Kersey Farmer Is Killed in Auto Crash Near Brighton
A two-vehicle collision south of Brighton left Grespie Gillespie, 60, dead and several others injured. Opal Duncan 40 Gretchen Taylor 30 and Flora Simons 39 were in the other car, with Gillespie’s wife and children surviving. Gillespie, a Clay Center Kan native, lived north of Kersey four years and previously in Capmed. Funeral plans expected in Denver with interment at Lion Roy, as relatives from multiple states gathered.
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Brighton
Grespie
Truer
Menny Gresley
API Sbler
Afra
Michard Shaw
Clay
Brown
Culespre Backeululom Vendalde Ting
Brown -Sala Gilcaule
Mirs Duncan
Gillespie
Lwlee
Clay Center
Kan
Colorado
Kersey
Pierce
Aletey
Shar
Deny Br. Gillespie
Denver
Anna Gillespie
Clay Coaler
Kaus
Mattie Gillespie
San Diego
Mes
Alice Ferguson
Kans A3
Laura Gustavson
Brian
Relaves
Desiyer
Growley
Gillespie Wim
Macya Drawing Room
Lion Roy
Former Sterling Woman Died Here After Long Illness
Effle Joinston of 1010 Fleventh pyenue died Wednesday at 4 40 after three years of poor health. widow of Charles Johnston, the Johnston family moved to Greeley four years ago from Sterling. Survivors include daughter Alice Kengu of Greeley, brother William Taylor of Ster- Mbg, sister Mrs Cora Beleel of Nebraska, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday at 2 30 from Siacys drawing room with interment at Linn Grove.
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Effle Joinston
Charles Johnston
Johnston
Greeley
Sterling, Ster
Yea
County
Sen Minden
Nebr
Chsedat Johnston
Colorado
Sterling
Aliee Kengu
William Taylor
Near Ster- Mbg
Slater
Cora Beleel
Mrs Frazier Improves Not Yet Out of Danger
Mrs Ralph Frazier received a telegram Wednesday morning from Wendell Idaho. Her condition slowly improves but remains at risk after a weekend illness worsened. Family members including Flor Frazier Bill and Tatyh stay with Mrs Frazier, who is with her parents in Las Vegas while her husband is away.
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Ralph Frazier
Wendell
Ida
Mra
Har Yal
Jo Greeley
Weather Toval 24 Forecast Across States
Weather notes for 24 include scattered districts with varying conditions. Colorado sees warmer spells then colder nights with freezing temps. Montana partly cloudy this afternoon through Thursday with cooler nights ahead. New Mexico mostly cloudy with rain tonight and Thursday, snow limited to higher elevations. South Sangre de Cristo mountains experience cold air and overall statewide cooling trend.
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Toval
Fiolorado
Montana
New Mexico
Sangre da Cristo Mountains
Nazis Break Soviet Fronts In Crimea Gates
Soviet dispatches describe German forces advancing into the Crimea near Sevastopol as Moscow reports heavy fighting around Rostov and Don towns. German gains threaten oil regions while Soviet counterblows aim to halt the German push toward Moscow and Rostov.
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Citates
Gaths
Hung
Rusala
Moscow
Red Counter
Biawa
Moscow Radio
Kallala
U.S.S
Nnak
Mozhalsk
Meloyaros—Lavels
Crimea
Alo
Russia
Black Sea
Sevastopol
Dontiver
Crnensys
Berlin
Anca
Malkoy
Rostov
Rugerg
Tusula
Pravile
Grilieal
Germany
ISB
Ivan Kilbyshev
Nayeimurr
Kursis
Knox Declares Sinkings Secret Policy To Withhold
Secretary Knox said the navy would likely apply a policy of withholding news on sinkings of German submarines in engagements with American ships. He declined to confirm or deny reports of submarine losses, citing morale and safety concerns, and explained withholding news applies to surface engagements with raiders.
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York
Washington
Hox
Navy
Knox
Aercent
Ferenza
Dalmarine
A P Photo Caption Mixes Names at Arcates Auction
An Associated Press photo caption references several figures including Micky Izzy and Mascola at the firs station auction. The fragment notes fine wine, dog watch, and a historic picture set, with Arcates and Ne Ya as backdrops.
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Fine
Arcates Historic Pictures
Rere
Micky
Pun
Izzy
Associated Press
Kearny Torpedoed While Aiding Merchant Ship Fight
The destroyer Kearny was aiding a merchant vessel against a submarine when hit by a torpedo. One torpedo struck amidships after she released depth charges, damaging the boiler room and causing 31 dead and 1 wounded. 11 men were previously reported missing. The Navy report confirms the fatalities.
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Kearny
Washington
Iru
Wey
British Planes Raid Deep Into Germany At Night
London dispatch reports four motor bombers penetrated into Nazi territory during a night raid, targeting points in the south and southwest as British fighters hit docks at Cherbourg. An American-built Hawker participated in the France sweep, with no British losses.
