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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1944

Page

3

Germans on Run Up Italian Coast

Allied forces pushed within 15 miles of Siena and 35 road miles from Livorno as Piombino port fell to the Allies. German resistance remained spotty along the coast while 60 ton Tiger tanks supported delaying actions. Fifth Army reports 24,000 prisoners since the start of the offensive.

Rome Siena Florence Piombino France Eighth Army Lake Trasimeno Rome-Pisa Livorno Leghorn Italy Rocca D’orcia Montieri Massa Maritima Fifth Army Chiusi Castiglione Pisa Rimini Sid Feder Associated Press

U S Fighter Pilots Down 24 Planes In Busy Europe Day

At European air bases on June 26 American air forces claimed 24 enemy planes shot down in the air and four destroyed on the ground. Maj John D Landers led a Lightning squadron into combat and downed four German fighters amid heavy opposition. Other pilots credited with aerial kills included Lt Col C Wilson and Lt Col Roy A Webb Jr with one plane apiece, while Clive Hatfield Jr and Capt John C Ford shared a single air victory.

U. S. Strategic Air Forces Europe John D. Landers Joshua Johnson County Tex Major Landers Col C. Wilson West Point Fayette County Roy A. Webb, Jr North Summerville Street Pampa Clive Hatfield, Jr Sherman, Tex John C. Ford Charleston, Ark

New Mexico Democrats Back Roosevelt Fourth Term

The New Mexico State Democratic Convention voted to back a fourth term for President Roosevelt and chose Governor John J. Dempsey as national Democratic Committeeman. The convention also noted Goodyear’s claim of ten million synthetic rubber tires already produced at 96 percent quality of natural rubber.

Albuquerque New Mexico Democratic Convention Roosevelt John J. Dempsey Robert S. Wilson Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co

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