Canadian Sees No War Demand For U S Meat
J McLean president of Canada Packers told the 3401 annual convention of American Meat Packers that U S demand for North American meat would be less crucial than in World War I if the sea lane stays open. He warned of a fall demand drop as Britain faces shortages and outlined reliance on reserves and shipments from its colonies.
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Associated Press
Chicago
T. Henry Foster
Institute of American Niet Packers
Hall Jk
Western Congressmen Demand Repeal of Reciprocal Trade Deals
Western inter-mountain lawmakers, led by Representative Robinson, vow a protest against reciprocal trade agreements. They accuse the state department of trading western copper and other products to favor eastern manufacturers and plan a formal protest conference tomorrow.
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Une
Apresentative Robinson
Tian
Antonachus Ylang
State Department
Anid Robinson
Peralsta
Trad
Four Boys Fined for Shooting Pheasants
Four youths faced charges after pleading guilty to shooting pheasants on a MeGlellanid place west of Tatham reservoir. W. Adkins, game warden, testified they had four birds in possession. One boy was fined 25 dollars plus costs. others were held or released as noted.
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W. A. Heckman
la Salle
Orville Welly
Mengor
Harold Welsh
Greeley
George McClevand
Agresty
OL Adkins
MecGlellanid
Tatham Reservair
Adkins
Cummings Sees Arms Embargo Repeal and Sugar Policy Shift
Representative Cummings voiced confidence that the arms embargo would be repealed and warned that sugar policy moves could help Republicans win in Colorado. He predicted Democrats would fall in the state if the proposed changes proceeded, and he planned to confer with Senator Adams on a new sugar bill.
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Representativn
Asme
Colorado
Ad‘adutaieniang
Cowell
Washington
Cummings
Te Wa
Bonalor
Alyn Adams
Allied planes sink two German submarines far from base
British naval authorities announced raids by Allied aircraft sank two German submarines, one far from its base, amid a broader toll of British ships and crew losses. The White Moon and Sea Venture losses were reported along with survivors, as wartime actions stretched across the North Sea and Atlantic with heavy weather and might.
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Germany
Ute Sea Warfare Ledger
Ministry
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Holly
North Sea S
Atlante
Bre
Seay Venture
Dover Navigaton Company of London
Brilain Monnday
Ataq
North Sea
House of Commons
Clmnerlain
Mount Washington Climbers Found Safe After Patrol Search
Two men and a girl missing since yesterday on Mount Washington were found this afternoon by a search party. They were reported in fairly good condition after the storm and exposure on the mountain path near Mt Wallington in New Hampshire.
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Mount Washington
Mt Wallington
N.hs
Washington
Zane Grey Dies In Calif Home
Earl Brom, secretary of the chlorumualit party, was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of false passport application. He was arrested, arraigned before Judge Willian Beely, pleaded not guilty, and held on $10,000 bail awaiting hearing. The incident followed testimony before the Dies committee about un-American activities and travel in Europe.
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New York
Earl Brom
Chirumualit
United States
Medral
Willian Beely
Prancla. Cattey
Europa
Inet
Two Americans Arrested for Espionage in Sweden Cleanup
Stockholm reports two Americans and a third person were arrested on espionage suspicion as Swedish police said the foreigners photographed a culinary center. Homes of the Americans were not disclosed. The event followed a murky market scene in New York with limited utility and modest tourism transport.
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Stockholm
Wlie Ofer Threlyners
Denver Wins Right To Sell Diverted Water
Denver gains authority to sell diverted western slope water after a state supreme court ruling. Justice Otto Back wrote the opinion with Justices Young and Burke concurring. the decision upholds Denver’s right to export water to agricultural interests outside city limits, citing a $12 million system built to serve 350,000 residents and future growth.
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Newyor Uiaynd
Elie Moffat Meinch
High Court
Charles EB. Merrick
Giraud
Grand County District Court
Colorado River
Williams Fork
Otto Back
Sayding
Colorado
Young and
Burke
Justies
Euen
Dever
Uneaily
Charles Sherifovine
Tausslir
Public Schools Close Two Days in Greeley
All public schools in Greeley including Colorado State College of Education will dismiss Thursday and Friday and Saturday due to Colorado Education Association meetings. The four sections convene in Durango Denver Grand Junction and Mackiewicz. D. Y. Armentrant of Greeley is the leader of the conference steering group.
