War News In Brief. Red Army Near Great Victory At Stalingrad
Major Allied and Axis moves reported across multiple theaters. Red Army closes on about 300,000 Axis troops near Stalingrad, siege raised after three months, and forces threaten to flank German positions along the Stalin grad Tikhoretsk railway. British and American columns push toward Bizerta and Tunis while Allied air strikes hammer Buna to Gona in New Guinea. Admiral Nimitz doubts large naval clashes in the Solomons, as Tokyo Radio claims a battle. Italian bombed cities evacuations noted. French West Africa’s path toward equality called for sacrifices.
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Soldiers' Pay Rise Debated in Parliament
Support is confident for moving the United Soldiers' League to win an extra 2d a day for fighting forces. MPs from both sides say soldiers are underpaid and deserve pay closer to civilian wages as living costs rise. Action will be deferred to a later session, with lobbying planned in the interim to press ministers.
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Australian troops used as labourers in Asia reports
An Englishman returning from Central China claims Japanese‑sponsored papers in Shanghai and Hankow show Australian soldiers sweeping streets in Singapore and Rangoon while Japanese guards and coolies observe. He adds that Australian troops were used as labourers by Japan in Malaya and Burma in July.
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