Hitler Says Sudeten Land to Join Germany in Final Move
Adolf Hitler addressed a large crowd denying any intent to provoke, declaring the Sudeten region of Czechoslovakia would come under German sovereignty if Benes does not seek peace. He framed the Prague government’s acceptance of the Anglo-French plan as insufficient, warned of no return to talks, and promised a durable peace with Britain only if agreements are respected. He boasted of a powerful armed force and blasted democracies for opposing disarmament while labeling Czechoslovakia unfit to exist as a state with 3,500,000 Germans inside it. He pledged a united front with Italy against aggression and emphasized Germany's insistence on its territorial claims.
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Britain and Soviet to Join France for Czechoslovakia Aid
London reports a British source says Britain and Soviet Russia will join France in a triple front to aid Czechoslovakia if Germany invades. Hitler’s address deadline and a Lloyd George era style map plan outline possible territorial moves and plebiscite options for Sudeten areas.
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Freshman enrollment up 27 percent at Colorado State College
Freshmen reporting at Colorado State College of Education show a 27 percent rise from last year with 181 girls and 198 boys, totaling 379 first year students. Enrollment likely to top 500 this year with transfers, upperclassmen begin reporting Tuesday and classes start Wednesday. Notables spoke at the assembly including President George W. Frasier and registrar Roy M. Carson.
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Roosevelt Calls Cabinet To Talk European Crisis
President Roosevelt convened a special cabinet meeting to address the European crisis amid escalating tensions. White House aides said the session was moved from Friday to Tuesday as reports from Europe arrived minute by minute.
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Reception for Rev Paterson at First Presbyterian Church
A reception will be held Wednesday evening at the First Presbyterian Church of Gresley for Rev Stewart Patterson, new pastor. The event runs from 7 30 to 9 o'clock with a program of tally and music starting promptly at 8 0 p.m. Refreshments will be served.
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Republican Leaders Meet Here on Tuesday
Republican leaders will meet Tuesday at the Weld county Republican headquarters on Eighth Ave to discuss party district turnout and coordination with co captains guiding the effort.
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Unclear OCR Note on Wood Weight Substitutions
Fragmentary text from Tribune page mentions weighings and substitutions involving weetwood and allan haya. It references one ton replacing 100 pounds and a half ton replacing 1008 pounds, but many words are garbled, making core facts uncertain. No clear event, person, or organization can be confirmed.
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Dr C Dyde Honored By State Medics
State medical society delegates ratified action from the American Medical Association convention in Chicago. Dr Charles B Dyda of Greeley was named alternate delegate to replace Dr Frank R Spencer of Boulder who could not attend. The group endorsed medical service for the poor, denounced bureaucratic control, and urged expanded public health and hospital facilities with wage-loss insurance during illness.
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Hitler Map Claims Sudeten Riches and Seizure Zones
An Associated Press map illustrates Hitler's plan to seize the Sudeten region, highlighting claims of five million metric tons of grain, eleven million tons of hard coal, and 1,180,000 tons of steel, along with extensive timber resources in the agricultural industrial state.
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Parisians Urged to Evacuate Paris by Rail
The ministry of public works urged all residents willing to leave Paris to use guaranteed railway facilities as necessary measures were prepared to evacuate civilians if the European crisis escalates toward war. Prime authorities said the plan covers rail evacuation should the situation worsen.
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Two Local Women Arrested After Evans Collision
Two well known Greeley women, Mrs. Ruth Waite and Mrs. Hattie Wolfa, were arrested on a warrant from Justin Wibert English’s court for accessory to drunken driving and leaving the scene of an accident after a collision in north Evans. Brink of Gresey faces drunken driving charges. Waite and Brink had prior related arrests. At county jail they were released to a physician for medical reasons pending trial.
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Bucharest and Belgrade reassure the Czechs
Romanian and Yugoslav officials insist Czechoslovakia remains protected by the Entente pacts. In diplomatic circles, Bucharest and Belgrade say Romania and Yugoslavia would aid Czechoslovakia with arms if Hungary launches unprovoked aggression.
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Americans Urged to Leave France If Possible
The American embassy in Paris issued a notice advising American citizens to return to the United States when able amid mounting European tensions. The bulletin notes no compelling reason to stay and reports a rush for passage on neutral ships, with sailings sold out for the next two weeks and scarce accommodations remaining.
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Czechs Decree Auxiliary War Service for Women
Czechoslovak government issues a decree mandating auxiliary war service for men and women aged 17 to 60. Report notes overall order with unrest in German-speaking areas and cites no death sentences since mobilization began. Also brief item on four children burned to death near Grand Rapids and a bond posting for tax-related charges.
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Weather Summary for Local 24 Hours and Regions
Local forecast covers 24 hours to Monday morning with a high of 87 and a low of 46. Colorado regions expect Monday night and Tuesday cooling, with frost in the southwest. Wyoming shows a cooler trend Monday night through Tuesday, while central and northeast portions stay cool Monday night.
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Beet Allotment Discussed as Strike Looms
In Chicago on September 26 representatives from 21 states of the sugar beet industry met behind closed doors to map 1939 acreage allotments with aid from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. The plan proposes an 1,080,000 acre total as a limit not a reduction, the highest since 1938.
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Colorado
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Mountain States
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Thyming
Atria
Lima
J. Austin Baasley
Chicago
Windsor Votes Tuesday on Its School Bonds
Windsor voters head to the polls Tuesday to approve a 40 000 loan for Windsor High School improvements at the junior high site. The measure would cost about 80 000 with a government grant covering roughly half. District funds and the grant would fund necessary facilities to support a growing enrollment and an undercapacity high school gym. Election officials include Judge George Ketn Frye and clerk Mrs. Billa Nagel. Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m.
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Stillwell Leaves for Stanford Senior Year at University
Chandus Stillwell, son of Brig. T. G. Stillwell, departed Saturday for Stanford University to begin his senior year. He is finishing a high pre medic course and will receive a BM degree this year.
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Fined for Reckless Driving in Colorado Incident
Rimer Breckenridge, 96, of Laporte Colorado, was arrested by Courtesy patrol Sunday on a reckless driving charge. He was fined $50 and costs by Judge J. G. English.
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