19 Nov 1943
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 19, 1943
Page
1
Wartime dispatches describe large German formations reinforcing the Korosten area as Soviet forces press under heavy fighting along the Dnieper. German missiles and armor massed for a major offensive, while Berlin and Paris radios report mixed results around Kiev and the Korosten corridor amid ongoing battles.
Ankara reports indicate after lengthy discussions 440 deputies attended a session where the foreign minister outlined talks with Mr Anthony Baank at Calais. A communique said treaty obligations are debated and Turkey signals its stance within the treaty framework.
The BBC warned France of planned RAF bombings to shorten the war. It listed Paris and major northern cities as targets and urged rapid action to support ongoing operations.
The ministry reported air attack actions against industrial targets in Germany near Lawinebte and Mine. The attack disrupted supply lines and involved bomber sorties over Weelern Germany with planes in action.
A blast at Grenoble destroyed several gas plants and damaged nearby facilities. Reports describe a massive explosion with fires and structural damage, with emergency crews racing to control the incident and assess casualties.
Egypt outlines a five year plan announced after the Wafd conference. Finance Minister Amir Praha says the Assiut Dam electric supply and other schemes will boost energy and production. Government invites foreign capital to expand output and employment, with export aims linked to British price expectations.
Fragmented readable text depicts wartime German propaganda and police state fear era. Mentions Berlin radio and military commentary, with references to German victory narratives and public sentiment amid suppression and propaganda.
Dispatches note ongoing heavy clashes in Serbia with reports of attacks near Belgrade and efforts to disrupt coal mines and a power station. The conflict extends into Croatia and the River Valley region, with Allied and German forces implicated in renewed fighting.
Montreal police probe a brutal assault at a Westmount home where Mrs. Andrew Webber was found murdered with a head injury. Two children Minaena and Andrew were found nearby in distress as investigators seek motive and suspect.
London announces provisional instructions for the Africa Star, detailing eligibility, device placement, and wear order. It specifies that the Africa Star will outrank the 1800-47 Star and that no individual may receive both. The ribbon design features a pale blue field with central vertical stripe and narrow stripes, and the clasp dates cover operations from June 10 1940 to liberation.
Allied and German forces grind through heavy mud with limited gains on the front. The British and American fronts report counterattacks and temporary reclamation of high ground near Mount Cro, while air attacks target airfields and frontline communications.
Ambiguous report from the Council of Resist Ghee in Algiers describes progress in truce talks. General Byers spoke with General Catrous and later sent a cable to London awaiting a reply before any details could be released.
A French backed plan in Lebanon sparked international tension as the Cairo broadcast noted French authorities and local figures facing disruption. Reports describe efforts to seal off Beirut transit and debates over governance as events unfolded.
German forces claim to have captured Leros and nearby islets with multiple ships, submarines, and air support. They report taking key positions in the Cyclades and Sporades while Allied defenses are described as weakened. Allied air attacks targeted Greek and Aegean targets with limited success.
A garbled report suggests Germany earned prestige after the fall of Leros, with commentary from The Times and Daily Mail, noting whether the islands could have been held and the impact on Italian morale and regional power.
The Home Secretary on medical rounds suspended the detention order against Gerald Morley and ordered release with charity conditions. Lady Mosley, detained since June 1940, is being released subject to restrictions.
A distorted report alleges that the brother of Adolf Hess entered into a questionable cattle deal involving Argentina and Britain. The claim notes a large payment and possible support to the British Red Cross, with unspecified dates and participants.
Foreign Minister flew to Budapest to discuss joint peace with Hungary. The report follows soon after the Allied raid on Soha.
A garbled report describes damage and contamination at a London water facility. It mentions a turbo electric plant in Roakansre Wit and related mines. The text cites Germany as a source and references multiple locations and facilities.
A chaotic wartime dispatch describes Japanese shipping losses after direct air attacks. Allied fighters and bombers strike coastal convoys near New Britain and Bougainville, sinking freighters and damaging vessels. Combat reports note High-level air superiority and ongoing patrols with no decisive change in Bougainville ground activity.
The report details Allied air attacks and naval operations in the Pacific theater. Actions include bombing and sinking enemy vessels along the New Ireland and Cape Archway corridors, torpedo and bomber strikes on targets at Langemate Bay, Bougainville, and Shortland Island, with multiple ships damaged or destroyed and enemy aircraft downed.
Tokyo radio announces Premier Ganaral o Sold the Taw pledges warring against British and American dominance. He also advocates Kant Asia reconstruction and asserts prosperity aims linked to colonial aims.
General Stilwell announced Allied air and naval strikes targeting Japanese vessels at Hong Kong and Fanau. Liberator aircraft reportedly attacked a convoy and sank a destroyer and two freighters while fighters hit a flagship. All American planes returned to base.
Manila battered by a typhoon causing ice and wet weather conditions. Reports say gas water and telephone service interrupted as government agencies scramble large scale relief and camp operations to aid victims. Local radio coverage notes the disaster began Monday with ongoing emergency efforts through Thursday.
Fragmentary war brief notes Japanese advances near a Chinese stronghold north of Hankow and near Frankow, with mentions of troop movements and disrupted Chinese communications. The garbled text names Hong Kong and conveys a tense wartime atmosphere without clear dates or precise figures.
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