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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1944

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Arezzo Falls to British Eighth Army in Gothic Line Push

Allied forces pierced the Gothic Line as Arezzo fell to a rapid mobile assault by the British Eighth Army. German defenses collapsed along 70 miles of the line, with Arezzo and nearby strongholds near Livorno and Pisa entering Allied hands. Air and ground campaigns also disrupted German rail and road links to the Po sector.

Rome Arezzo Florence Livorno Leghorn Pisa Eighth Army River Piacenza Alessandria Genoa Jense Bangi di Casciana Arno Pontedera Olmo Monte Lignano Associated Press Lynn Heinzer- Wng

Nordics Report Nazi Robot Bombs With 10 Ton Weight

Stockholm Tidningen claims Germany assembled about 10 000 robot bombs in western Jutland Denmark capable of 700 mph at over 65 000 feet, potentially reaching New York with 30 times the blast radius though sources doubted the claim. A military expert said Germany has tested robots farther than current models.

Stockholm Stockholm Tidningen New York Jutland Denmark Ing Tidningen England

Von Kluge Critiques Allied Scientific War Tactics

Field Marshal Guenther von Kluge denounces Allied fighting as strictly scientific and warns of strong demands on German soldiers and high command. He boasted of delivering blows to invasion armies while later signaling readiness to meet Allied methods as the world learns of their success.

Associated Press Guenther von Kluge Western Front Transocean von Kluge Adolf Hitler Berlin Sportspalast Hitler

Roosevelt letter to shape running mate choice at convention

The Roosevelt letter outlining his general views on the Democratic vice presidential nomination was disclosed in Chicago. It may be released publicly soon as the convention opens and a decision on Wallace’s renomination is anticipated Friday. The letter is to be addressed to Senator Samuel D. Jackson with Byrnes as a possible intermediary and is expected to influence the convention’s platform and lineup.

Chicago Roosevelt Robert E. Hannegan Democratic National Committee Wallace Hennegan Samuel D. Jackson Indiana James F. Byrnes Hannegan Washington

Texas Feud Goes To Demos Today

The Democratic National Committee will meet at 3 30 P M Central War Time tomorrow to hear hearings on the Texas and South Carolina delegate seating contests. Texas argues for an uninstructed delegation holding 48 votes and seeks to restore two thirds nominating rule while opposing Henry Wallace and any racial equality plank. Dan Moody and George A Butler comment on their positions as tensions rise ahead of a September Texas convention. E B Germany calls a Southern delegates conference Tuesday night.

Chicago Democratic National Committee Texas South Carolina George A. Butler Henry Wallace Wallace Butler Dan Moody Moody Roosevelt E. B. Germany

Farley Visits Chicago Probing Roosevelt Nomination

James A. Farley arrived in Chicago as a delegate at large from New York to gauge Democratic delegates on a fourth term for President Roosevelt. He refused to disclose plans beyond stating he will decide and may protest, saying he will be guided by his conscience.

Chicago James A. Farley Roosevelt Farley New York

British Drive Rebounds Nazis On six mile Normandy Front

British troops pushed south from Caen taking Esquay and high ground above Evrecy on a six mile front while American forces neared St Lo and entered Lessay. The operations, described as an undoubted success, pushed the Wehrmacht to heavy losses and set the stage for a new Montgomery led breakthrough on the Odon Orne axis.

London Caen Esquay Evrecy St. Lo Lessay Normandy Breed Wlan Enn Orne Odon le Bon Repos Gavrus Bougy Brettevillette Second Army Odon-Orne Bernard L. Montgomery

Allies Sink German Ships in Coastal Practice Off Lorient

Three Allied destroyers attacked a German flotilla off the French coast near the Ile de Croix southwest of Lorient. Two German ships were sunk, a third left burning and sinking, while the battle practice target was damaged. No Allied losses or casualties were reported. A quake in San Juan, Argentina, caused alarm but no casualties.

