German Offensive Push Near Warsaw Intensifies
Allied and Soviet era dispatches report German forces pressing from multiple fronts toward Warsaw. German divisions drive from northwest and north as Polish troops fight to hold positions amid expected fall of the capital. reports claim artillery and armor massing, with emphasis on near Warsaw city center and surrounding supply lines.
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Ue Hayant
President Suspends Sugar Quota Amid War Demand
President Roosevelt proclaimed a temporary suspension of market sugar quotas citing war driven demand and consumer shortages. The move aims to ease domestic access, curb speculative price hikes, and shift imports from Philippines and Cuba while potential price impacts for beet growers and wartime needs are noted.
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New York
Roosevalt
Troninc. Lions
Governmental Workers to Leave London
The British government announced plans to move 7000 to 8000 ministry staff from London while stressing the capital would not be abandoned. A spokesman said no ministers are leaving and wartime operations would remain efficient. The decentralization aims to reduce centralization without removing government functions.
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Govrnment Department of
Caplital
Uraniuak
Arkorg
Youth Admits Tram Bombing in Denver Case
An 18 year old Denver youth pleaded guilty to placing a home trade bomb that exploded under a streetcar last Thursday, injuring nine. He received prison time with probation after court granted him time to apply, while his father attended as counsel. Other youths, Lowell Switzer and Milton Hadartte, admitted involvement in explosives on tracks but not in the blast. London reports the Gate and Dietess of Windsor arriving in England.
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Henan
Denver
Kenax Watman
Lowell Switzer
Milton Hadartte
Mhuraday
Shadow Mt Building Bid Results Revealed
Associated Press reports Shadow Mountain Camp Colorado opened bids to build streets, water system, and camp utilities. Lowest bid from Ulrich Breedst at 17 163.06. Peter Sperin second at 21 147.20. J Henre with 24 773.38. Bids for labor and materials on weatherproofing and building work were invited for Green Mountain and camp facilities. bids to be opened on Get 2.
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Denver
Ulrich
Selerlat
Draver
Shadow Mountain Camp
Colorado
Uirit
Tureau
Green Mountain
Ness Kremmilng
Cummings Sees Sugar Action as Just Temporary
Washington reports Congressman Cummings says Roosevelt sugar quotas suspension is temporary. He notes price relief may be limited as Cuban supplies and Puerto Rico surpluses alter market dynamics. Officials vary on immediate effects as Cuba duties drop and domestic prices react.
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Roosevelt
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Puerto Rico
Chicago
Sheriff Brings Bottle to Test for Explosive
A Boulder prisoner held by Sheriff George Richart claimed to possess a bottle with an alleged explosive contents. After speculation, the sheriff shattered the bottle’s fuse, producing a water-rich explosion that created a four foot deep crater.
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Colu
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Alierif
Analgala
Fire destroys Julesburg business district fire loss unofficially set
Fire swept Julesburg on September 12 damaging stores and stock in the business district. Buildings operated by Laura Bockman were virtually destroyed while neighboring farm store and hardware shop suffered damage, with unofficial losses around 15000 dollars.
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Julesburg
Lovay
Alera
Laula Bockman
Farmiers
Greeley Youth Placed in Iron Lung at Denver Hospital
William R Stevens 12 year old of Greeley is in serious condition from infantile paralysis. He was brought to Colorado General Hospital in an ambulance convoy escorted by state highway patrol and placed in an iron lung. Doctors report the paralysis is severe and the respirator support has helped his general status. His father William A Stevens is connected with Greeley State College library.
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Denver
Colorado General Honpical
William R. Stevens
Greeley
Infertttte
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Patcomen
Hattle Stevens
Willidin A. Stevens
Hattle Stevena
Callege
Colorado General Hospital
Young Stevens
Colorado
Howard Eddy
Brighton
Howard Werking
Tee
Enrollment Totals Rise In City Schools
Enrollments in city schools reach 3 306, up 154 from last year’s second week. Seven elementary schools total 1 765, 40 higher than a year ago. high school enrollment hits 732, up 1 percent from the second week last year. Lincoln Gipson and Franklin trails improved by Friday, surpassing their 1933 first day marks. total attendance climbs to 3 422 by Friday.
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Mcreases
Weitheyday
Lincoln
Gipson
Franklin
Gotty
Farm laborer Held on Marijuana Possession Charge
Pat Castaneda a 53 year old farm laborer at Beiges ranch north of Tyin Drhiges was arrested by Sheriff Gus Anderson and deputies. He was held at the county jail on a charge of possession of marijuana after officers found a patch of live marijuana plants growing in his farm garden.
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Pat Castaneda
St Fog
Tyin Drhiges
Gus Anderson
Mark Twann
Castanedi
Beet Benefit Payments for 1940 Questioned by War Outlook
President Roosevelt hints beet price relief could be paused if war conditions worsen. Sugar quotas and benefits tied to the sugar bill face possible suspension, with growers awaiting official action and market signals. Officials from Mountain States Growers Association and other groups weigh potential impacts on beet farmers and price protections.
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Congress
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Une
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Greeley
Mountain States
Sustic
Healtners Marketing Association
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Reonvalt
U.S
Tueller
Sigey
Association of
Warner Demands Damage Suit Be Tried in Summit
Warmer Construction Company, a defendant in a damage case tied to a Resulting violence at a Montana project near Summit County, seeks trial in Summit district court. The petition claims a conspiracy between the firm and others led to injuries to John Lee and others.
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Waianerale Treen
Warner Collstruction Company
Lie
Summit County
Atrike
John Lee
Kellurhaly
Kellechola
Bill
Court appoints librarian in Colorado court record
The Colorade sie premio court appointed A. J. Betke, an assistant attorney general, today as court librarian to succeed the late Fred Motloawm. Sita Denver is noted in the appointment.
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Colorado Weather Outlook Shows Partly Cloudy Skies
The region forecasts a partly cloudy day and night with a chance of showers Tuesday night and Wednesday. Temperatures range from 88 to 63 degrees, with a cooler period Tuesday night into Wednesday. Local 24 hour outlook lists partly cloudy to showery conditions in the south and central areas.
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Lilgli
Vasquez Charged With Assault to Rob
Vasquez Martin Vasiques, 924 Thiri street, charged with assault to rob. Chief U. C. Minter says the court confession tied to a theft at Central School. Victim, Cantevan, remained unnamed. multiple names appear in garbled text.
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Martin Vasiques
Thiri Street
Catteron
Cieeley
U. C. Minter
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Central School
Martin Isiv
Joe Vasanes
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Aio
Kervie
Fall Tern
Ntl
Ed Hig
Nettvitin
Guintupe
Orle
Grenley
French Smash At Main Line German Forts
French dispatches report a sharp advance beyond Saarbrucken area with artillery pounding German lines east of the Saar and efforts to deepen a breach near the city. British and French forces push toward Saarbrucken while German defenses hold near the Moselle and Saar rivers amid ongoing heavy fighting.
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Liedinate
Ely
Artilery
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Hitler Cahlloy Wan Wan
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Liab
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Wwe
Sugar Stolen From Box Car At Ft Lupton
Union Railroad officials reported Tuesday that a freight car loaded with sugar was broken into at Fort Lupton, but loss, if any, could not be determined. The car reached its destination later, and the train paused briefly to allow another train to pass. Thieves had only time to carry away a few dozen pounds.
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