In Atlantic Storm Sinking Sinks Multiple Vessels
Rescue vessels aided survivors after the American liner President Harding and several British ships were endangered in a West Atlantic storm off France. The President Harding reported 60 survivors rescued from two ships, while other cutters aided the Hyltiss steamer and the Blake Reg. Injuries and missing crew were reported, with searches and medical supplies dispatched from Coast Guard units.
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New York
Yorkellra Viney
City of Mangalay
France
London
Fly of
Mandalay
Yorkshire
India
Liverpool
Hangoon
G. J. KeKetzie
Tie Wan
Gordeavu
Yeston
North
St. Jains Newfoundland
Coast Guard
Harmiton
St John's
Jst
Pasengers
Berg Ware
Fawn Johnson
Harding
Durie
Manrilton
Epiata Mink Tarlore
Deslon
Boston
Willard questioned as Micketts sought in college robbery
J Willard, tied to Greeley State College, is questioned at city jail while Frank Micketts, 23, on the Greyly State slate football team, is sought by police in a $484 Student Union building safe burglary. Police say Willard’s finances and actions prompt inquiry. Micketts had left campus Monday to attend another school offering geology tutoring.
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Willard
Greeley State College
Bint
City
Frank Micketts
Greeley
Denver
Mickells
Greeley Stile
Grealey
Vera Claus Axi
Mickelts
Hia Dianoyedis Aice
Claugs
Claus
Heo
Este Wan
Bergtary
Patel
Pollen
Anya
Cempua
Oathalter Mickells
Athletic
Ucials
Mickelfa
Avemuin
Rangierrom Eveleth
Minn
Pinyert Anckla
Rev Dracy Fined Suspended In Greeny Court Case
The Rev. Cudi Dracy, 27, assistant pastor of the Greeny Methodist Church, was fined $25 for indecent behavior but the fine was suspended. Two 16 year old Southigh high school girls testified in court. Detective Captain James KE led the case, with Judea James N. Sably presiding.
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Cudi Dracy
Greeny
Judea
James N. Sably
Mc Traey
Greeley Methodist Church
James KE
Southigh
Mage Ko
Lem Walle
Echos
Profit Taking Halts Stock Market Rally
New York on October 18 reports that the latest buying wave in War stocks stalled as traders locked in gains. Transfers were paused and about 1,600,00 shares remained unsettled.
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New York
First Marriage Licenses Under New Law Reported
The county clerk's office issued the first licenses under Colorado's new marriage law, requiring blood test certificates before licenses can be issued. Edward Ewansen and Laura Champ son of Greeley were among the early applicants. no new licenses were approved in the initial six days.
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Colorado
Edward Ewansen
Laura ‘Hampson
Greeley
Bus Pool Hall License Transfer Delayed by City Council
Victor C Wilger seeks transfer of the Bus Pool Hall license for 721 Ninth Street from Pilkington to Wilger. City council delays action another week to finalize health and sale details. Pilkington previously operated under leave from Pithington for ten days. The council granted a 392 license to Wilger. water rates enforcement and delinquent bills also discussed. court writ issued in unrelated case involving Hobbs and Van Muskirk.
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Ely
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Dealth
Ses
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Pilkington
Wiger
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Wilter Apen
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Pithington
Connell
Alarisy Joh
W. O'la Ape
Wil
Yeater
Elly Counell
Walter
J. H. Capron
Leo J. Lux
Ett Phyeleian
Ox Mayeigen
I Greeley
Julathen
A. A. Brooke
Waton
Gar
Hishnnent
Fin
von Buskirk Motor Sales Comany
Darik
A. B. Hobbs
A.B. Mobbs
Zouka
Blobbs
van Muskirk
Hobis
Justice Court
George
Bradfield
Five Killed by Blast in Nitro Mixing Plant
An explosion at the National Powder Company nitro mixing plant in Eldred Pennsylvania killed five workers and injured several others. The blast occurred around 8:65 a.m. and was felt across surrounding buildings. identified victims include Merle Hildridge 19 John F Dovting 25 Claire Wise Cyril Lewis and Leo Davis.
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Seaguztuted Press
Eldred
Talay
Nyixiig
National Powder Company
Uvo Intn
Torty-Hyemien
Juran
Merle Hldridge
John Ft, Dovting
Claire Wise
Cyril Lewis
Leo Davis
Park Brotherhood To Meet Thursday at Park Church
The Park church brotherhood will hold the first fall and winter gathering Thursday evening in the Melodithe room with dinner at 6 30. President Carroll Gilbert will preside. Dr Robert Porter and committee will serve the dinner. Speaker Dr George Marker will discuss The War In Canada. Membership is about 250 men and seven monthly meetings are planned through April with Ladies Night finale.
