New Weygand Strategy Reported Breaking Nazi Drive On Paris
Berlin dispatch claims the Weygand plan checked a major German assault along a 200 mile northern front toward Paris and Le Havre. French defenses held at key points, with new American and Allied support claimed to slow and halt German tanks and breakthrough efforts.
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France Shakes Up Her Cabinet Daladier Dropped From Lineup
France undergoes a major cabinet reshuffle as Prime Minister Reynaud assumes foreign affairs and war duties, replacing Daladier who is ousted. Anou Provost named director general of the newspaper, with other ministers shuffled, including M Rosaard to public works and Lamocoux amid broader reorganizations. A separate Colorado WPA news brief notes 3,600 workers dropped from relief rolls as the program slides to 13,836 beneficiaries.
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France Pledges Allied Fight Beside Britain
Paris reports Premier Reynaud stating the Allies can hope for a favorable outcome as a German drive pushes toward Paris. He outlined Allied operations since the war began and praised French patriotism while noting the British alliance remains central to liberty.
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Deaths and Puns HUAT in Jol 714 at Greelay
Unclear obituary fragment lists a brother J. Serthige, a mother Niobert Adan and Anna Lati, Teo Anger, all of Greelay or Greeley, with references to Macy's Drawing Thorn and fateyment Linn argv, indicating a local death notice with sparse readable names and connections.
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District Wins Condemnation Suit in Larimer County
In Fort Collins a Larimer District Court jury awarded Northeastern Colorado Water Conservancy District defendant Dean $457,701 in a condemnation case over right of way for the Colombo Big Thompson project. The suit claimed $3,495. officials said the verdict is considered highly satisfactory. Nixon of Greely represented the district.
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Windsor families seek legal action for death of child
Coffin awards Botts 2065.32 against town of Windsor over the death of Little Dott at the White or cemetery. Judge Coffin grants 966.92 for medical and hospital costs and 1600 for funeral expenses. Case lists Mrs John Dutt and others as plaintiffs against Windsor authorities.
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Crop Conditions Improve Across Colorado With Some Drought Areas
Crop conditions show overall improvement in Colorado through late June as non-drought northern counties Weld Logue Phillips and Sedgwick report stress on small grains and potential decline if moisture worsens. Irrigated crops enjoy strong growth, water supplies improving for a normal season while some northern areas suffer from moisture loss and potato and sugar beet fields show abandonment due to irrigation limits.
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Paul Griffith Heads National Telegraph Workers on Salt Lake Trip
Paul Griffith head of the United States Telephone Workers federation travels to Salt Lake City for the national convention. He says the union remains independent of A F of L and CSO, cites 115000 current members and 165000 potential, and discusses industry changes, employment trends, and wage issues amid technological advancement. He notes independence from larger unions, mentions New York Edison, and references Chicago papers denouncing administration while en route with accompanying colleagues.
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Creeley
World War War Services Recall by Colorado Lawyers
Greeley lawyer William J. Kelly reports at a Southern Colorado War association meeting that lawyers provided free legal aid to draft subjects and supported draft boards. He notes courts limited work during wartime, physicians offered free examinations, and county officials aided war efforts. He mentions Weld County boards in Greeley and Eaton and recalls a shift away from voluntary free services in 1933 amid political influence. He adds that Southern Colorado benefited from heavy rains with full water holes and good range condition.
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Missing Childs Journey From Salt Lake City Westbound
Two children Shirley 12.1 and Betty Jean are to be taken from Salt Lake City to California by Pontiac automobile. Lefors will drive them back to their home in an Chicago suburb. Authorities issue travel details and safety precautions.
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Wide-Spread Bombing Of England Fails and No One Is Fatally Hurt
German raids on English targets last night caused fires in Lincolnshire and small damages but no fatalities were reported. The air ministry and home office confirmed widespread bombing with several bombs dropped near the Thames district, the North Sea coast, and the east coast while Royal Air Force crews fought back with searchlights active.
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