Nazi Claim of Kharkev Win Is Not Supported Elsewhere
Soviet dispatches report the Red Army repelling German assaults near Kharkov as Axis claims of a decisive victory prove unfounded. German leaders boast of annihilation, while British forces press in Tobruk and RAF strikes target Paris, Cherbourg, and northern France.
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Kharkev
Rommel
Suez
Roger Creene
Bassoeia
Wressy
Adolf J Miler
Tharkey
Khorkay
Nazicomuuninuesaid
Cmoxeow
Mritieh Iperial
Rommal
Tobruk
Muscolini
Mohammand
Asia
Wen
Rormit
Mom Abn Hl
Gazala
Bir el Huchelin Ossi
Romuel
Beiliat Iti
Weather Local Forecast For 24 Hours
Weather forecast notes scattered showers in Colorado and Wyoming with cool conditions. Temperatures vary from the 30s to the 90s across cities, including Denver and Kansas City, with mixed precipitation possible tonight and into Saturday morning.
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Tow
Colorado
Wyoming
Awarito
Cluengo
Kansas City
New Orleana
Mrs Max Meyer Dies in Denver
Mrs Max Meyer died Friday in Denver after a six week illness at a Denver hospital. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon from Feldmans Mortuary in Denver with burial at Fairmount cemetery. Survived by three children Myron Mike Meyer of Greeley Ralph and Melvin Meyer of Denver. a brother-in-law J A Tottler of Grenlay. a niece Marjorie Meyer of Greeley. and a nephew Michael Lee Meyer of Greeley. Meyer Store proprietor for many years, later sold to Charles Meyer, the couple moved to Sterling, then to Tienvar two years ago.
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Ales
Max Misyers
Greetay
Denvey
Peldman
Tenyer
Vairmount
Myron
Mike” Mayer
Greelay
Ralph
Melvin Meyer
Denver
J. A. Tottler
Grenlay
Mrs. Meyer
Marjorie Meyer
Greeley
Michard Lee Meyer
Greatey
Maa-Meyer
Meyer
Charles Ideyer
Sterling
Jay
Tienvar
Tverd
Navy Pilot Sub Sinks Enemy Vessel Off Martinique
In San Juan on May 30 the tenth district disclosed that a Navy pilot reported sinking an enemy submarine off Martinique by dropping four bombs in four minutes. The attack targeted a destroyer group en route to the United States, with prior reports uncertain about several ships involved.
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Puerto Rico
Tenth District
Martinique
Nea
United States
Guno
St. Luala
Memorial Day Emphasis On War Work In 1940s Tone
Memorial Day focused on honoring war work with parades and flowers for the fallen. Donald Nelson urged sustaining the living to continue the fight. The nation acknowledges 3,712 dead in battle, plus 120,128 WWI and 10,866 Spanish-American war deaths, and 500,000 hor d'oeuvres? No, horcides in 1900-64. A Denver caravan of 600 officers and 200 vehicles joined the Memorial Day parade.
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United States
Sual Memorial Bay
Donald Nelson
Horcides
Denver
Wort Nend
Well County
City Park Racetrack
Leo
Greeley Youth Arrested on Draft Charge
Paul E. Bracy, 22, of 1329 Thirteenth Street, Greeley, was arrested at home by deputies after failing to report for transfer as a conscientious objector. A waiter at a local restaurant claimed religious objection, leading to orders from the Weld County draft board and a California camp assignment. Delia Milter, draft board secretary, confirmed police actions after Bracy did not appear and refused to explain.
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Paul E. Bracy
Thirteenth Street
Greeley
Eviday
Bell
Tracy
W. EB. Hammond
Glen Brigg
North Weld
California
Delia Milter
Draft Board
Brney
Jim
Teyling
Remembering Sacrifices of Past at Memorial Day Service
Dr. B A Sabin, pastor of First Presbyterian, urged Gresty readers to keep American tradition alive by honoring past sacrifices and unselfish service. Memorial Day at Linn Grove cemetery included flag-raising, invocations, and tributes from veterans groups, with veterans Hawking and Hudson among the attendees.
