Mussolini reshuffles fascist leadership in Italy
Barre Oct 21—Barre dispatch reports Mussolini reshaped Italy s fascist leadership in a sweeping cabinet and party reorganization. Seven ministers and key party officials were replaced, signaling a shift away from strong Nazi influence as German ambassador Von Mueckensen left for Berlin. Neutral government observers in Paris saw the move as a step toward neutrality while internal Italian power lines adjusted. The shakeup elevated new figures such as Alfieri and Graziani, with strategic posts reassigned across army, militia and party offices.
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Penmlar Brussetisl
Lnesing
Muiiany
Ita
Cabitet
Fractal Party
Statt
Suilitia Amt
Miloister
Alston
Attilio Teruzzi
Achille Stavnce
Gorly
Diho Allert
Paputae Cultura
Stamee
Stett
Pasmst Militine Altieri
Geran Ambagnador
Hans Georg Viktor von Mueikensen
Berlin
Hig Emiasty
Perks
Rome
Alakenp
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Storace
Alflert
Staraca
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Ataave
Ideal
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Mussolini
Alfieri Wep
Manic
Titil
Alfieri
Tamion Ix Lily
Giuseppe Bastionini
Graziani
Rodolfo Graziani
Gert. Pericesco Privolo
Sant
Wirsone
Giuseppe Valinais
Thalian Air Fornantsmindra Puyol
Confederation of Artists and Professional People
Femircls Laniin Wak
Prem Musnalin
Momentu Bled Poxis
Or&unization
Bavarian China Stolen From Seaman on Basement
Seaman home basement at 13 Thirteenth avenue reported missing a set of Bavarian china including a green silver coffee pot 12 crystal goblets sherbet glasses and other items. Yellow cab company loses a telephone from a 14th street location. Hopper Car collision at 7 14 p m caused about 200 damage. Dan Justice and Dan R Hopper cited in the wreck at Eighth street and Seventh street.
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AL Gindstons
Thirteenth Avenue
H TL Seaman Home
Leen
Chinawrare
Yellow Cab Company
Loxon
Fourteenth Avenue
Hopper
Cer
Dan R. Hopper
Dan Justice
Eleventh Avenue
Eighth Ryenus
Seventh Street
Hopter
Jes
Flea
Huge Wheat Truck Upsets on U S 34
A 24,000 pound wheat transport trailer overturned at the intersection of Eighteenth street and the Union Pacific line, blocking U S 34. Driver Clyde Mackay and aide Robert A. Hall escaped serious injury. the truck spun onto its top after braking failed and swerved to avoid a train. Traffic backed up as police and responders cleared the scene.
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Ti P . T
Ireés Fointe
Bleskee
Union Pacific Railroad
Clyde Mackey
Twelfth Street
Robert A. Hall
Jack Hughes
Mackey
Dave Clark
Eighteenth Street
Union Pacific
Holl
Routesy
Meghway
Gresley
Valiant Nims Dies Suddenly In South Dakota
Valiant Gale Nims, son of the late Mr and Mrs A Nima, died Monday October 30 in South Dakota from coronary thrombosis followed by pneumonia after a two week illness. He was a prominent athlete at Greeley High School and captain of the basketball team. He also played football and ran track. A graduate of Kearney Military Academy, he studied at the State University at Holdier. Continued on page 12.
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Nephan
WM. J. Weibking
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Hello Fourche
Nits
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Greeley
Greeley High School
UN la Nearing
Ile
Iun
Nima
Kearney Military Academy
Epia Royal School For
Kearney
Luilversiip
Houlder
United States
Foster Son Detained In Mystery Death of Cheyenne Wells Woman
In Colorado, authorities detained Jessa Cartisis Sraleh, 97, claiming to be the foster son of Ruth Wesse Mann, 61, who died under mysterious circumstances near Cheyenne Wells. An autopsy and toxicology indicated poison in Mann, while investigators press for further witnesses as the coroner’s inquest is prepared.
