Norway Surrenders to Germany Two Months After Invasion
Norway capitulated to Germany two months after the invasion as King Haakon and government fled to England. Allies reportedly withdraw from Narvik rail line and Oslo. Norway seeks aid to sustain resistance while negotiations and German peace terms emerge.
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Labor Board Seeing Things Amid Article Mix of Figures
A garbled report cites a Labor Board address on protecting American labor and progressive legislation, noting opposition in Congress and a drive to influence constitutional liberties. It mentions Leonard Max and a host, Dr Presstoun, along with Cloutette Colbert Purples 45 in a clipping about dogs and spending on dogs versus dogs food.
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Aydb ero Mrs Hovng Rydberg Services Held
Obituary notice for Mrs Hovng Rydberg of 1215 5th Street with service Tuesday at 1:30 PM from Macy’s Drawing Room and interment at Linn Grove cemetery.
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Aull resident 74 year old Mrs Beela De Seela mother to Ed Seela of Greeley Lee Seela of Loveland Dao Seela of Danyer Edith Jarvis of Ilfle Colo Lona Hitt of Alamosa Colo and Ano Seala of Portland Oregon with funeral arrangements pending.
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Portland
President Roosevelt Arrives With Refugees
President Roosevelt arrives in New York amid the refugee crisis as about 700 Americans flee Europe. The steamer Beha, delayed by fog, carried a majority of women and children who boarded at Galway, Ireland, after evacuation orders from the Allied forces.
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Roosevelt to Speak on War From Charlottesville
President Roosevelt will deliver a major pronouncement on the world war and international affairs from Charlottesville, Virginia, tomorrow evening. Stephen Early said the talk will cover the present state of international affairs and will be broadcast in several languages. The time window is 4:16 to 4:30 p.m. eastern.
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WPA Proposes Reform Before Fall Election
Washington June 1 WPA proposes reforms to curb manipulation in relief job certification under tight supervision if Congress passes the relief bill. Colonel I G Harrington, WPA commissioner, asked funds to standardize eligibility and deployment methods, with up to five million to cover local agency costs, and to require agencies to approve staff reductions and locations. He noted some jurisdictions certify applicants prompt as needed, others only after jobs are available, and warned of widespread irregularities across agencies.
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U. S. Liner Sails to Port Amid War Peril
The U S liner with 000 Americans aboard sailed from Verdon yesterday bound for Joshon and then Ireland. The vessel will call at Ireland and Portugal as it carries Americans fleeing the European peril. The flag shows only American passengers, with belligerents branding the claim.
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Lomells Infant Oles Dies in Lomello Area
Infant son of Mr amdre Ceruado Lomeli died Saturday night. Interment at Evans cemetery Munday.
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Weygand Still Is Hopeful of Saving Paris
Paris reports General Weygand, 73, as Allied commander, hopeful to slow Hitler’s all out offensive. He argues a hold debt defense and fighting from village to village can exhaust German forces, preserving France’s core lines while delaying collapse.
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Medics Offer Low Cost Service Plan Across States
The American Medical Association moves toward a statewide low cost care plan named medics or byatems with monthly prepayments from 1.60 to 2.50 per person. The plan aims to extend medical service beyond the indigent, backed by state societies in at least 14 states including California Colorado Connecticut Massachusetts Michigan Missouri Utah Vermont Washington New York and Oregon. A meeting of about ten thousand physicians is noted as the association outlines the new approach. Mrs Lastenta Valdes, 18, wife of Manuel Valdez, dies at Greeley hospital with funeral set for St Peters Church Monday morning.
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Italian freighters Receive Orders to Call at Italian Ports
War updates report Italian freighters Pone logan and Cartonia ordered to halt lumber shipments and head to nearest Italian port. Other dispatches describe French high command in the Argonne battle and air raid sirens in Rome. Censorship and troop movements across Europe are noted, with Italian ships under guard at Port Said and Egypt’s Suez Canal tightly monitored.
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Three Pronged Panzer Attack Near Paris Reported
Paris area bombings and German mass parachute drops signal a coordinated three pronged assault on Paris from the west east and north. Berlin claims 1.8 million troops and heavy armor advancing toward the Seine front as Weygand warns this could be the final hours of the battle for France.
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