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Colorado State College of Educasion
de Colorado Education Association
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Durango
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Grand Junction
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Finland Seeks Peaceful Settlement With Soviet Russia
Moscow reports Finland aims for a peaceful settlement of negotiations with Soviet Russia as talks with Turkey influence the northern flank. A German mission may follow, led by Ivan T. Teyosyan, a naval shipbuilding commissioner, amid shifting regional speculation.
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Witt Hancock
Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Turkey
Finland
Germany
Ivan T. Teyosyan
Yearles
Shipbailding
Joe Filer Injured in Collision with Heavy Trucker
Joe Filer a Buckingham cattleman was injured when his Ford coupe was struck by a heavy truck owned by A. J. Abraniler near Rosedale. Both vehicles were damaged. Courtesy patrol found Filer at fault for a left turn.
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Joe Filer
Buckingham
Ault High Grad Found Dead in Washington DC
Wilt R. Webb a 22 year old government Printing Office employee was found dead in his car in Sligo Creek Park Washington DC His death appears self inflicted a rifle lay beside him and a note addressed to his mother was found in the vehicle Webb a Greeley Colorado native and Ault High School graduate had been working in Washington since September His family and siblings were notified and his body will be brought to Greeley for burial
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Wilt R. Webb
Government Printing Office
Sligo Greek Park
Webb
Thomas Webb
Greatey
Cole
G. W. Hartley
Wil R. Webb
Thomas A. Webb
Stecet
Greeley
Hace Webb
Washington
Elmer Rheadarmer
Pierce
Everett McAlear
Fort Morgan
Th. Webb
Ault
Union College
Nebraska
Four Infants Die From Steam Valve Explosion at Perth Amboy Hospital
Four babies under a week old died at Perth Amboy New Jersey Coroner James Flynn reported a radiators steam valve blew at the nursery of Coneral hospital early Monday causing fatal suffocation. Two more infants were revived by doctors. Investigators, hospital officials, Middlesex detectives and police pursued leads as Mrs. Danny McGuinness described finding the nursery in disarray and steam-filled. Names of the deceased and other details were withheld in initial reports.
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Perth Amsay
Coneral Hospital
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Chiligen
Delyan
Danny McGuinness
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Nie
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Wonkbridge
Awit Sersl
Jolie
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Silverton Man Killed In Auto Accident Near Ouray
Oliver Hoek-Wark 24 of Silverton died when the car they rode in overturned north of Ouray. Two other Silverton men were injured with injuries described as neck and leg fractures. Coroner Leo Flor of Ouray County ordered an inquest for today.
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Oliver Hoek- Wark
Silverton
Blverton
Ouray
Lockhart
John Feunels Pokorny
Skoy
Isatota
Pausch
Ariying
Leo Flor
Ouray County
Supreme Court Refuses To Pass Doctor's Case
Washington October 25 The Supreme Court refused to review Bio severment's suit against the American Medical Association alleging a conspiracy to violate the Sherman antitrust law by actions against a health organization. A final decision may come from the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. The district court held the 1890 antitrust law did not apply to this group as they are engaged in a profession not a trade. The Justice Department argued the high court would alter the redress of medical work across the United States.
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Aupreme Court
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American Medical Association
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District of Columia
Justice Department
Weather Summary for Colorado and Nearby
Weather brief notes show a stormy period with cold nights and warmer days. Indicates a likely major low or front and a several nights of subfreezing lows around 28 degrees with daytime highs near 77. Includes references to Monday through Tuesday timing and general precipitation chances.
Budgets Submitted by Weld County Offices
Weld County offices prepare budgets for submission to three commissioners including Treasurer Harvay Witwer. Figures show amounts around 213,696 and 41,748.90 compared with last year, with Witwer seeking about 20,090 and other minor items listed in the ledger.
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Weld
Tracsurer Harvay
Witwer
Luss
C. M
Sears
Trensurer
Hans Mann
Wihitesiie
Business Men Here Vote for Nov 30 Holiday
Reported decision by local business leaders to observe Thanksgiving on November 30 with a vote tally showing 178 in favor and 22 against, amid broader council proceedings and a petition by the Chamber of Commerce to close businesses for the day. Also notes procedural items and local civic notices.
