Committee votes 13 to 10 on sending ships into combat zones
The relations committee approved by 13 to 10 a measure permitting American merchant vessels to call anywhere on the high seas. Critics warned expanded liberty could provoke diplomatic strains and racial opposition. A revised plan was set for debate Monday, backed by Democratic Leader Hurkiey and Chairman Conally with a slate of Democrats and Republicans listed. The vote count shifted 12 to 11 on a late amendment drafted by Pepper Green and Lee, just before final passage. Senator White initially opposed the substitution.
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White File
Full Page of Pictures On Navy in Tribune
A full page feature on the United States navy marks Navy Bay on October 27 with cooperation from the American Legion naval committee chaired by Or, Or, £, Bénel and F A Wood Com, USS N head of the naval recruiting station at the Greeley post office.
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Oklahoma City's Wild Oil Well Harnessed After Blowout
Oklahoma City's wild oil well was harnessed after hours of flow that sent gasoline over a residential block. Fire crews used high pressure hose water to check the flow before workers capped the well with a master gate valve at 2 30 a m. Residents were ordered to stay off the area until danger subsided.
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Weather forecast for 24 hours with regional changes
Weather outlook across states shows varying conditions tonight and Sunday. Western Colorado and northern areas expect rain and snow, eastern plains drizzle, Wyoming pockets of rain or snow with dry intervals, and Nebraska seeing heavy cloud cover with possible showers. Temperatures shift, with warmer nights in some regions and cooler highs in others. A separate note reports Darten, 27, of Portales arrested on a charge of passing bad checks at two service stations in Portales and Green River.
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Ed C. Johnson Sues Hilliard For $200,000
Denver Oct 26 United States Senator HilgIn Johnson filed in district court today a $400,000 damage suit against Justice Benjamin C Willierd of the Colorado supreme court alleging defamatory remarks by Justice Hilliard on Oct 16. Johnson seeks $100,000 actual and $100,009 exemplary damages alleging the remarks damaged his reputation and public standing.
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Italian unrest triggers sweeping Fascist guild shakeup
Reports from Italy indicate mounting tensions as Premier Austolioh transfers or replaces 0 guild officers in the largest revamp in years. Nineteen of Italy 22 guilds that oversee production are affected amid unclear official reasons and growing public grievances over economic conditions.
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Nazi Tank Led Masses Launch New Drive on Moscow Front
German armored forces push toward Moscow from Belgorod to Kharkov as Soviet reports claim Kharkov falls and the Donets basin faces intensified Nazi pressure. Dispatches describe heavy fighting near Mozhaisk, Kalinin, and Kaluga while Kharkov remains a key supply hub and railway link to Moscow.
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Albert Carter Honored By Librarians
Colorado Springs Oct 26 The Colorado Library Association honored Albert F. Carter of Greeley for his service to rural library work and as an early contributor to the state association. The award was presented during the annual convention, with Carter noted for his long tenure on the state library council and committees.
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Fort Collins
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Newyer Pablic Library
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University of Denver Library School
Nazi spearhead halt near Ala'keevka and Taganrog push
Soviet reports state a Nazi spearhead halted near Ala'keevka ten miles east of Stalina while German forces attack strongly around Taganrog, thirty miles west of Roslog om Dom.
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Obstacles To Assistance To Russia Eden Says Britain Will Overcome
British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told a public meeting in Manchester that Britain would overcome geographical difficulties in delivering promised aid to Russia. He stated the government shares the aim with Stalin’s forces to defeat Hitler and would not be deterred from aiding the anti‑Axis effort.
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Roosevelt Urges Nation to Fight and Die to Defeat Hitler
President Roosevelt declared the nation must be willing to fight and die to destroy the Hitler menace. He framed U.S. policy as defending liberty, rights, and American well-being, insisting no nation is immune to aggression and that Americans will decide slowly but with firm resolve.
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Mediterranean Fleet action and allied losses amid World War II
Britain reports heavy damage to enemy convoys bound for Libya as Admiral Cunningham leads Mediterranean operations aboard the Flagship. Reports cite torpedo strikes and air attacks across the region, with French and Italian targets also noted. In other front pages, a Chinese war veteran Mrochavaky reportedly commits suicide in Ruse during interrogation related to a radio station probe, while raids on Naples and Sicilian towns are described along with a large fire at the Robins dock in Brooklyn.
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Chest Asks 100 Percent Membership Drive
Chest Chairman Lloyd Eldred says the Community day drive aims for 100 percent sustaining and annual memberships. Turners of the Chest board note about 5 000 city addresses and 1 300 rural addresses plus business listings are on a list of over 6 000 who can give. Subscribers cards will carry sustaining and ordinary subscription forms for the campaign.
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Harvard Holds Navy Gridiron Classic at Stadium
Harvard defeated Navy before about 40 000 fans at the stadium in Bridgeport. The Middies spoiled their chances with four fumbles and their lone scoring threat came on a feeble field goal try from Florance’s 42 yard line by Rod Leonard, the kicking specialist.
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Judge Endorses Boy Scout Work in Community Support
Judge Woodcock of the County Court in Greeley Colorado on October 23 19k endorses the Boy Scout program as vital to the community. He argues it fosters honesty patriotism religion and civil responsibility while offering a constructive outlet for youth energy and steering them away from delinquency. Support from involved groups is urged.
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Mirror Man President of Press group
Perse Holder of Colorado State College of Education chaired the Mirror at a Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Press association convention. William Paddock of Colorado joined as vice president. Pete Usene and Warrehy Jacobs named directors. Next year’s meeting to be at Western State College. Colorado University and Utah State College earned awards for best school paper and yearbook.
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Western State College
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Webb College
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Utah
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Minnesota Upsets Michigan In Hard Fought Big Ten Clash
Minnesota, 7, defeats Michigan 7 in a tense game before 45,732 at Memorial Stadium. Quarterback Bill Garnana key with a fourth quarter interception and a two yard plunge by halfback QWerman Frickey, as Bruce Smith’s big plays set up the clinching score. Michigan’s attempts to rally fade with key fumbles and missed drives.
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Washington Mines Face Midnight Strike Crisis
UMW President John Lewis urged postponement of any walkout by captive miners as a midnight deadline nears. White House discussions with Roosevelt and steel leaders aim to mediate a wage and shop work dispute affecting steel plants in several states and potentially defense production.
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Dies at Glen Haven in Wisconsin funeral plans
Mrs Katherine Meier dies al Glen Haven after long illness. Survived by daughter Thelma two brothers George Kenst August Prust of St Louis and Ernst of Glen Maven and Ida Mobesterger and Leva Long all of St Louis. Roy sent to Armstroms at Evon for shipment to St Louis for funeral services and rites.
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Weld County Commissioners Approve Mimeograph Department Room
Weld county commissioners approve a new room space for the mimeograph department at the courthouse, consolidating adjacent access and reusing the former rebing store location. Pittsburgh alert notes Duke University’s football team remains unbeaten after a 27 to 7 win over Pittsburgh in a Pittsburgh intercollegiate contest observed by 23,000 fans.
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Trail Ridge Road Closed After Snowfall
Rowan Illinois announces Trail Ridge closed for remainder of the season. J Bars ton Herschler of Rocky Mountain National Park says the road shut Thursday after a fresh snowfall Wednesday.
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J. Barston Herschler
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Colorado Engineer Records Strong National Honors
The Colorado Engineer, a premier college engineering magazine, has earned several prizes in national competitions, signaling continued excellence and wide recognition for its technical reporting and scholarly content.
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