Tokyo Accuses Soviet General I Advises China by Telephone
Shanghai reports claim Ihora bloc casualties in Japanese raids on Chinese air bases with 450 killed and 15 captured or missing. Marshal Galents-Blucher directs Chinese resistance from Siberia while Tokyo cites Soviet aid via telephone to China as Japanese forces push northwest of Shanghai.
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China
Shanghai
Central
Ihora
Hursday
Vassily Cailants Bilechier
Japan
Alitode
Kiangwan
Deiei Yanosc
Nanking
Marvaal Galents-Blucher
Chines
Siberia
Deiei
B.J) Lepin
Amassy
Nan- Ing
Fulleai
Sit Kiang
Muuiliong
Soviet
Acyous Sinkiang
Dmitri Bogomelof
Moscow
Russia
Bogomo
Museuw
Natchang
Kiangsi
Glinesa
Hong Ying
Eighth Route Army
Slanst Morin
Bar Association Drops Black Probe and Studies Secret Orders
The American Bar Association halted an investigation into Justice Hugo Black’s appointment and ordered a joint study of resolutions favoring a public hearing on Supreme Court nominations. Senator Sumners spoke of a “battle line” to defend constitutional government while the group delayed action on the Black matter. Justice Black was set to address the nation on NBC about charges linking him to the Ku Klux Klan as the court prepared to resume after a summer recess.
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Kansas City
American Bar Association
Justice Luck
Torther
Supreme Court
Assembly of the Association
al! Inst
Resolutions Committee
Bargu
Senate
Sumners
Néndmin
Milich
Aclign
Junior Chamber Talks 2 Hour Game Closing at Homecoming
The Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce discussed a two hour closing during the Gresley Stars Homecoming football game with North Dakota State. Local merchants were asked to back the move, and the final meeting noted support from several businesses.
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Neronoga
Ocreeley Wisiness
Gresley Stars
North Dakota State
Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce
Giants Clinch National Flag in 2 1 Victory Over Phillies
The New York Giants clinched their 15th league championship by defeating the Philadelphia Phillies 2 to 1. Pitcher Carl Hubbell, the left hander, earned the win as the season reached its pennant conclusion with Bill Terry as manager.
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Philadelpha
Car Hubbell
New York Giants
Phillies
Giants
Bill Terry
New York
Wness
First Game At Philadelphia and Boston Citizens
Baseball brief reports two early games with line scores and misprints. Philadelphia 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 batters. New York and Brooklyn also noted. Boston 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0. Macfayden aids, police court fines, and missing persons updated. Carrie Yong fined. missing children returned. 1522 Fourth Avenue, Greeley. accidents at 8 10 a.m. Seven Avenue Sixteenth Street. Bernarr Mag Fadden completes New York to Miami nonstop solo flight.
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Yong Carrie
Fourth Avenue
Greeley
James James
Eighth Avenue
Capsu
Sixteenth Street
Seventh Avenue
Soles N
Miami
Pla
Bernarr Mag
Fadden
New York
Biami
Italians Must Quit Spain or Foes Get Aid
A League of Nations subcommittee reportedly recommended to Premier Mussolini that Italian volunteers withdraw from the Spanish civil war or risk reopening the French frontier to aid Valencia. The draft resolution centers on foreign intervention, with a two month deadline to enforce withdrawal or face a return to a stricter nonintervention policy.
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Associated Press
Geneva
League of Na
Iona
Mussolini
Valencia
Spain
Italy
Hoover Attacks State Parole Administration
Hoover charges the state parole system with major failings and alleges abuse of justice. The report notes Hoover’s critique amid a broader federation of investigators and a controversial framing of the system’s operations.
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Hoover
State Parole Administration
Conservancy Board Organizes Initial Dist Levy Here
The Northern Colorado Water Conservancy district formed to fund the Colorado Big Thompson diversion project elected Charles Hansen of The Greeley Tribune as chairman and president. M Die of Port Morgan named secretary and district manager. a tax levy of 8 mills was approved for 1937 on all real and personal property within the district.