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Brotherhod
Mledhithe
Carrol Gilbert
Robert Porter
Lia Comittee
George Marker
Callese
Canada
Hea
Teip Nordly
Park Ghurch Brotherhood Fingers
Ant Ane Beon
Yenna
Eragon Cone
Ry Noyes
Weatey Klog
0. G. Edwarda
Marty Kelly
Ladiaa Wight
U-Boat Skipper Decorated After Royal Oak Sinking
U-boat commander Guenther Prien lauded by Hitler after sinking the Royal Oak. He described evading British defenses, firing multiple torpedoes, and witnessing the ship explode in a harbor. Prien wore the Iron Cross as his crew cheered aboard the submarine.
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Astcersted Press
Guenther Prien
Uist
Prion
Adalf Hitler
Atd
Chan
Bis
Piet
Blonaes
Susana Flow
Wrien
Alenortan
Pope Pius Warns Enemies Menace Europe
Pope Pius declared that enemies of God threaten Europe as Soviet influence grows in Lithuania. In a Vatican address to Lithuania’s minister to the Holy See, he warned of "northern vanguard of Catholicism" facing a necessary price to preserve Western Christian alignment amid rising Soviet reach.
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God
Europe
Cassio Gamilalto
Piva
Guéh Om Kent
Executive Council OKs land near Collins for Aggie aviation school
Denver October 18 The state executive council approved 120 acres of land near Fort Collins for the agriculture college aviation school. Fort Collins is the site of the aviation facility. purchase price listed as 20 dollars per acre. The college already owned 189 acres at Lip Mid Due half miles west of Port Collins.
Scandinavians In Conference At Stockholm
The King of Sweden welcomed Scandinavian leaders including Haakon of Norway Christian X of Denmark and Finland’s Kyell Kallio to Stockholm for a conference on keeping northern nations neutral amid World War II tensions. King Gustav presided as they discussed preserving neutrality and shaping future relations.
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Finland
Suutey
Iaakon
Norway
Christan
Denmark
Kynestt Kallio
Gustav
Sweden
Sonnarel
Holt Proposes Aid to Allies Under White House Push
Washington Oct 18 Senator Tole a Democrat from West Virginia charged the Beagle that the presidents pledge is to aid England and France to beat Germany a policy to relax neutrality laws to permit direct shipments. Senator Connally a Democrat of Texas proposed authorizing American vessels to carry all goods except arms to belligerent ports.
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Virginia
Woosevell
England
France
Germany
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Holimat
Tepidican
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Congress
Senator Connally
Texas
America
Pacific Ocean
Bay of Bengal
Test for Cyclists and Club Meetings Stated
Waiter Morrison to administer a drivers test to bicycle safety club members Saturday morning at the courthouse. Tegume club meets Saturday evening at 7 40 in room at the new junior high building. Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Tanck 86 of Avi will be held Thursday at 2 30 at Saint Can Segregational church Intergnons will be In Ault cemetery.
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Testu
Bicycle Safety Club
Court House
Tegume
Uhura
Lonek
Mra
Elizabeth Tanck
Avi Wil Ba Holt ‘Thursany
Intergnons
Ault
Carr Seeks Western Unity for Leadership Amid Economic Strains
Governor Ralph Carr of Colorado spoke at a luncheon in New York urging Western states to lead in solving domestic problems. He argued the West has already taken a stand and must act to curb government spending and taxes while pursuing practical living and economic recovery. The gathering was led by George E. Stringfellow and included manufacturers and National Association of Manufacturers members.
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Tastodntnt
New York
Ralph Carr
Cattudo
Berg
Ness
Almagl
Geos E. Stringleloe
Thomas A. Editon Ihe
Three Divorce Suits Filed in Weld Court
Three new divorce cases were filed in Weld County Court on Wednesday. Alice Fy Ark of Greeley seeks return to her maiden name Alice Eldred after marrying in 1988 at Brighton. Attorney OM Smith represents the plaintiff.
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Alice
French General Reaches Turkey for Defense Talks
In Talanbul on October 18 General Maxline Woygnul, 72, chief of French forces in the Mediterranean, arrived with several military experts as Turkey intensifies precautionary measures. Numerous heavy duty trucks and motor vehicles are being transferred for immediate use.
