Allied raids widen perimeter as invasion nears
Wartime reports quote analysts and officials noting intensified Allied bombardment stretching toward the French coast and Danube basin. Observers urge mobilization on the home front to fund the colossal war effort amid looming D-Day expectations.
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Secretary Hull told ambassadors from Russia Britain and China that the United States hopes to sit down at the conference soon to discuss creating a world security organization. He said the main issue is scheduling the meeting and left open whether Molotov and Eden will participate as governments decide.
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Unity and memory mark Gettysburg Memorial Day service
Representatives of the North and South gathered on the Gettysburg battlefield for a Memorial Day service during the 36th governors conference. Governor Edward Martin of Pennsylvania called it the most important ceremony on that field since Lincoln dedicated the national cemetery, as Governor J Melville Broughton of North Carolina spoke for the South about shared reverence for the fallen.
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Revolt in Guayaquil topples Ecuadorian government leaders
Dr Carlos Arroyo Del Rio resigned as Ecuadorian president under revolutionary pressure as troops in Guayaquil seized control after a ten hour battle that left several dead and hundreds wounded. Velasco Ibarra’s supporters and the Alianza Democratica backed the move to halt elections and invite his return from exile. A provisional junta took charge in Guayaquil and calm returned.
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Fifth Army’s Six Corps Led By Maj. Gen. Truscott At Anzio
The Fifth Army’s Six Corps, praised for defending the Anzio beachhead and launching counterattacks, is commanded by Maj. Gen. Lucian K. Truscott of Texas. German casualties are described as heavy amid concentrated American fire as Afrika Korps repairs tanks and mines slow Allied advances. A French cruiser supported Clark’s left flank by bombarding targets north of Anzio. Allied communique notes success. Coffee chocolate and tea appear in early newspaper ads.
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