Navy reports Attu landings launch Aleutians action
U S forces have landed on Attu in the western Aleutians and are engaged with Japanese troops. The move aims to position U S forces to threaten Kiska and disrupt enemy supply lines, with weather and distances shaping the operations amid the broader campaign in the North Pacific.
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Allies strike across Europe in record air offensive
Allied air forces from Britain the United States and Russia launched a coordinated campaign against Nazi strongholds across Europe. They bombed Berlin Duisburg St Omer Meaulte Cagliari Naples and Warsaw while Russian and Tunisian based planes hit Prague and Augusta. Nine lines of updated reports note heavy losses on both sides and ongoing air battles over the North German coast.
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Churchill pledges arms for China in war against Japan
Prime Minister Winston Churchill told Chiang Kai-Shek that the day will come when the United Nations arms will drive the Japanese from China. The White House released Churchill's reply to Chiang praising Allied victory in North Africa and pledging continued pressure on Japan, while General Eisenhower promised the Africans will press on until Hitler is exterminated.
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Five Year Plan for 1942 Income Taxes Defeated in Senate
The Senate rejected a pay as you go proposal by Sen. Allen J. Ellender to collect 1942 taxes on a five year installment plan. The vote was 55 to 21. The item reflects early debate on how to handle 1942 revenue provisions and related tax collection mechanics.
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Louisiana
No Rain Is Forecast and Warmer Weather Ahead
The forecast predicts no rain with a gradual warming trend today and tonight. Patchy drizzle, fog, and light to moderate winds noted. high around 61, low near 47. Regional businesses listed include Ditto duplicating machines and genuine supplies, Russell Stationery, and Regal Co. real estate and loans.
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Sailor recalls Pacific duty and sinking ships
Seaman Harlan J. Ludlam, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ludlam of 607 B Jackson Street, on 30 day leave, recounts serving aboard an American submarine in the Pacific. He describes aggressive U boat actions against Japan, poor enemy treatment of prisoners, and heavy depth charge danger while detailing missions that sank ships and damaged Japanese harbors.
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Harlan J. Ludlam
J. A. Ludlam
Jackson Street
Globe News
Pacific
Ludlam
Weather summary for Amarillo and West Texas regions
The forecast calls for warmer conditions tonight and into Saturday with moderate to fresh winds. Little temperature change expected in portions of West Texas with scattered light rain. pockets of snow flurries or showers in northern mountains tonight and Saturday. Temperatures over 24 hours ending 6:30 A M show a high of 61 and a low of 47 with trace moisture at noon today.
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Japanese in Guadalcanal memoirs reveal grim long war drawn by snipers
T Sgt C C Crow home from Guadalcanal recounts brutal combat in the Pacific. He says extermination talk reflects hard war and cites a kill from a grass-eating enemy who warned of a New York birth before guidance to enemy dumps was blasted. Crow visits his brother in town on leave from an army hospital.
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Navy Helium Supply Needs Grow With More Airships
Hearing on the Navy appropriation bill reveals expanded helium demand for 1944 as more lighter-than-air craft operate. Am arillo and Exell plants will majorly supply gas, with new plants planned in Shiprock New Mexico Thatcher Colorado Cunningham Kansas and Otis Kansas.
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Exell
Bureau of Mines
Shiprock
N. M
Thatcher
Colo
Cunningham and Otis
Kan
Cobey
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