Nazis Push Into Vital Mill
Nazi forces push toward Stalino and Rostov in a large scale Soviet defense. Russian counterattacks near Moscow and along the central front struggle to stem the German advance as tank battles rage from Mozhaisk to Kalinin and Maloyaroslavets.
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Tosarapartel
Red Army
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Masenw
Blaloyaroslavets
Orel
Tana Teperte
Knifalim
Ardor
Coninud
Senate approves wheat penalty removal for excess production
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved a bill to remove the 49 cent wheat penalty on excess production for farmers with short crops. The measure, already passed by the House, aims to allow farmers to market up to their normal allotted production without penalty despite excess acreage. It would aid winter wheat growers who planted extra acres last year.
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Senate Agriculture
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Roosevelt
Congress
Agelentlize Ad
Mgher
Coffin Denies New Trial in Equity Action
District Judge Claude C Coffin denied motions for new trials in the equity action by West Side Construction minority stockholders against three Northern Colorado Irrigation concerns. Attorney Wiant Kelty of Greeley said he plans to appeal. A master judgment of 20000 was awarded, with about 700000 sought by plaintiffs. Defendants include West Ride Construction Water Conservation Water Supply and Storage car 7 L R Terinio Abert Py Pfischer A J Whattleman DL Coy Moore J J Wykert Rodney Hughes and Arthur E March.
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Associated Press
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Northern Colorado
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Greeley
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Arthur E. March
Wickard Seeks Price Ceiling to Raise Farm Output
Secretary Wickard urged price controls to limit inflation while keeping parity near 110 percent for Turin products. He warned against repeating wartime inflation and said production increases are the best safeguard. The agriculture department launched a program to maximize next year’s crops and tobacco output. In Sterling, Illinois, Orville Bistzewski, 22, died from injuries after a Sunday collision between a taxicab and a beef truck, with an inquest planned.
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Jackson
Colorado Steer Named Grand Champion At American Royal
The American Royal Livestock Show in Kansas City crowned a Colorado steer as grand champion, entered by A. A. Kraig of the Columbia Sless Tank company. The junior exhibitor Mary Helen Bradley of Calhoun, Missouri, took the reserve grand championship with a Hereford.
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American Royal Livestock and Horse Show
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Columbia Sless Tank Company
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Mary Helen Bradley
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Kansas Flood Waters Crush Towns and Flood Plains
Kansas suffers heavy losses as floods rise with water reported along the Smoky Hill and multiple rivers. Geary county resident Way Poland is feared drowned, Salina evacuates 285 people, and towns like Salina Council Grove and others endure widespread inundation. Livestock losses and road closures strain state services. communication lines break.
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Geary County
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Salina
Invesco
Canadian Held For Deportation by U S Officials
Alex Kgufmita a 27 year old Canadian citizen claiming prior U S residence was arrested in Greeley by immigration officers and held for deportation to Canada on entry grounds. Kaufman worked at Shewmyke Produce House on North Eleventh, formerly lived Fort Morgan. Also held was James Canalaghina of Kreetey for $29.40 in state charges.
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Beef Harvest Delayed and Trains Run Late
Weather disrupted transport as beef deliveries lagged in Ue Well county and a sugar factory faced missed shipments. Heavy rains in Kansas delayed drains and trains, with Union Pacific No. 221 arriving about two hours late Tuesday morning en route to the Pacific coast.
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Dan Ross Missing in Greeley. Police Seek Clues
Gresley police asked the public Tuesday to help locate Dan C. Rosa, 37, an employee of the Great Western Luger company. He was last seen leaving his Eaton dump and Higlyn left home Monday evening driving a 1936 Ford sedan. Rosa failed to come home Monday night or report for work Tuesday.
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Last Day for Paying Taxes Without Advertising Sale
The county treasurer announced the deadline for delinquent realty tax payment to avoid advertising the property for sale. The notice listed Harvey F. B. Witwer as treasurer and stated the county will go to print Saturday noon.
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The
Colorado cabbage output slips from last year
Colorado farmers expect 1941 cabbage yields to average about eleven tons per acre for late Danish and domestic varieties, with total harvests estimated around 43 400 tons for late Danish and domestic cabbage combined, down from 47 100 tons last season. Acreage planted is about 1 270 acres.
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Agricultural Marketing Service
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Grid game replaces Hallowe'en frolic and football game
West county district Boy Scout council met to replace the Halloween frolic with a grid game plan. Scouts from elementary to high school will be admitted free to the Crewey State Tempe Arizona football game at Jackson Field on the night of October 31, replacing the usual Halloween event.