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Northern
Colorado
Hangen
Northern Colorado War Users Association
Dig
Backstage Strife Menaces AFL Building Trades Split
Sept. 30 backstage battle threatened to split the American Federation of Labor building trades department as carpenters backed Josep A. Metuer Chey of New York for president. Four member unions eyed secession risking mass jurisdictional strikes and delays like the federal building in Washington, D C, held up over cover placement on radiators.
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Federal
Washington, D. C
Weld Potato Growers Vote for Control Plan
Weld county potato growers vote 866 to 52 in favor of a soil conservation program plan. The measure, announced Thursday at the county agent's office, seeks controlled potato production under a 1938 conservation framework.
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Weld Potato Growers
Weld County Pouls
Washington Not Surprised by Jap Reply
Washington officials expressed no surprise at the Japanese reply to President Hulls protest over bombing of Chinese non combatants. Some disappointment was noted over lack of specific guarantees to halt air raids, with no clear next diplomatic move indicated. Officials stressed the issue is currently considered closed while reaffirming the stance against bombing civilians. In related notes, authorities indicated no plan to scale back diplomatic representation in China in response to Nipponese warnings.
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Washington
Eir J Qles
Itull
Japan
Tokyo
United States
China
Cummings Addresses Bankers on Sugar Bill and Water Project
A Denver region bankers meeting at the Greeley Country Club drew 126 bankers from Northern Colorado with delegates from Denver and Cheyenne. Congress member Tred Cummings outlined the sugar bill and the Colorado Water Project while praising association leaders and indicating support for early congressional appropriations.
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Cummings
Sugar
Colorado
Northerm Colorado
Will Viettors
Denver
Cheyenne
Greeley Country Club
Joseph Olson
Pederal Road'ye Bank
Congresaman
Tred Cummings
Hig Salx
Roosevelt's Good Will Visit Aboard Destroyer Phelps
President Roosevelt sails from Seattle for a goodwill vigil to Victoria British Columbia aboard the destroyer Phelps amid rain storms. He plans to return to Port Angeles Washington before nightfall as storm warnings sweep the Olympia peninsula region. The trip includes a night at Lake Crescent and a 206 mile drive across the peninsula to Tacoma before resuming the special train.
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Sealth
Wash
Roosevelt
Victoria
British Columbia
Phelps A
United States
Port Angelus
Olympia Peninsula
Lake Crescent
Peninsula
Eneirelig
Repeal Talk by Alonzo Baker at Gunter Hall Tonight
San Francisco editor Alonzo J. Baker speaks at Gunter Hall on repeal and highway safety. He addresses drunken driving, alcohol testing, and education in Colorado under the Colorado Anti Saloon League sponsorship, following visits to Boulder Grand Junction and upcoming stops in Denver and Sterling.
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Gunter Hell
Alonzo J. Baker
San Francisco
Colorado
Endeavour I Returns Home After Two-Week Missing Voyage
The Endeavour I, America’s Cup yacht, arrived in home waters after a two week disappearance following a towline snap. Lloyds of London and Live’d Point station tracked her as she passed the southwestern coast of England at 9 45 a m and headed toward Gosport. Fog earlier hampered contact with tugs and planes during the vessel’s absence.
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Pyesu
London
Son
Gail
Ina Yecht
Msso
Belgium
Liz
Morgenthau silent on balancing budget hopes
Washington dated Sept 30 Morgenthau declined to predict a balanced budget for the current year President Roosevelt said incomes would balance in the next fiscal period beginning July Treasury surveys seek economies Morgenthau avoided details on saving methods or tax changes He cited past tax policy remarks and noted Congress did not pass new taxes The Red Cross national convention was announced to be held in San Francisco in May
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Washington
Ite
Balanc
Morgenthau
Forgetmenot Sale Raises Funds for Disabled Veterans
A Forget-me-not day sale raised 207.53 dollars on Saturday, benefiting Disabled Veterans and its Auxiliary. Irene Stevens and Miz Anery Owens served as sale chairs, with organizers noting support from the heretofore unnamed groups.
