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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1944

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Hitler urges fight to the last soldier as front widens

Soviet reports describe a widening eastern front with new German counterattacks and mass mobilizations in East Prussia. Hitler directs divisions to reinforce the border while Russian forces push near Liepaja and Siedlce, threatening Warsaw and the Krakow corridor.

East Prussia Moscow Adolf Hitler Germany Krakow Berlin DNB Vilkaviskis East Prussian Insterburg Holy Land Reich Pravda Third Reich Vistula Mariampole Paul Joseph Goebbels

British Second Army Advances 4000 Yards Across Orne

Counterattacks targeted the center and left flank as the British Second Army pushed a 4000 yard widening bridgehead on the Canadian right across the Orne River amid ongoing operations.

Second Army The Orne

Allied Push Near Paris Tightens Threat to Capital

Reports say American troops neared Paris from multiple fronts as they entered Nantes and St. Malo and pressed Brest and Lorient. Canadian and British forces advanced toward Caen and Alencon while German counterattacks and minefields slowed gains.

CBS le Mans Paris Brittany Nantes Loire Angers Loise Lorient St. Malo Brest Omar N. Bradley NBC Dinard Loire River Britanny Avranches Mortain Gatheme Roulours Vire Estry

Hengyang Battle Claims Raise Disbelief Across Allied Lines

Japanese broadcasts claimed a major American disaster at Hengyang while Chinese officials reported heavy losses among defenders. No Allied source confirms American involvement at Hengyang, though U S troops later joined China ground fighting firing anti aircraft guns on Sungshan mountain in Yunnan Province.

J. B. Krueger Associated Press Japan Hengyang Guam Chungking U. S China Sungshan Yunnan Burma Road Salween River

All Agree They Want To Live In An Ultra Modern Post War World

A Pulse Feeler question on living in a post war world prompts varied views. Paul Nunn says he is satisfied except for the war, Minnie Christy imagines a glass house and stove, Matt Roberts prefers gradual change over 10 to 15 years, Boyd Elliott finds it interesting, Franklin Hyde cautions against too rapid a shift.

Carolyn Munday Paul Nunn Minnie Christy Matt E. Roberts Boyd Elliott Pvt Franklin Hyde Rome N. Y

Sink 16 Jap Ships

U S submarines report sinking 16 enemy vessels in the Pacific and Far East, including five cargo transports, nine cargo ships, one tanker and one escort vessel. Total ships hit by American subs reach 839 with 687 sunk, 37 probably sunk and 115 damaged.

Washington U.P U. S Pacific Navy Far East

Allies Take Taungni in Northern Burma Drive

Allied troops advancing toward Mandalay seized Taungni ten miles southwest of Mogaung after overrunning Sahinaw. Sahman, midway between Taungai and Mogaung on the railroad, fell to the Third Indian Division which reported many enemy dead and abandoned equipment. Alice Jane Smythe, 12, visiting Fort Worth with Mrs. Virginia Smythe of West Tenth Avenue.

Southeast Asia Command Kandy Ceylon Mandalay Burma Taungni Mogaung Sahinaw Sahman Taungai Alice Jane Smythe Virginia Smythe West Tenth Avenue Fort Worth

Germans Sit Down at Stockton POW Sitdown Strike

Five hundred of 1,800 German prisoners at Stockton Army Ordnance Depot began a sitdown strike after being ordered to work nine hours daily. The workers, in non essential jobs at the depot and nearby Lathrop and Tracy, were previously on an eight hour day. Maj. Arthur Cook said the prisoners sat inside the enclosure and were placed on reduced rations.

Stockton Calif U.P Stockton Army Ordnance Depot Lathrop Tracy Cal Maj Arthur Cook

Jackie Cooper Turned Over to Civil Authorities

Film star and naval V-12 student Jackie Cooper has been turned over to civilian authorities by Notre Dame Naval Training School officers to face charges of contributing to the delinquency of a 15 year old girl in South Bend Indiana authorities said today.

South Bend Ind Jackie Cooper Notre Dame Naval Training School

Stettinius Denies German Prisoners Killed in Italy

Acting Secretary of State Edward R. Stettinius Jr says it is untrue that American soldiers killed German prisoners in Italy. He stated the German protest alleging such killings has not been received, and he flatly dismissed the charge.

