Seven Steel Companies Face Strikes In Captive Mines
Alabama miners idle as 20 000 workers face wage dispute while CIO United Mine Workers prepare a formal strike call at captive mines operated by U S Steel and allied firms. Earlier a seven day strike of 43 000 halted operations. a truce allowed mediation board review. About 21 000 miners reside in western Pennsylvania. In Michigan 2 500 workers would resume at Ecorse plant after suspensions, as police guarded plant approaches. Cont on Page 5.
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Asaottates
Seven Forge Steel Companion
Alabam
CIO United Mine Workers
National Defense Medialion Board
Penuasizania
EL. G. Prick Coke Company
Lio
United States Steel Corporation
Youngatawn Sheet and Tube
Hethlevem
Wellon
CIO Steel Workaes
Anld
Dice
Ecorse
Great Lakes Steel Corporation
Mineals
Toux
Michigan
Te Gnardé
Gt Onea
H.’ Doyle
Mediation Board
Alabamoy
Caglinine Oneratera
GIO United Mine Workera
American Editor in China Injured by Hand Grenade
J H Powell editor of the Ching Weekly Review narrowly escaped injury when a hand grenade was thrown at him in Shanghai's international settlement. Powell, followed by Chinese youths, had just left his office for the American club after publishing a vigorous critique of Japan's policies in China.
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China
Shandal
J. H. Powell
Ching Weekly Review
Japan
Powell
Als Chinesa Bolysnard
Hix Magazine
Lupton Man Killed Under Farm Wagon
George Schwab 89 died after a runaway farm wagon wheel trapped him near Fort Lupton. Neighbor saw the accident. coroner Dr. Wilmoth said a basal skull fracture occurred. Schwab had lived on the farm 34 years with family ties and a Hooper Nebr. burial planned at Lefferstick Funeral Home. Funeral Friday at 2 pm. body shipped to Hooper for burial. The report also notes the birth of Joe DiMaggio's grandson in New York Doctors Hospital with favorable conditions for mother and child.
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George Achyal
Coat
Dekinanch
Fort Lupton
Schwab
Albert Welter
T. G. Wilmoth
Trooper
Nebr
Ralph Bungett
Schwab Ranch
Port Lipton
George Schwab
Lefferstick
Hooper
Joe
May Hall
A. W. Hall
Avénir
Greeley Hospital
Wold County
Greeley
Ault
Tribune Ene Graving
Louis Hart Named New Member on Draft Board
Louis Hart and Louie Earl of Creeley join the North West District 4 draft board replacing Hasty W. Farr. Hart, a 1920s Colorado farmer and former mayor of Nunn, is a Glenmere resident with ties to Greeley and a University of Colorado education. Secretary William R. Kelly notes the board’s demand for substantial member time, including mornings and meetings, as the group settles into duties.
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Im Jutur
Nate
Slater
Ted Kirby
Greeley
Wiliam R. Kelly
Bnaides
Calle
Aftica
Talor
Senator Adams forecasts future credit to the Soviet
Washington Oct 23 Senator Adams D Golo told the senate the lend lease bill at five nine eighty five million dollars could prompt later requests for aid to Russia though extension for the Soviets was not in the measure and no restriction on such action existed. He added that allocations already made would likely lead to further appropriations if needed.
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Sanocinter
Washington
Adseix
D-Golo
Senate
Congress
Russi Adams
Nis
Russia
Bitterest fighting of World War II widens on fronts
Official reports say Russian counterattacks on the western front push near Kalinin Mazhalsk Maloyavasiavets and Orel while Berlin claims new pincers drive in the Donets basin. The US embassy shifts from Moscow to Kulbyzhey as Russia’s new capital is noted by AP Telemet Service.
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Rus Lane
Mlaazun Front
Miercest
Kalinin
Mazhalsk
Maloyavasiavets
Orel
Germany
Stalnic
Donets
United States
Russa
Moscow
Kulbyzhey
Arrow
Werine
Russia
Associated Press Telemat
School Board Adopts Budget and Raises Teacher Salaries
The school board adopted a 392347.79 budget for the 1941 42 year, with a 27.3 mil levy. Teachers receive retroactive raises: bachelor of arts winners +20, master of arts +38, non bachelor staff +25. Increases apply to classroom teachers only and exclude administrators or those already at max. A ten year increment plan was discussed but not final, pending changes.
