French Cannon Fire on Tanks Point-blank
French forces faced a German armored onslaught along the Oise region with heavy French artillery and infantry. Allied air support and mobile units held lines while German losses were reported heavy at several villages and towns, including Avesnes and Montmedy, as French defenses regrouped.
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Derthera
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Lie Pocket
Mesa
Lynivssen
Mghier
Dhe Verehus
Sedahy
Tha
Avesnes
Montmedy
Matt Nakinat
Glens
Innuce
London
Priday
Gervan
Balto
Nalgu
France
Neroid
German Armies Reach Antwerp Fortifications Fall Berlin Claims
Berlin reports German forces entered Antwerp and raised the swastika flag as Allied defenses retreat on a broad front in Belgium and northern France. British and French lines pull back toward the coast, with observers noting a potential broader German advance toward the English Channel.
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DNB
Adelf Hitler
Kaiser Wilhemn
Antwerp
Europa
Belgin
kouLtt
France
Novih
England
Small Girl Injured By Harrows
Mary Ane Rosewolf, a girl about years old, was seriously injured when she was struck by harrows while near a road. She was taken to Greeley Hospital for treatment after the accident occurred as her father tried to stop the attached tractor. The incident happened near the Layvan area and involved individuals from Puinp I. Duliunder and TaSille, with several bystanders witnessing the event.
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Mary Ane
MM. Rosewolf
Greeley
Fay
Wongemont
Ruth Holanider
Asughtor
Puinp I. Duliunder of Voule Gre
TaSille
Greeley Hospital
Injured Mrs Noveross and kerosene incident
An elderly woman named Mrs Noveross was injured after a child drank kerosene. The report notes a fall and subsequent medical care at a local hospital. A one year old, son of Glen AMMO, received emergency treatment after ingesting a substance, with rescue and hospital transfer arranged.
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Fred Noverass
Greelay
Moma
Dount Aison
Glen Ammo
Sérrot
Fourth Avenue
Geooley
Mayor Urges Thorp Study Govt Change in Greeley
The mayor urges a comprehensive study of Greeley’s government and potential charter changes, arguing for or against restructuring under a five-class form. He cites rapid growth, population increase from 16,000 to about 25,000, and seeks citizen discussion free of partisan politics. The issue follows the city’s population expansion and pending classification under state law, with legal counsel aiding the review. A separate incident notes a collision on highway 86 near Lucerne involving trucks, causing about $160 damage and no injuries.
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Greely
Iba
Gta
Meyer Geratt
Colpitts
Greeley
Thornly
Colpitte
A. Colpitte
Robert G. Soule
Mr. Colpitts
Newt
Colpitt
Greetoy
Caby
Greeley C C Eyes Plant In Town For Aircraft Work
Secretary FE Folbrecht of the Greeley Chamber of Commerce said Saturday the group will investigate the possibility of attracting a plane plant to Greeley to manufacture airframes and related equipment for war needs. President Roosevelt and other officials discussed boosting U S aircraft production. Kollvecht predicted a formal board meeting will decide the matter Monday. Justice Benjamin Co. of the Colorado Supreme Court commented on possible succession plans but did not commit.
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Folbrecht
Greeley
Camainche
Snah
Roosevelt
Gad Kollvecht
Aden
Board of Inrectors
Weather Summary for Colorado With Cloudy and Wind Notes
Fragmentary weather notes describe partly cloudy skies in Colorado with unsettled conditions into Saturday night and Sunday. Mentions include wind, possible rain or precipitation, and temperatures around mid 30s to 40s with limited detail on timing and locations.
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Colorado
War fear and bomb routes in America sighted
In a Navy Belgium scene American readers see bombed streets and wrecked houses as debate rages over whether the event is fact or wishful thinking. A second AP image maps routes Roosevelt cited for possible air attacks and the Vic boxes show the quoted flying lines.
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America
Navy
Belgium
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Americas
Greeley Faces First Class City Classification Debate
Greeley risks reclassification as a first class city under census results, prompting talks from residents and Weld County's delegation. Preliminary figures show about 15,476 with final near 16,000, potentially increasing pressures for government reform and tax changes. Continued discussion expected on page 6.
