21 Sep 1939
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1939
Page
1
President Roosevelt requests new authority from Congress to strengthen neutrality law provisions to curb belligerent action and protect American security. He calls for a policy to safeguard Peace and warns that failure risks war, urging swift action and clear embargo enforcement to deter foreign aggression.
Keystone of San Francisco submitted the low bid of 10 350 105 for the 3.1 mile western Colorado tunnel division project, the largest unit in the 14 000 000 dollar Big Thompson diversion scheme. The bid was the only one inside the flat pricing band, with Warner Construction of Chicago posting a higher cost and conditional terms.
Soviet troops were reported within miles of the Hungarian border as they swept across eastern Poland, with the Red Army pressing forward after thousands of Polish soldiers and civilians retreated. Flood limits continued to push into Hungary as refugees sought sanctuary in the Carpathians amid the German siege of Warsaw. Budepest reported radio silence after artillery sounds, signaling a tense break in communications between Polish capitol and the outside world.
Daladier called for France and Britain to join the fight against Nazi aggression to defend Poland. Halifax expressed regret over Polish loss and urged caution, stating involvement should directly advance aims and avoid broader entanglement in the European war.
Denver Sept 21 The game and fish commission announced today an open season on pheasants. The release lists several counties and regions, noting locations from Adis to Morgan and Sedgewlex, with no specific dates beyond the announcement. A separate fire report mentions a sedan fire in Stockton, with fire department handling the blaze.
Denver reports that Adjutant General Harold H Richardson announced plans to install automatic stokers in 14 of Colorado's 21 national armories including Denver and Fort Collins. He said the units would cut guard coal bills by about 40 percent and cost under $400 each, with seven armories already equipped.
War stocks rose briefly in early trading before slipping back as Malay markets opened. The session saw mixed gains and notable transfers around 1,700, with multiple figures tied to a local investigation. Vivian Miller injured in a collision near Weld County jail.
Report from Frederikahavn Denmark notes that Swedish artillery activity on a small island south of Saroe Church may explain heavy cannon fire heard along Tuttland's east coast. Locals recall World War era thunder in 1910 and acoustics tricks near water. Observers claim over 260 shots heard Wednesday, though confirmation is lacking.
Jay Brittell, 25, one of three men found slain at a mining claim near Anchorage, Alaska, Sept. 17, is a cousin of Brantey Url tell of Denver, former Greeley stock agent and typewriter agency manager. Brittell was born in Kimball, Nebraska, and once lived with cousin Stanley in Denver. his parents are Mill Vivo Tay Kitbail.
Washington report says President Roosevelt urged a complete repeal of the neutrality statute after a White House conference. Senators including Pittman of the Foreign Relations Committee advised caution, while discussion shifted to repealing the act or substituting a cash-and-carry plan. Roosevelt indicated support for moderation and international law, with notes prepared by White House secretary Stephen Barry.
Superintendent A W Eldridge explains enrollment distribution across Canterton public schools as grades two and three near capacity while first grade and upper grades have room. Additional teachers have been added at several campuses to accommodate more pupils.
Berlin reports Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels rejected claims Germany planned to invade or undermine the neutrality of Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg. He stated Germany does not intend to yield neutrality now or in the future and that Luxembourg may be included in questions about neutrality in the German French border area.
A Romanian premier allied with Western powers was killed today amid a chaotic scene in Bucharest. Diplomats from hostile factions faced detention as authorities blamed foreign intervention for the upheaval. The cabinet reshuffle and security responses followed the assassination, with a successor slated for swearing in.
Freight car coordinates reach 1039 in a wartime index as weekly reports show rising values. The counts reflect rail traffic shifts and congestion with pedestrians and vehicles impacted on city streets and crossings.
Local Rotary hears Jim Finn discuss community service and civic topics. Attendees include Mrs Treverly and Veryl Bingen with updates on developments by Trandcasthng and university programs.
A fragmentary report describes the Camp Tire Caravan Campaign launching to recruit new members and leaders, organize groups, and recognize the 1989 Caravin Honore. The text mentions Camp Fire, membership, and related activities, with unclear details and names.
The Beet Growers Association plans to push its program with focused lobbying and state federation cooperation. Key figures like Creek, Marold, and J. Webb discuss securing legislative backing, with discussions on tariff issues and funding to sustain advocacy efforts and member dues.
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