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Railway Settles Dispute Over Tax
Settlement of a tax dispute between the Colaraily and Southern Trailway company and 12 Colorado counties was approved in district court. The agreement cancels portions of taxes assessed on the railroad for 1937 1938 and 1939 and the railroad will pay 10 725 dollars.
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British Release Tankers to Aid Gasoline Shortage
Associated Press reports that Britain will release several tankers formerly registered in the United States to be used to alleviate a gasoline shortage on the Atlantic seaboard. The vessels are believed to have a combined capacity exceeding 3,250,000 barrels of oil.
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Oicieden
United States
Lantern Seaboard
Roosevelt Announces Lehigh Sinking Finds Survivors
President Roosevelt said the merchant ship Lehigh was torpedoed near the equator. One boatload of survivors was found. two other boats were missing as search efforts continued. The Lehigh, about 9,000 tons, had discharged cargo in Bilbao and was en route to the Gulf Coast. He warned piracy by German submarines and linked it to broader U.S. merchant shipping losses including the destroyer Kearny.
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Two Stowaways of Warsaw in San Francisco
Two stowaways from Warsaw, Berk Satulman and Fajwel Tendeles, 32 and 30, who had fought in their homeland war, were found aboard a ship from Shanghai. They spoke English but sought to join Allied forces, hoping to reach Canada and then Africa to continue the fight against Hitler. Immigration officials will decide their case.
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Weather Local 74 Hours Ending Tuesday Morning
Weather summary covers 74 hours ending 8 A M Tuesday with highs near 60 and lows around 48. Regions report moisture and precipitation including rain snow flurries, mainly tonight and Wednesday, with colder nights. Forecasts vary by state with cloudiness and temperature changes, and scattered rain or snow in Montana Wyoming New Mexico Nebraska and surrounding areas. City readings include Chicago 72 59 Denver 80 59 Los Angeles 67 52 New Orleans 66 74 Oklahoma City 182 86 Phoenix 70 62 San Francisco 44 9 Washington 69 57.
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RAF Sweeps Over North France Cities
RAF fighter crews engaged German raiders over northern France and German port towns. Bomber raids targeted Bremen Wilhelmshaven and Emden with heavy damage reported. allied losses included several aircraft and crew. Night operations also struck Merseyside and Liverpool's port area with fires and casualties noted.
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Rail crashes injure many west of Rahway station
A collision near Rahway New Jersey between two Pennsylvania railroad passenger trains injured a number of people. The Meuters news agency reported a Vichy dateline that 59 French hostages would be shot in reprisal for a Nantes killing. Yugoslav forces in Montenegro and surrounding areas report over a thousand deaths and rising violence as Axis troops struggle to control the fighting.
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Man jailed here quizzed in Peters case
A jail detainee was questioned by Detective Captain James B. Chil lers and Sheriff Gus Anderson in Weld County regarding the Peters murder case. The suspect, aged about 30, denied recent Denver birth and claimed a stagelike path from Red Gullit to Sterling, Brish, Hudson and Fort Japton with no new wounds.
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Anderton
Nazis Execute More French
Associated Press report from Vichy notes four additional French hostages were executed by German forces in unoccupied France. The killings occurred in multiple locations as part of punitive measures following earlier actions blamed on French resistance. The total death toll reaches twelve, with officials saying the victims were not hostages in this round.
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Colorado Parents Appeal for Son Sentenced to Die
Governor Sprague said the parents of Jamies Hf Thomas, 19, have pleaded for clemency in Oregon murder case. Thomas faces execution in the lethal chamber after conviction for first degree murder of Douglas Smith, a Seattle salesman, near Actington. The parents of the condemned man traveled to appeal to the governor, who declined to discuss specifics beyond confirming the plea.
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Salem
Charles A. Sprague
Jamies
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Sprakus
Arming U S Merchantmen Debate Moves Ahead
Secretary Hull urged Congress to repeal or modify the Neutrality Act section that prohibits arming merchant ships. Senate hearings on ship armament face divisions as officials argue for and against broader defender measures amid WW II tensions and American neutrality debates.
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Fleming To Get Command Of WPA
Washington October 20 Associated Press report says legislators approved Philip B. Plentig as wage hour administrator and nominated him to be federal works administrator succeeding John A. Carmody. The appointment would place Plentig in charge of the Works Progress Administration and extend New Deal programs.
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