Nazis Battle Reds in Suburb of Leningrad
Russians claim tide turning as Soviet forces report counterattacks north and east of Leningrad. Advancing tanks and infantry halted Nazi assaults on the city outskirts with heavy fighting and repeated village recaptures. Page 4 continuation notes continued Russian counteroffensive amid German reinforcements.
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Leningrad
Leif Ingrad
Nilessul
Semeon Timosheiko
Vie Samel Pretar
Stavlensk
Kiley
TCL
Leni
Tal
Ileres
Klement Yoro Shllows
Couniler
Beralan
Greeley School Board Adopts New Rules
Greeley school board Wednesday adopted a series of rules and regulations for the district. The draft was prepared by Supt Eldridge and will be printed in pamphlet form. The board authorized a state board recommendation and raised salaries for four staff members by $26 per month. It also outlined school transfers for Franklin and Loveland Road areas and eligibility for Central, Cheyenne, and Arlington schools.
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Board of Aducation
Greecy
Board of Education
Supt
Eldridge
Losid Land
State Board of Vorations
Sso
Franklin School
Franklin Pupfly
Navy warns losses rise as convoy policy strands supply
Hearings on the new 5.486 billion lease lend bill revealed a bleak shipping outlook. Harold Stark, chief of naval operations, testified that despite wartime measures losses persist, with U S Navy routing slips to Iceland and Britain while shipyards’ replacement capacity lags. Lawmakers criticized Knox for not appearing.
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Washington
Sem
House
Che Ain
Activa
Harold Tl. Stark
Naval Operations
Stick
Nane
Kaid Fie
Tig
United States Navy
Iceland
Britain
United States
North Atlantic
Dritala
Sapie
Navy
Knox
Frasier Urges Teachers for Future Generations in Address
President George Willard Frasier of Colorado State College of Education spoke at the winter assembly in Gunter Hall criticizing the current government approach to extending the draft. He warned that many college men are being drawn into military service, while colleges nationwide face reduced enrollments and emphasized the importance of preparing future leaders from campus.
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George Willard Frasier
Colorado State College of Education
Gunter Hall
Prosier Caid
America
Anteriva
Avien
Fuipire
Aukel
France
England
Anthony Boon
Britain
M. Price Higby
Aoan
King Guy
Gality
Army Air Corps
Esiglinh
Great Falta
Monts Wah
Gresley
Rigby
Jaman T Crowe
Sixteenth Street
Tribune
Dodgers Win League Title With 99-63 Mark
The Ryanklyn Dodgers clinched the Natural League pennant by beating the Braves 6 to 0 as Whitlow Wyatt allowed five hits. Brooklyn finished 99 victories against 63 defeats with two games left, while St Louis and Chicago trailed. The Dodgers led by two games with two to play, then surged ahead after the Cardinals lost a doubleheader to the Cubs, securing their first pennant in years. Wyatt earned his 22nd win, closing the season strongly as Brooklyn finally topped the league after a season-long seesaw battle.
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Bosten
Ryanklyn Dodgers
Thiay
Braves
Whitlow Wyatt
Pirles
Cardinals
Brooklyn
St. Lauts Bay
Jost
Tig
Grhitet Soldoy
Dodgers
Cardinls
Chicago Cubs
Max West
Southard Partners Expand Law Firm in Greeley
Charles E B Southard announces new partnership with William TZ Southard in the law office, forming Southard and Southard in the First National Bank building. In a separate item, Pilot Officer TP McGerty from the American agile squadron missed in action over occupied territory. born Los Angeles June 30, 1920.
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William TZ
Southard
Charles EB. Southard
Greeley
Wic Can
Willam Fi. Southard
Southard and Southard
First National Dank
Miasing
Lennon
TP. McGerty
Sted
Ing
McGerty
Los Angeles
Green Mt Dam Two Thirds Built Already
Denver reports the Great Mountain Project in Colorado is two thirds finished and will start producing power for national defense early in 1943. The dam will stand 270 feet high and 1200 feet long at the crest, currently reaching 200 feet, with completion expected by October 1912 though five months needed for irrigation to be ready for hydroelectric power.
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Denver
Colorado
Harper
Nyda
Baseball Scores Summary From Early Season Play
In the National League Brooklyn beat Boston 8 to 1 as Wirt and Owen contributed for Brooklyn. St Louis and Pittsburgh had pitching holds with White Warneke and Diteher. New York triumphed over Philadelphia scoring 7 to 1 behind Carpenter and O Fe and Pougassy. Chicago and Cincinnati also posted games with noted lineups. In the American League Washington and Philadelphia had already grceived earlier schedules. Philadelphia and New York had previously played as noted.
