Hitler Addresses Nation Predicted War and Peace Stance
The report notes Adolf Hitler’s radio address denying plans to attack England or France while signaling readiness for a prolonged war if necessary. It describes his claims that Versailles-era divisions must end and his warning to employers about resistance, with emphasis on continued conflict if peace cannot be achieved. The item discusses the impact on German morale, the invasion of Poland context, and the broader international reaction.
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Adolf Litera
France
Versailles
Guernie
Fuehrer
England
Germany
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Patan
Nan
Spuleanithig bin
Che Gen
Aftaive Ince
Fia
Tolia Ater
Deemier
Pulud
Josef Tiludski
Ponti
Mpisiddskii
Pilsnilabi
Poland
Brest-Litovsk
Hitler
Danély
Wallace Urges Cooperation to Halt Food and Clothing Profiteering
Secretary Wallace appealed to farm, food, and clothing leaders to cooperate with the government to prevent profiteering amid wartime controls. He warned that a lack of cooperation could trigger regimentation of the food industry, while council members argued industry organization better curbs profiteering than in the prior war.
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Wallace
Associated Press
Wellington
We Food and Clothing Trades
Altergott Jailed After Probation Violation in Windsor
Herman Altergott, 21, of Windsor, taken into custody by Marshal W. W. Hing, after admitting burglary at John Sauner Hardware in Windsor. He reportedly spent most of his funds on beer in Windsor and nearby towns. bound over by Justice C. Peterson at Windsor district court.
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Winnsor Kay
Colorado State Reformatory
Greeley
Tuseday i
Marshal W
Wil- Hing
Diatrick Court
John Saunner
Windsor
Williams
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Orerley
Evans
Garden Ily
Ragtown
Cheyenna
Altortoit
Jie Agnearet
Charles Peteson
Los Angeles Faces Record Heat Wave Toll
Los Angeles records a severe heat wave extending into a fourth day with six deaths and sixteen prostrations reported. Temperatures climbed from a low around 74 to as high as 99 during peak hours, mirroring or exceeding prior heat records for the season.
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Los Angeles
California
Wendy Clin
Los Altgelus
Milk cows camped near Creeley bridge by Youdre river
Hoboes milking cows at night along the Youdre river near the Union Pacific bridge at Creeley. A dairy business rented a site on McNamara Street. Miles Mice Navara of 09 C Street gave odd claims about the cows. Police held 46 year old JW Poor of Fort Collins for drunken driving after a Monday night patrol. Poor, 43, of Greeley, owner of the rambling camp, faced similar trouble and was detained as needed.
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Union Pacific
Creeley
Miles Mice Navara
McNamara
Palice
Jw, Poor
Fort Collins
Gourcesy
Courty
BR. . Poor
Greeley
Con
Retail Merchants Back Roosevelt on Thanksgiving Choice
Denver merchants urge Governor Carr to join President Roosevelt in designating Thanksgiving Day on November 23. They claim extra clerks and a longer shopping period would boost business. Carr previously criticized the plan and will decide after review.
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Denver
Colorado
Ralph 2. Carr
Rosevelt
Leudin
Denver Retail Merchanta Association
Colorado Ryrings
Previa
Carr
Antuy
Wartime Bulletin on Courageous Sinking and Polish War News
Headlines report 268 survivors from 1260 aboard the British aircraft carrier Courageous sunk by a submarine with 68 survivors confirmed. Separately German sources claim Polish civil strife in Warsaw and a pro German regime may form in Poland, while Berlin notes a Polish escape of the Courageous submarine.
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London
Admiralty
Currier
Warsaw
Berlin
Wice
Nemesis
Woman Held in Inquiry Into Pickpocket Case
Mathie Wesley, 42, of 1300 Stout Street, Denver, was arrested at the Park Place building at 3:80 a.m. Tuesday and jailed for investigation of pickpocketing W. S. Sharp of Apt. 3, Dark Mace. Sharp reported the loss of 148.42 and Wesley admitted taking the money while in police custody.
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Mathie Wesley
Yene Ota
Denver
Nansa
Stout Street
Park Place
W. S. Sharp
Sharp
Potlen
Wesley
United States Seeks Bids on Manganese Ore Supply
Associated Press report from Washington notes the treasury issued bids for manganese ore, a strategic material authorized for stockpiling by Congress. American firms are invited to quote prices for deliveries from 500 to 10,000 long tons to Baltimore, with bids to be opened October 19.
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Jess Washington
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Oider
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Baltimore
Pensioners meet Wednesdays by Fraternal Order
The Fraternal Order of Pensioners will hold meetings in the basement of City Hall on the first, second and third Wednesdays of each month at 2 PM. Members are requested to be punctual and attend.
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AML Neinvets
France Will Continue War Despite Invasion of Poland
Paris reports the French government states it will keep to its war policy and cooperate with Britain despite the Soviet invasion of Poland. An official statement before a cabinet meeting says occupation of Poland by Russian forces will not alter the policy of the two democracies.