London French Admiralt Ile de Croix Lorient Argentina San Juan

Allied Air Blows Pound Fortress Europe in Wide Bomber Raid

Allied air forces struck across Normandy Italy Austria and southern Germany with heavy bomber offensives. U S heavy bombers hit Munich Saarbrucken and other targets while daylight strikes near St Lo aided ground forces. RAF Mosquitos and Lancasters attacked Nucourt and Berlin. losses were light but include bombers and fighters.

London Europe Normandy Italy Austria Germany U. S Munich Saarbrucken St. Lo Nucourt Paris Berlin France Belgium

South Delegates Rally for Southern VP Pick

Southern delegates to the Democratic national convention in Chicago plan organized pressure to name a northern running mate. Names include North Carolina Governor J Melville Broughton and Alben W Barkley as alternatives to Wallace. Southern leaders vow a solid bloc for a southern VP and oppose Henry Wallace.

Associated Press Chicago Roosevelt Henry A. Wallace North Carolina J. Melville Broughton Neil Alford Florida Alben W. Barkley Kentucky Mason-Dixon Line James Henry Wallace

First Methodist pastor named Clayton Rotary Club president

Rev. R. L. Willingham, pastor of the First Methodist Church, is now president of the Clayton Rotary Club. County Agent L. B. Kurtz is vice president, D. H. Haley is secretary treasurer, and T. G. Callahan, D. H. McCurdy, and John B. Wootten serve as directors.

Clayton N. M R. L. Willingham First Methodist Church Clayton Rotary Club Kurtz D. H. Haley T. G. Callahan D. H. McCurdy John B. Wootten

Weather roundup for Amarillo region and New Mexico

Partly cloudy across Amarillo and vicinity with little temperature change. West Texas and New Mexico show mostly partly cloudy skies with scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Highs range from the mid 80s to the upper 90s, with morning lows in the 60s to 70s. Sunrise at 6 45 AM, sunset at 9 PM.

Amarillo West New Mexico

Mass Japanese counterattack at Saipan described in vivid detail

War correspondent William L. Worden reports a large Japanese banzai assault on Saipan July 8. He details fierce fighting in a hillside valley, heavy American artillery and tanks, high Japanese casualties, and graphic scenes of the dead and dying on both sides, noting the attack as the largest and last strong push by Japan on Saipan with about 1500 Japanese killed.

William L. Worden Flores Point Saipan Island Marianas Central Pacific Saipan

Fall of Grodno Clears Path for Pay-Off Drive

The Red Army seized Grodno and pressed toward Kaunas and Brest-Litovsk as Moscow reported over 340 captured cities in a westward push toward Berlin. Russian broadcasts boasted 100,000 German prisoners and up to 50 divisions annihilated on the eastern front.

Fall of London Red Army Grodno East Prussia Kaunas Moscow Berlin Latvia Lithuania Bialystok Brest-Litovsk Old Lithuanian Republic Dorsunishki Mstibovo Slonim Brest- Litovsk Berez-Kartushkaya Pinsk Monitor Old Poland Daugavpils Germany

Yanks Cut Off Escaping Japs at Driniumor River

Allied forces sealed off the Japanese west of the Driniumor River in British New Guinea near Aitape. The 18th Army, led by Gen. Hatazo Adachi, attempted a breakout but was thwarted by reinforced American lines with heavy losses and ongoing harassing fire.

New Guinea Driniumor River Aitape British New Guinea Driniumor 18Th Imperial Army Hatazo Adachi

Guam Under Bombardment for Twelfth Straight Day

Washington dispatch reports carrier based aircraft struck Guam for the 12th consecutive day as part of a coordinated air and sea assault. Navy said rockets hit Rota Island targets incl automotive and railroad equipment while other strikes hit surrounding positions and nearby Iwo Jima and Marshall Islands.

Washington Guam Navy Pacific Fleet Rota Island Saipan

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