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Associated Presay
Brooklyn
Boston
Wirt
Owen
Entley Sud
St. Louis
Plisturgh
White
Warneke
Manet
We Gonpor
Diteher
Lopez
New York Philadephia
Carpenter
O Fes
Pougassy
Johnson and Warren
Chicago
Ensim Washington
Philadelpha
New York
Six Appointed To Oil Committees In Defense Effort
Six new members join industry committees coordinating with federal officials to mobilize oil supplies for national defense and civilian needs. District No 4 includes Pr C C Buehler and Standard Oil’s Rocky Mountain division rep Garner Wyoming, replacing H E B Gatton who resigned. districts cover Montana Wyoming Colorado Idaho.
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Associated Yresay Washington
Mmbers
Ueuda
Office
H. EB. Gatton
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Inh
Idaho
Quarterbacks Meet Friday Greeley Club Event
The Greeley Quarterbacks club will hold the second meeting at the Colorado Cate wit with a Greeleyigh school football squad as honor guests. The Wildcats made a 2 fing showing in the opening game. College high and high school coaches Fill Le prenenr, Boosters for old local learnany. Invited to all the Quarterback club meetings.
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Greeley
Gene Friday
Colorado
Greeleyigh
Wildcats
Thale
College
Gas saving urged as standby plant outage hits Denver area
Greeley Gas and Fuel urges drastic conservation as standby plant supplying Denver experiences low pressure. Denver and northern Colorado cities face controlled gas use while repairs progress. Officials report by by pass lines restored some service but widespread supply remains limited until full pressure returns.
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Apel
Siladsey D. Roberts
Aanager
Greeley Gas and Fuct Company
Beligg
Denver
Greeley
Jellivee Phint
Roberts
Restey
Ges
J. Yu
H Atoberta
Creeley Petweud & Dm
Anu P. A
600000 More In U S Army By June 30th
New York Sept 24 officials said the War Department plans call for a reduction to 690000 men in the army by June 30 replacing men to be discharged under the policy of mobilization. The army strength is expected to hold around 1750404 men with no major net increase.
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Powie Service Company of Colorado
Ple
Cheyenne
Wye
New Mexico
Purgalotre
Nothern
Colorado
Purgatotre
Hilelio
Pueblo
Cheyeuns
Industriad
Vince Hon
New York
Tirle
Hewts Yi
Tevsney
Watbush
Hye
Ternativa
War Department Plana
Arany Uy
Washington
Mershoy
Nemy
Wien
Navy launches six warships in five days as mass buildup
Latest dispatches report the navy accelerating to a wartime pace with six new warships launched within five days. The battleship Massachusetts and five destroyers floated this week, bringing September totals to ten ships. In Berlin observers claim Russians mass troops west of Moscow along the Duma River line.
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Washington
Navy
Massachusetts
Berlin
Duma River
Moscow
BND
Pipe repairs progress report at Senco and Corrimpa creeks
A damaged line near Senco creek, ten miles north of Clayton, required 1800 feet of six inch pipe to be laid and a second break 40 miles farther north in Corrimpa creek. Crews prepared 600 feet of pipe by stringing a cable. 900 feet remain and are due to the scene at 7 p.m.
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Jay
Senco Creek
Clayton
Wes Ly
Corrimpa Creek
Wa Ures
Mile Square
AvoNni
Warkaten
Morgenthau drafts six percent cap on corporate profits
Secretary Morgenthau announced treasury is drafting a proposal to limit corporate profits to six percent. He said aides are to craft language for Congress and preferred framing as a tax bill in the House Ways and Means Committee. The plan aims to cover various business types with adjustments to reach a broad, workable law.
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Perea
Wastiixton
Norgenthau
Treasury Exporta
Ment Corporation
Nates
Iig
Congress
Cobgresa
Morgenling
Lutha
Waya
Petcea
Noved Banking Comunittes
Morgenthau
Bill to Permit Merchant Ships to Arm and Enter Neutrality Zone
Senator McKellar introduced a bill to repeal the neutrality act and authorize armed merchant ships in designated zones. The proposal, framed as restoring a warlike posture, drew mixed reactions from Senate leaders and President Knovell.
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McKellar
Lim
Uig
Senate
Meleilay
Knovevell
Mettelian
Srtviniuedin
Scratar Tett
Repsvilein
Olio
Swifty
Jones
Mes. Woodcuff Dies Thursday At Age 93
Mrs Woodcuff, aged 93, died Thursday after a long illness. Born in Marseilles November 27, 18d?, she moved to Greeley with her husband in 1984 from Clarinda. She was a member of the Mathomist church. Survivors include her husband, a daughter, two nephews, and several nieces. Funeral details pending with Macys Mortuary.
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Mes. Woodcuff
Tila M. Woodyott
Greeley
Iver Juland
Nera
Tu Greeley
Weadraft
Ehurch Tal
Wonderatt
Msband
Mia
Carvle
Windwa
James Woodruff
Gresley
Fant Woodruff
Long Beach
Cu Macys
Mortuary Wit Anionies
Fuveral
Nepon Rementy Dater
Hall Roosevelt Dies Thursday
Washington dispatch reports the death of Mrs. Hall Roosevelt after a long illness tied to liver disease. The loss ends a close family bond with Franklin D Roosevelt and highlights the Roosevelts’ wartime service and public life.
