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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1943

Page

3

Week's Activities Hint 1943 Summer Will Be Fateful

1943 summer opens with Allied offensives across theaters likely to shape the war. The countdown to major battles runs for the next thirteen weeks as Hitler weighs another invasion of the Soviet Union while Mediterranean and Italian fronts tighten. Rumors of Mussolini mobilization and evacuations surface as Allied forces mass along the African coast and in islands off Italy.

Glenn Barb Fea AliMedarice Werka Italy United Nations Russia Hitler Soviet Union Red Army Sian Western Enope Mediterranean Huegis Rentaing Germany Ruzumer Paiteleria Alyied Falanda Sicily Sardinis Macchis Hiver Sir Fortes Sully Reiner Sardinia Mussolini Naples Fascist Party Axia Igiers JetUng Turkey RAF Oberhausen Bochum Cologne Kiel Bremen

Attu Island Battle Exposes Japanese Camp Life

Acme NewsPictures by Sherman Montrose detail Attu’s Japanese garrison after U.S. troops seized the island. The report describes underground tunnels, ammo dumps, rice warehouses, and living quarters in trenches on Holtz Bay, with soldiers housed on hard boards and heated by crude lamps.

Sherman Montrose Acme NEA Service Holtz Bay Attu Tokio Uncle Sam Attu Ridge Dumpa Mac

Bomb-battered Catania as sulphur hub in Axia trade

Bomb damage hits Catania in Sicily where the city remains a major source of sulphur for the Axia trade network. The blast scars reflect ongoing disruption to production and transport, with officials assessing mines, refinery capacity, and export routes while markets monitor supply.

Catania Sicily

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