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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1944

Page

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Allied Allied Corridor in Holland Holds Open Rhine Gateway

Allied forces press a widening corridor from Eindhoven to Nijmegen after Arnhem withdrawal. British, Belgian, and Canadian troops push toward the Meuse while Patton’s Third Army seizes a fort near Metz. Heavy fighting and weather set a grim pace across the German frontier.

Nijmegen Waal Red Devils Roger Greene Associated Press Eindhoven Holland Meuse Germany Greene Rhine Maas Boxmeer Groeningen Kleve West Wall Arnhem Wessem Dilsen Oss First Arendonck Turnhout Antwerp France Patton Epina Hodges First Army Aachen Trier Don Whitehead Hitler

Batavia Struck as Allies Press Indonesian Front

Allied air forces strafed Batavia on Java for the first time while sinking three Japanese freighters near Celebes. Nimitz said Peleliu Island is under American ground control except for two pockets. B 29 raids reported over Iwo Jima and Manchuria targets as Tokyo disputes losses.

Batavia Java Island Southwest Pacific Dutch Delebes Navy Catalina Davao Gulf Peleliu Ceram Adm Nimitz Peleliu Island Palau Umorbrogol Mountain U. S Ee Island Mitz 81St Army First Marine 81St Infantry Division Morbrogol Mountain Carolines Philippines U. S. Office of War Informaton Germany Japan OWI West China Anshan Dairen Manchurian Nippon Filers Tokyo Ayshan Loyang Kaifeng Berlin Transocean Tokyo Dispatch Iwo Jima Volcano Islands Nippon Capital

Air Attacks Peak Across Germany in Allied Raids

Allied air forces press a mass assault on Germany and western front targets with over 1 700 heavy bombers and about 2 500 fighters. Losses include 42 American B 17s and seven fighters. RAF missions hit Bottrop Wilhem and Calais as German rail yards and plants suffer extensive damage.

Paros Naxos Cyclades Theisland Lemmnos Danube Budapest Belgrade Mediterranean Allied Air Force Borovincia Yugoslavia Trieste Bal‘Kans London Germany Western Front Kassel Ludwigshafen Cologne Mainz U. S. Eighth Air Force Bottrop Wilhelm Essen Calais Goch Metz Pattiens Rhineland Hamm Munchen-Gladbach Emden Coblenz Bremen Frankfurt Osnabruck

Soviet Tightens Noose on Baltic Front Near Riga

London reports Moscow's midnight communique claiming major Baltic advances around Riga and Vormsi including 200 plus captures 25 to 37 miles from the Latvian capital and a Baltic cleanup as winter nears. German accounts cite Hungarian incursions while Warsaw fronts show renewed artillery defences.

London Riga Hungary Arad Romania Latvia Vormsi Moscow Mako Foldeak East Prussia Warsaw Baltic States

Plains Soaked By Good Rain

The Panhandle area received 1.25 to 1.75 inches of rain, aiding wheat but threatening unshocked bundles in grain fields. Amarillo totals reached 1.04 inches, with Clarendon and other nearby towns reporting additional rainfall. Cooler weather is forecast with no new rain expected, as wet clouds clear from West Texas and the Rio Grande Valley reports up to 5 inches in places. County Agent Art Bralley notes most wheat is ready, but damaged feed fields and unshocked bundles may suffer if rain persists.

Weather Bureau Amarillo Panhandle Clarendon Pampa Lubbock Tucumcari Guymon Okla Rio Grande Valley Texas Art Bralley Bralley

War Production Board authorizes 630000 aluminum pressure canners

The War Production Board announced plans to manufacture 630000 aluminum pressure canners in the next nine months to prepare for next year's canning season. A separate radio program invites listeners to hear a debate on job preference for a soldier versus senior workers during America's Town Meeting of the Air at 7:30 on KFDA, sponsored by The Reader's Digest.

Washington War Production Board America The Reader's Digest

Bologna Nazis Hurl Back Yanks

American troops beaten from Monte La Fine by a German counterattack near Bologna as Allied forces press on other fronts. Fifth Army advances reach Imola within 15 miles, while Eighth Army expands bridgeheads near Rimini. German forces employ new 88 millimeter anti tank guns, with at least three captured.

Rome Monte la Fine Bologna Kesselring Fifth Army Imola Rimini-Bologna Adriatic Eighth Army Rubicon Bellaria Rimini Ravenna Sanciustria Santarcangelo Savignano

Rain Delays Castro County Fair Opening

A 15 inch county rain delayed the Castro County Fair opening scheduled for Wednesday. The fifth annual Castro County Fair will now be held Saturday September 30. Judging of livestock Herefords milking short horns and Jerseys will begin at 10 AM.

Potter County Amarillo

Weather summary for Amarillo and surrounding regions

Weather overview reports Thursday as partly cloudy and cooler across Amarillo and vicinity. West Texas experiences scattered showers east of the Pecos, while New Mexico sees partly cloudy skies with light showers fading afternoon, cooler east portions. Highs 70 to 80, with temperatures yesterday ranging from mid fifties to mid sixties and a total 1.54 inches precip in the observed period.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico

Operation Berlin ends for Arnhem air assault troops

Survivors of the British airborne force break out from the Arnhem forest to cross the Rhine and link with the Second Army. Groups slip through German lines at two minute intervals with white parachute tape guides and disguises. Despite heavy fire and delays, the operation preserves courage and comradeship as troops drift toward safety and the river.

Aegean Balkan Air Force Adriatic F Adriatic Albania Yugoslavia Berlin Dalmatian United States Alan Wood Arnhem Forest Citadel Rhine Western Front Second Army

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