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London
Germany
Sanin
Cherbourg
France
John Hamyak Sr Dies in Denver
John Hamyak Sr 83 a longtime Ashton district farmer died at his Denver home after a heart attack. Born in Austria in 1850 he came to the United States, settled in Pennsylvania, then moved to the Ashton area southwest of Greeley in 1908. The family later owned 320 acres near Norighia Namealead before moving to Denver in 1922. Survivors include his wife and eight children in Colorado and elsewhere. Funeral Friday at Tow Boulevard Mortuary Denver with Riverside Cemetery interment.
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John Mamyak
Sra
Fut Ina
Ashton
Kia
Grant Street
Denver
Namyak
al. Homyok
Austria
U United States
Pennsylvania
Greeley
Norighia
Bre. Hompak
Owe
John Homyat
Inchule
Aguie Homnyak
Mary Itlsch
Mantyceb
Sam Kohut
Mea
Inek
Los Angeles
Calif
Paul
Mayfield
Gan
Bartleaville
Okla
Stenhen
Chieago
Job
Overley
Towlevard Mortuary
Riverside Cemetery
Pedestrian Struck By Auto Near City Intersection
Lon 64, of 804 Seven, treated at Creeley hospital for scalp injuries and bruises after being hit by a car driven by Alex D. Bernhardt, 27, of route 1, Kersey. Police said the man was waiting at Elizabeth and Seventeenth streets when a bus stopped and he stepped into the path of the Bernhardt car.
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Lon
Creeley Hospital
AD Autorogtle
Alex D. Bernhardt
Kersey
Alt
Sheldon
Cvidcal
Matt
Elzlith
Nass
Bernhardl Lear
Bendix Strike Called Off In New Jersey Plant
Richard T. Frankenstaal national director of the aviation division CIO announced that strikers at Air Associates Inc plant in Henders, New Jersey would return to their jobs tomorrow morning.
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Richard T. Frankenstaal
Aviation
Automobile Workera Union
CIO
Air Associates, Inc
Hendis
N.J
C C Will Take Two Steps To Secure Local Industries
The beet harvest is slightly delayed due to weather in West county on Wednesday. Deliveries to the area were light as snow flurries slowed work near Fort Lupton and Brighton districts, with only a light snowfall in the Greenley area and further north.
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C. of C
West County
Déaton
Fort Lupton
Brichton
Hardin
Greeley
Early Chest Reports Are Encouraging for Community Drive
Reports from volunteers across districts show steady receipts and pledges to the Community Chest, with many donors supporting six organizations in one gift. Workers list names of canvassers from the Washington district and residential areas as Tuesday reports arrive, noting continued progress toward last year’s totals.
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Iran
Bame
Bal Gairman Lloyd Cy
Portance
Washiess
Mikal Ricketts
V.h. Armatrong
Dick Talmax
Joe Haetell
Trinco Plier
Waller G. Fil
Jack Ward
Morey Camerop Am
Walter Shedd
Mollis Gowocke
Will Sturebank
Jerry Hamilton
F.C. Idea
Tay Mathews
von Stewart
Reesidential
Tipsiday Wern
T. B. Atkinnan
3Ra
Elmer Rogeckamu My
EB. J. Hoefelt
Clenn
Howse
Roosevelt says he has proof of Nazi plan to partition Latin America
President Roosevelt asserted at a Washington press conference that ample proof exists of secret Nazi plans to divide South and Central America under a new world order. He noted a map with manuscript notations, already in U.S. possession, but said releasing details could endanger sources and individuals. He indicated the Curacao plan would redraw borders for all of South America and parts of Central America, but information is withheld pending war’s end.
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Washington
Get
Roonareit Saya
New World Order
Fale
Roosevelt
Saidie
Latin America
Germany
Hitler
Wen
Liz
Geve “Yasbal
South’ America
Central America
Ife
Meeting Called in Ft Collins for Northern Colorado cooperation
Greatley chamber of Sourmerce leads efforts to attract defense industry and processing plants to Greeley area. Officials including Mayor Wilkinson plan a visit to Ft Collins to discuss rail links and freight routes. President-elect Fine plans Washington trip to align with national leaders and explore farm product shipments to Denver and Cheyenne.
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Greeley
Greatley
Elumber
Lb. L. Wilkinson
Collins Onis Windiy Nook
Waa
Norther
Satienel Hothers
Bulladorpi
Fine
Siate
Nenainis
Greeley Farm
Ponver
Cheyenne
Mr Fing
Lasalle Station
Chleegnant
Man Thrown From Auto in Denver Area Police Action
Police reported a man identified as Charles S Perkins, 65, of Cleveland, Ohio, was thrown from a Chevrolet coupe in an auto incident near Greeley. Perkins, who claimed he had been riding with the car, was taken to Greeley hospital with back and neck injuries. Police said he appeared drunk and could shed little light on the quarrel. another man from Dayton, Ohio, involved remained at large.