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Cheyenne Wells
Colorado Springs
Ruth Wesse- Mann
Colorado
Tina
Jessa Cartisis Sraleh
Clyde L. Starrett
Starrett
Nolson
Switch
Seal Teach
Calf
Cheyenne County
Anin
Cheyeung Wells
Finnish Diet Passes War Readiness Amid Moscow Talks
Helsinki awaits Moscow dispatch as Finland readies final answer to Soviet demands. The diet hurried passage of measures aims to give the government a clear hand in case of war. Diplomats report Finland’s replies grant few confessions, with a possible stalemate after the Moscow delegation departs at 9 35 p m for final approval by President Kyosti Kalali.
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Associated Press
Helsinki
Qet
Moscow
Finland
Omadictinn
Russia
Foreign Office
Pnt
Kyvesti Kalil
Germany Takes Responsibility For City of Ellat Crew
A U S embassy said Germany is responsible for the City of Ellat crew now aboard a German prize ship heading to a safe harbor. The decision comes after informal tests of safety as the vessel sails near the Norwegian coast.
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Germany
U.S
Berlin
United States
Ellat
Norway
German Concentrations Seen in Black Forest
Swiss observers report German concentrations in the Black Forest and along the western front near Switzerland and the Netherlands. They cite six planned mass movements and a German army corps approaching two million men, amid ongoing war mobilization.
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Black Forest
Basel
Switzerland
Bellef Ible
Germany
France
Netherlands
British Anticipate Hard Battle Over North Sea
British observers say heavy naval and air forces along the east coast signal readiness for a gigantic North Sea battle. A tactical expert calls it a ruddy queer war with predictions uncertain, but asserts Britain would not be caught unprepared. Wheat prices show fluctuations, then firmed with gains across May and July futures.
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London
Great Britain
Tuesstay
Anita
Adolf Hitler
Man Who Sold Empty Cars as Loaded Sought
Wold county officers Tuesday received no arrest order from Denver police for Hans McAvtey Allan Wek Trewin Wal obtains a calle Sighheor Wasted for Questionlud 4 cumivethin with the alleged swinner of Advanil Crowe of Denver in the sale of two carloons of wheat which were buyer Inder MeaAuley ta described as being 2) yes of Gag tive feet eight inches in height weighs Abbur -220- noande heavy stature mid talr'oolpes form with Bray suit and Ind seen driving a 1847 or 10d6 Lincoln Zephiye car blue adjzeinted Press Denver Oct 30 After two empty Croleil cars were delivered here to day a Denver graf Eiri asked police to butt ankag dt paid $2 900 in an ad visce at the wheat shipment sip. Horsed iote in the care acting Detective Cryptain Len Mae delsant i Melburn and GB Ady warners in thie Ay & Craw Crain company she yortert they tought Ua bwe suduais tant Pbility fray ie ail Who Wenlified himself an a Tarter being hem Hudson Cole The slipmont way conaigned frais Huy & Leet stitiing clatimi on the Dar lington railroad flyo wiles east at Thursor to Wet county A fley obtaining bills at hula Saturd ay feom 2 Te Manly Burlington re Continued on page 12
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Wold
Denver
Bray
Eiri
Ankag Dt
Cryptain
Len Maedelsant i
Melburn
Ady
Craw
Crain
City of Flint Moves South Along Norwegian Coast
The United States freighter City of Flint, under a German prime crew, steamed south along the northern Norwegian coast with a Norwegian naval escort close behind. Sighted off Lodingen Light at 11 a.m., the ship was accompanied by a Norwegian destroyer believed to be the Sielpror, which escorted the captured vessel out of Tromsø yesterday.
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Norway
City of Flint
City of
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Lodingen
Iehind
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Tromeon Watorm
Back Grounds of the Dream War The French British Empires
Dr Dickerson head of the division at Coloria States College spoke to a large crowd about the roots of the Great War. He traced causes to military competition, economic strain, and fragile alliances among France Britain Germany and neighboring states. He argued democracy and self determination were not the primary aims but military aims and economic brakes shaped policy. He noted Poland and other regions as flashpoints and discussed American potential guarantees to France while the Versailles treaty fallout remained unresolved.
