Lehigh Sunk After Torpedo Off Africa Under Flag
Secretary Hull condemned the torpedoing of the American freighter Lehigh off Africa as piracy and assassination. The ship, flying the American flag, sank while sailing with no cargo from Bilbao to the Gold Coast. All 39 aboard were saved by rescue efforts. 18 crewmen of the Bold Venture remain missing. Navy patrols intensified in the Atlantic as Roosevelt weighed the incident and gun defenses for U.S. merchant ships.
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Facorlater Presyy
Washington
Hull Loray
Africa
Bilboo
Spain
Gold Coast
Hull
Atlantic
Mui
Uma Camminasion
Rathucét
Freetown
Bathurst
Filaymautian
Vhschich
Joseph Brady
Bijnites
Joseph Dartlett
Beaman
Leigh
Bald Ventire
Panominson
Ireland
Bold Venture
Hard Venture
United States
New York
Lehigh
Pew
Ardoelnn Tillzena
Amaritime
Ovginelly
Treykinvik
Zealand
Navy
Forth
South Atlantic
Tle
Survivora
Toosevelt
West Coas
Teelandg
North Atlantic
Koy Ratier
Honzevelt
Fester
Komnberry
Bilbao
Equator
South America
FDR
Hemisphere
Roosevelt
100 GOP Leaders Urge Repeal Of Neutrality Act
Washington October 22 The White House pressed congress to speed revision of the neutrality act to allow American vessels into belligerent ports while the ship arming ban seeks clarification Roosevelt aides said the president favored no final decision and a broader plan could remove belligerent port restrictions The senate debate focused on expanding permissions for American ships to go anywhere amid warnings from proponents and opponents alike
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Tanprinied Press
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Stephen Bayly
Uresidential Secentary
Senate
England's Navy Shells German Guns in Africa
In Tobruk Libya on October 22 British warships bombarded German artillery positions with heavy shells along the coast east of Tobruk. Ships offshore fired four shells per minute, planes dropped incendiaries, and the attack lasted about a quarter of an hour, damaging but not silencing the German guns. Dawn revealed no counterattack as crews stood at action stations.
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Larny Allen Tase
Tobruk
Libya
Tripoli
Mesney
Salun
Tobrik
Battefleet
Hengrsl
Sii
Actida' Ani
Ibithnia
Bip
J F Ancel of Barnesville Dies Tuesday
John Frantia Ancel aged 63 of Barnesville died Tuesday afternoon at his home about 14 miles east of Greeley. Survived by wife Nellie Angel, one son, and two brothers Porter Ancel of Denver and Ernest Ancel of Greeley. Funeral arrangements in care of Mack's.
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John Frantia Ancel
Barnesville
Bia
Greelay
Aner
Jack
Aonville
Kio
Nellie Angel
Wimag
Porter
Aneel
Denyer
Ernest Aneel
Greeley
Charlie
Macp's
Russian Claim Success On Three Fronts
London dispatches report Allied and Soviet lines claim German offensives near Moscow and in the north have suffered heavy losses. German forces stall at several points, with Soviet defense led by Stalin and Timoshenko described as holding the line amid winter conditions and retreating columns. The report notes potential new German attacks while Moscow braces for further action.
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Wirty Tey
Trenehies
Moscow
Thas
Hilyazan
Trent
Mozhutak
Russia
London
Hitler
Lny
Smolgaste
D.S8.2
Joseph Stalin
Kretalin
Moglhalsk
Roosevelt Proclaims Week for Informing Public on Defense
President Roosevelt declares Armistice Day to November 15 a period for Americans to consider defense duties and civili an defenses programs. Mayor LaGuardia urges public support and governors to issue similar appeals as civic leaders promote wartime readiness. A Greeley High and Brush bid football game leads 17 to 0 after the first quarter.
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Associated Press
Washington
Qet
Roosevelt
eiviMan
F. HW. LaGuardia
New York
Detenan
Greeley High-Brush
Gretley
Brosh
Second Man Picked Up on Suspicion
A second man aged 61 was picked up by sheriffs late Tuesday in connection with an incident involving Peters playing. Both suspects were lodged at the county jail while officers indicated neither was connected to the Maying case. The 61 year old was detained on Highway 65 north of Peckham after matching the general description from Denver police. Fingerprints were taken and forwarded to Denver.
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Sherif
Dire Hers
Joan
Peters
Five Army fliers die in plane crashes Wednesday
Reported from San Antonio and surrounding areas says five Army airmen were killed and a cadet injured when ten aircraft collided near a main highway about twelve miles from the center of town. Names given include Lieutenant Harold M. Degsen and Cadet A. McOyen. Another report notes three American pilots died aboard P-40s during a German peak test near Balboa Harbor with listed casualties G Tialde, Harrington, and D. M. Lewy.