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Fregley Police
Chevrolet
Iowa
Quene
Ioning Fm
Jhimael
Charles S. Perkins
Waal Ninth Street
Cleveland
Perkina
Greeley Hospital
Fatie
E. E. Stevenson
Twenty Third
West and
Ninth Avenue
Mr. Steyenson
Ofler Perkins
Perkin
Tim
Stevenson
Perking
Leette
Malbrook
Ariz
Magna
Creeley Po
George
Charles) Nye
Dayton
Ohio
Charles
Perkins
Cleve Inn
Ohto
Creeley
Pérons
Hoth
Holbrook
Arizona
Idaho Springs
Denver
Glak
Roosevelt denies personal role in destroyer Kearny torpedo claim
President Roosevelt rejected Germany's assertion that he personally ordered the torpedoing of the destroyer Kearny. He said the contested papers came from an undoubtedly reliable source and insisted they were foisted on him. Berlin’s clair and other documents were alleged to have been presented to him as evidence.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
Germany
Kearny
Debated neutrality law as Senate meets on third day
Reports from late October detail J Lewis and Taylor discussing with President while Senators press a key neutrality reform. Mussolini comments cited by fascist officials deny threats to the United States as galleries fill in Washington. In Denver, lawyers for a Colorado justice seek deposition in a $206000 anti slander suit tied to Senator Johnson.
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Wualingcan
Yo Ut
Allmckly
Nyo
Senate
Whipsy Runi
Denver
Benjamin C. Hwlar
Golusaita Supreme Court
Edwin G Johnson
D.coln
Man Says He Cut Wires in Martin Planes
Baltimore dispatch reports N A Soucy announcing the arrest of Michael Willanchek 22 for sabotage at the Gleny L. Maplo plant where he worked since August 1989. He admitted to cutting wires and claimed government blame for the damage, with FBI noting this as a first case in the defense area. The investigation traced a wire cutting operation tied to vital electrical equipment and battery tubes, detected by vigilant surveillance and undercover work. Willanchek, said to have German descent and born in Baltimore, had admitted prior links to Germany.
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Baltimore
N. A. Soucy
Dallimore Huyraou
Pederal Diread
Michael Willan Lech
Patil van
Gleny L. Maptio
Aftiglals
Cerrina
Gerri
de Mardin
Heberman
Etzel
Yesterlay
Soury
Fila
Thla
Heil Hitler
FBI
Ucla
Boucynil
Army approves munition dump at Pueblo site in Colorado
The Denver Post reports army authorities have approved a munitions dump near Pueblo Colorado and consider two other defense projects in the state. A plant to produce ammonium nitrate for TNT and an air corps tactical school near Pueblo are under review though water supply estimates are incomplete. Sites in Weld County and near Puréo are noted as suitable for munitions storage with costs estimated around 3190 000 or more.
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rAs Welled Bros
Denver
Tenver Post
Army
Munl Hann
Colorado
War Department i4
Grant Junction
Postenys
Air Corps
Purablo
Ordnance Department
Trineidad
Puebla
Grover
Weld County
Labor tension rises as mine and steel disputes flare
United Mine Workers press for union shop amid captive mine strike affecting 53,009 miners across Pennsylvania West Virginia Kentucky and Alabama. Roosevelt and Taylor-linked talks at the White House aim to reopen coal mines while major steel firms face potential work stoppages and a defense board mediation.
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Lewis
Myron
Taylor
Roosevelt
Witte Range
Alan
Boise
United Mines Workers
United States Steel Corporation
White House
Willian Dh Duyis
Baav
Davis
Taylors Sulin
Ta Mayflower Hotel
T Ovay
Ant Davis
Corrie
Witits House
Roccavelt
Lewin
Tylor Tx
Furacos
Ceat
Coke Produco
Mio
Carnegie Kinois Steel Corporation
Wittsburg Cour
Fis
Furmoats
Pittsburgh
Torgether
Chageman Willan Hy David
Defense
Lye
Alan Witht Mir
White Howse
Roosayoll
Elena
Nella
Stenca
Allplata Fac
Alates
Ald Associates, Inc
Bendix
N.J
Metard Frankensteen
SIO
Fpresgident
Cit
Carlo
United Mina
Ecupantes
Wyton
Fennaytvontn
West Virginia
Kentucky
Almhoima
United States Sterm Corporation
National Defense Unit Alien Board
Willug
Musk
Lake Washington
Puget Sound
AFL Seattle
Metal Tracks Council
Paul Nett
E. G. Grane
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Thomas M. Girdler
K. J. Wysor
Rapius Steel Corp
GIO
Bethlehem Stern Compansy
Lackawanna, 4. Y
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
CIO
Hethlehem Mont
Lebanon
Aid Asid
Var Dusal
Union Electric Company
Tte
Illiois
Iowe
Missouri
St. Louis
TriState Utility Workers Union
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Chas. M. Gillespie
Gillevnie
Reeley
Bia Whta
Teva Gillespie
Ise
Heva
Jane
Chares
Kalinin
Naziland
Toro
Sicily
Sata
Darlin
Vet
Gibraltar
England
Bath To-Ay
John Hamyak Sr
Fdr
Ft. Collins
J. Lewis
Mussolini
United States
Mussotine
Martin
War Dept
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