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Olver M. Dickerson
Division
Associal Stitial
Coloriage States College of Edneulto
Juilér Wen
Pitteenth Etreet
Bensen
Merchante
Drath
Douglas Ward
Siughay
Parkehuret
Mirtrarson
Ellout
Dritain
Sravee
Germany
Urechasistakti
Poland
Virgonlavia
Llaganta
Denig
Abe
Dickerson
Cont
Pouly
France
Ganrate
Ther
Ife
Ianey
Tmraten
Rhineland
Kronce
United States
Senate
F R Proclaims Thanksgiving On Nov 23rd
President Roosevelt issues a Thanksgiving proclamation setting the date for November 23 as the nation’s holiday. He notes the shift aims to honor Washington’s precedent while addressing wartime economic and social strains.
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Siaday
Roosevelt
Washington
Oaid
Iyusi- Hess
Fort Lupton Man Sues Over Wreck Damages
Fort Lupton man sues Floyd Reedy of Dreame Meld for 1300 damages from a crash on Mele way 64 near Fort Lupton on May 25. The suit, filed before Judge Broderie W. Clark, alleges Reedy’s truck crossed onto the road shoulder and struck the claimant’s vehicle, causing the damages.
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Lainton
Floyd Reedy
Laal Inn
W. Clark
Nicaea Reedy
Mendy
Jess
Ida
Patralan Marla
Vera
Molotoff Says F.R. intrudes Into Finn Deal
Soviet diplomat Molotoff accuses the United States and allied powers of intruding into Finnish negotiations amid wartime realignments. He warns against American and British interference while defending Soviet aims and denouncing Western “ideological war” rhetoric.
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F.R
Finn
Mussolini reshuffles Fasciist leadership amid neutrality debate
Premier Mussolini removed Achillen Starace from the party secretary post and Ding Alfieri from military staff, both seen as pro German. Observers call it a party shakeup while Paris claims Mussolini shaped a neutral government.
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Ding Alfieri
Starace
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Rome
Paris
Muscolini
Halloween Frolic Draws 600 Plus At Greeley Field
Over 600 boys are expected tonight at Jackson Field for a Halloween frolic hosted by the Low Peak Boy Scout Court with assistance from Junior Chamber of Commerce. The event features prize drawings, games, a costume contest, theater tickets, carnival foods, and a police presence for safety.
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Creeley
Greeley
Youtzer
Low Peak
Oy Scout Couret
Chamber of Comerce
Stidenis
Oslock
Grealey Merchants
Weoauire Hunt
WG Theater Tickets Ag
Nol Weiners
Bum
Naples
Hots Encen
C.luthee
Metter Junior High School
Gumen
Wood
Greeley Police Department
College
Puyldea
Tae
Jackson Field
Blume Gas & Mlectuc
Uehms
AOU
Gorton Moss
George Glidden
Fentoy Big
Chatee
Great Western Sugar’ Company
Joes
Mex Cafe
Hackett & Walters
Eumly
Creeley Jaye Co
Tiley
Wallice
GJ. Wilders
Bayhor
Erverculy
Greetey
Averins
Miertone Filing
Meisannte
Kindred Muse
Paina Plicra
Morsaritern Auto Parts
Elamoulea
Rey Musiq Co
Fashlight
Caribris
L Pound Candy
Ideal Foo Stere
Tt Music Co
Costar Hook
Visaly
Greenry
Foolballs
Kress
Meyer
Utter Jewelry
J. G
Penney Cony
Ewo Wes
Milhs Charing Coy
Tells
Mired
Koilo
Itehiy & Repi
Mhrdwes
Galinsky Clothing Co
Sehriver Loukore
Gillan-Upp
Castiicht
Coayltofionat Stover
Gurletts
Huraira Co
Greeley Dry Gooila Co
Gust Hokensob
Theave
Chief
Greeling
Kiva
Fort Collins Debates Thanksgiving Day Observance
Fort Collins votes 15 to 13 to observe Thanksgiving with President Roosevelt on November 24 in a move tied to local merchants. Colorado College President Dr. Charles A. Lory announced Akki towns would observe November 30 in line with Fort Collins College duties. An earlier rally faded as New York stock actions showed a chilly reception to market-altering aircraft news.
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Mart Collins
Ada Fort Cotling
Fort Colla Fel
New York
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