French Hold Fast On Front As German Attacks Surge
Paris dispatch reports serious progress by the French army on the western front with advances along a front east of the Saar river and near the Vosges. German counterattacks and Allied air raids are noted as the war intensifies, while a new wartime cabinet forms in Paris.
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Associaed
Paris
Saar
le Rhine
Moselle
Bitehe
Germany
Lite Snort
Vosges
Saarbaain
Preuda
Thuly
Movemonia Alka
Lie Saar
Halherel
Uso
Vistula
Daladier
Menri Petain
Spain
Petain
War Ministry
Will. Daladier
Ng-Man
Aulles
Vosges Mouitetos
Polish Retreat Strategy Drew Polish Americans in Dover
Captain Eustazy Borkowski of the Batory line urged Polish Americans in Dover to shout the retreat of the Polish army as orderly and part of Poland's military plan. He predicted a counterattack soon to drive the German army back to its origins, addressing about 6000 Poland Society members.
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Dover
N. J
Eustazy Borkowski
Ner Batory
Gdynia
Youth Killed In Fall From Isabel Glacier
In Boulder on September 11, Stanley Breuer an 18 year old Nebraska University student from Lincoln was instantly killed last Sunday when he fell about 200 feet from near the summit of Isabel glacier. Coronér Howe said it would require until mean Monday to bring out the body. Breuer and Jack Thompson also a Nebraska University student had been vacationing in the mountains. The dead boy is the son of Dr and Mrs Miles Breuer prominent Lincoln people.
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Boulder
Stanley Breuer
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska University
Isabel Glacier
Ward
George Howe
Breuer
Jack Thompson
Miles Breuer
Student Killed By Automobile Near Boulder
Carl P Schmitz of McCook Nebraska died from a broken neck when his roadster left U S highway 87 nine miles east of Boulder. He would have enrolled at Denver University this week. His parents planned moves to Denver to help his daughters Arvig 18 attend Denver University and Ada 16 attend Loreto Heights.
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Denver
Iain McCook
Arvig
Denver University
Ada
Loretin Heights
Cows Cause Two Mishaps On Highway West Of Rogeen
Two accidents blamed on cattle on highways near Rogeen and Platteville caused $135 in vehicle damage. Alex Kling of Snyder and W E Rogge of Drish struck cows at 7 20 p m and 7 30 p m Friday on Highway 6 and 85 E near Platteville. No injuries reported.
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R. B
Rogeen
Greeley
Patreon
Alex Kling
Snyder
W. LE. Rogge
Ec Dbrish
Stetler
T. A. May
Witdsor
Mewa
Platteville
May
Tiwo
J.D. Hillser
Fort Warren
Ditcc
Hillser
E. G. English Tere
Ivan Andrews
Rett
Fort Justine Onglish
Inn
Frank A. Berger
Pateot
Robert Welsh
Meder McKinney
H. Dama
Dans George A. West
Golden
Weather forecast for Colorado and Wyoming areas
Partly cloudy conditions with Monday night and Tuesday showers. Mountains show little temperature change. Wyoming outlook for Monday through Tuesday includes partly cloudy skies with cooler regions in the north and east. Local observation covers 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Monday with moisture noted.
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Colorado
Mountain
Wyoming
Cooter
Crop Estimates Announced By Agricultural Dept
The agricultural department forecasts this year's crop production including corn at 2,523,292,000 bushels with total corn output at 726,115,000 bushels based on Sept 1 conditions. Sugar beet yield is estimated at 10,677,400 tons with 10,317,000 and 11,614,000 for prior months and last year. The report notes implications for farmer referenda on quotas and outlines preliminary figures for other crops.
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Waetlegion
Veur
Canada Studies Size Of Expeditionary Force
The article reports Canada weighing the size of its expeditionary force for Europe and the timing of a war declaration with Germany. Prime Minister Mackenzie King planned to present a war declaration to the Canadian official Gazette at 1:40 a m Sunday as the United States applied arms restrictions affecting Canada.
