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General Marshall Named Commander of Allied Invasion
Analysis notes that General George C. Marshall, U. S. chief of staff, is named commander in chief of any Allied invasion of Europe from England. The piece asserts invasion preparations are advanced but not necessarily imminent and highlights the parallel Red Army advances in Stalino, Bryansk, Kiev, and Smolensk, with MacArthur's New Guinea operation and Italy progress.
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Gen. Marshall
Dewitt MacKenzie
France
English Channel
Washington Evening Star
Star
Ffairs
Constantine Brown
George C. Marshall
U. S
England
Brown
Herr Hitler
United Nations
Stalino
Donets
Bryansk-Kiev
Smolensk
Napoleon
Moscow
Dnieper
Southwest Pacific
Tal MacArthur
e-Salamaua
New Guin
New Guinea
Australia
and Salamaua
Guinea
Italy
Rome