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Uther
B.A. Sabin
First Bredendiat Church
Salim
Lha
Americas
Dr. Sabin
Navy
Ivaliens
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cecil
First Christian Church
Robert E. Vanna
Vooliysburg
World War Brothers
American Legion Auxiliary
Disabled American Veterana Auxiliary
American Navy
Pioneer Post
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Legion Auxiliary
Roy Stouts
Camp Firs
Carl Tosen
Cecth
C. SF. Griffin
Imeacshal
Bus Company To Try New Schedules
Greelng Trongapnctation company will put into effect now Wis pout. on both bug circuite on June 1, but it wll be on a real basis. WW. Woodward, manager of the company Batch The new ing, will add 12 mora blocks to the bus router, add ing aglit Blocka to the Fourteenth Avenue bus and four blocks to the Eighth Avenue bus. The Fourteenth Avenue bus will follow the present route to Ninth Street and Fourteenth Aveue. Then It will go near four blocks on Ninth Street to Eighteenth Avenue, south on Eighteenth Avenue to Twelfh Street, east on Twelfth Street to Fourteenth Avenue and south of Fourteenth Avenue to Nineteenth street and east on Nine teenth street slog the present route the rear of the way. This new route will take the bus directly in front of the high school building. The Eighth Avenue has which now goes south on Eighth Avenue to Twentyf ist Street, will, after Tone 1, go two Henke farther south to Twenty-third street before turb ine west. The added service wil remain tained at 20 minute Intervala by speeding up the rehedyls slightly.
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WW. Woodward
Ing
Fourteenth Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Ninth Street
Fourteenth
Commencement June 5 for 581 degrees and certificates
Commencement will be held June 5 for 581 graduates including 130 with degree or certificate credentials. Colorado State College of Education will host the ceremony at the Garden Theatre with a slate of arts degrees and teaching certificates listed for the spring quarter.
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Norsone
Colorado Stato College of Education
Barchélor
Arta
Hailstorm Hits Friday Night Across North County
A Saturday report describes a Friday night hail storm sweeping Pleasant Valley Gill Evens and the wheat belt west of Greeley and Kersey with small hail stones. no major damage noted. The storm coincided with the 20th anniversary of a severe event and caused electric display and heavy rain in central areas. Local factory officials found no significant ball damage and noted small hail as the main impact.
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Grooley
Shoul
Villey
Gill
Evens
Greeley
Kersey
Hereford
Drigesdale
War Powers Granted to Camacho by Deputies
Deputies approved President Camacho authority to declare war on the Axis and a second measure granting extraordinary powers to suspend constitutional rights including freedom of the press. The requests passed 136 to 0 and moved to the senate for formation.
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Pees Boextco
Simpson Law III-fated Bomber Head Directly for His Home
A two engine medium bomber crashed east of LaSalle Friday morning, killing five army men and fatally injuring a civilian technician. Simpson, living two miles southeast of the crash site, reported the plane veered toward his house only feet away, then skimmed over power lines and a hilltop before crashing in a valley. The emergency exit cover was found near the scene, unclear if shed during the crash or by occupants later.
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Simpaon
Phe Pitot
Simpean Hama
Hablil-Top
Tana
Simpson Home
Prairie Dogs Blamed In Plane Deaths
A crash report indicates prairie dog activity near the landing site may have contributed to the plane wreck. Fire and smoke followed as the craft struck ground. six men were aboard, and medical teams prepared to analyze wreckage for a possible seventh occupant.
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Clintana
Geass
Polles
Priday
Texas
Lowry
Denver
Soldiers Thank Local Officers For Assistance After Tragedy
Army sergeant toiled in relief efforts at Greeley after Friday chamber tragedy. He praised Sheriff Bus Anderson, Deputy Briggs, Courtesy Patrol, city firemen, and the Red Cross service for meals, coffee, and water. Six airmen’ s horses were moved to Denver.
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Army
Surgeant C. WW
Lowry Field
Dela
Bus Anderson
Gree Joy Palm
Sherif Anderson Amd
Glens Briggs
Bresley
Beth
Brin
Seveeant
A. C. Viebrans
Motor Transportation Pool
Quartermasters Corts
Saylor
Army Probes Weld Crash Fatal to 6
Denver crash at Lowry Field kills six servicemen and civilian Edwin Kelly as a plane with five on board dies in flames after a routing night takeoff. Army officials withhold addresses and identify the pilot. Witnesses say a wing failed and the craft exploded twice.
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Lowry
Aix
Freelay
Hasa
Vietimas
Lowry Field
Jlient
Joe de Grae
Tent
Carlos I. Kier
Training program expands at Greeley and area
Civil service officials and school leaders detailed new radio maintenance training for 40 Greeley trainees with two classes of 20. The plan includes shifts to accommodate 200 or more, pending equipment and approval. Trainees receive monthly pay rates up to 130 dollars, with further advancement possible after completing junior radio mechanics courses.
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Weder Civil Service
Lintate
Beng Wade
Morace Nann
Seventh Corps
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Wanen
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D. J. Holues
Jim Palllag
Hea Greeley
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Grocley
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