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Voa Oltawa
Eress
Seuiling
Eurage
Croada
Britain
Germany
Mackenzie Mill
Canada
Congress Session Date Not Yet Set
Wealington reports no immediate plans for a special session while discussions continue on war funding and prices. Secretary Wallach is urged to discuss punted oil prices and when Congress might convene with renewed calls for a session before week’s end.
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Congress
Wealington, Jr
Wointy Hull
Wallach
Wier
Samon Couniers
Thief Steals Sunday School Collection at Local Church
A bold young man entered the Reformed Presbyterian church on Tenth avenue and Piflogath street during Sunday services and stole the collection money. Witnesses saw him exit via a door to the main auditorium and return to the street. none recognized him. Estimated loss ranges from 41 to 14 dollars, with about 7 dollars belonging to a church member.
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Presbyterian
Tenth Avenue
Itel Rehoir
Adult Education Classes Open This Fall in Greeley
The first adult education class in Greeley opens Monday in September at the Meeker Junior High school shop under Perry Mitchell. Classes in woodworking for men and women will be held daily Monday through Friday. The Board of Education will charge a small fee to cover expendable materials.
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Clisa
Greeley
Meeker
Perry Mitchell
Sugar Exports At High Mark This Period
U S sugar exports reached a high mark with Laraborn and Company noting total shipments to more than 40 countries. From January to July, 48,345 long tons were sent abroad, up 69 percent from 1948. Leading buyers were the United Kingdom with 17,812 long tons, Belgium 6,882, and Norway 5,087.
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New York
U.S
Laraborn and Company
United Kingdom
Lona
Belgium
Norway
Leoma Hunter Sees Britain Hopeful U.S. Aid in War
Miss Leoma Tanter af sant Eleventh street returned to Greeley after a three month UF abroad aboard the Empress of Australia. She described the voyage under naval orders with blackout portholes and limited radio. British passengers hoped the United States would enter the war, while many travelers faced crowded ships and uncertain fates in Cherbourg and Quebec.
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Leoma
Sant Eleventh Street
Greeley
Sowthamylow
England
Clerbourg
Frans Jandé
Tautte
Hunter
Wader
Dackthy
Hoer
Bea Ss
Austelia
Canada
Miss Sbinter
Inez
Shorty
Miluseum
Warn motorists to slow near school zones and crossings
Chief warns drivers to reduce speed on fireuleyetreets near schools as children cross roads. John R. Rucker gains national publicity in Red Triangle Magazine with a Spar view and Auto Supply feature, published by Continent Ol company and distributed widely.
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Vollee Rotater
Beacons
Clit Dro
Rucker
John R. Rucker
Conco Denier
Greeley
Red Triangle
Carr
Auto Supply
Had ‘Triangle
Continent
Ise
Tilted
Fursigu Conn
Youths Nab Suspect After Slugging Incident
Two Greeley youths Ernest Sellwood and Rich Burges chased down and captured a man after he allegedly slugged Marin Vatgiex near Central School. The 18 year old victim, reportedly struck as Mrs Cameron walked to the Cloverleaf creamery, required aid but villain fled. Police cited bruised knuckles and scratches on the suspect, Vasque, as witnesses described the scene and the capture took place near the creamery building.
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Greeley
Ernest Sellwood
Rich Burges
Claverleaf Creamery
Marin Vatgiex
Third
Dawe
Uarry Cameron
Tin Central
Ewhoo
Cameron
Cloverleaf Creamery
Sellwood
Frigge
Nouth
Wincreamery
Hia
Vasque
Parma
Tiisen
Sallpood
Two Light Frosts Felt at Glen Haven
A fragmentary report notes two light frosts at Glen Haven affecting the local area. District Judge Frist ack is mentioned in error, with unclear references to Wisbord and Le. The piece mentions forest fire danger and a light shower near Glen Haven store, plus vague notes about Loveland, the Greeley sugar factory, and Garden City.
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Glen Haven
Fristack
Wisbord
Rogers Must Serve Term in State Pen
Rogers seeks a rehearing after being upheld on his conviction for fatally shooting a man in Trinidad. The former county official, one of 13 defendants, faced prison terms and fines following a lengthy probe into government affairs in Las Animas County.
