Roosevelt weighs general law to curb defense strikes
President Roosevelt considered broad legislation to tackle strikes in defense industries. Senator Bailey proposed amending law to classify work stoppages as sabotage with sanctions on leaders, while Senator Byrd urged backing from the administration to end the labor protests. Steel mills faced curtailment as Bethlehem and other plants saw continued walkouts, with union activity and the demand for a union shop key flashpoints.
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Greeley Merchants to Close Armistice Day
A survey of Greeley merchants shows a strong desire to close places of business on Armistice Day. All city and county offices post offices and banks will be closed.
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Baked Pintos To Be Tested By Local Folk
A small group in Greenley discusses launching a local bean industry centering on canned baked pintos. The plan tests pinto beans prepared in richer forms, with preservation methods and new flavors explored to spur local production and reduce outside canned bean imports.
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Urseineo Morvlay
Greeley
Note shows Rioff owed large sum to Schenck in court reading
An undated note read in federal court indicated William Toff owed $65,374 to Joseph Schenck, a Century Fox figure. Blolé and George Browne, officers of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, faced extortion charges related to threats against movie producers.
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Security Prisoners of Britain Refuse To Eat
New Delhi report says 208 security prisoners, including 159 communists, began a hunger strike at Delhi detention camp to press for better conditions. Government announced plans to assess demands and await impact of the strike before actions.
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Strikers Return to Chrysler Plant After Pay Deal
About 790 workers at Chrysler Motor Parts Corporation Kane City Kane ended their strike by voting to resume work. Meanwhile 4,000 idle Northwest workers faced disrupted output as welders halted shipments affecting Lake Washington Shipyard, Pacific Car and Foundry Benton and Seattle structural divisions. President Roosevelt urged John L. Lewis to keep coal mines running for national defense, noting defense needs and urging immediate action despite stalled talks with leaders and Morgan, Taylor, and the UMW.
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Roosevelt Speech Nears War as Axis Powers Agree
London press and Axis capitals react to President Roosevelt's speech declaring the United States moving toward war. Papers praise courage while cautioning the risk of broad conflict. commentators in Germany Italy and Japan frame the move as a dangerous escalation and await official actions.
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Wires Wally To Cut Visit, Go to Work
Wires report the Duchess of Windsor's visit as a wartime political matter. The message, sent from St. Albans, recalls American sentiment and critiques royal conduct amid US Britain wartime ties. It cites purchases of jewelry and the contrast with charitable contributions by other groups.
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Flying Wedge Thru Pickets At Shipyard
A wild strike at the Seattle area shipyards reopened the plant with 400 welders and a $57 million naval mine layer contract under dispute. AFL leaders, state patrol, and shipyard management faced picket clashes as workers demanded separate international recognition, with about 90 percent returning to work at the Seattle plant while others remained at Tacoma. The walkout disrupted defense production across Puget Sound.
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Driver in Death Car Admits He Was Too Drunk
Denver reports an intoxicated driver, 19 year old John Stanley, confessed at a police hearing that he was too drunk to know what happened after a crash. Elisera Sandoval, 19, died from injuries. Me Gonzales, 10, treated for a head injury at Denver General. The driver said he circled the site twice seeking a trick but could not see clearly.
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Bendix Strike Renewal Vote Turbulent Labor Showdown
The Bendix strike renewal vote returned a decisive showing as the Workers Union supported renewed action against Associated Inc. The action is framed to escalate unless the government intervenes or the company concedes.
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Womiun Teacher Sent To Jail for Flagging VVer Alleged Seducer
A Missouri case from Caldwell County last spring saw a teacher plead guilty to felonies tied to a seduction accusation. The judge sentenced a term and ordered probation, with additional conditions and restitution in a complex legal proceeding involving several named locals and a cabby incident.
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Mrs Anna Walters Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Anna Katherine Walters 64 wife of Jacob A Walters died at her home Monday evening after ten months illness. She lived in Greeley 36 years and was a member of St John's Evangelical Lutheran Church. Survived by seven children, Joann Kea Henry Walters and Ada Mary Cahill, Day Walters of Merlin Wyoming, Carl Wirsel of Pintinville, Martha Nib Han of Philadelphia, Theresa Tigsaude, and one great granddaughter. Brothers Henry, George, Jacob Tilberting of Greeley, Joseph Tilting of East Morin, and Tabertine of Billings. Funeral Thursday at 2 from St John's Evangelical Lutheran Church with interment at Ling Grove. Baley Funeral Home in charge.
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Baley Funeral Home
One Million Pounds of Turkeys for Army Thanksgiving
Fort Worth dispatch reports the Army plans a Thanksgiving poultry drive with 4,509,000 pounds of dressed turkeys arranged under Army marketing chief A. H. Huckell. The program follows tradition and targets substantial consumption.
Tornado Death Toll Rises Across Arkansas And Louisiana
Casualties mount after Sunday twisters strike Ark La places leaving thirteen dead in southern Arkansas and widespread damage. Over 200 injured, dozens of communities dig out as recovery continues in three widely separated areas. Damage tallies reach hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Thanksgiving Day in Colorado Observed Amid Turmoil
Fragmented text notes Thanksgiving Day in Colorado with references to Governor and state department. Mentions frayed civic mood, nationalism, and concerns over security or disruption. The readable fragments imply a holiday observed amid tension and potential unrest affecting cultural or national obligations.
Arnold Muller Dies Tuesday
Arnold Le Muller died early Tuesday in Greeley after a long illness. He was 49 and formerly lived in Manzanola and Ida Grove. Surviving wife Nia and children Gerald Muller of Denver and Marquesine Muller. He owned an auto equipment stove business and later a High School Store. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the local Methodist church with burial in the cemetery.
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Army Plane Down In New Mexico Five Dead
An army plane crash in northern New Mexico near Faust or Daquexque claims five lives. Cargo and crew from Kelly Field reported the loss amid a large rescue operation. weather hindered efforts as aircraft from White Sands and Alamogordo responded. Two cadets survived. the rest were reportedly lost in the blast and fire. Local football updates note Greely High vs Loveland and early-dismissal Friday due to a Santa event.
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Reinforced Red Armies Attack Washington
An Oct 28 report notes Secretary Hull declining comments on whether Britain would accede to air and naval bases under the lend-lease repayment pact as talks continue. Premier Mussonolli hinted followers from his balcony that obstacles will be overcome, while Donald J. A. Nelson urged Congress to reexamine defense contracts to raise completion speed.
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FDR Speech Rates Fourth In Listeners
President Roosevelt's address drew widespread attention as critics and supporters weighed its defense themes and neutrality act implications. The CRS survey cited a 51.9 percent listener rating in the United States and estimates of up to five million households tuning in. Reports from Capitol Hill quote several senators and representatives commenting on the speech's impact on national defense policy and wartime posture.
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