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San Antonia
Tox
Ort
Kelly
Liewteaaut Jassen
Panama
U. S
Carihbuan
Cernienn Peak
Balboa
Tialdeman
Pasadenia
Colt
Harrington
Whiter Parkin
Snd
D. M. Lewy
Greeville
Mika
British Tanker Is Also Sunk
Atlantic news reports a British tanker and another allied vessel sunk amid European war hostilities. Rear Admiral Emory Lond, U S maritime commissioner, says American ship construction has caught up with sinking rates and notes efforts to exceed the six million tons per year pace.
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San Pedro
Emory 3. Lond
U. 3
Avaritime Commission
California
Yacus
Consolidated Steel Corporatom
Long Beach
San Francisco
Tand
Win Ao
Cant
Westervelt
Pressdent
Iouston Shipbuilding Conpany
Houston
Tex
Mrs Roach Struck Robbed by Youth in Denver
Mrs David I Roach wife of the Great Western Sugar executive was struck and robbed by a 17 year old transient to whom she had given a job washing windows. The Roaches formerly resided at Fort Collins and North Sioux City Neb. Golfers drop pails from airplane then play the nine holes with Bradley and Koontz winning 5-3.
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Denver
David I. Roach
Great Western Sugar Ecompany
Lainy
Roaches
Fort Collins
Perss North Sinc
Nebr
Stan Hall
W. J. O'Connor
C. A. Bradley
Charley Koontz
City Orders 70 Powerful Street Lights Seeley Plan
Greeley city officials order the Van Gita Electete company to install 70 powerful street lights across main avenues and streets. The schedule shifts lamp types from 4000 to 16000 lumen units on Eleventh Avenue and Fifteenth Street among many others, with specific locations listed. The move aims to improve urban illumination and traffic safety.
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Greeley
Aim
van Gita Ant Electete
Rayne I. L. Wikinson
Eleventh Avenue
Islavil
Sleeat
Hee
Fourth
Sixth
Wight
Ninth Avenues
Fourtenth
Sixtenn Ely
Twentieth Avenues
Tonth Street
Eleventh Ave
James
Methodist Bishop Warns U. S. Against War Participation
Denver Bishop Blwlron W. E. Hammaker cautions the United States against joining a shooting war. He argues that involvement in Europe or Asia would spell disaster for the nation and would test Christian institutions.
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U. 5
Iran
Blwlron
W. E. Hammaker
Denver
Methodist Episcopal Church
Utah
Colorado
Monton
Nevada
América
Europe
Mma
East Lake City
Oct
Axiae
Deported Weld County Residents May Return to Canada
Associated Press report from Fort Collins Colorado notes Greeley and Kersey residents Alex Kauffman and Fannie Chalmers were ordered deported to Canada “late next week.” Both had entered as visitors years earlier and failed to depart. Officer Bullivac said they are of good character and could seek reentry via Canadian status and later citizenship if allowed.
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Greeley and Kersey
Canada
Associated Press
Fort Collins
Colo
Weld County
del Sullivan
U. S. Department of Naturalization and Immigration Office
Denver
Hera
Alex Kauffman
Greeley
Fannie Chalmers
Nersey
United States
Sald
Cacada
New York Greeting Echoes Past Duke Visit in 1919
The torn 22-ticker report mentions Duke and Hudson in a windy welcome to New York, recalling a 1919 visit by the Prince of Wales and describing a modern price control debate. Leon Henderson calls Canada’s wage and price ceiling plan a drastic experiment and links it to U.S. stabilization efforts.
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New York
Duke and Hudson
Windboroda
Washington
Cat
Leon Henderson Taway
Canada
United States
Roonevelt
Henderson
OPM Calls for Uninterrupted Defense Work
Washington Oct. 22 The Office of Production Management urged uninterrupted defense production and a unified labor policy. President Roosevelt, echoed by War Secretary Stimson and Navy Secretary Knox, stressed that wartime defense depends on steady labor support and avoiding strikes or slowdowns.
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Washington
Iybar Povicy
OPA
Cownell
William S. Kintilaey
Sidnny III
Stimson
Navy
Lenox
Moonevel
Seattle
40-Ounce Baby Struggles for Life in Wyoming
A premature baby girl weighing 2 pounds 19 ounces at Lusk's Sasnedr hospital fights for life in an incubator. Patty Kay Lucas, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jay Lucas of Von Tansell, was resuscitated at birth with oxygen and is now active. The mother and doctor report improving condition.
