Mandalay Trapped in Ruins After Japanese Bombardment
Dispatch from Charles Fenn recounts Mandalay reduced to charred stumps and burned bricks amid heavy bombing. He describes scorched earth tactics, ruins across blocks, limited survivors, and a tense journey to Meiktila with Allied troops.
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Mandalay
Charles Fenn
China
Meiktila
Memories of a Burma Front Ride and Desperate Retreats
The account details a rapid retreat toward Free China and Meiktila, highlighting Chinese troops aiding British forces, praise for American tanks, and a perilous move along the Burma Road from Lashio to Kuth. Refugees flood depots as authorities destroy immovable supplies to hinder enemy advances.
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Meiktila
Toungoo
Burma Tank Corps
Tank Corps
Maymya
Kuthi
Burma
Kuth
Lashie
Qashio
Destruction at Yenangyaung Oil Fields Chronicle
Eyewitness account details Japanese advance and the burning Yenangyaung oil fields in Burma. Walter Forster oversees demolition including blasting a $1,000,000 power plant and oil drums. The party evacuates toward Maymyo as Japanese planes menace the area.
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Yenangguang
Yenangyaung
Walter Forster
Burma
Forster
Chaulk
Yenengyuang Arid
Mancas Jay
Pyawbwe
Joseph. Stilwell
Shee
Election Held At Orient Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs Roy Egger hosted the American Legion Auxiliary gathering in Orient on Monday with 13 members in attendance. Two $100 war bonds were purchased and officers were elected: President Mrs Mary Wherry and first vice president Miss Dorothy McKay.
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Orient
Roy Egger
American Legion Auxiliary
Mary Wherry
Dorothy McKay
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