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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1944
Page
7
Fragmented wartime column discusses De Gaulle’s reception in Allied debates and the Liberation Committee’s role in France. It notes Churchill’s hesitations, American stance, and Allied coordination with Free French leadership amid Easter invasion rumors and Italian front successes.
Registration begins at 7 o clock for the summer term of the Teachers College. Miss Marian Albert and Carroll Gilbert host a farewell dance at the Country Club with about 200 guests. Kenneth Rush and Carroll Gilbert depart for Taiwan and China on a study trip. Notable tennis results list Pauline Bal and Doris Hart advancing in the national clay court event in Detroit as top contenders.
Ansosland Press reports the 11th annual AllStar grid game will feature Broun of pollens football stars against the Chicago Nears, national grid champions, at Dyche Stadium Northwestern on August 30. Proceeds go to war charities.
Allied forces fight along a 100 mile Cherbourg front as German reserves surge and air and sea power threaten to shape one of the largest engagements of the war. Gen Charles De Gaulle makes a dramatic allied appearance signaling potential progress toward resolving tensions with the French Committee of National Liberation.
Da Correvont, a chief petty officer in the navy, wed Dorothy Lagorio, a high school classmate, after a long career as a standout football player and later a halfback at Northwestern University. The ceremony occurred in June in Chicago.
An ad lists a daily bus service between Greeley and Longmont with a pickup at Greeley station on 10th Street and a 4 15 p m departure, noting baggage and express options and a contact phone.
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