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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1943

Page

6

Catania Capture Marks Axis Last Stand in Sicily

The report portrays Catania as the turning point in Sicily with the Axis crumbling on its flanks. Allied forces push forward during the campaign while Pacific battles continue with steady American gains.

Catania Sicily Pacific

Last Stand at Sicily Decides Axis Hold in Final Push

Allied and Axis forces clash as roughly 40 000 Axis troops defend Sicily amid heavy mountain fortifications. British 8th Army breaches Catania while U S 7th Army pushes toward Messina aided by naval bombardment, creating a pivotal phase in the campaign. Meanwhile labor and agriculture reports color wartime homefront efforts and energy costs.

Sicily Catania 8Th Army Navy Tyrrhenian Sea U. S. 7Th Army Messina

Russians take Orel as Belgorod falls in push to war’s end

Red forces under Marshal Timoshenko seize Orel after a month of combat as German troops withdraw westward. Nazi rear-guards clash in ruined streets amid heavy artillery, air and tank assault. Simultaneously, the Reds report capture of Belgorod on the central front.

Orel Timoshenko Belgorod

American Drive At Munda Illustrates World War II Tactics

In the Solomons battle for Munda American forces encircle the Japanese from west and east while tanks break through jungle pillboxes. Navy and air power pound enemy positions as troops advance, aided by a coordinated river and coast approach. Morgenthau reports 1941 corporate tax data and revenue shares.

Munda Solomons

Farm Land Values Jump As War Era Prices Boost Market

Government officials warn of a possible realty boom and price collapse as farm land values rise above World War I levels. From March to July farm real estate gained 3 percent across regions and states, with Indiana sales 40 percent above the 1935-39 average. Higher commodity prices and expected 1943 farm income fuel activity, while speculators seek resale gains.

Indiana

War Arsenal 80 Percent Complete as War Plants Rise

Government said 14.5 billion dollars planned for war plant facilities is about 80 percent finished, led by guns, combat vehicles, aircraft and ammunition plants. Armament production lags noted. Somervell warns of overdue supplies as costs dip, with wooden planes canceled for metallic designs.

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

Washington must forge clear foreign policy now

Wartime analyst argues Eisenhower could guide policy but party leaders must publicly embrace a unified approach to international affairs. He warns that failing to define a bipartisan policy risks a split in the Republican and Democratic parties and endangers the two-party system.

America Italy Eisenhower Roosevelt Mackinac Island Republican Party Philippines Watson Spangler Republican National Committee Wendell Willkie Mackinac Watson Association AFL CIO Republic Deneen Watson Washington The Republican ‘‘Foreign Policy Association Lafayette Park White House Walter Lippmann Lippmann Hawaii Britain South America Canada

War Prisoners Death Rate Reported by War Department

One in ten American soldiers in Japanese prisoner camps has died of disease since the Philippines fell, according to the War Department. British surgeons report seventy percent of Russian wounded recover and return to battle.

Philippines War Department Soviet Union

Faster Than Sound: Lt Col Hough Flies Record-Setting Dives

Lt Col Cass 8 Hough of Plymouth Michigan piloted two U S Army Air Force flights that exceeded 780 miles per hour in a dive with P 38 and P 47 aircraft. He reached 43 000 and 39 000 feet before pulling free falls and leveling at 18 000 feet. He described the sensations as heavy and disorienting yet he remained conscious and recorded instrument readings.

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

Bankhage Awards for Chinese inventors in science and defense

Brief notices report $1,000,000 in Bankhage awards to Chinese inventors for science and technology aiding national defense. A War Production Board directive forbids corn in distilling spirits and high wines. Poultry supplies peak in September and October. Christmas packages to overseas soldiers may be mailed without requests from Sept 15 to Oct 15 per the War Department.

War F Production Board War Department

Giant 750000 Ton Granite Blast Shakes Scotland Quarries

A massive explosion at the Bonane quarries in Argyll Scotland on May 31 1935 toppled 750000 tons of granite after eighteen months of planning. It was among the era’s largest man made blasts and supplied five years of work. Nearby households moved pictures mirrors and crockery to safety before the detonation.

Bonane Argyllshire Scotland Collier's Taynuilt

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