Allied Bombers Sink Jap Destroyer and Cargo Ships
Allied bombers sank a destroyer and two small cargo ships off the northern New Guinea coast near Aitape in a Monday night strike aimed at hindering Japan from reinforcing Wewak. The action, part of a wider campaign, also saw five-ship convoy losses near Sunday, with 2500 tons of cargo destroyed. Ground and air actions across New Guinea and nearby islands continued, including operations at Madang, Bogadjim, Emirau, and Bougainville.
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Anzio Is Fan Germans Shoot At Its Handle
Naples dispatch reports on the Anzio beachhead shaped like a fan with a funnel handle. German artillery pours shells through the funnel as debates over booster versus vacuum fuzes heat discussions among officers and correspondents. The writer describes meals, a tank destroyer unit under Maj Edward L. Austin, and close front lines where men exchange whispers and stay low.
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