Washington Edward R. Stettinius, Jr Italy Stettinius State Department

Eighth Army Corps in Action in French Battle

The United States Eighth Army Corps under Maj. Gen. Troy H. Middleton is operating in France. It is the fourth full corps disclosed in action, joining the Seventh Fifth and 19th. Middleton previously commanded the 45th Infantry Division in Sicily.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force United States Eighth Army Corps France Troy Houston Middleton Middleton 45Th Sicily

Vatican Presses Aid for Florence as Allies Inch Forward

Vatican requests transportation to deliver flour and supplies via Archbishop Elia Della Costa for Florence amid food and water shortages. Canadian and Italian troops, aided by patriots, clear hostile elements in the Alliedheld city while Polish forces push across the Misa River line. Allied air power targets Budapest area and Bergamo as German defenses wane.

Rome Vatican Florence Elia Della Costa Adriatic Misa River Prancavilla Cesano Rimini Via del Serragli Via Domana Eighth Army Eighth Fifth Army Arno U. S. 15Th Air Force Almassuzito Gyor Budapest Brod Yugoslavia

Weather outlook for Amarillo and West Texas area

The forecast shows fair skies in Amarillo and vicinity with scattered afternoon cloudiness Friday and Saturday and little temperature change. West Texas may see afternoon and evening thundershowers from Pecos Valley westward today tonight and Friday with similar activity again Friday afternoon. New Mexico expected scattered thundershowers today and Friday mainly along mountains with little temperature change. High 96, low 70, noon 89. Desks chairs stools and tables.

Amarillo West Texas Pecos Valley New Mexico

American Bombers Hit Paris Area and Ploesti Oil Centers

Allied air forces from England and Italy attacked fuel depots and rail links around Paris and near Ploesti Romania. About 500 planes targeted refineries and storage, with raids on rail bridges near Paris and at Anizy le Chateau and Fismes, while night raids hit Ploesti oil facilities.

London England Italy Paris Foesti Bucharest Ploesti France Belgium Seine Nogent Capital Oise-Aisne Canal Anizy -le-Chateau Laon Fismes Unizy Romania

Goebbels Bans Public Meetings as War Effort Tightens

Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels orders all public meetings and entertainments not tied to the war banned in Germany. He acts as Reich plenipotentiary for total war, drafting domestic servants for war industry and army use, and cutting staff in railways, postal and cultural services. Berlin radio says decrees will be published formally.

London Goebbels Germany Berlin Radio

Reds See No Quick End To War Says Moscow Source

Henry Cassidy reports from Moscow that a Soviet authority predicts it will take until next summer to crush Germany militarily. The view is cautious with little optimism for an early conclusion, but remarks note a sudden turn could alter the outlook. Cassidy has spent four years in Moscow.

New York Henry Cassidy Associated Press Moscow Germany Cassidy Hitler

Fair Weather Forecast From Bureau Through Saturday

The U S Weather Bureau expects fair weather through Saturday with scattered afternoon clouds. Highs in the mid nineties and warmer evenings reflected in the notices for building materials and repairs from Tucker's Lumber Co at 800 W. 5th.

U. S. Weather Bureau Tucker John Maynard Lbr, Co

New Army Formed In Allied Airborne Consolidation

The Allied Expeditionary Force announces the consolidation of airborne and ground personnel into a unit the size of a full army under Lt. Gen. Lewis H. Brereton. Brereton, veteran of Pacific, Mediterranean and European theaters, will command. Lt. Gen. Frederick Browning of Britain is deputy.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Eisenhower Lewis H. Brereton Brereton U. S. Army Air Forces Pacific Ninth Air Force Frederick Browning Hoyt Vandenberg Allied Expeditionary Air Force Vandenberg

Letter on delivery of Catholic vote cited in sedition case

A letter claimed to be from Eugene N Sanctuary in the mass sedition trial discusses a 1936 Catholic vote deal. It alleges Pope Pius XI now Pope Pacelli, Roosevelt, Farley Mundelein Gallagher and a congressman were present on a Pullman when the pact was made, and secrecy was sworn.

Washington Pius XI Cardinal Pacelli Roosevelt Eugene N. Sanctuary New York William Dudley Pelley Silver Shirts Farley Mundelein Gallagher Pacelli Pope

We Have Sunk 500 Nazis Subs U Boat Fleet Still Impressive

Allied actions have sunk more than 500 German submarines since the war began. A joint Roosevelt Churchill statement notes the U boat fleet remains a formidable force. In July the submarines destroyed exceeded the merchant ships sunk.

Washington Roosevelt Churchill

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