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Greeley Beard
Needay Night
Uutlsy
Moscow Says Germans Held In Many Places But Admits Some Slight Nazi Advances
Moscow radio said German forces were near Moscow and attacking outer defenses but claimed all assaults were repelled. German broadcasts pressed claims of closer proximity and paratroop activity, while British and Russian reports described heavy fighting and difficulties for the Nazis as winter approached.
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Moscow
Lenton
Moscow Radia
Ideanea
Novgorod
Leninrad
Capital
Adolf Miller
Sgalil Taday
London
Verdun
Ukraine
Senator Jolson Warns On Invasion Costs And U S Hitler
Senator Jolson warned the United States could strike Hitler and his regime if an invasion of the Americas occurred, but warned it would cost five million combat casualties and 200 billion dollars to wage war in Europe. Floyd Odlum feared over 20 thousand small U S businesses might close due to national defense pressures. Colorado AG ruled state and federal agencies may open Pike Peak fish and game refuge to hunting portions as authorized.
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Denver
En C. Jolson
D-Gclo
United States
Hitler
Americas
Europe
Chicago
Floyd B. Odlum
OFM
Dehner
Get
Colorado Attorney Generals Office
Alate Game and
Sh Department
Pike Peak Fish and Game
Stalin
Rusata
Beaverbrook
Vint Sintin
Ge Ruision
Mio Way Ag
Meeless
Deaverbrook
Sr. Wierlinen
W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
Anid
Inaraor
Ruepoer
Bonevne
Highway Users Pay More to the States
Highway users paid 91,027,877,000 to states in 1930, up 6 percent from 1929, with state licensing taxes at 07,136,000 and vehicle taxes totaling 480,178,000. Gasoline and highway taxes included 754,495,000 for state highways and 323,331,000 for local roads. Disbursements of motor vehicle taxes in 1340 cover various states, including Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, and Wyoming.
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Treasuries
John N. Hay
Federal Works
Mino Wieement
Montana
Three Weld County Residents Face Deportation
Three Weld County people, all citizens of Cannilh, face deportation next week or later, with status depending on plans by Heery of the department. Alex Kantian, held in Weld County Jail, has lived in the U S since age nine. Kaufman and Mrs Chalmers with foster daughter Inez also face removal to Canada or Mexico after expired permits.
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del Sullivan
U.S
Weld County
Plang
Department i
Oller Coees
Alex Kantian
Weld
Mout
Ilo da
Sullivan
Keuffman
Soveralmes
Ilsvialnr
Scaltabintt
Nebr
Fort Margin Jophia
Greeley
Northy Eleventh
United States
Teer
Swilivan
Verta
Canada
Farm Loans at Parity Approved by House Agriculture Committee
The House Agriculture Committee approved extending farm loans at 100 percent parity for 1942 and 1943 marketing years, with continued soil conservation payments for five more years. Current law set 85 percent parity for five major crops, but the committee raised the level to parity, aiming to preserve farmers' purchasing power relative to base periods.
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House Agricultural Committee
Del
House
Peney Ja
Selectees Leave Nov 1 for Army Induction
Sixteen men from Nazeh Weld Mratt district will depart Greeter on November 1 for induction into the United States Army at Denver. Additional registrants from the North West district and other states may join as reserves. Names include Peto Leal Ray A. Thomas Arthur Romero Lawrence St. Santz and others with several listed as reserves.
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Nazeh Weld Mratt
UD. 8
Denver
North West
Creeley
Peto , Leal
Ray A. Thomas
Arthur Romero
Lawrence St. $Antz
Beryl GL. Moore
Harry Andrews
Mangel VW. Valdez
Floyd O. Wanda
Alvin Wunseh
Walt C
Stratton
Neb
John C. Montez
Anatara
Lea Mi. Koenig
Shelton
James W. Kennedy
San Diego
Allies discuss Russian relief and British stance in war debate
In a wartime session the British government weighs providing aid to Russia while noting limits on openly shaping a plan. Anthony Eden warns that revealing strategy would aid the enemy as debate centers on grand Allied moves, German advances, and the risks of large scale invasion.
