Bombs Rain On Chapel In 15 Hour Strike
A chaotic 15 hour bombardment on the Chapel district near Shanghai caused massive destruction. Chinese forces reportedly held entrenched positions as Japanese attacks and Chinese air raids intensified along the Shanghai Nanking corridor. Western observers noted significant air combat and a claimed tally of Japanese planes shot down by Chinese flyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
A. Millay
Te International Seslien
Japan
Tan
U. 5
United States
Nelson T. Johnson
Shanghai International Settlement
Foreign Office
Shangai-Nanking
Nanking
Shanghai
Yangwepoo
International Settlement
Niear Woosung
Whangpoo River
Yantzepoo
Chuczo
No Stop Signs at Site of Sam Todd Collision
Police report reveals a blind corner one mile east of town with ten stop signs nearby. Sam Todd was injured in a Monday crash and released from hospital. Officers consider reckless driving charges and note Todd believed he had right of way, failing to see signs guiding approaching traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Todd
la Salle District
Tows
San Todd
Todd
Greeley Bospital
West Road
Tond
Two Hart in Longmont Auto Accident Tuesday
In Longmont on Tuesday two people were injured in a crash at Collyer Street and Avenue. Wallace Spallitzer drove a car with Catherine Delluan, 18, as a passenger. D A Yandell of Fort Lupton drove a light truck. Delluan suffered cuts and a broken collar bone. Yandell had a broken shoulder and back injuries. All were taken to Longmont hospital. Patrolman Robinson investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longmont
Thes Perhong
Wallace Spaltinger
Mourtlaye
Swithh
D. A. Yandell
Fort Lupton
Collyer Street
Catherine Delluian
Spalllizer
Benigno
Yandell
Loigmont Hospital
Coneleay
Robinson
Croeb
Greeley Sugar Factory Aims For Top Penant Finish
Greeley sugar factory crew believes the plant has a strong chance to lead in the 1987 Great Western pennant race. It has been grinding about 1700 tons of beets daily, with operations starting nearly two weeks ago and a 20 minute shutdown when a large elt failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Union Shots 60 Wells Army Put Under Martial Law
National guardsmen patrol the Jones Oil Company lease near Healdton as more than 200 union oil workers shut in 60 wells. Governor Marland imposes martial law after sheriff says he cannot handle the situation. CIO organizers cited for contempt for picketing despite a court order. Dispute follows discharge of union workers in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardiners
Olds
National Guardsmen
Jones Oil Company
Wealdton
EB. W. Marland
Mayd Randolph
Oklahoma City
Ross Hi Rovth
Loopers
A. J. Shindler
Healdton CI0
CIO
John D. Ogden
Maurice Daly
The
Haron
Four Eaton Residents Hurt in Auto Upset
Four Eaton residents were injured in a non collision auto accident one mile west of Lucerne at 3 oclock Tuesday evening. L. W. Saxton suffered cuts ribs and facial injuries and was discharged later from Greeley hospital. Violat Saxton 38 brain concussion remained unconscious at 11 pm. Florence Van Watt leg injuries Wendell Alton 20 cuts and bruises. Injured were taken to Greeley hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Lucerne
L. W. Saxton
Greeley Hospital
Violat Saxton
Florence van Watt
Wendell Alton
Wits
Bruisis
Darral
Tixen
Gree- Tey Hospital
Conference on Use of Pumping Plant Water Rights
Bowyer Oct 20. Colorado farmers face water loss from erosion control and well use. Officials warn stream flows may shrink jeopardizing water rights. About 2600 wells in northern and eastern Colorado affect streams. The meeting backs an engineer study and legal phased inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowyer
Colorado
Edward D. Foster
State Soil Conservation Commission
State Planning Commission
Toster
Dille
Fort
Morgan
Foster
Algo
Agnes Fay Pearson Files For Divorce From Delbert Pearson
Agnes Fay Pearson of 611 Sixteenth avenue Greeley filed for divorce from Delbert Laverne Pearson also known as Frank Pearson. The suit seeks custody of Lucie Mae Pearson with grounds of cruelty and non support. Temporary support of 20 dollars monthly and 19 dollars monthly toward attorney fees were ordered. Also a protective order against molestation was issued. Attorneys Oliver Parker Back at Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes
Fay Pearson
Sixt Avenue
Greeley
Delbert Laverne
Pearson
Frank. Pearson
Laura Morehead
Lucie Ane
Wyand
Robert G. Strong
Troutehens and
Houlchens
Tie Plaintiff
Recall election possible in Eighth Judicial District
Attorney Herbert B. Mann warns four northern Colorado county boards of a potential recall election for officers in the Eighth Judicial district. He says petitions are being prepared. Baker and Clark recalls are discussed, with 11,000 to 15,000 names needed. County commissioners note cost and lack of official action as discussions center on recall procedures and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wightn Judicial District
