War Bulletins From London Reported German Attacks
War bulletins describe Allied and German operations around the North Sea and Aegean fronts. Reports mention bombardments near Antwerp Flushing Cherbourg and Pal playable bombings plus Greek and Turkish movements and possible Balkan involvement. The dispatch cites air raids on London and military actions along the Corinth Gulf and Salona area with transport bombings and troop movements.
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Prittan Alr
Igysston
Oster
Pilais
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Antwerp
Flushing
Germany
Cherbourg
Horn
All Ministry
South Side School Plans Up For Bond Election
The Greeley School District considers a bond issue to fund a new elementary building on the south side and a revised junior high report card system. The 1940 tax levy remains 27.9 mills, with plans to reduce to 27.3 mills by state income tax adjustments. District valuation rises to about 1,075,260 with debt reduced further through planned bond payments and operating costs outlined for next year.
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Greeley
Amet
R. T
Greeley Agh
Lischasion
Souil
Greelay Titel
Seticol Alstelet
Truaher
Tutto
South Side
Tharic
Spencer
Greeley' Hill
Groe- Toy
Statler
Ernie Tor
T ‘Epeliton
Kennett Pereravu
Nallanel
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Ile
Meeker
Tha Coune
Tae
Senator Adams Aid Due Friday Confusion in Notices
Fragments indicate a request for assistance involving Senator Adams due Friday. Cummings and Fred Peek are referenced amid garbled station data and unclear location signals.
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Adams
Cummings
Une Sulla
Fred
Interstate Commerce Board Sees Stockyards Classified
The commission recommended that stockyard firms providing loading and unloading facilities for carload livestock be classified as common carriers under interstate commerce law. The Denver stockyards were noted among those subject to tariff publication of charges.
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Qommerce Commission
Commission
Gas supply hope to Colorado from nearer fields
A witness at the federal gas rules inquiry testified that natural gas could be piped to Denver and Pueblo from Kansas and Oklahoma fields by pipeline routes. Edgar Cill of New York argued that Colorado would remain competitive as a major producer, noting state incentives and lower rates.
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Denver
Colorado
Pueblo
Kansag
Oklahome
Federal Grower Commission
Jiurlig de
Edgar C.ill
New York
Hill
Farm Wheat Stocks Report Shows Slight Decline
Federal agricultural statisticians report total farm wheat stocks including country elevator holdings at 71 million bushels, with October estimates totaling 3.4 million in Colorado alone. The comparison shows 11,036,000 bushels in 1939 and 4,1839 adjusted figures for earlier years, indicating a modest drop year over year across national totals.
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Euvers
Colorado
Bubbuls
Ogte
Ke Reed
Federal Auriculturals Statlatician
Iasz
Reed
Enki
Dusbela
Courtesy Patrol Cases In Weld Justice Courts
Weld Justice Court records show Leonard Kirklin of Denver fined five dollars and court costs for careless driving and license issues. Howard Mureau oversaw the inspection in Fort Lupton. Additional names and small fines appear for speeding and reckless driving in related docket lines.
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Weld
Hela
Leonard Kirklin
Denver
Wis
Costa
Howard Mureau
Fort Lupton
Jesse
Loona
Fort Lipez
Ileenas
Carelan
Jinnard
Brorcay
Alree’ Grevley
Adama Im Gresley
Six Radio Patrol Cars on Duty for Halloween Eve
Greeley police announce six radio patrol cars and 20 special officers will be on duty tonight to guard during Halloween. Chief Hunter urged parents and residents to discourage begging by children and warned against it disturbing the public.
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Ble
Patraere
Greeleys
Gilet
S.C. Hunter
Clef
Parsnta
Hunter
French Envoy Says U S Has Nothing to Fear
French envoy Henry Haye told U S officials there is nothing to fear from possible German and Italian advances while negotiations with Germany and Italy continue. He said assurances would guide talks and that no threat to U S possessions or peace was imminent, despite Vichy and related developments.
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U.S
Henry Haye
Sumer Welles
Ooldet
Alate
Ieward
Pran
Germany
Itaby
Ete Cie Ambagaador Fold
Vichy
Heury-Haye
Jackson Field Party Night At Hat 2 Olla
Tonighs Hat 2 Ollas event at Jackson Field features the Boyd boys competing in a top program. A later bangi jlater promises extra excitement as students gather for the evening.
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Boyd
Bangi
Social Security Board Studies State Civil Service for Welfare
The Social Security Board reviewed a state plan to place county welfare workers under a merit system. Details of the plan were not disclosed as state officials submitted data for board consideration. The board has delayed action and held up nearly 2.5 million dollars for state public sales due to the absence of a merit system for county welfare workers.
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Social Security Board
State Civil Service
Bola! Security Board
Barra
Dela
Uourd Haz
Np Seleam
Galorada Public Asalsin
Becaung
Welfire
Reat Atate
Mrs Brawder Ordered Deported As Illegal Entrant
Washington dispatch reports Mrs Rolang Derkman Brawder wife of Earl Crawder general secretary of the Communist party in the United States was ordered deported for illegal entry. The ruling cited her testimony and questioned leniency given the alleged ties to the party. Local officials indicated the case would proceed to appeal and likely follow the usual deportation process.
