French Armies Revive To Chop All Nazi Spear In New Attack
French armies renewed a sharp attack against German positions along the channel coast, reporting advances near Abbeville and Par is as Allied forces clash with German spearheads. British and French efforts in the area aimed to blunt the German advance and defend coastal towns while naval losses and air raids affected operations near Boulogne and Dover.
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Churchill
Lamdon
Winston Churchill
Cummuys
English Channel
Bowogue
Belgium
Maxime Weypands
Eoutinel
England
Bevin
Germany
Hitler
Chaninel
Dover
Durstergie
Pid
Dunkerak
Landon Forwards Speech On Postwar Economic Reconstruction
Alfred M Landon met with Secretary Hull expressing support for postwar economic reconstruction and a stance toward Europe Asia and the Americas. He noted a U S stake in returning to normal trade and indicated opposition to Hulls trade policy while affirming readiness to aid global recovery.
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Washington
M. Landon
Tullitt
Ula
United States
Landos
Alorlea
Far East
Landon
Heeory
Hull
Narleies
Rae
Houli
Europe
Allies report gains as Abbeville falls and Namur mopped up
Reports say German forces captured a vital channel port while Premier Churchill admitted Abbeville was retaken by the Allies. Encouraging Allied attacks are noted in Gambral and Valengiennes sectors as German forces claim to have cleared Namur. French resistance strengthens near Paris and along the Somme with fall of Abbeville confirmed.
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Churchill
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Abbaville
Gambral
Valengiennes
Namur
Paris
France
Somme
Abbeville
Boulogne
Ratt
Associated Press
Industry Will Help Re Arm U S Says Weir
New York May 23 7 Wels chairman of National Steel Connot ation and foe of the naw Jews declared industry will help with a speed with efficiency rear in the United States. He said in seven years to administration hing failed to provide proper national defenge. He spoke at the main general meeting of the iva and steel bate tute.
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New, York
Wels
National Steel
Naw
Bgt
United States
Wutm
Iva
Steel
Time Editor Calls for Clear War Policy and Arms Plan
The Time editor urges a definite stance on wartime policy and armament. He argues America faces a greater challenge to liberty than ever and must act decisively to defend its values and security.
Milliken Woman Seeks 29000 Damages in Collision Suit
Lattie Stroh of Milliken Riversdale files a lawsuit seeking 29000 against Neva Bloom for injuries from a highway 255 crash on January 2. Plaintiff alleges permanent injuries and medical costs. Attorney for plaintiff is Guthner of Doltey. Guthner Gets Own Meltdown.
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Lattie Stroh
Milliken
Neva M. Bloom
Mhatte
Fee Rinn
Doultey
Guthner
Mellelne -Associaed Press
Denver
Tenyer
William H. Guthner
Tt Street
Roosevelt to Speak on Defense in Radio Address
President Roosevelt will discuss tense conditions and needs in a straight forward government report to the people. The 7:30 p.m. MST broadcast will be a general discussion of the defense situation with a direct, factual tone.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Brephen
Bal
War Wires Briefs From Front Lines May 23
Reports from Berlin, Rome, Ottawa, London cite army bulletins and government actions. A Liege fortress battalion of 20 officers and men surrendered. Mussolini calls supreme defense council for Thursday. industrial and aircraft firms urged to speed wartime output with around the clock shifts. Allied fighters claim multiple German plane shootdowns in ongoing clashes.
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Mussolini
Supreme Defense Council
Ottawa
Pro Nazi M P Rams Arrested as Parliament Man Detained
London May 23 The suspicions tied to Captain Archibald Rams Conservative MP were announced by the speaker Ramsay. Rams was detained at Brixton as police carried out a roundup of suspected Nazis. A security guard guarded Wickham Tintion headquarters of the British fascist group led by Sir Charles. The speaker said no comment on Rams’s arrest at this stage. Willard Grinnell dies of injuries after an automobile crash near Boulder Estes Park hospital reports injuries precisely listed.