Boars of County Commissioners
Colorado
Herbert B. Mat
Greeley
Woarda
Weld
Larimer
Jackson
Bowder
Weld Comannssin
Teyles
Buelnesa
Eighth Judicial District
Steve Usted
Tane
Vith County
Iviva
Tribune
Yemly
Altorney
Herbert M. Baker
Vreterie We. Clark
Baler
Mann
Ross Riggs
Riggs
Powed
Somabody
Baker
Clark
Secretary of State
Butler
Dietrict Juige
C. Vottin
Armentrout To Speak Four Times At Conference
Dr W D Armentrout vice president of College of Gaducalionery Mo will speak at Ada before general sessions of a teachers conference and at Edmond before classroom teachers gesalon Wednesday night he was to address the AAUW at Loveland on Rethinking the Place of the Individual in Society. Troydarr 1614 Nini street Freeley arrested Tuesday night for driving under the influence of liquor bond returned Oct 26 Doctor's certificate to support charge Wag Globatied patrol arrest fo Wirm wide Osu road
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
W. D. Armentrout
College of Gaducalionery
Ada
Edmond
Loveland
Troydarr
Nini Street
Freeley
Jaekee
Wallace Admits Court May Kill New Farm Bill
Wallace acknowledges the Supreme Court could strike down parts of the proposed farm bill including a granary system. He argues for a united farm front as Congress plans a processing tax on sugar in a new program. Action on a crop control bill is set for the first Congressional session after October 27 in Washington. Local graduate Almena Pushby, Fort Collins, earns librarian role noted with degrees from Colorado State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Wallace
Roosevelt
United States
Jones (Beni
Lexan
House Agriculture Committee
Amarillo
Texas
le Committee
Almena Pushby
Fort Calling
Colorado State College of Education
Greeley
Colorado State College
Fort Cunting
Shares Rise On Exchange Amid Rally With Profit Takes
Buyers flooded the stock market today extending yesterday's late rally. Prices rose widely from one to six dollars or more amid firmer overall tone. Late profit selling touched some issues but did not disrupt the market's broad advance as officials noted sustained demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Todlay
Tive
Alt
Soctors
Hoover Landon Rivalry Seen For Republican Leadership
Reported contest between Herbert Hoover and Alf Landon for active GOP leadership. Observers note Landon cool to Hoover convention while some aides discuss possible rival clash. National Republicans split on endorsing the convention move as Chicago meeting looms for 1938 campaign planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Alf Landon
Treas
Washington
Del
Snedon
National Republictm Clu
New York
Andrew J. Taephray
Mr. Hoover
Landon
Roosevelt Calls to Strengthen Credit to Drive Prosperity
President Roosevelt urged strengthening and coordinating government credit machinery to sustain prosperity. He spoke at dedication of a federal reserve building, stressing reforms since 1913 to 1933 and warning against reversing banking policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banking Aid Security Exchange Act
Federal Reserve System
Uoiice
Victor Candlin Post And Auxiliary Rally In Loveland
Victor Candlin post of the American Legion and its Auxiliary attended the Northern District rally in Loveland Cresday evening with 10 members. Legionnaires from two cities and towns were entertained by Loveland guests with about 860 in attendance. The evening opened with a parade through downtown Loveland followed by a meeting and program in the Lodge room at the Masonic building, a devotional by the Loveland Auxiliary, and dancing to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Candlin
Aterianti Legion
Mnunt
Loveland
Loveland Paat
Five Indicted in Liquor Cases Attack Charges
Five officials and associates face indictments tied to liquor legislation schemes in Colorado. Denver lawyer Donald F. Clifford and State Senator Willard B. Preston along with Representatives Marion B. Strain Truman Hall and William J. Jennings are accused. Defense attorneys challenge the indictments as lacking constitutional offense elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Orl
Colorado
Artacl
Berore
Henry A. Hicks
Henry S. Lindsley
Donald FP. Clifford
Willard B. Preston
Adena
Marion B. Strain
Lamar
Truman
Hall
William J. Jennings
Mike Rinu
Boulley
Preston
Strain
Lis
Rion
Uiem
Igmo
Fink
Quo Warrante Suit Motions Heard in Garden City
Hearings on motions to strike and to amend the complaint in the suo warrante suit brought by Harry M. Rudbeck against L. P. Norton and others seeking to dissolve Garden City were set for Oct. 26 at 10 a.m. District Judge Clauds G. Coffin presiding. Concurrently, information filed against Adan Cook and Jack Lane for forged checks prompted a separate proceeding. Joe De, Tervera, and Conception Lopez faced continued proceedings until Nov. 15 on defense attorney motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Harry M. Rudbeck
