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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 04, 1944
Page
1
U.S. Forces Advance in Admiralty Islands Campaign
Allied troops press a bid for full occupation of the Admiralty group in New Guinea area. Japanese raids clash with reinforcements at Momote airstrip on Los Negros, with heavy air battles, ship actions, and bombardments across Bougainville, Rabaul, and New Britain as forces land and consolidate positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
Momote Aerotreme
Los Negros
Admiralty
IAP Pre-War Fleet Reduced by One Third
A wartime report states that the Imperial Japanese pre-war fleet was reduced by about one third as Allied forces pursued strategic operations in the Pacific. The article recounts reconnaissance and bombardment actions, noting efforts near Tokyo and in the Malay Peninsula, with Allied leaders asserting progress against Japanese positions. Major General Lathbridge discusses postwar reflections and plans, stressing resilience and continued pressure on Japanese defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IAP
Washington
Thurming
BazArer
Tony
Macallyon
Nesry
Lfc
Thunday
Jrieneral Lathbridge
New Aivea
Lanna New Guinea
Japanese naval forces sweep from Chinese waters in wartime note
Reports from CAPETOWN detail Japanese ships swept from Chinese waters amid wartime distractions. South Africa faces manpower shortages as recruiting drives intensify to bolster military strength. The article notes growing national urgency and echoes warnings of strained resources.
Moscow insists on early Finnish reply to peace terms
London reports Finland has three days to decide on Russia’s terms. if no answer by Sunday, the offer may be declared invalid. Finnish Foreign Office notes the peace move is still under negotiation, with new moves possible and cautious restraint from both sides amid uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Finland
Russia
Extensive air raids target Stuttgart industrial wards after raid
London reports follow up attack on Stuttgart with extensive fires as Bomber Command concentrates on industrial targets. Mosquito crews reached England before Lancaster and Halifax formations. Ground defenses described as largely ineffective. factories at Stuttgart sustained heavy damage, alongside other factories of lesser priority.
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Stuttgart
London
Ataturk
Gaynghe
Liberstore
Banathweal Gormmany
Chayires
Kaghininar Sn Milo
Ange
Homer Ing
Arthur Murrie
Bluttgart
Sky Ans
England
Ghviau
Mtuitteart
Stutiwart
Bomber Command
Fobeuuty 22
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Borh
Ifeyahl
Almor Ornly l
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Allies recover ground at Anzio in renewed push
Archives recount Allied advances at Anzio with heavy bombardment and infantry gains. German defenses, counterattacks, and diversions are noted as Allies press along Moletta River and surrounding fronts. Reports cite heavy losses, artillery support, and shifting fronts as Allied forces attempt to consolidate gains amid intense combat.
Vatican City Bombing Sparks Global Outcry
Washington reports warn that Allied bombings targeting German positions near Rome threaten the Vatican with collateral damage. Stimson says every effort was made to respect neutral Vatican status while debris and shelling damage the Papal Palace, the Basilica complex, and other sacred sites.
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Vatican
Caty
Vatican Radio
M- York
Gatican City
Palace of Fely Omoe
Rome
Peter's
She
Ube
Ures International College
Maniga
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Masilien
Vatican State
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Terial
Britain Declares End of Mortality Threat Says Churchill
Prime Minister Churchill reported to Royal College of Surgeons that postwar health advances and new medicines reduce fear, while warning of long convalescence and the need for careful medical planning. He cited medical progress and emphasized preserving wartime gains amid global tensions.
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London
Taursday
Auriewas
MF Churchill
Royal College of
Shiva
Tom
Tor Redreimane
Thureday
Romie
MY. Herbert
Surin
Mibrusry
Ail Ram
Ruhr
Benin
Rauniatration
Tnt Bertin
Quinte
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Edefend
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Mother to Marry Father of Quads in UK Article
Mora Carpenter, mother of newborn quadrenuplets, reveals the American soldier fathered the children. She met him while in the Auxiliary Transport Service. he was married two years ago but separated. She hopes to wed in the future as quad offspring gatherings and public support unfold. US allowance for dependents may apply pending paternity confirmation.
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London
Mora Carpenter
Derbynbulr
Sivoree
Heanor
Ets
Dong
Alop
U.S
Gwar
Britain to Have Standing Army After the War
The British War Secretary Sir James Grigg said in Parliament that after victory a standing army would be needed. He warned of new demands for specialist equipment and a professional core with substantial reserves to ensure readiness for future global responsibilities.
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Britain
Bondon
Teureday
Howes
James Grigg
Lin Whale
Erstein
Hor
Interearta
Reuervar
Germans Burn Retreat Path in Estonia and Latvia
Across Estonia and Latvia German forces fall back under heavy Soviet pressure. Red Army advances along rail lines from Pakov toward Pakov Poletak and Narva, seizing towns and disrupting supply routes as Soviets claim major operational gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estonia
Tito Captures Initiative From Germans
After weeks of bitter fighting Tito’s partisans break the German offensive in Slovenia taking the initiative. Allied reports say Yugoslav forces have driven a wedge into German lines and captured an airfield twenty eight miles north, forcing German troops to retreat toward retreat.
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Eesoepmaon
Douay
TuRostuy Partons
Slovenia
Unies
YuRoy
Mane
Nea
Geemann Nistininuise
Houe
Aplit
Dla
Musta Tretope
Romania seeks peace approach to Russia
Reports indicate Romania coordinated a peace approach to Russia with Soviet envoy Md Kallontay and a Budapest contact. some sources say the envoy was a high official who traveled by plane to Stockholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumania
Russia
Anty
MD Kallontay
B.U.P
Budapest
Stockholm
Neutrality Shifts Supply Priority in Turkey Crisis
Report describes a shift in wartime policy with Turkey reducing direct aid to Allied efforts. The German and Turkish stance signals a broader strategy as nations brace for possible military actions. Observers note Turkey receiving substantial arms shipments while pursuing a cautious neutrality.
Governor grants postponement amid interregional custody case
New York Wesday reports Governor Dewry nae granted post ponement latec 18 te weak of Une estecutial of Latte Leapiae Esc ler ade af 4 notariont ng rR postpoumnt wed nepaneed he postponenent only ten boure befor the sched. ta ime of slet vorution for Ube tut soe ar ae, Yona e388 waa An aint poat Governor Bewer granted the slay on the ground athet Sfuenalley-a legally tranaterrestrian Wédetai Biale custody, advised by the aMomey for the abetamd. Meanwhile it la Brown MRt Huck iter made a L4AL minute statement, involving the Continent Interns Hanah men.
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New York
Dewry Nae
Bewer
Athet Sfuenalley
Wédetai Biale
aMomey
la Brown Mrt
Huckiter
Cross Explains Position to Constituents in London
Sir Ronald Cross, the High Commissioner for the United Kingdom in Australia, speaks to constituents in London about his stance. He asserts that his duties require ongoing communication with England to fulfill official functions and maintain friendly contact.
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Ronald Cross
London
Thureday
Australia
Crogndant
Tesus
England
Aunces
Wat
Mtr
Chtrehitio
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