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Washington
Rolang Derkman Brawder
Earl Crawder
Commuunist
United States
Jackson
Auto industry to build 12000 more bombers for America
Reports from Washington say two large auto plant facilities will be developed to assemble bombers for the United States as Britain seeks more aircraft. The plan, possibly costing about 2.9 billion dollars, would double current bomber output and may involve government operation or private auto and aircraft industry coordination. No delivery dates are given, and the program is described as separate from Britain’s Britain’s order.
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William S. Knudsen
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Ndustisea
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Alreay
Gan Wress
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Alkling
Fexliedsby
Taone Yelfesa
Aviacion
Nine Weld County men enlist in army navy and guard
Nine registered Weld county youths were processed at Weld draft headquarters in Greeley. Names include Lewer J Panal of Greeley who joined the Army Air Force. Herbert H Hanek of Greeley route three who joined the Marine Corps. Ellsworth Johnson of Greeley who joined the Navy. Harold T Bradbury of Greeley who joined the Navy. and Harold Hon, Fred Wolfe, and others enlisting for infantry at Fort Sain Texas and Battery A 1691b Field Artillery. A local man Fred Keum Fined Pred Kram 20 of 218 Teols street Grealey was fined five dollars and costs for allowing a nedu... to operate his bus.
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Army
Navy
Maine
National Guard
Weld
Nayil Weld
Greeley
Lewer_ J. Panal
Greetey
Buckingham
Strora
Foreimgan
Kelly Geld
Texas
Airform
Sterliog
Herbert H. Hanek
Route Three
Mariny Corps
Ellsworth
Johnson
Javenth
Naval Forces
Eve Lagnant
Gikanon
Sovetsth
Fort Sain
Toibstad
Tex
Harold T. Bradbury
LOS Seventh Byents
Wind
Harold
Hon
Feeward Wolfa
Harald
Fork Collins I
Colorida Na Konal Guard
Fred Keum
Pred Kram
Teols Street
Grealey
Jussica W
Draft Questionnaires Sent Next Week
A garbled state report indicates questionnaires will be sent out next week. Names and addresses appear for Weld County districts and volunteers, with several incomplete or unclear entries.
Ada Squire Dies From Injuries After Car Crash
Ada Squire, 24, of Greely, died Thursday at Greely hospital from injuries after a Sunday crash. Her husband was killed instantly when a tractor collided with her car at an intersection near Weld County. The Squires were relatives of Mrs. Martin Anderson. Authorities described the accident and said the family received word from Scandia, Kansas.
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Ada Bdilve
Greeley
Greeley Hospital
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Squire
Frank Roniero
Jateurits
Scandia
Kan
Irs
Martin Anderson
Tia
Greslny Hospital
Mrs Jenetta Bliss Dies on Thursday
Mrs Jenetta Bliss 84 widow of Semaiven P Buss died at her home in Graeley on Thursday. Survived by a list of relatives including T Nixon Kort Buss and Garton. Funeral arrangements pending with details released locally.
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Jenetta Bliss
Britain orders many freight ships in the United States
Secretary Morgenthal disclosed that Britain has ordered a large number of freighters from the United States. He could not confirm a new U S shipyard plan but said Britain has been building a standard fleet under a common freight ship program. The Wallington Pact noted that Britain and the United States are discussing plans for a fleet able to handle multiple routes.
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Washington
Morgenthal
Iing
Treasury
Morgansha
Wallington
Two Northeast Weld filling stations burglarized
Two northeast Weld county filling stations were burglarized Wednesday night. Grover and New Raymer stations reported to the sheriff’s office. Entry at Grover’s Smith’s station and the Marklny station at New Raymer caused minor damages and no injuries reported.
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Weld County
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New Raymer
Worthy Smith
Marklny
W. J. Thompson
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Inkon Thera
Guy G. Anderson
Colorado Men Called-in Initial Draft 128
Colorado men from Denver and southern Colorado were called for examination at Fort Logan for the 182 selective service quota. Governor Carr announced two volunteer boards and named members to recruit draftees and oversee inductions, with Fort Sam Houston as a future transfer point and Fort Logan serving as the examination station.
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More Advisors Named For the Draft Board
District Judge Claude G. Cottin announced new members for the draft advisory board. The list includes George E. Bradnioi, Tid Weld, B. J. Elsi, Davy Hereld Stewart, and C. D. Kidmer among others, with W. Torr excused from service. The county officials stated the changes reflect a broader set of advisors to oversee draft matters.
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Nonotne Mant
Wey
Inea
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Kr W. Torr
Creeley
Isemlch
Amenihars
George E. Bradnioi
Eorge
Tid Weld
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B. J. Elsi
MiNthun
Davy
Hereld
Stewart
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Jeligiews
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KA. Braylon
Awll
W. Hi. Hariey
New Ruymer
Murray Giffin
Nunos
McParland
Hereford
Health Department Seeks Way To Get Payroll Released
Health department officials seek to resolve a dispute over the $18,000 monthly payroll. Executive secretary R. L. Claore notes civil service commitsal and disputes involve two food and drug inspectors, Bala D. Parr and Ernett Henderson, risking delayed payroll for department staff.
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Health Department
Banvery
Solorato
Bowstery
Bala D. Parr
Grand Junction
Ih Department
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