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Greeley
Groeley Ateurothera
Weldsoyaty
Ureley
Local injuries mix toll from Friday accidents
Ruth Bohlender recovers from a fall from a horse while Ruth La Salle suffers brain injury and partial coma. Other victims include Shonix with lower back trauma and Mina Dollender, both treated after Friday incidents. An auto collision on Sixth Street left one injured and damage estimated at fifteen dollars.
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Ateidibe Phyeletin
Tuth Loblemler
la Salle
Axner
Ajieles
Ora Rao
Larne
Mina Dollender
Shonix
Two Out on Bond After Mead Fight
Two men from the Mead district, Stewart and Em bree, were brought to the Rounda on a warrant alleging assault and battery on Grover Wutvon near Mead last Saturday night. They pleaded not guilty before Justice English and furnished bond of $400. The hearing was scheduled for May 24, with Lovgmait hospital in pity a Wawken Ji on rout mentioned in incomplete text.
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Stewart
Charles Embree
Mead
Italians Flee From Rumania Amid War Clouds
Reported in Bucharest on May 14 Italians in Romania were urged to return home as war tensions rise in the Balkans. Romania cracks down on foreign workers and columnists sans permits, with 10 000 affected and potential internment in a new concentration area near Greece. Military moves include a 71936 draft batch of 28 year olds due May 25 to reinforce border defenses with Albania and Italy.
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Rumenia
Balkans
Liexlezatton
Rumania
Ministry of Interior
Lig
Aul
Ardovel Oth Torcigiera
Jorattte
Greece
War Ministry
Albania
Two Tribune Photographers Win Awards
Two photographers from The Tribune earn honors in the second annual Photoplay contest by Colorado College of Journalists. Rave Clark wins honorable mention for a sports scene. Utah-based Salt Lake City Tuleyvany shares top spots in spot news and feature divisions. Kenneth Dundy of Denver’s Rocky Mountain News tops the sporty division with a basketball photo. Ed Proit’s hotel scene wins news division, and a child portrait earns a minor prize in the follow-up feature. Newcomer Newby Wiser from Salt Lake City Television takes second in the sporty division.
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Greeiey Daily Tribuna
Derams
Bunker
Rave Clark
Enat
Ows
Colorado Wilyovelty College of Journalies
bin Pale
Tne
Salk Lake City
Tuleyvany
Wenneth Dundy
Denver Rocky Mountain News
Salt Lake Chy
Talekram
Keep American Army at Home Says Yarnell
The speaker urges keeping the United States out of overseas wars and financing only a peace backed by pledges to curb future war usage. He argues containment of a global conflict within continental limits and insists national defense must rely on sea power and unity, warning against a repeat of past imperialist goals.
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Cole
United States
Adimirs Yarnell
Atlante
Willey
Sea Ta
Phan
Mational
Lovaston
Fu Wind
Lydia Horne Pioneer Here Dies Friday
Lydia Frances Sharne 66 a prominent pioneer of this community died Friday at her home 721 Trellis Street after prolonged illness. Born in Wolfeboro New Hampshire her married name was Stickpool later Horne. She and George B. Horne came to Greeley in 1880 and started a family run stationery business that lasted 45 years. She held leadership roles in the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Women’s Benefit Corps, and remained active in local civic work. Interment Monday at 2 o'clock at Acacia Lawn with survivors including ten children grandchildren and relatives.
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Ard. Horne
Wolfeboro
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Stickpools
Duaghie
George Bdlicrus
Rustwn
Greeley
Lornes
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Ethel
Gorge H. Morne
Dana Horne
Seatlh
Belly
Frances Norne
Greviey
Aed
Yosaphena
New Tineshire
Fanecoryico
Aiacys
Gio 3Rova
Roosevelt cancels Western trip and Hyde Park visit
President Roosevelt announced the virtual cancellation of a Western swing planned for next month due to wartime abroad problems and the need to strengthen American defenses. He said he will not travel to Hyde Park this weekend and will hold a press conference instead.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Deputy Sheriff Killed in Auto Crash Near Trinidad
Deputy Sheriff Killed in a crash west of Trinidad as 25 year old Madet Williams of Lis Abinina county died before reaching Trinidad hospital. The late deputy, known for work against lawbreakers and gang activity, faced frequent gun and punishments threats linked to his duties.
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Tlarry PT
Leaiton
Jones
Lis Abinina County
Wiles Hovb
Trinidad
Trinidad Hospital
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