Roosevelt Sets First Draft Number On October Twenty Ninth
Washington October 21 President Roosevelt will draw the first number in the draft lottery at noon on October 29. Dr Clarence A Dykstra said the selection would occur in the interdepartmental area adjacent to the labor department buildings in Washington. The first number will determine order of call for registrants, with about 4.5 million potential draftees in the eligible pool. Draft board officials noted enlistment options for those who wish to serve a year rather than wait. The spectacle will be closely watched as the process unfolds over several hours.
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Denver
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Real Property Taxes Due Then For County Owners
The county treasurer warns that real property taxes must be paid by Friday October 25 to avoid publication and stagnation rolls. Owners responsible should settle promptly to prevent notice in print.
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Barray E. Witwer
Armentrout and Rugg Attend Pennsylvania Conference
Armentrout and Rugg travel to Pennsylvania to attend the annual conference of coordinators and administrators of schools involved in cooperative study of Teacher Education, sponsored by the American Council of Education. De Rugg coordinates the college's participation as the conference runs December 24 to 26.
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Edication
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Mount Sumpill
Achools
American Council of Education
Mie College
de Rugg
Drunken driving arrest in Sunday county incident
Filberto Ortega held Sunday on drunken driving charges after a collision near Fort Lawton and Second Street. Police reported a damaged vehicle and multiple involved drivers, with no injuries. Other names and details appeared in the messy OCR but Ortega faces the main charge and a related flagrant-driving allegation.
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Filberto Ortega
Seven Injured In Weld County Collision Near Longmont
A spectacular wreck near the Horgman Hearner in Weld County injures seven people from Greeley and Denver. Don Helleson and Harod Strimling test positive for injuries though others escape serious harm. Witnesses report car loss of control on Seventh Street and impacts with a stationary object. Strimling reportedly lost a finger. Helleson pulls an occupant from a field as the crash unfolds and emergency crews respond from Greeley. Several drivers are identified, including Milton Schwartz and others from Denver and Dan yer, with details of the damaged vehicle and hospital treatment listed. The investigation is ongoing with police noting reckless driving cited.
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Seventh Street
Harod Strimling
Deurer
Fifteenth Avenue
Frederick
Thes
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Ot Zeny Iy
Japan recalls special envoy to East Indies
A distorted report states Japan will recall its special envoy from Japan to the East Indies amid ongoing negotiations with the Netherlands East Indies. Officials deny a break in talks and say the envoy’s departure will not end the discussions, which will be continued by others.
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Drie&ation
Japan
Adda
Five Stitches Taken in Face of Girl Injured in Snake Dance
A girl named Mira Bartha Neeluy suffered facial injuries during a Friday snake dance at Western State football prep game. Five stitches were required to close wounds on her face with lacerations cutting teeth.
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Mira Bartha Neeluy
Turkish Press Criticizes Bulgaria Amid Balkan Tensions
Turkish editors condemn Bulgaria over surrender claims while praising Turkish peace aims. Reports describe Soviet Turkish military activity near the Dardanelles and mass troop movements toward the Balkans as Romania tightens Bucharest oil access. Travelers report jammed rail lines to a Turkish city near the border as efforts to reinforce the Dardanelles intensify.
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Balkans
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Bucharest
Airplane Disabled During Landing Sunday At Gleely Bungay
An airplane requiring emergency actions was disabled during a landing attempt Sunday afternoon at Bungay. The craft veered and nosed over after a propeller broke, but no one aboard was injured. The plane was brought to Dan yer and repaired, resuming flight later that day.
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Ono
Bombs Damage U S Embassy in London and Berlin
Bombs struck the U S embassy in London near Grosvenor Square, shattering windows and causing interior damage. In Berlin, a bomb damaged the U S embassy area and the residence of the First Secretary, with debris and shattered partitions noted.
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Senator Holt Demands Stimson Clarify British Bomb Sight Plans
Senator Holt presses Secretary Stimson to confirm if Britain possesses a bomb sight and to indicate whether it will receive aircraft. The report also notes a sheriff’s office incident involving a damaged car and a shooting that damaged equipment near an improvised repair site.
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Stimson
Willkie Offer Rejected By Roosevelt In 1940 Debate Row
Washington October 24 President Roosevelt declined accepting Wendell Willkie’s offer to debate in Baltimore. The White House press secretary said Roosevelt would not attend a public debate in Baltimore as proposed. The secretary noted Roosevelt would not leave Washington for the event and had no plans for a debate venue. The discussion touched on national policy and wartime roles amid tensions with Germany and Japan.
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Roosevelt
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Marvin Jones to Speak for Congressman Cummings in Colorado
Annotated Press reports Marvin Jones, longtime chairman of the agriculture committee, will speak for Congressman Fred Cummings. Jones will travel to Colorado next Monday to stump for Cummings, who seeks re election. Cummings is due to arrive at La Salle at 8:40 PM Tuesday, then drive to Longmont for a luncheon meeting with local business leaders.
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Schools To Get Slight Increase From State Tax
Colorado counties will receive an extra 24 222.18 dollars from the state income tax this year, according to State Treasurer Charten M. Armstrong. Total available for county general allotment stands at 1 141 797.52, with allocations by county based on census figures. Weld County reports 20 383 pupils yielding 74 023, Boulder 686 pupils 4 872, Larimer 10 030 pupils 46 110, and other counties listed with varying pupil counts and funds. Stock market notes from New York mention a lackluster day with little movement and prices around 85,000 shares, offering no clear direction.
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Flying Fortresses Pledged After Vote in Senate
Senator Hell of West Virginia, a Democrat, stated that no confirmation was given on access to British plans or delivery of the bomber. He said the question would wait until after the election as the senate constrained debate under the gentlemen’s agreement. Reporters noted claims that Britain had been granted access to certain wartime plans.
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Rockport visitor dies from burns after stove incident
Aged Mary Wardman of Aitchetvills Iowa died in a Rockport hospital from severe burns received when her clothing caught fire from a stove blaze. The accident occurred while visiting Rockport with relatives from Growley area. Fire damaged part of the residence and garage. Wardman’s body was sent to Oakland for services. Survivors include her husband and several siblings. Funeral arrangements set for nearby Eldora area.
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Churchill Rouses France To Resistance In Radio Talk
Prime Minister Churchill urged the French people to resist after Hitler’s aims became clear. He warned that France faced destruction if it did not rally. The broadcast, heard in Britain and France, stressed that Britain fights for victory and would share it with France.
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Freak White Deer Sighted Near Gloudevey Farm
A white deer of freak ancestry was shot near the Buy community about eighty miles south of Gloudevey. State game wardens could not determine the exact variety. The animal weighed 94 pounds, with a long tail and light amber color, described by Mr Lalote and others.
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Bombers Hit London and Berlin and Coast
Wartime dispatch reports German night raids on London and other targets. British defenses claimed heavy bombing, shore and oil area strikes, plus U boat actions and attacks on Allied convoys.
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