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Ty Gyoeley
Commerce
YeGie
Fiat
Ub Pnis
Ralph Carr Ty Wakneon
Yutite Affairs Committee
Dutor Chamber of Commerce
Ariston
dla _peace
Annual Banquet of Commerce Tonight
The Commerce Chamber holds its annual banquet at 6230 Cloute truly, Monday with AL Uo Eigith Avenue Remnant. George Willard Frasier will address as president of Umond ego here. Men of the West will sing as directors named in the forthcoming list are expected to attend.
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Colorado State College of Education
Chamber of Commerce
Eighth Avenue Oymdasium
Anuiual Chamley
Commerce
AL Uo Eigith
George Willard Frasier
Umondego
West
Radie Aiertet
Lin Hantker
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Hap” Ise
Veteray
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Iirs
Fort Lupton High Carnival Parade and Awards Recap
Fort Lupton High held a Saturday carnival at the tech school with a parade at 3 PM and a 2 PM carnival opening. Seniors won the grand float prize, second prize went to another float, and a vaudeville show followed at 9 PM with amateur acts.
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Met
Fort Lupton
Tech School
Teld
Saninyal Carnival
Satieday
Catie
Wlet
Priz O
Inga
Attry Wong
Bame
Nofwa
Hugena Wilmetier
America
Mary
Ting Urnwater
Burnley Decker
Mildred AthInaor
Borah Claims Lothian Leads Embargo Repeal Fight
Senator Borah Idaho accuses allies of pressuring for embargo repeal and warns of dangers to liberty. He cites Lord Lothian as guiding debate while administration allies push for quick action. The scene frames a partisan clash as Senate considers ending the wartime embargo.
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Lothian
Washington
Sumutor Borah
Idaho
Lord Lothian
United States
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Miss E Gertrude Lee Appeals for Milk Fund Benefit
Miss E Gertrude Lee urges attendance at a benefit event to aid a milk fund. The program includes entertainment and a talk by Raul McKee, director of a college elementary school, with proceeds supporting community service activities in Lima Ohio and nearby areas.
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Benefit For Milk Fund
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Gertrude Lee
Luade
Culnell
Wildenil
Silartistan
Uy Entertainment
Lima
Ohia
Raul McKee
Rcollege Elamentary Sehool
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Indima
Wueatley
Youngstown
Jurors Indict Earl Browder
Earl Browder indicted by jurors in Altadena on February 23. The AP report notes Browder, aged 64, suffered chronic illness at home and died early this morning. Browder gained fame as a writer and author of popular novels and notes his film contributions and long involvement in recent years in the South Seas.
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Altadena
Get
Grey
Dla
Safil
Fortuna
Wort
Teen
Ila Npert
South Seas
Tax Collections Best in 5 Years per Witwer Report
Tax collections reached a five year high as of October 1 with current levy totaling 1,809,054.31 and allowance tax at 146,070.42. The overall levy this year amounted to 2,431,765.01, reflecting gains over prior years and steady revenue for county accounts and offices.
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Funeral for Keenesburg Marshal To Be in Denver
Funeral services for Karl B. Tovedner, a Keenesburg marshal who died at home from a cerebral hemorrhage, will be held in Denver. Survivors include his wife Elsie Hosmer of Neoneebury. An accident near Cheyenne injured Mrs. R. F. Overiehelite of Greeley after a collision at Fifth Avenue and Sixth Street.
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Denver
Futovgl
Karl B. Tovedner
Shiparnl
Amyshot
Monard
Honver
Osince
Iowa
Elsie Hosmer
Neoneebury
Greeley
R. F. Overiehelite
Eb. Kesinger
Cheyenne
Hoven
Bighth Avenue
Sixth Street
Roosevelt's Pastor Prays for Aid in Beating Germany
Roosevelt attends Episcopalian service as King George gifts Bible to St James Church. A special prayer requested divine aid to defeat Germany was read by Canadian pastor Rev. Wilson. The President and Mrs Roosevelt listened, later attending a vestry meeting and planning a trip to Washington.
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Toosevelt
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