American Guns Break German Armored Column in Sunset Lane
By Tom Treanor. Gazette correspondent Denis de Gastine reports a brutal American ambush near Coutances where a half mile long German armor column from Das Reich was shredded by 75 mm, 170 mm, mortars, and infan try fire. After dawn 300 prisoners surrendered and wreckage left bodies and destroyed vehicles along a sunken lane.
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Steel Production Soars Beyond 1938 Rate
Joseph H. Liston, War Production Board assistant, said U S steel output now about 93 million tons, over three times 1938’s 31 million. He noted Navy growth to 14 thousand ships, 900 destroyers, and ship launchings rising from 3.5 to 11.5 daily. aircraft, trucks, and artillery ammunition also surged.
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