis
Lo Colorado
Lute Eaton
Phelps County
Nebraska
Ion
Laidles
Intar
Itan
Lyran
Mike) Anderson
Greeley
Donahd Atteyson
Prank Heenan, Jr
Eaton
Deawke Reomar
Kell
Keanetl Anterney
Atuters
M Jae Carlson
Laois
Entry Andeevan
Wow
Nee
Nul
Heather
Sheadore Swanlif
Nuit Armstrong
Tommowie
Anemens
Inter
Civil Defense Police and Firemen Selected for Sabotage Control
A large civil defense force is formed to handle sabotage and incendiarism with captains and civilian police drawn from exservice members. Leadership includes New York allied defense head and city mayor. central reporting HQ established in Greeley as defensive emergencies prepared.
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Appodiluyent
Elvan Volunteen Pellecron
Ue Bue
Nun Bey
Finanen
Villaw Oy Lai
Iirdin
New York
Wis Annoy
Greeley
Pollce ¢ i Thinler Mk Phe Gilet WA
Srumley
ELOY
Jade Wir Insuit
Sud Milelites Defense
Brou
Shilion
Ail Brous
Fallowimg
Fuk
Ising J
Conivemance
Wiliam S. Hunt
W. G. Peters
Spencer
Stern
Krewen
Caytain Houbenmier
Jonathan Shaw
Wayne Smith
Carl C. Tang
OL Thompson
Nia
Wallan
Llusermon
Hassell Koyer
Cold G. Taylor
Tod C. Aston
Dee Ell. Yarvel
Dresy Wilesan
Captain Kidder Tubert
D.udridge
Geoge A
EE. King
Paul K. Kling
Albert i. Lake
Donad Mearthue
Carl D. McKinley
Larry T. Mearthue
J. Iynea Smiller
Labor and defense act criticized by unions and officials
Bulletin from Seattle notes the American Federation of Labor condemning law violators and urging national and international unions to act against criminals and dishonest persons in the labor movement. Washington reports outline a defense program request for 56,000,000,010 by end of 1943 and a French warning on a new Argentine United States trade pact seen as a blow to American farmers.
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Seattle
American Federation of Labor
Washington
William 8. Kirudeen
OPM
Senate Appropriations
Eubs
Rep
Andresen
Ry Minn
Mexican Nazi L California Colony Rapped
A fragmentary report notes a Mexican Nazi group in California facing opposition by deputies. It references a proposed colonization plan tied to President Manuel Avila Maiacha and a warning of espionage by a group allied with a larger antagonistic power.
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L. California
California
Maniel
Paul Whith
Denily Alferda Felis Dias
Cole
Mestea
Community Chest Drive Sets 15000 Goal In Greeley
Six organizations including Moy Scouts and Salvation Army join a planned Community Chest in Greeley. A 200 worker campaign begins with a breakfast at the Faculty Club on January 27 as budgets are submitted to the Community Chest board. Lloyd Eldred chairs, with Glen Turner Floyd Oliver and others serving on the committee.
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Groetes
Moy Scouts
Com Fire Girls
Salvation Avy
Mauve
Ae Kit
Greeley Woman's Club
Wells County Towlut Association
Yeulsian
Euest Agamn
Greeley
Wea
Lloyd A. Elured
Glen C. Turner
Floyd Oliver
Jol O'Hagan
Keese Wilkingam
T Ie Community Chest
Orginizatione
Community Chest Board
Marveinating
Taculty Club
Orl
Mie Weld County Credit Association
Hlogil Eldred
Credit Association
German Pincers Close Upon Capital of Russia
German forces push toward Moscow amid reports of a widening arc from Vyazma to the capital. Soviet and British sources indicate heavy fighting near Moscow, with German advances threatening the city as Red defenses and civilian mobilization intensify. Weather claims complicate supply routes, while counterattacks aim to relieve pressure on the capital.
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Russia
Moscow
London
Vyazina
Smut Lodun
Nada
Heymusk
Vyaring
Pertians Iie
Rew Star
Me Reid
Toda
Hitler
Flestine
Mosrow
Jermany
Mongslile
Leningrad
Kyrsila
goveErnm Natt
Lonedon
Mzlex
Mozluikk
Upper
Volga
Hed Stac
Gwan
Meir
Naxl Waynes
Russell Beck Dies Tuesday
Russell Neck, 51, of 832 Higwb' nwite, Moot alie Greeley tnspitad Poostby afternoay at 5:15 o'clock. Mo wag nprvated thorn Aug. 10, Int! had apparently recovated and re Uirned to his Wark at Dinfirepley Wh where he was a shot. Ho hi ne suudenly WE Paceday nil was. Hinken ta thin loswital, where died glotest immediately, Survivors Ieside one son, .irsil, of Greeley, 'Dy. Neck cime here in Apel, us year. Funeral services will be hold Tharsday alleynacn at 2:30 from the Smt Bratheya' wortisty, with Interment at Tint Grove.
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Russell Neck
Greeley
Thorn
Apel
Smt Bratheya
Wortisty
Tint Grove
Federal expert to lead city rat extermination drive
Aldermen approve a city wide campaign to exterminate rats led by a federal expert. The decision aligns with public health goals and calls for coordinated efforts across districts while outlining funding and oversight responsibilities. The text also references unsettled details about zoning and site access.
Knox Seeks Arming of Merchant Ships Amid Debate
Knox told reporters that the Navy has the means to arm merchant ships and argues it would deter aggression and protect vital trade. He noted a committee approved the proposal and cited British experience, while acknowledging logistical steps and legal concerns under international law.
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Knox
Sasiustauen
Rarner
Toreipi Aftales
Navy Secretuy
Ife
Hetg
Lailer
Contaisin
Acainr
Allogettor
Ren
Mickouer
Kowers
Mere
Maox
Germany
Homecoming Parade Route Details
Parade route announced for homecoming event with street by street directions. Maps show start on Highth Street then proceed via Tenth Avenue to Eighth Street and Elphth avenues, turning onto Sixteenth Street and finishing near Nile torah street.
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Monte
Cscmtmomecnone Ade Pviday Auicht
Falloyes
al Highth
Sisteenth Street
Tenth Avenue
Souk
Tongh
Nile Torah Treet
Rodents Stir Glenmere Sewer In Greeley Campaign
Reports state rats followed sewer lines to Glenmere in a surge jutting through Greeley district. Officials warn residents to avoid discarded waste as health inspectors, city departments, and parish leaders plan sanitation actions this week.
Southern college probe cites political interference
A committee from the Southern Conference identified political interference in university affairs, noting the removal of a dean and related administrative actions at a Georgia campus during a period of upheaval. The inquiry highlighted tensions between faculty leadership and university governance within the region.
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Oet
Rinniagnam
Abs University Offiver
Universite
Georeta
Lev
Cockle Ned Stats
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Charles H. Wervigan
Mic
Leroy Hin
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Anttio Arowaler
Newark
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Spakesaran
Cio-Uaw
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Moard
Uwete
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LaSalin
Minnie Anderson
Westerday
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Lina Leew
Hunter
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Cotecil
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E. A. Deagley
Dapinosis
Franklin School
Ole Sehvels
Senier High School
Meeker Unt High
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Lincoln
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Wylon
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