L. P
Grooley
Joe de
Tervera
Conception Lopex
Daferes Attoyneys
Alleged Reckless Driver Summoned to Police Court
Sam Hernwardt, 19, of 1130 Third Avenue, was summoned by police to police court on a reckless driving charge after a collision at Eleventh Avenue and Third Street. A car driven north by D B Dee reportedly collided with Bernhard, with confusion over the details and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hernwardt
Third Avenue
Duesday
Avemue
Third Streat
Bernd
Lavente
D. BP. Dee
Lee Irothers Fish Ware
Lig Bernhard
Mtching
Italy Calls for Commission to Remove Foreign Troops
Italy urged the nonintervention committee to send a neutral commission to Spain to arrange withdrawal of all foreign volunteers from both sides at once. The move aims to ease tensions and avoid a total breakdown of the nonintervention pact, with Italy ready to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Associates
London
Italy
Lamntervention Committee
Spain
Dina Grande
Ikdy
Tallan
Anglia
Plig
Anderson and Bailey Are On Spud Control
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced control committees to enforce marketing orders for three potato producing areas. Readings list members from Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, Colorado, Nebraska, Wyoming and Idaho with roles for Calumet growers and shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Idaho
AAA
West
Harry Bailey
Eaton
Ted Still
Monty Vista
Alvin McGray
Montrose
Calurain Shippers
Waldo F. Meppe
Denver
W. E. Anderson
Grovluy
Chandler Fate Still Unknown
A 4 year old boy Chandler Chindloc from Johnstown vanished two weeks ago while deer hunting near Port Collins. Searchers from Jolmatown and Loveland joined CCC crews in the Stoyo Prairie White Pine area and near Buckkorota fault as volunteers aided by telephone links to Mort Collins aircraft office. No new news by Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoyo Prairie
Port Collins
Me Cate
Chindloc
Johnstown
Chandler
White Pite Mountain
Pennock Pasa Disertut
Buckkorota Folaw
Bosworth
Chandlery
CCC
Ted
The
Treasury For Tax Changes Aimed At Business Boost
Washington reports the Treasury will soon propose tax legislation to spur business and investment. Proposals may lower or modify the undistributed corporate profits tax amid a stock market slump. Officials noted potential relief could help expansion, employment, and smaller corporations while critics warn of reduced revenue. The plan, after months of study, will go to congressional committees next month with action expected in 1948. Roosevelt said balancing the budget could be done without new taxes, while the stock market downturn prompted calls for margin requirement reductions and a tighter curb on speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caaansin Ld Peinsay
Washington
The
Treasury
Tovax
Uiscal
Weitnerday
Newa
Joseph P. Kennedy
Maritime Commission
Securities Commission
Tis
Morris
Trotwmaine
New York State Compt Itroller
Italy
Shey Saa
Roopevelt
Tuseday
Kyde Pari
Federal Reserve Board
Charlotan O'Connor
Neim
New York
O'Connor
New York Stock Exchange
the Stock Exchange
Ag Irich Margin Ag
Reserve Board
O'Condorn
Reserve Banks
Roosevelt
Tit
Rubin Slayer Tip Proved Of No Value
Oct 34 Estes Park Hermit Fancher reports that a three-minute inquiry by Sheriff Gooch Deputy Banks and Sheriff Swift failed to connect a tip to the Rubin death mystery. A 240 mile trip to Walsenburg yielded little, with no charges against Sam Jones and no new evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Sheriie Crs Gooch
Sherriff Gee Banks
Larimere
Thome
George Saunders
Gooch
Saunders
Latimer County
Rubin
Sam Jones
Jones
G. P. Howard
Longmont
Howard von Aves
Califfornia
Eliargd
Ptt Hy
Larimer Countty District Court
Walgonburg
Unclear historical note from Meolor district report
Fragmentary OCR item describes sporadic movements around Caytoron, North Path, and Lithrntle with mentions of names Gherest DiMax C.J. DiMax and Mrs Culler. Text is garbled, lacking clear event, date, or outcome for a coherent summary. No discernible news lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. DiMax
Gherest
Culler
Cutler
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Agnes Fay Pearson
Oliver Parker
Meeker Guviog High School
Ork
Ocl
Becauss
Ilness
Judicial Dist
Armentrout
New Farm
Ramblican National Committee
Chicago
Watson
Indiana
Hush
Johnson
NRA
Make
Lendon
Telinson
Neiv
Macisnelroad
Peremonios
Ra- Serva
Lonelness Lara Waters
Iis
Mamet
Stoosevelt
Anderson and Bailey
Spud
Guller Geta
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