Warsaw Bombardment and Polish Air Defenses
German planes swept Warsaw as three German armies invaded Poland, while German and Soviet actions expanded across the frontier. Polish forces claimed several enemy aircraft shot down and reported refugee casualties as bombings continued along the Vistula corridor.
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Poland
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Mutno
Gabil
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Krakow
Gdynia
Chojnice
Pomorze
Witler
Compgnique
Lowng
War Officially Began At 6b AWM
The entry notes the Nazi invasion era begin on Friday September 1 1939 with Adolf Hitler announcing in the Reichstag that German forces had repelled and returned fire after German soldiers were shot at since 4 5 a m The report marks the moment as the official start of the war between Germany and Poland with Hitler’s speech recorded for history.
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Denver
Howe
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Hitler
Germany
Poland
How This War Was Begun Thursday in Berlin
The Berlin broadcast claimed Poland mobilized its army after talks failed over the Danzig corridor. Hitler announced impending force, citing Polish frontier violations, and Danzig was returned to Germany. The German navy and air force began bombarding Polish cities, including Warsaw, amid escalating hostilities.
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Hiller
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Herlin
Hitler
Polmud
Greater Germany
Albert Forster
Nazi Tad
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Polis
Warsaw
Tie
Hgny
Ey Frone
Labor Day Holiday Closes Greeley Businesses
On Labor Day Monday September 4 stores in Greeley suspend business. Only drug stores operate briefly. post office lobby opens for parcel pickup. The Greely Tribune will not publish Monday editions. Police fire sheriff and courtesy patrol offices stay open.
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Grelesy Tribune
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Colorado Weather Forecast Near IneUhtalield Area
Partly cloudy Friday night and Saturday with scattered showers or thunderstorms in the IneUhtalield north central area Friday afternoon or night and in the mountains Saturday. Cooler Saturday. Local highs around 90 this Friday, lows near 65.
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IneUhtalield
Readiness for War as Europe Faces Mobilization
England and France declare readiness for war after Germany presses ahead with invasion of Poland. Hitler demands force, while France mobilizes troops and Parliament, with global fear of a widening conflict. France and Algeria declare a state of siege as Paris streets crowd and officials react to the Polish crisis.
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Poland
Irmchman
Exteria
Tt World
Wos
Hitler Says He Tried To Avoid Fight
Adolf Hitler told President Roosevelt in a wartime message that Germany had done all in its power to avert conflict with Poland. He cited offers of mediation from Great Britain but blamed the Polish government for thwarting peace efforts. The German reply was conveyed by Dr. Dieckmann as the third person to address Mrs. Deal.
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Adolf Titer
Ogsevelt
Germany
Poland
Majnar
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Poe
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Champ” Clark
Roosevelt
Ango
Europe
England Warns Poland Help If Troops Stay
War situation summary reports German forces invading Poland in retaliation with possible allied aid requests from Warsaw to Britain and France. Mobilization orders issued across Britain, France, and other nations as front lines and rail systems are mobilized while diplomacy and neutrality efforts continue amid growing conflict.
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Associated Press
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Poland
Hitler
Reichstag
Danzig
Warsaw
Polnd
London
Chamberlain
Germany
Paris
Washington
Roosevelt
Rome
Italy
War Bulletins Exchange To Stay Open
Washington reports the New York Stock Exchange will stay open during wartime barring extraordinary actions. A Soviet victory claim and a long, chaotic stream of war notices from Berlin Moscow Paris and London outline evacuations air raids and diplomatic moves as nations react to German aggression with Britain France and Poland pledging support and mobilization.
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