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Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1943

Page

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Catania Capture Signals Axis Last Stand in Sicily

Axis troops in Sicily face a turning point as Allied forces push inland toward Catania. German and Italian resistances waver as the Red Offensive disrupts Nazi flanks while American units advance in the Pacific theater maintaining momentum across multiple fronts.

Catania Sicily Pacific

Last Stand and Allied Advances Across Sicily and Beyond

Military fronts report 40,000 Axis holdouts in Sicily as 10 Allied divisions push through rugged terrain near Catania and Messina. UMW pay debate before War Labor Board. coal miners seek underground travel pay and longer shifts. Grain and coal notes, strike at Allis-Chalmers in Illinois, Russian summer drive on Orel Belgorod. Munda action in Solomons described with tanks and coordinated air-sea assault. Morgenthau reveals 1941 corporate tax share near 60 percent of receipts.

Sicily Catania 8Th Army Navy Tyrrhenian Sea U.S. 7Th Army John L. Lewis United Mines War Labor Board WLB UMW Lewis Russea Orel Timoshenko Reds Belgorod Southwest Pacific Munda

War Arsenal 80 Percent Complete as War Plants Rise

War Production Board Chairman Donald Nelson announced that about 12 billion dollars of planned war plant facilities are 80 percent complete. The gains cover guns, combat vehicles, aircraft and ammunition plants with ammunition facilities 35 percent finished. Other programs show synthetic rubber 61 percent, 100 octane gasoline 9 percent, iron and steel 75 percent, and chemical products 90 percent. General Somervell warned of delays in armament supplies and a downturn in factory output.

Donald Nelson War Production Board Nelson Brehon B. Somervell Army Supply Services Treasury Somervell

Baruch's Park Bench Musings On War's Human Toll

Washington DC leader Bernie Baruch fears the war leaves thousands of displaced women in flux after victory. He recalls using rail tickets and $10 stipends to help workers return home, hoping to ease readjustment and highlight human costs beyond armaments.

Washington, D. C Baruch Gaunt Gray Bernie Baruch Lafayette Park Bernie Baruch War Industries Board

War era musings and mixed views in a bustling city column

A late night column blends political quips and war era observations. It recalls FBI arraignment debates, Nazi and Fascist voices, and public sentiment about German aggression, Mussolini, and Allied policy. The piece satirizes media, governance, and society with named figures and dates amid a crowded urban backdrop.

War Prisoners Deaths and Russian Wound Recovery

War department statistics reveal that one in ten American prisoners in Japanese camps has died from disease since the Philippines fell. British army surgeons report seventy percent of wounded Russian soldiers recover and return to battle.

Philippines War Department Soviet Union

Daredevil Cass Hough flies faster than sound in two tests

Plymouth officer Lt Col Cass S Hough undertook two experimental flights for the U S Army Air Forces reaching speeds over 780 mph. In September he climbed a P 38 to 43000 feet then dived to 18000 feet before leveling off. In February he did a similar test with a P 47 reaching 39000 feet and 18000 foot level off. He described the dive as weighing a ton with gray out but staying conscious. Meanwhile farmland values rise above WWI levels fueling fears of a new real estate boom and later a price drop. From March to July farm real estate rose 3 percent across regions with Indiana property selling 40 percent above 1935-39 averages. With prices and incomes up, farmers buy and speculators enter the market for resale.

Cass S. Hough Plymouth Mich U. S. Army Air Force Hough Indiana

Em on the Rome Front cam shows up-to-date living bed area

The upper sketch depicts a combined living and bedroom space using every inch of space. A plywood bedside bedding box replaces cushions, padded with cotton batting and covered in couch fabric. Unpainted bookcases may fit ends. bedding lid to match them. The feature promotes using on-hand materials from Book 10 in a homemaking booklet series priced 16 cents.

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