Bombers Set Kiukiang Fires in Yangtze Raid
United States bombers hit Kiukiang docks and warehouses near the Yangtze port, burning 10 fires and sinking two Japanese ships. The attack, directed by Lieut. Gen. Stilwell, caused three direct hits on the railway station without American losses. Chinese forces warned of a possible westward drive toward Chengchow and rail junctions in Henan.
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North Carolina geologist to South America for war work
Raleigh July 23. T G Mur dock assistant state geologist will return to South America for special work with the Bureau of Economic Warfare. With fifteen years in Latin American countries before joining the state conservation and development office in 1939 his post in the mineral resources division remains unfilled amid growing demand for geologists.
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