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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1944

Page

6

Yanks Board Invasion Ships Amid Charged Hopes and Fear

In a vivid account by Howard Whitman, American troops swarm onto invasion ships near a British port on D-Day. Soldiers, many with shaved heads, wear protective gear and carry water purification tablets, rations, and weaponry as they prepare for the assault. The scene captures the mix of eagerness and grave resolve as crews embark for the coast while officers coordinate loading and embarkation details.

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Roosevelt Confirms Invasion Timing Disclosed at Tehran

President Roosevelt stated the approximate invasion time for Europe was set at the Tehran conference last December. Stalin approved the data, and Roosevelt noted plans to open the European front by late May or early June. He said U S troops were already in invasion positions, awaiting the order to sail.

Associaket Press Wawhington Hogewelt Teheran Stalin Yutssia D-Day Atlantic Evan Roosevelt Europe Roma Alt Hents Fillier

County Tax Debt Clarified by Weld County Treasurer

Weld County treasurer Seaman explains the Rocky Mountain Fuel Company owes the county $42,613 in taxes. The county has collected $37,368.61 by selling tax certificates to Lewmirkoo, Inc. The company now owes $1,144.45 for the 1943 tax bill, with arrears for 1944 pending, and the county states no loss on the tax bill.

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Yanks Bomb Nazi Airport in Romania Russia Link

U S heavy bombers struck a German airfield near the Romanian city of Galati at the Danube hub during a second phase of a combined operation. Soviet ground forces joined American air power, the communique said, with six enemy interceptors down and two American fighters still missing.

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Three U.S. Navy Ships Active in Allied Landing Support

Headquarters announced that three big U.S. Navy ships including cruisers Augusta and Taracgiooss and battleship Nernila participated in bombardment in support of Allied landing operations. The report notes the ships were active as of Wednesday, June 7, with the American fleet aiding the effort.

U.S. Navy Presa Aled Augusta Nernila

Eisenhower Signals From Trailer For France Invasion

General Dwight Eisenhower directed the initial invasion phase from a dim trailer, weighing air, wind, and visibility as American troops prepared to sail. He toured airfields, met with commanders, and communicated with his staff while troops assembled for the Normandy assault.

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Diplomatic exchanges wrap as Cripsholm arrives with POWs

The sixth prisoner exchange between the United States and Axis nations concluded today as the Swedish ship Cripsholm lands in Jersey City with 131 passengers, including 63 wounded American soldiers held as prisoners in Germany. Portugal claims sole control of exports and wolfcam production amid talks with the United States Britain and Britain.

Jersey City N. J. -Tuner Unit States Agia Uner Cripsholm Germany Portugal Associated Presa

Allies Reported To Make Landing In Greece Today

Ankara reports buzz over an Allied landing on Peloponnesus in Greece with no confirmation yet. Officials say the Peloponnesus islands south of Corinth could serve as a stepping stone to the Balkan mainland while noting the Allies would not violate Turkey's neutrality in the area.

Greece Ankara Ankare Peloppopesus Altho Feloponnesus Lelands Pelops Jathmun Corinth Balkan High Source

House votes for early trials for Pearl Harbor case

Washington tally shows the House passing legislation by 305 to 25 to extend by three months the period beyond which officers accused of negligence could be immune from prosecution. The measure aims to speed court martial proceedings in the Pearl Harbor matter ahead of November elections.

Washington Pearl Harbor

Navy Men Die as Liberator Crashes at Camp Kearny

Eighteen Navy personnel are dead and twelve injured when a Liberator bomber crashed into structures at Camp Kearny auxiliary air station near Kearney. Eleventh Naval District reported seven serious injuries and five minor. Initial accounts questioned personnel duties during the crash.

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Unfavorable Weather Delays D Day Channel Crossing

A London report on Wednesday notes deteriorating weather hindered the Allied Channel crossing and forced delayed landings. Naval and air forces faced low altitude attacks as conditions worsened, with planners hoping better weather would ease the invasion. The Savannah completed the final Atlantic crossing in 1813 as a historical contrast.

M. Long London Cwerrian Iinet Merita Sicily Expeditionary Air Force

Invasion catches Nazis off guard as planes spot forces

Report from France describes Allied reconnaissance and bombardment during the invasion. German defenses slept as British and American ships, destroyers, and landing craft moved into position. Minesweepers cleared paths while heavy air and sea bombardment rained on coast installations.

Bob Millet Camblngan Press Associated Préus France Sualas United Gertian

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