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Parlament
Knave
Waa
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Ramsay
Brixton
Heth Cohumatete
Gamue
Boulder Ste
Houlder
Willard Grinnnell
Boulder Plasterar
Ummunity Hospital
Estes Park
Chappell
Gen
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FDR Accepts Resignation of Cromwell
President Roosevelt accepted James R. Cromwell resignation amid a busy period of activity. Cromwell, named to portray as a U S senator by a New Jersey Democrat, leaves a complex political scene behind as he steps into new duties.
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Cromwell
Washington
Roosevelt
James TR. Cromwell
New Jersey
Usele
United States
Wet-Dry Vote For Greeley In November
Petitions are filed in Greeley for a November wet dry election tied to the general vote. Signatures range around 300 to 500 representing about 154 percent of registered electors. If 18 percent is reached the city council must issue an alert and decide whether to permit sale of liquor. Only 3.2 beer is currently allowed in city limits.
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Greeley
Fort Lupton Senior Play Featured in Local News
Fort Lupton community notes the senior play presented at the high school with students involved across crews and roles. Windsor and Johnstown photos highlight regional scenes and student artistry. Refugees block military movement depicted with a photo sequence, drawing reader attention to wartime impacts.
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Meeber
Fort Lupton
Windsor and
Johnstown
Senate Approves Navy Bill Amid Defense Push
The Senate unanimously approved a $1.474 billion Navy appropriations bill speeding the administration's defense program. The plan would fund 2,970 aircraft with 500 to be deployed, replacing many existing planes and expanding the Navy’s fleet. It includes 345 million for development of new shore defenses and related aviation programs.
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Washington
Navy
Proponel Aviation
Coroner Determines Man Shot Fleeing Officer
May 23. Coroner's Jury rules Thomas J. Valentine died from a gunshot wound inflicted by special officer David L. H. Chaves as Valetine fled from two water workers near a Kensington department water project. Attorney A. Carroll said charges would be filed. investigation continues.
Magnuson Fined Over Parking Incident At City Museum
Morris Magnuson faced a fine after a parking dispute at the Museum of Greeley in March. A separate collision occurred near Evans when a machine operated by Mrs. HL W Aveull of Byes struck a vehicle, causing damage.
Immigration shift to Justice Department approved
A Associated Press report from Washington notes unanimous approval today for moving immigration control from the labor department to the Justice Department. The transfer, urged by President Roosevelt, aims to speed actions and improve efficiency within 24 hours after the presidential order and message.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Labor Department
Justice Department
Congress
Graduation Address to Crown C.ELS. Seniors
Dr Frasier will deliver the commencement address at College Isleigh School graduation held in the Little Theater Wednesday night June 5. The class includes 40 boys and girls, with activities from May 24 through June 5. Senior week features a beauty pageant and class day program. Officers are President Joop Iwing, Vice President Mary Alice Mackey, Treasurer Peni Olson, Secretary Murlan Selimise.
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Colese Isigh School
Little Theater
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Valve
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Joo Biwing
Mary Alice Mackey
Teragurers
Peni Olson
Murlan Selimise
Weis Fined for Passing Short Wheels at Wehrhald Service Staliyn
Howard Weis of Greeley was fined $20 and costs after pleading guilty to passing four seven dollar short wheels at the Wehrhald Service Staliyn adj vana, Justice WG. English presiding Wednesday.
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Howard Wells
Greeley
Justice WG. English
Wehrhald
Staliyn Adj Vana
Car Strikes Rear of Truck Near Lucerne
Reported collision on Highway 35 near Lucerne involved Paul Meeker of 162% Fourteenth Avenue Greeley driving a car that struck the rear of a machine operated by Frei Wass of 2019 Venth Avenue watt damaged. Estimated damage set at $115.
