Weather records show 24 hour temps and rainfall across cotton regions
Crucial weather bureau records list temperatures and rainfall for 24 hours ending at 7350 am in principal cotton grower areas. Stations include Asheville 58, Atlanta 76 89, Birmingham 1963, Charlotte 1560, Chicago 68 42, Columbia 79, Jacksonville 66, Louisville 71 59, Memphis 12 56, Milam 83 64, Mobile 77 68, New Orleans 6 72, New York 67 53, Norfolk 16 52, Richmond 74 51, Savannah 76 60, Tampa 84 65, Washington 70 51, Wilmington 87 57, San Antonio 83 48.
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Australians defend MacArthur amid Solomons campaign doubts
The Australian press rejects claims that New York reports or political pressures altered the Solomons operation or that jealousy toward General MacArthur influenced strategy. The Herald asserts such insinuations harm both nations, praising MacArthur’s leadership and the general's commitment to the southwest Pacific war effort.
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Marine Corps Leaders Through the Early World War II Era
A compact roster listing high ranking Marine Corps leaders with tenure spans from 1775 through 1942, naming John A. Lejeune Major General and key successors including Ben H. Fuller Lieutenant General Thomas Halcomb and John H. Russell, covering 1920 to 1942.
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Mission nuns recount escape from Japanese in Solomons
The account details how missionaries and natives fled through the jungle near Guadalcanal, with natives aiding them as Japanese patrols pursued. They describe looting, forced labor, and a near-miss bombing from a hidden anti aircraft post, while several priests and nuns were killed in related acts.
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Soviet Red Army claims gains on multiple fronts near Stalingrad
The communique says 1,2100 Germans slain as the Axis suffers heavy losses in failed attempts to widen invasion salients toward Vol. 8 tanks disabled, 16 siege batteries silenced, 18 planes shot down. Russia reports hand to hand fighting in trenches near Stalingrad, 180 Germans killed in one sector, 1,000 added to Axis death lists. In Taapse area advances continue despite resistance. Baltic Sea units sink two German transports. Gulf of Finland sees a torpedo boat sunk. Northwestern front reports repelling attacks and 700 enemy dead.
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Japanese positions reported on retreat line
Dispatches describe Japanese troops forming well stocked strong points along retreat paths. Above all measures, observers note a stiff defense as units fight to the finish. Also mentioned is an astronomy note that stars of magnitude 6.5 are barely visible without aid.
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Battles in Solomons Drive Japanese Losses Reported
Allied forces report at least 14 Japanese ships sunk with 64 damaged since opening the Guadalcanal campaign, while U S Navy records 14 vessels sunk and one damaged. Knox says communications remain uninterrupted as reinforcements reach the Guadalcanal garrison. MacArthur bombers strike Bougainville harbor dropping 27 tons of bombs with two hits on a heavy ship and near misses on a light cruiser and airbase equipment.
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Bert Yank Levy on Why Hitler's Legions Fail at Stalingrad
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YORK STOCKS Firestone Freeport Sul Gen and More
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Counter continues page ons zone fight descriptions
Continued report describes air battles over protective covering for British ground forces. Fighters engage enemy planes while long range strafing and light bombing strikes hit Fuka and El Daba landing grounds. Bomb bursts are seen among enemy aircraft as strikes target Sidi E Rah.
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Allied advances in North Africa reported with gains and desert fighting
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