New England Storm Death Toll Near 500
AP reports the New England storm neared five hundred deaths as floods eased in several states. From Massachusetts to Pennsylvania, reports say rivers receding and homes lost as the disaster area tightens its grip. Westerly and Watch Hill suffered severe damage with 120 mph winds. 74 dead near Westerly and widespread devastation across Rhode Island and Connecticut.
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Associated Press
New York
North Atlantic
Massachusetts
New Talsey
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Hartford
Mhods Iland
Guverny Qulnn
Red Cross
Provderes BR
Thode Island
Westerly
Red Croes
Robert B. Quinn
Charleston
Il Hava
Katherine Buckslef
Uoud
Jeffrey L. Moore
Nanpiiede Point
Mao
Claven
Carrie
Gafaty
Barnes Island
Tellet
Rithdle Island
Morguea
Watch Hal
Xiuimer Colony
Gill Farm Boy Free on Bond After Court Plea
Emanuel Weiberl, 17, Gill Tarnbay, was released on bond after pleading guilty to a charge of assault and larceny in a Justice court. Willard Engue, a Reighlor farmer, faced related proceedings. officers reported involvement in a dispute over a gas issue.
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Emanuel Weiberl
Gill Tarnbay
Court of Justice
Waltery
Willard Engue
Wai Uod
Town Gil
Storm Toll and Damage Across Northeast States
The report lists known dead across states including New York with 49 fatalities and vast insured property losses in metropolitan areas, Connecticut 67 dead with Hartford flooding, Rhode Island 247 dead and $100 million damage, Massachusetts and New Hampshire facing floods and isolation, New Jersey reporting two deaths and $1 million in shore damage, and Vermont and surrounding regions hit hard with power outages and extensive flood damage. Local efforts include sandbagging along rivers, air supply missions, and martial measures in several towns.
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New York
New
Ark Alors
Aiilions
Hudson
Sésquihenia
Mohawk
Upstate
Connecticut
Hartford
Hlatenic
New London
Rhode Island
Quinn
Point Judith
Waten Hill
Teland Park
Portsmouth
Providence
Western
Waarsocket
Maesachuaatts
Merrimac
Massachusetts
Gilbertsville
Stealth Department
Cub
Springfield
Neig Hampshire
Merrimac Valley
Nashua
New Jersey
Forth Jersey Shore
Passac
Vermonts
Weather forecast for Colorado and Wyoming periods
Weather notes indicate Colorado Friday night into Saturday shows temperature changes with brief notes on time. Wyoming outlook calls for Friday night and Saturday with Northeast colorized hints. Local hours for Friday show a high near 85 and a low around 40 with cool delays into the morning.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Ft. Lupton Man Injured Loading Coal Is Dead
Dewey Clary a 39 year old employee of the Great Western Sugar company died after a crane accident at the sugar factory near Ft. Lupton. He was married with three children and survived by his wife, parents, brother and four sisters. He lived in Loveland and was employed at the plant year round. Funeral arrangements were not yet completed.
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Lupton
Dewey Clary
Emyoye
Great Western Sugar Vompany
Tere
Luke
Hecker
Tin Edge
Induries
Te Sug
Bis Kid
Seroma
Beitz
Tonyer
Kibboy
Laveland
Clary
Allug
Puye Mexing
Rolla
Brantiln
Emma Clary
Sind
Calif
Vae Glavyla
Kaw City
Okahoma
Hva
Simi
Sylvia
Beet Campaign Opening To Be Announced Soon
A beet campaign kickoff is expected within a day or two in Denver with the event slated for October 10. The start hinges on results from content tests currently underway in several districts, especially in heavier Evill areas, where recent rains have slowed progress.
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Denver
Heart Attack Fatal to Keene Man in His Car
Willan W Cruser Af of Keenesburg died suddenly Friday morning while seated in an automobile on Keeneshore street. Death was attributed to a heart attack. Survived by wife Frances and two sons Vernon and Lee, both of Keenesburg. Funeral arrangements to be made at Howard Mortuary in Denver.
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Willan W. Cruser
Keenesburg
Keeneshore
Richard Armstrong
Waten
Carl
Critser
Colorado
Lina
Lown
Crieger
Thesho
Lee
Critaerta
Frances
Vernon
Lae
Keinesburg
Howard Mortuary
Denver
F R Appoints Relative Head Of Currency
President Roosevelt named Preston De Lato of Massachusetts as comptroller of the currency succeeding J I O Conner who resigned to pursue the democratic gubernatorial race in California Nolano a distant relative of the president has been a governor at the federal level and heads the bank inquiry.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Preston Delato
Massachusetts
J. I. ‘Ly O'Conner
California
Nolano
the Provident
Joan Hinking Eyataent
Young Placed on Democrat Assembly List in Greeley
Charlea H. Young, Greeley alderman and contractor, was placed on the Democratic legislative ticket for Weld county Thursday night to fill the vacancy created by John O'Stragan who withdrew citing lack of qualifications. Young was selected by the Democratic county committee which included Charles Hewitt John McDonald of Eaton Charles Wheeler and Fred Lehman.
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Charlea H. Young
Greeley
Wold
John O'Sfragan
Young
Fregnay
Charles Hewitt
John McDonald
Eels
Charles ¥. Wheeler
Ped Leham
Greeley Man Burned in Tar Explosion at La Salle
John Feuerstein of La Salle reported severely burned by tar explosion Thursday afternoon. John Penerstain, 69, of 227 Thirteenth Street Greeley, sustained arm face and chest burns while attempting to melt tar in a nearly empty drum. He was taken to Greeley Hospital in fair condition with relatives assisting and Dr. W. L. Wikiman providing care.