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Matritn Veterios
Uae
Ahngune Cement
Anery Owens
Miz
Irene Stevens
Sale
Great Western Starts Harvest in Northern Territories
Great Western begins a 920 million pound sugar beet harvest in 230000 acres served by the company. The first beets were dug in the Big Horn basin Wyoming with processing at Lowell Wyoming starting yesterday. Harvest in eastern Colorado starts Oct 4 and in northern Colorado and Nebraska Oct 5. Company plans slicing beets at 43000 tons daily across 21 factories by Oct 8 with unrestricted deliveries starting Oct 9. Wage increases push company to highest pay rates in history as about 5000 workers join the campaign. About 19000 farmers grow beets in the territory and 16000 field workers will be employed. Amassed yields are forecast at 13 tons per acre in the Colorado district with Brush Sea expected over 14.25 tons and 14 tons in other areas.
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Denver
Seut
Great Wartern Sugar Company
Big Horn
Wyoming
Communny
Lowell
Wyo
Colorado
Jorthern Colorado
Nebraska
Tank A. Kemp
Gren Westerns
Billings
Lavell
Faye
Ross
Joseph Muandru
Bald
Fohingtown
Gale
Mundru
Kemp
Great Western
N. Ry McCreery
Brush Sea
Hickaton
Windsor
Longmont Seations
Cattle Rustlers Told They Face Tough Penalties
Governor Ammons and state officials led a drive against cattle rustling in Colorado. They promised no excessive clemency and urged judges to impose maximum penalties on those convicted of stealing cattle and transporting carcasses by motor trucks. State agencies pledged aid to curb the thefts plaguing many regions.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colorado
Child Dies of Paralysis and Two More in Peril
Denver reports a child death from infantile paralysis and two others rushed by ambulance to hospitals. Names mentioned include Tolan, Ireland, and Moreland. locations cited include Canon City and Pueblo with transfers from Olney Springs. The article notes infantile paralysis as the cause in Canon City and describes ambulance movements and hospital care.
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Uolo
Tieton Ireland
Canun City
Tolan
Wilbur Ira
Tallahassoo
Canon City
Olney Springg
Pyetto
Eilean Moreland
Wis
Tark View Hospital
der Sondithon
Jain
Warrants Served in Food License Cases
Police served warrants Thursday morning on several food-firm operators for failure to pay an inspection fee of $5. Complaints issued against 14 firms, with five paid, two out of business, and one ownership change blocking proper notification. Firms named include Bick’s Billard Parlor, Bus Cafe, Goltage Grocery, and Nake-Rite Bakery among others.
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Greeley Suginésg Firma
Creeley
Toursény
Trosa
W. EB. Stanton
A. B. Gwinder
Ninth Street
Bick's. Billard
Ninth Streets
Fred N. Fetch
Goltage Grocery
Sixth Avenue
Nake-Rite Bakery
Tri ‘Toney
Tenth Street
British Labor Calls for Jap Goods Boycott
The British Labour Party plans to push for a world boycott of Japanese goods after condemning attacks on Chinese cities. Party leaders aim to brief an emergency parliamentary session, with Clement Attlee to seek a special session before October 26 if possible.
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British Labor Party
Labor Party
Bourna
Nouth
Clement Attlee
Downing Strait
Arseloi
House of Cometons
Neville Chamberlain
Commons
League.of Nations
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Junior Chamber
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Parale
Factors Bureau of Investigation
International Association
Londo
Harry Baeward
Augustis Twyford
Ei Go Broadtridge
Tae Newt
Minneapolis
Deimar
Archur-Daniels- Midland Company
Muscadell
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Conservancy Board
Reuben Nathnust
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