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Intel Press
Lusk
Sasnedr
Patty Kay
Jay Lucas
von Tansell
Aothor
Prairie Center School
Vao Tansel
Big Horn Beans Turn Out Better Than Predicted
In Basin Wyoming area a late storm battered crops but Big Horn Basin growers report better harvests than expected. Great Northerns yield 9 to 37 percent, some lines damaged by Brewers reports, Clarks Fork valley suffered heavy losses, while Great Western Sugar notes 1941 harvest about 40 percent complete.
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Big Horn Basin
Gayere
Big Horn Cooperative Mucketing Association
Great Northerns
Eiton Kinghorn
Woodruff Seed Company
Clarks Fork Valley
Kinghorn
Great Northern
Great Western Sugar Company
Former U S Liner San Juan Sunk Near Suez
The former American passenger liner San Juan sank in the Gulf of Suez after a blackout collision on July 30 while en route to Alexandria with American supplies for Brush forces. Marine circles reported the incident, noting surprise at the government’s silence.
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T Associated
New York
San Juan
Gulf of Suez
Alexandria
Welders Quit Work in Boeing Plant in Solidarity Strike
The union issue spread as welders at the Boeing aircraft plant walked out for 24 hours in sympathy with shipyard strikers. Reports say actions also affected Great Lakes Steel and Bremerton shipyard sites, with wage talks and potential contract disputes looming.
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Boeing
Tassmelatod
Seathia Weblers
Ampurvters Covell
Tetany Wetfare
Moning Alport Company
Ab Seathe
Stipyarda
Council Mint
Ta Lake
Uy Sentilé Metal Trades Council
AU Apt
Clete
Ui Bremerton Aal Yapons
Alipyarda
Great Lakes Steel Corporation
Stikens
Wight
Wry
St i
CIO
Atdkars Atom
Pkutra
Alas Pater
Airyplane Labs
Galifornia
New York
New Sorney
Atuel
Great Lakes
Gauddton Unt Fe
Titan
Ganon
John Doherty
SWOL
Tron
Chicago
Lins
Witon
James FB. Dower
Faders
Utter
I Ming Bavacniment
Abe Tyaota
Tyha Gipleketad Atlantle Steel Unifl
Atlanta
Unilon
Shiff-Changs
GTO
Witen
OMB Uaiok Dewind
Chest Leader Seeks Service First Aim in Community Chest
Chairman Lloyd Hidred outlines a program led by Greenley area organizations including Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls and Salvation Army. The Community Chest supports health housing and youth services with annual funding goals and a suggested contribution method.
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Greeley
Lloyd Hidred
Rene Yesents
Cronesariian
Mrograntielwler
Ulizenahi
Iscalth
Sid Claracter
Boy Scouts
Siintar
Salvatian Army Liga
Vie Weld County Tuberclesigned
Christmos
Greeley Womn
Vnyresents Run Wull
Guy Ax
Willkie Uses Loss Of Two Shins for Neutrality Repeal
In Washington on October 21 the sinking of two Antorivan owned merchant ships prompts criticism. An appeal from Werviella is cited as part of a broader Republican stance led by Willkie and more than 160 ceniblicans. Further details are continued on page 18.
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Willkie
Tasoeteien Xray Washington, Ort
Werviella
Wikie
Ceniblicans
New College Elects Alberico as Student Head after Special Vote
In a special election at the college, Alberico of Denver defeated Unified Ory uo by 359 to 354 as Windsor’s Drunnmond received write-in votes. Inez Keitbran of Keola was elected vice president, succeeding Detly Janving of Grand Junction who did not return. Homecoming chair Alberton led the celebration. Glendon McEwen’s induction into the army prompted the election.
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Alberico
Denver
Burilewia
Comendo
Election Commission
Allerica
Ory Uo
Greeley
Drnnmond
Windsor
Alberton
Government plans large potato to starch conversion program
The Agriculture Department announced a national diversion program converting up to 5,000,000 bushels of Irish potatoes into starch and dextrin to prop up producer prices. Maine, Minnesota, Idaho, and Oregon will pilot. growers will receive 26 cents plus 60 cents per barrel from starch manufacturers. Only graded No 2 or better potatoes under AAA cooperators may participate.
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Anne
Oui
Calairo
Maine
Minnesota
Idaho
Oregon
Agriculture Department
U. S
AAA
Cho Department Ead
Europe
Netherlands East Indies
Rocking Chair Quake Shakes Los Angeles Area
An odd rocking chair quake rocked Los Angeles County last night causing minor disarray and slight damage in several cities. Officials noted no major injuries or known casualties as residents felt the unusual movement and neighbors checked homes.
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Los Angeles
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Porolean Company
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