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Ftr
Soytet Huggia
Poland
Napmib
Lartorraw
Frances Work
Tirttnin
Ins Aly
Beet Harvest Starts October 9 Across Weld County
Lyman F. Andrews of the Greeley and Fort Collins factories says beet harvest is likely to begin October 9, though subject to change. The operation may extend from Brush to Fort Morgan and into Greeley and nearby towns with a 55 day run anticipated at the Greeley plant amid ongoing dry weather and weekly revised estimates.
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Lyman FL. Andrews
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Brush
Fort Morgan
Arigtton
Fort Layton
Greeley
Eaton
Windsor
Port Collis
Loveland
Longmont
Sterling
Ovid
Sagir
Roosevelt Says Message Will Not Be Long
President Roosevelt plans a brief joint session address on neutrality early Thursday afternoon. Aimed at revising the neutrality law, the message is expected to be short and delivered around 2 PM local time. Stephen Toy, the presidential secretary, said Roosevelt would begin his speech with the anticipated brief message.
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C Astoziated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Wiesensleave
Stephen Toy
Neasaga
Presiut
Colorado Federation Club Women Meet Held in Portland
The Colorado Federation annual convention of Club Women Women met in Portland Oregon with Maho Sophe Aevern Fondyed Gotoraide Lub as hosts. Federal president Mra Sodio Orv Dunbar addressed the gathering. Thirediy of Friday and Lis grotp Wednesday night were noted for events during the convention.
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Sophe-Aevern
Colorado Federation
Wutten
Mra
Sodio Orv Dunbar
Portland
Ore
Maljinal
Wilepost
Gavarnoe Thalys Carr
Lis Grotp
Italians Refuse German Passport Passengers
Italian passengers aboard the liner Genoa refuse German passports amid claims an order aimed to flag enemy ships. The incident, tied to wartime movements, suggests British aid efforts sought to mislead enemy lines in the Atlantic theater.
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Gergian Po
Perinizel
Genoa Aofce
Bridges Denounces Emergency Powers at Civic Meeting
Jacksonville editor notes Senator Bridges laments emergency decrees and warns steps could push the nation toward totalitarian rule. He addresses Young Republic organization in WinGis district, urging restraint and cautions against war economies and loss of liberty.
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Parvin's Successor To Be Chosen Soon
Parvin plans retirement October 1 after long service as head of the state gaming resources agency. A successor will be chosen by the governor and party leaders to replace him as executive head.
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Sant
Halph Ta
Roland G. Parvin
Nhl Tisk Resources
Roy Seaman To Speak at Denver Meet
Roy Seaman a noted engineer with the Water Works association is slated to speak at a Denver gathering hosted by the National Association of Water Works. Verlue J. Preston senior engineer will lead the progress discussion while local host Horky Monatie Seudinn oversees the event at the hotel venue in Nonver.
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Denver
Roy Seanwin
Jpeedey
Discus Sewige Uspodil
Mauidant Beware Works Association
Nonver
Suan
Trenton
Ate Alu
Sopthe Sane
Abwy
Avill
Horky Monatie Seudinn
Mie
Amin Cue Water Works Association
NAN Korky Momniiny Water Works College
Verlue J. Preston
Suneriaing
Scandinavia Determined To Avoid War
Copenhagen and allied ministers commit to maintaining peace and uphold the right to continued commercial relations with all powers. A joint statement from Danish, Swedish, Norwegian leaders and foreign ministers emphasizes restraint and collective effort to deescalate tensions in Europe.
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Ellie
Harry Smith Injured in Factory Accident at Gresley Plant
A worker named Harry Smith of 146 Seventh Avenue, Treaday, Georgia, was struck by a falling cart at the Gresley engine factory. He sustained back injuries and was taken to Gresley Hospital for treatment.
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Seventh Avenue
Treaday
Gresley
Engi
Chen
Governor hints at civil service report clash
Denver governor signals serious consideration of demanding a written report from the Civil Service Commission on recent agitation. He notes three commissioners may resist, while suggesting possible constitutional amendments to alter or overhaul the commission and create a new civil service body.
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Elgil
Getty
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Te de Purernor
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Ile
Agnitat Getty
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Vlonen
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Soviet Ousts Landlords in Polish Areas
Soviet forces advance through western Poland amid reports of mass expulsions of landlords. Dispatches describe Polish regions near Wroclaw and Legnica as key fronts as Moscow negotiates to return territories and control amid postwar upheaval. Reports mention evacuations near Lwow region and talks of land reform actions affecting large estates and tenants.
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Lue Shiketin
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Iit North
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Sat
Amialater
Porelan Uganitsaay
Wilne
Edema
Mi Lihnkins
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Ian Wispalvh
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French Await Nazi Attack状
The dispatch describes anticipated German aggression against France and notes broader Axis offensives across Europe. It references Poland, the eastern front, and colonial contingents alongside mounting global tensions, with uncertain casualty and defense implications.
Cause of Death In Bowman Case Remains Mystery
Denver paper reports investigators have failed to determine poison or other clear cause in the Bowman case. A garage fire blamed on children playing with matches damaged two garages and homes, with injuries from smoke and heat reported. The inquiry continues as officials pursue further tests and evidence.
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Denver
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Cremer
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