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Talanbul
Genert Maxline Woygnul
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Turkey
Stega
Weather Colorado and Wyoming 24 Hour Forecast
Weather report for Colorado and Wyoming outlines fair conditions in west central areas with cool nights and rising daytime temperatures. Forecast covers a 24 hour period ending 8 n. w with high near 78 degrees and low around 50, indicating variable cloudiness and light winds from the west.
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Tontelét
Tiwreday
Calder Extrema West Central
Calder
Wyoming
N. W
Chamberlain declares England makes good wartime start
In Pueblo on October 18 the Associated Press reports Chamberlain says England has made a good beginning in the war and that German losses appear lighter. The dispatch notes rising freight shipments of coal and iron ore to Colorado mines, with coal from southern Colorado fields moving toward the gypsum area, and mentions the rail mill set to resume operations next May after a delay.
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Chamberlain
England
Assoriated Press
Pueblo
Colorado Net and Iron Corporation
Miineque Mtl
Sunrise
Wyo
City Orders Dairy Not To Deliver Milk
City officials halt Riverside dairy deliveries after inspector cites high bacteria counts and cooling failures over months. Report details test results from multiple producers and the council’s decision to extend Riverside’s suspension amid a history of elevated bacterial levels.
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Thesilay
Morris
Greeley
Riverside
Thestat
Rity
Tila
Bilchuck
Brown
Cloverleaf
Deasoo's
Goldsmith
Grayta
Greelay Creamery
Harsh's
Menry
Moun Daley
Reuters
Amd Bell
Lowell
Reed's
Baty
Anit
Skiveralde
Stotdard
French Claim Nazi Casualties In West 5000
Paris reports claim 5000 German casualties in the western front as French forces repulse attacks. Allied counterfire and artillery support targeted German positions around key roads and rail links. Localized fighting continued with assaults and shelling observed near captured or threatened areas.
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West
Brittan Traffic Deaths Rise Amid War Blackouts
The report notes increased traffic fatalities during wartime blackouts with an official tally reaching 651 killed on national roads by September 1938, reflecting higher declines during the period. It also mentions fines for drunken driving and individual cases in various locales.
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Edvioerated Press
Tappan
Noreinl
Prime Minister Says German Losses Are Heavy
Prime Minister Chambrain declared German losses heavy as British raids and battles press on the German front. He cited intensified air and naval actions around Scapa Flow and the Orkney Isles, noting substantial German bomber losses and mounting Allied naval strikes.
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Tassuedulet Press
Lenton
Qet
Tritisk Ling
Germany
Pri
Qhamhere Jain
Peitiah
Avery
Cisander
Emsualtierhs
Stesen
Chambrain
Geraart
Gok Wien
Tritésh
Ti Lin Orkney Islands
Chewoth
Scottish Coatgs
Charpberlin
Witness Details Athenia Trad Guns Case Testimony
Testimony from Evanston and other officials outlines gun transfer from Athenia to a holder. Proceedings involve representatives Cree South Dukoray Brooks and Moree with questioning by three members. The Sun Department reports ongoing push to reveal Athonia gun activity aboard the ship and interviews with care office inspectors.
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Washington
Deyayiudeneak
Athenia
Eueretoy
Belfast
New York
Guetay A. Anderson
Rvanston
South Dukoray Hrooks
Louisiana
Moree
Oregon
Atdlersan
Ty Care
Guna
Sun Department
Texas Grants Georgia Gallogly Extradition
Georgia Gallogly extradition granted by Texas governor Wy Lan O Uanies after a hearing. Details describe a 30 year old, fraud allegations, parole considerations, and a related case involving a fellow student and statements about a sentence and pardon.
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Texas
Georgia
I. Austin
Richard Gro
Lollay
Wis
Covernor
Ballots Sent Out for Poll on Thanksgiving
Vague OCR text mentions ballots sent for a Thanksgiving poll organized by local commerce authorities. It references Greeley Wisconsin, postal attestment, and dates in November with unclear names and roles. The fragment hints at voter eligibility and a community voting process without clear details.
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al Wlahes
Greeley
van Wille
Alos Viel
Meninjurkey
Chyler
Com
Plea in burglary case unsettled in county court
Pleading guilty on a burglary charge, a Valley youth appeared before Judge Frederic W. Clark. The case from Sept 2 at the Motland residence was continued to consider probation. Separate unrelated notes mention Flavohl Meats, 27, of Greeley and Laverng, seen with a gun, to be arraigned next Wednesday.
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Qda
San Tula Valley
Alton Wey
John 2
Nixon
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