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Rogers
Geavar
Lea Aula
State Supreme
Trinidad
Vyink Dad
Colo.nal
Las Animas
Pierce Man First Weld Casualty Sentenced to Jail
A reported weldroom incident led to Bray, 43, a Prince section worker, being jailed after a Monday illness while U S officials investigated. Bray allegedly attacked a coworker during after hours on the job, claiming a hiatus in U S policy and criticizing Germans. No charges were filed by Monday, with deputies continuing inquiry.
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Pierce
U.S. Poaldonta
Frank AW
Bray
Prince
Kny md
U. S
Pierce Uui
Joby Butil
Trinidad Man Held For Murder Assault
In a southern Colorado city a Trinidad man, Louis Lopes, was arrested near Fort Kupton by local authorities and held for the district attorney's office on murder related charges. The case involves alleged assault within a family context and an ongoing police investigation.
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Trinidad
Louis Lopes
Fort Kupton
Bie
Marghad Phivey
Larytun
Woldshucitt
Hong Buthere
Lower
Wadire
Lo Priadhd
Sanmaull
Leiden
Ata
Colordo City
al Pert Layton
Two Men Held For Drunken Driving In Berthoud Area
Police arrested William Waller, 34, of Cheyenne Smidsy and held him at the city hall after a drunken driving incident near Lasalle, Berthoud. The court docket lists a Wrage man slated to appear for trial.
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Lool
Willian Waller
Cheyenne Smidsy
Courteay
Ft. Morgan Boy Killed By Car
An Associated Press report from Wort Morgan details a fatal collision on a country road ten miles northeast of town. A boy from Port Morgan died after his bicycle collided with a car driven by 24-year-old Louis Weathutt near Wigglia.
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Wort Morgan
Ranort
Menny
Port Morgan
Tere
Straley Adin
Louis Weathutt
Wigglia
Westhart
Hs Jarett
Adams
Polish and German forces clash as Warsaw battles on
Reports from the front describe Polish resistance near Warsaw and heavy German pressure along the Vistula. Communications hint at possible attempts to split Allied unity while Germany presses toward key Polish ports and rail links, with no early peace in sight. Nearby civilian news notes a Dublin-like public accident in Denver and local fines.
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Pollal
Ienous
Lodz
Warsaw
Beigt
Capret
Thas
Baltic Sea
Gdynia
Poland
Jly
Halife
Pomarze
Notale
Ger
Dainy
Peane
Smiff
Sasha
Western
Trent
Thay
Firad Limetieigh
Com Aid
Russland
Paland
Germini
Germany
Hueslik
Massey
Poles Hold Warsaw Defenses Against German Assaults
A Polish radio report from Lwów said four days of heavy fighting forced German units to retreat from parts of Warsaw. It described air raids near central squares and continued Polish defense along key routes toward Łódź and along the Warsaw-Teremanta corridor, with ongoing highway bombardments and dispersed enemy activity.
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BidayerRt
Lywow
Divadeca
Warsaw
Greeley State Grid Tickets Sent To Public
Gov Hancock announced ticket sales for Greeley State football this fall, with pricing at 34.50 plus 60 cents tax. He promised ample seating to ensure every fan could obtain a seat, and tickets would go on sale Friday.
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Greeley
Mans
Joti Hancock
British Freighter Sunk by Submarine
A British freighter was torpedoed off the coast by a German submarine. Reported crew of 32 were saved. the vessel sank after the attack as Allied forces investigated the incident.
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Bresaten Mack
United Shirey Tinea
Beith
Hicklogh
Ticheanal
Uth
Witwsuke SA
Cemaiderailmt
Comiannder
Wek Pho Wiles
Restewe
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Ft. Morgan
Pole
Cautocrates
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Parla
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Krzemienige
Bevin
Sepp
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Vistula Tiver
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Miller
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Tie Miller
Maria Muller
Dever
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Mra. Muller
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Cola
Hoshike
Henry Hoshiha
Kersey
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