Germans Press Moscow Line as War Rages on Front
London dispatch cites The Daily Mail Stockholm report that Germans are within 120 miles of Moscow. Red Star proclaims Russia on the brink as German forces engage Marshal Timoshenko’s army. battles rage from Bryansk to Velikiye to Reva with heavy air and artillery strikes and Russian countermeasures around Smolensk and Rostov.
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Soviet Urges In the West Navy Journal Calls for Allied Action
From Moscow the Soviet Navy journal urged Britain to take military, naval and air action across a wide front. The piece claimed the Red Fleet sought to pressure Western powers, noting thinning forces on both sides as Germany advanced and Britain faced growing strain.
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Berlin Promises Important High Command Announcement
The German press reports a Berlin radio statement promising a high command announcement viewed as more important than any since the outbreak. Details remain unclear as the message emphasizes significance and urgency in a tense wartime context.
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Britain relies on America for a quarter of foods say Woolton
In the Lords the Minister for Food Lord Woolton stated Britain depends on the United States for 25 percent of its food supplies. He noted strong stocks of bulky foods but warned that balancing items like meat bacon eggs milk cheese and dried foods are scarce. American bread cheese and canned milk will boost rations and allow nationwide distribution of American meat in a few weeks.
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Axis urged to end Russian war to save resources for Britain
Domei news agency calls on Axis powers to terminate the war with the Soviet Union to conserve German material for a decisive assault on Britain. It warns a prolonged Russian front would strain Axis resources while Britain and America stay capable opponents.
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War Prisoners Hinge on Exchange Plan
The Daily Telegraph political correspondent reports responsible quarters say no prospect of further negotiations on exchanging wounded. There is fear Germany may retain hospital ships crew and medical officers if vessels proceed to Dieppe.
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U S Neutrality Leaders Agree on Amendment
Congressional leaders report a White House conference has reached an agreement to introduce revision legislation to the House of Representatives. The measure, likely limited to arming merchant ships, follows the president's forthcoming message to Congress.
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German Bomb Drops by RAF Hit Greek Installations
Allied air forces attacked Greece delivering heavy bombardment with fleets of RAF bombers. Fires raged across oil facilities and munitions depots as observers claimed large damage and possible gutting of key installations. Naval aircraft targeted an enemy convoy, sinking two destroyers and damaging a third, while bombers continued strikes on fuel dumps and coastal targets.
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Status Quo Talks Between United States and Japan
An exclusive report states talks between the United States and Japan aim to preserve the Pacific status quo. Officials indicate progress on easing tension, with attention to shipments and regional stability.
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Britain and United States Forge War Aid Partnership
The British Minister for Home Security Herbert Harrison addressed an American audience saying Britons would not forget American aid, framing it as a partnership in the global fight. Morrison emphasized the eastern front needs more support from Britain and the United States as war production remains strained under German pressure.
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Britain’s air strength rising toward parity with Germany
The British Minister for Aircraft Production announced that Britain's bombing and air power had doubled since last October and was nearing parity with Germany. He said mass American production would soon flood Britain with planes, while Britain would focus on fighters and reconnaissance aircraft as the war continued.
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Japanese Preparations Against Air Raids
A period piece notes adjuvant crops stored to guard against transport disruptions from bombing. It discusses fears in Japan amid annexation talk in Indo China and anti allied sentiment, with references to leaders and strategic shifts. The article cites American press commentary and Allied responses as they monitor Possible expansions in Asia and Japan's actions toward French Indo China.
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American Vote for Aid to Democracies Committee Approves Plan
The committee announced funds available by March 1 and material ready by June 30 1943. It cited munitions needs to aid Britain and allies under Lend Lease, with billions in support and shipping plans to defeat the Axis. Officials warned against delays and defended aid as essential to Russia and Allied efforts.
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