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John Feuerstein
Thirteenth Street
Greeley Hospital
la Salle
Tribune
John Penerstain
Strees
Greeley
LaSalle
Fenerstein
Arte
Ioan Teler- ‘Gielo, Jr
Weare
LaSalle Hotel
Sidy
Gay
Tenerstala
Bni
W. L. Wikiman
Assault Case Dismissed and Refiled in Windsor Court
A judge presided as evidence was heard in a Windsor case involving Jerome Albert Lear of Winnds accused of assault linked to an oil battery charge. The proceedings followed a complaint by Melanar, with Mason as the defendant.
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BI Jerome
Albert Lear
Winndssor
Fidlice OC
Mason
Windsor
Take Melanar
Melsnor
Bruce Smith Wins $6,500 Damage Award in Weld County Court
A six member Weld County jury awarded Bruce Smith six thousand five hundred dollars for injuries and damages from a two mile east of Kersey crash on October 21. The verdict and related figures reflect a high speed collision with a Brist tuck, and bossed by attorney Thomas A. Nixon. Witnesses said the other driver faced high speed, and Smith reportedly suffered permanent leg injury with ongoing knee weakness.
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Weld County
Distriet Court
Bruce Smith
Kersey
U.S
Wnin
General Foods Salex Company, Inc
Fe ‘Aviver
W. M. Robertson
Wotons Bor
Smith
Bute Lime
Robertson
Thomas A. Nixon
Lor Smith
German Free Corps Exists Before Czechs
Reports from Saarlina show Sudeten German Free Corps facing returning Czechoslovak forces with limited arms and training. They chose not to fire, retreating after clashes near the Budetenland frontier as Czechs advance via Exar and Asch lines. Local Sudeten units fled toward Eger region, seeking safety amid artillery threats.
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Rarlin
Lemayager Czechoslovaka
Ravle Vomanenk
Czechoslovakia
Baer
Asch
Rheisdorf
Budetenland
Eger
Sudeten Garming
Hose Gelveg
Oulette
Exar
Agch
Ftrom
Sudeten Garmins
Cech
Artilery
Free Corps
Withstond
Woolf Jr Memorial Courts Dedicated in Greeley
A dedication ceremony on Page Three marked the unveiling of Joe Woolf Jr Memorial Courts, with Mayor W. Dunderson and Kiwanis representatives speaking. The event featured the Greeley Band, Boy Scouts presenting a plaque, and praise for community support from Kiwanis and local officials.
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Joe Woolf Jr
Greeler
Greeley
W. ©. Dunderson
Gresley Kiwanis
Thia
Anderson
Woolz
Kiwanis Club
Uhat
B. M. Celpitts
Short
Kennell W. Rowe
NYA
George Bickle
Stato
P. 2. Harding
George Stewart
Rob Laorra
DM Jacquet
Lowell Kalett
Konald Wight
de Gordon Mase
Aldreas Eys
Dan
Eaton Pennant Party Tonight
Approximately 16 persons including Eaton Susie Fidor Force members and wives are invited to attend a 7 p.m. banquet at Hig Methodi tehyrel basement Wanton Prisay with President Frank A Kemp of Great Wyelomy Sizer Co. presiding. Howard Tang, Baton factory superintendent, will attend with newly Heinz Balen factory to discuss efficiency in the 2437 campaign. Lorpet Lorpet, winesger of Grae Tey vind Waton factories, will preside. a group of Great Western officers will accompany Kemp. After the banquet, dancing by Ho Raton 1 0 0 B. halk.
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Eaton Susie Fidor Force
Wivds
Hig Methodi
Tehyrel
Wanton Prisay
Lorpet, Wiineger
Grae Tey Vind Waton
Great Western
Kemp
Eaton
Ho Raton
B. Halk
France Ready To Aid Czechs If War Comes
France pledges aid to Czechoslovakia if provoked aggression occurs. Reports cite Prime Minister Chamberlain exchanging notes with Hitler and Franco-British efforts to set bounds on German advances. Paris and Geneva dispatches note Soviet Russia weighing aid to Czechoslovakia while warning against evasion of obligations. Polish and Sudeten tensions rise with mobilizations, and French signals show frontier alert status for several nations.
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France
Parla
Boot
Freueh News Agenay
Duntahr
Adulf Hiei
Germaiz
Britain
Germany
Exchange Telegraph c Company
Coritish News
Godesterg
Horace Wilson
Chamberlain
Hitler
Wilder
Amdoember Press
Pais
Rauival-schallet
Edird Diulacher
Czeshoslovaki Wrence
Louis Malyy
Malvyy Piso
Dalnilier Deered
Dhe
Caie
Strasbourg
Fence
Biloard Datadice
Caamberlain
London
Geneva
Muxliy Litvinott
Forcign Affairs
League of Nations
League
Litvisolt Gid
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Gill
D. Clary
St. Luke’s
Keene
F.R
Charles TI. Young
Democrat Assembly
Telemal Phnta
Woonsochél
Flue
Lhe Greeley Tls Department
Tenth Avenue
Woolf Courts
Eaton Pennant Party
Poland
Prague
Asputiatedl Presa
Paris
Havas
Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Grechoslovakia
Warsaw
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