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Fourteenth Avenue
Greeley
Slick
Frei Wass
Venth Avenue
Weather Update for Colorado and Wyoming Regions
Partial cloudy to mostly sunny Colorado with showers and Thunder possible by afternoon. temperatures rising into the afternoon. Wyoming reports generally clear skies with light winds and a cooling trend. 24 hour forecast ending 8 pm with Thursday high near 65 and low around 39.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Limitation On WPA Gifts On Construction Debate
Washington May 23 Associated Press reports President Roosevelts Forelist outlines limits on federal aid to WPA construction. House votes 131 to 101 to oppose an amendment by Representative Dohasa Oklahoma to cap federal project support at 50,000 dollars and block federal funds for unrelated projects. Roosevelt says such limits would hurt the WPA program and national defense while a separate vote rejected earmarking 315,000,000 of relief funds for rivers and harbor projects.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rootevelt
Rowse
Dohusa
Okla
Roosevelt
Congre Leu
WEA
Mine Fire Leaves One Missing In California Shaft
An unexplained blaze in an exploratory shaft at the Jewel of the Lig mine leaves one miner missing while others escaped. Officials say another man was injured and smoke density limits downward penetration, with a 1204 foot level suspect for the missing worker.
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Terese
British Remove Mail from U S Ocean Clipper
British censors seized 22 bags of mail from the Pan American Atlantic Clipper after it was forced back to Bermuda from the Azores by bad weather. Six bags were sent to Germany, four to Italy, five to Portugal, and one each to Denmark, Sweden, Greece, Norway, and the Azores. The mail was shipped to Britain in crates and the ship’s voyage ended near New York.
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Carailton
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Azores
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Switzerland
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Sweden
Norway
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Ireland Bustles as Enter There Question Rises
Dublin May 23 A Faraly inti Irelawl tested will not tet anybody some in here was aownded telafy an address by Set O Kelly deputy trad minister John Phelps Funeral Friday funeral service for John Puetns son of Mr and Mrs Homiet Mhorps will be held Friday afternoon at 8 oclock from the Molbodlat haven Interment ak Linn Groves De Molay service will ty het at the mavn Soitley Funeral home is in charge of detains
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Set. O'Kelly
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Homiet Mhorps
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Soitley
Stimson Explains City Storage Plan at Club Meeting
LT Stimson spoke at the Cusampolitt club Wemenday eventing in the Pinte ton room. He outlined plans for Lake Milton Seaman storage to aid Greater domestic water supply. Roy Seaman of the water department was a Burst. Ord Doyle and Paul Doyle named delegates to the international convention at Norfolk with invitation to meet in 1951 in Gree ley.
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Cusampolitt + club
Pinte
Tonroom
Mr. Stinson
Roosevelt Prepared To Meet Fifth Columnists Activities
Attorney General Jackson said that President Roosevelt had prepared many months ago to meet fifth columnists. The Caliecal bureau of investigation was said to have carried out the task patiently, boldly and effectively.
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Roosevelt
Washington
May
Jackson
Cailecal Bureau of Investigation
FBI Sound Picture for Businessmen at the Elks
The FBI Sound Picture by the U S Secret Service will be shown Thursday at 4 PM in the Elks basement. It covers counterfeit money detection and fake checks and is to be shown at the Northern Colorado Peace Officers Association meeting. Angus McAuley, federal probation officer from Denver, will give the keynote address at the peace officers’ meeting.
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U. S
Secret Service
Wilteli
Ue Elks Clit
Northern
Colorado Peace Officers’ Association
Angus McAuley
Denver
Peace Officers
Kenney Low Bidder for Colorado SteelArch Bridge
Denver reports Kenney of Denver was the low bidder on a state highway contract to erect a 470 foot arch steel bridge near Redcliffe north of Lead in Amwerots. Bids totaled 132627.10 dollars with detailed project costs listed. The article also notes police custody actions involving Edward Musley and a separate court plea by James Cymminy amid a drunken driving incident.
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Denver
Frank MM. Kenney
Colorado
Kenney
Atate Highway Department
Redcliffe
Lead
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