Hamburg After Bombing Largely Intact Yet Scorched
AP dispatch from William F. Bone describes Hamburg still standing after heavy Allied bombing. Docks repairable enough for coal shipments, streetcars and electric lines operate at reduced levels, and many capitulated German troops move freely in Allied uniforms. Population has fallen from 1.9 million to about 1 million, with St Paul and Pauli heavily damaged.
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De Gaulle Completes Normandy Inspection
De Gaulle returns to Paris from a Normandy trip that began as a routine visit to devastated towns and evolved into a personal triumph. Crowds mobbed him at towns along the route from Caen to St Lo and Bayeux, with Alencon drawing thousands as he spoke. He warned France faces a difficult position but will not be humiliated, saying the world will learn the French know what they want.
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