WAR NEWS IN BRIEF FROM SYDNEY AND LONDON
Allied fighters sank a Japanese gunboat and strafed transports near New Guinea while a large sea battle raged in the Solomons with ships damaged on both sides. Duke of Kent killed in Scotland. Stalingrad fighting advances as German tanks near the city. Caucasus drive checked near Grosny. Rabaul raid and Buna air attacks. Churchill's Moscow trip prompts possible command reforms. Egyptian desert tension rises.
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Will Land in France, Marshall Promises Invasion
General Marshall told the West Point class that American troops are landing in England and will land in France. He forecast the Army reaching nearly 4.5 million by year end, up from 3.6 million, urging utmost effort to defeat Germany and Japan and end the war decisively.
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