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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Mar 24, 1944

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Puppet Regime Set Up by Germans in Hungary

London reports a new government formed in Hungary under a former Hungarian minister linked to pro Nazi sympathies. Real power rests with Dr Edmund Veesenmayer, named Minister and Plenipotentiary of the Greater German Reich to Hungary by Hitler on von Ribbentrop’s recommendation.

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America Drafts Air Trainees to Ground Forces

Air Service mobilizes 346000 training candidates from the Air Corps to fill ground force needs amid shortages since July. General Marshall notes air dominance grows faster than anticipated while air casualties ease crew replacement plans. European dispatches report Hungary mobilization talks with Germany, Gestapo roundups of British subjects, and Hungarian Jews facing increased risk under occupation.

Australians Honoured With Soviet Decorations

London reports that four Australians and a New Zealander were among UK forces awarded Soviet decorations for outstanding bravery in North Africa. Notable recipients include Major J. J. Dixon of the RAAP and Captain G. B. Connor with sergeant M. S. Macintyre.

London Wednenday Moccaran Boviet North Africa Tee Omeer J. J. Dixon RAAP Battle Service G. B. Gonnor An Sergi NS Macintyre Avatralia Pa Wate Rewart Australia J Danvier New Zealand Tre

Russian cross border drives threaten Nikolayev and Odessa

Reuters notes 10 000 Germans between the Bug and Odenna may be lapped as 12 divisions in the region face threat on both flanks. The Baltis Cornauti rail line cut, Moscow calls a major setback. Red Star hails a great achievement as Red Army breaches north of Proskurov and advances near Dniester, Prut, and Bessarabia amid heavy fighting.

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Fifth Army presses up Cassino amid heavy German resistance

Fifth Army forges through Cassino ruins and climbs Monte Cassino western slopes as New Zealand troops fight on the town’s southern fringe. Paris radio reports German encirclement of the Kiwi force in the northwest. air drops continue to aid British troops at Castle Hill. The Eighth Army remains quiet apart from patrols while an American tent hospital at Anzio suffers casualties from German shelling.

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Orders To Evacuate North Berlin Before Raid

Berlin aerial raid reports emphasize evacuation orders in the northern districts before American bombers hit the city. Fires broke out in Heanlagedorf Wittenau Lichtenberg and Oruntenberg as bombers attacked industries and transport. fighters strafed targets after the raid and casualties were reported among bombers and fighters.

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Goebbels Admits Confusion Over War Outcome

German Propaganda Minister Goebbels concedes uncertainty about war results in an article in Dax Reich quoted by the German News. He notes misery on the German home front in the eleventh year of war and says the conflict shows inner changes with outcomes unlikely to follow written plans. He urges steadiness and nerve amid reversals.

YNDON Goebbels Dax Reich Ney Jaya Goebbels Acura

Auchinleck Confident About Burma Front

General Auchinleck told the Council of State that no real threat would arise until Japanese forces reach the frontier and threaten rail and river routes or airfields in Assam. He predicted the fighting outcome in the theatre but warned it would take time to clarify the situation for commanders. The general noted Japanese losses in failed attempts to relieve Allied pressure on the Arakan front and their raiding in Manipur.

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Jap Forces Penetrate Chindwin Area and Burma Battles Report

The communique notes Japanese units crossed the Chindwin and entered Manipur while Allied forces shell and counter. Air and naval actions were reported with attacks on rail lines ships and fortifications from Tonkin Gulf to the Yangtze frontier as the war widens in Burma and India.

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Two more Japanese freighters sunk off New Guinea coast

Navy dispatch reports a Japanese destroyer damaged and sunk near Tadji after a Liberator bombing run. In daylight, medium bombers sunk two cargo ships, 1900 and 1000 tons, as allied patrols intensified operations around Rabaul, Bougainville, and the New Guinea coast with heavy bomb loads and maritime strikes.

N.G. Coast Cerator Taji

North Western Sector confirms consolidation of positions

Official report notes consolidation of inland posts on Emirau and nearby small island off One southeast coast. New Ireland and Kavieng operations referenced with air bombing at Kavieng Numatenai Gape St George Rabaul. Strategic strikes claim 133 tons dropped on enemy base mid way. Air patrols target barges in Keravia Bay with several vessels destroyed.

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Tojo Admits War Reached Critical Stage

General Diet leader Tojo states the war has entered the most critical phase in Japan’s history urging total national effort to boost unity and power in a bid to secure victory. He calls for intensified mobilization across military and civilian sectors.

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