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London
Oel
Ukraine
Wenba
House of Commons
Toms
USB
Aritul
Dinikerae
Eden
Russia
Anthony Eden
Ie Koveriment
Cnnigs
Wiselig Speriel
Beavertrouk Sebil
Qaltedt Sfalux
Rod Leilish
Moncoy
Joseph Stntht
Aly
Stalin
Ilvaite
Sueakhra
Sumectina
Cos
Stephen King Tall
Murray Funeral Friday
Funeral service for Gladya Pan lina Murray will be held from Macys drawing room Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock with interment at Linn Grave, a local burial to follow.
Wreck kills Cannery executive and two others near Brighton
A head on collision on US highway 85, north of Denver, left three dead including Edith Humane and Walter S. Anetin both of Denver, and killed 52 year old Kunur-Greipaoo Cannery executive. Four others injured, with two children in serious condition. Police ongoing investigation into cause and sequence of the crash.
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Cannery
Wreck So
Brighton
Tnsctiated
Denver
Get
Inetuuine
Ewilit
Dewilon
Kunur-Greipaoo Catning Commany
State Highway
Sruls
Contuslan
Tle
Yavle
Stuus Biebway
Tie Furl
Mayer
Highton
General
Wales
Kutehino- Huu
Kuster
Petrol Dulcers Cor
Rain Delays Trains as Western Colorado Feels Wet
Widespread rain and muddy fields disrupt harvest and transport across counties. The Union Pacific Pacific Limited faces delays from Greeley to the focal station, while factories report ample supplies and no shutdowns. Snow begins in mountain camps near Denver with accumulations near five inches on Pikes Peak as eastern New Mexico highways close from heavy rain.
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Union Pacific
Pacific Limited
Greeley
Karias
Renana
Wesl
Thursby Worting
Meneld
Hinds
Gowers Wild Bose Hee
Rosi Tatestay
Grreley and
Huton
Charstoy
Kort Callies
Loveland
Wertheud
Apanatown
Dover
Coloado
New Mexzoo
Wyoming
Weather Bureau
Sataw
Calavane
Cult of
Mexico
Rocky Mountains
Georgetown
Silver Plume
Denver
Amng
Pikes Peak
Puchia Raintol
Arkansas
Neh
Leadville
De Gamle Urges Trench Not To Kill Nazis Now
In wartime dispatches from Vichy France and Bordeaux authorities report German reprisals after the assassination of French officers. The text notes executions looming and the risk of broader crackdowns as Allied forces press on.
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de Gamle
Trench
Vichy
France
Paul Frigde
Flo Gembrigerta
Nanes
aLsero
Cense
Bordeaux
Adams Normal Student Sentenced for Theft
In Alamosa on November 24, Joseph Archencheque, 25, Adams State Teachers College student, had his original theft sentence of one to four years reduced to a term of 12 to 18 months by District Judge J Atthuyy Phelns. Judge Mhelps set aside the initial sentence on the DA Leonard M Flaynie recommendation to impose the shorter term. Ira Richardson and Dust Mitte urged probation due to Archencheque’s strong scholastic record.
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Alamosa
Joseph Arehibeque
Adams State Teachers College
Ia Vr Rlalont
Judae
J.atthuyy
Archthenque
Ira Richardson
Dust 1
Mitte
Greeley Man Hurt In Auto Wreck Near City
Mackey of Greeley was badly injured in an automobile wreck on the Greeley Loveland road near the city. He suffered severe head wounds and extensive facial lacerations and was trapped in the overturned car for up to an hour before help arrived. He was taken to Greeley hospital in serious condition.
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Greeley
Mackey
Rote i
Greetey
Greeley Hospital
Ol Greeley-Loveland
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