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Hall Roosevelt
Weather forecast notes mixed conditions across regions
Weather outlook for 24 hours ending 8 a.m. suggests cooler, partly cloudy north of the plains with snow potential in some areas. Temperatures reach highs around 73 and 40s in various cities while winds and frost possible west and northeast, with Friday mostly cooler and variable.
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Montaho
Lompervinge
New Mexico
Gentrany
Fritay
Sangre de Cristo Motes
Nebraska
Denver
Kansas
Colorado Nazarene Churches Meet in Greeley Friday
Nazarene churches of this part of the state will meet in Greeley on Friday. Speakers include Ingare Fey, C8, Davis of Colorado Springs, Rev. Frank Evans of Velta, and Rev. J. W. Montgomery district superintendent of the district. Montgomery will speak, having served as district superintendent for three years and organized 120 churches. He has traveled widely and conducted a weekly broadcast, with connections to newspapers and Nazarene News.
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Dielde
Ingare
Fey
Davis
Citorad Springs
Frank Evans
Velta
J. W. Montgomery
Hd Ia
Kes
Montcontry
Mires
Oia
Nyar Indiana
Wiltad Neotoan
Colorado Likely Keeps Pike's Peak Despite Wager
Austin dispatch reports Colorado may retain Pike's Peak despite a threatened wager. Colorado Governor Kale Catt telephoned Texas executives to discuss a pact, with Stevenson noting the possibility of a settlement and reference to the Cotton Bowl framing the bet. details remain unclear amid garbled text.
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Colorado
Pike’s Peak
Austin
Tex
Texas
Pike's Peak
Colorailh
Kale Catt
Foxas
Coke Mr. Stevenson
James ¥. AlLeil
Mike
Stevenson
Care
Air
Coup Averted In Argentina Report Surfaces
The government says a coup attempt failed as military officers and sympathizers faced investigations. Reports describe scattered detentions, patrols, and barricades, with tensions over the structure of authority and possible totalitarian shifts.
Windsor Man Dies Suddenly at Windsor Lutheran Church
Philip bata ert 02 Windsor died suddenly after a work incident and dressing cupw near dirs dan tos, after noon Wednesday. Death attributed to coronary thrombosis. born in Russia, age 40, survived by wife Wy Wikywire, two children Esther and Niner, sister Mrs Anna Detsing in Denver, and mother Mea Katherine Tizabern Lainert. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM at St. John's Lutheran Windsor, burial Lakeview.
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Windsor
Philip Bataert
Winlaie Jaharer
Orietan
Dirs
Dan Tos
Dantars
Border I
G. Winoth
Lahoerl
Russia
United States
Wikywire
Esther
Niner
Stirleaig
Seboo
Wml
Hx Stepebtheen
Noutsota
Ty Dheen Ivatherers
Comrad
Loveland
Eury and Son
Parker Clary Of Anit Dies
Parker M. Clary, 63, longtime resident and public school official in Ant, died at Guelley Hospital at 8:45 Wednesday. Survived by wife Maude and two sons Leslie and Carroll, plus two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Armattoog Funeral Home in Eaton.
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Parker M. Clary
Jantl
jGueeley
Ant
Weld County
Wiclary
Maude Clary
Leslie Selurs
Standard OM
Carrol Ciary
Auit
Armattoog
Eaton
Mrs Conover Dies After Car Crash Near Hinson
Mrs Conover, wife of Paw A Conover, died at Greeley Hospital after a collision with a gasoline truck west of Hinson. Conover sustained fatal injuries and did not regain consciousness. McPherson, driver of the gas truck, fled the scene. authorities pursued charges as the case develops.
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Kitt Craver
Paw
Macyn
Cotorado Springs
Conover
Greeny
Fia Vlte
Iddt
Artif Tess McPherson
Reenesburg
McPherson
biKhWiy
Stold Highway Department
Tne
Neve Ant
Comes
Auto Mishap Injures Peyser Zuhn in North Street Crash
A vehicle collision near 303 Venths Street left Peyser Zuhn seriously injured. Henry Weltzel, 24, of Greeley, and others were involved. both drivers received codes from the patrol, with hospital care following. Police continued investigation into the accident and ownership of the vehicles.
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Gr Netey
Venths Street
Ole Plekan
Lucere
Henry EH. Weltzel
Greeley Rote Lwo
Ktay Jupeler
Niwa
Harvey R. Willig
Hloree
Ie Ploree
Dngelar Bow
Mio Atevet
Susimony
Carelena
Netenmasn
Roverticate
Jager
Wags Armeg
Fort Warren
Hum
Miliy Police
Jack Silcox
Howald Mean
Georga Hath
John Riekdsaly
Jon Sedifles
Grostay Spash Colony
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