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Portsmouth Times

Location

Portsmouth, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1942

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Submarine shelling hits Canadian coast and Oregon

AP reports two attacks within 24 hours along the Pacific Northwest. Estevan Point on Vancouver Island faced shelling with minor damage and no casualties. Seaside to Astoria, Oregon, endured 15 minutes of gunfire from an unidentified offshore craft with no damage reported. Royal Canadian and U S naval units pursued the attacker. Tokyo observers linked Vancouver Island action to Japanese forces.

Vancouver Island Canada British Columbia Oregon Pacific Northwest Estevan Point Kenneth Stuart West Coast Defenses Seaside Astoria Columbia River Western Defense Headquarters San Francisco Ocean City Tokyo Domei United States Stimson U. S Midway Coral Sea

Germans at Gates of Sevastopol Japs Nearer Dutch Harbor

In a fog shrouded update, Japanese landing forces push along the Aleutians toward Alaska and establish themselves at Kiska 585 miles from Dutch Harbor. A communique notes bombing of ships in Kiska harbor and an air strike that hit a cruiser and sank a transport.

Washington Aleutian Island Alaska Kiska United States Navy Dutch Harbor Kiska Harbor United States Aleutian Islands

Russians Admit Wedges Driven Deep Into Sevastopol

The Soviet and German clash over Sevastopol deepened as German forces reportedly breached the last coastal fort and pressed from north and south. Western reports quoted by Reuters noted street fighting in the besieged fortress with ongoing heavy bombardment and troop transports beginning to move out. The front remained tense from the Ukraine to the Arctic front, with seven Axis divisions claimed wiped out and the city’s defense line under renewed pressure.

Russia Black Sea Sevastopol Adolf Hitler Joseph Stalin Caucasus Caucasian Hitler Severnaya Bay London Reuters Bucharest Ukraine Crimea Red Army

Tobruk Falls Stab at Egypt Feared Next

London reports a major Libyan military disaster with potential to derail an Allied second front in Europe. British sources warn the crisis could shape whether Germany is beaten in 1942 or 1943, with the next weeks decisive.

Egypt Drew Middleton Associated Press London Libya Europe Germany

Axis Planes Massed Alexandria

Commander Thanos Span ides of a Greek submarine raider notes Axis aircraft buildup in Crete and Greece. He reports underground hangars are being dug in Crete and the Maleme air drome is being expanded. Crete is seen as a springboard for Middle East offensives.

Alexandria Thanos Spanides Crete Greece Maleme Middle East

Suez at Risk as Rommel Drives Toward Tobruk

The British press warned that Axis forces under Erwin Rommel threaten the Suez Canal route and oil supplies as Tobruk falls and Libya’s front inclines toward a decisive strike. Officials weighed the chance of a major Axis advance within weeks and feared intensified global conflict.

Erwin Rommel Tobruk Suez Canal Iraq Ain Mel

Inquiry Planned On Gas Ration Inquiries

Washington reports abandonment of nationwide gasoline rationing plans. Senator Maloney proposes a five member special committee with a $5,000 appropriation to probe gasoline and fuel oil shortages and delivery methods for ordinary consumers. The inquiry would focus on eastern states but could affect future nationwide action. Senators Connally Thomas and Wheeler question broad rationing, citing improved conservation.

Maloney Connecticut Connally Texas Thomas Oklahoma Wheeler Montana

Roosevelt and Churchill Hold Off Record Talks in Washington

White House reports progress in day and night talks between President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill. They consult with military naval and air experts and agree to issue a joint statement later. Remarks address rumors of McNaughton leading United Nations forces but remain noncommittal.

Washington Roosevelt Churchill White House United Nations Stephen Early Early Mr. Early London A. G. L. McNaughton

Hull Pays Tribute In Anniversary Message On Russia Aid

Secretary of State Hull lauds Soviet resistance against Nazi Germany and vows continued war aid in a message to Molotov on the anniversary of the fight at sea. He praises Russia's role and predicts Allied support will grow before the end of another year.

Rimean Soviet Russia Michael Kalinin Soviet Information Bureau Washington Adolf Hitler Hull Molotov

Marlene Dietrich to Receive War Bond Day Music Serenade

Marlene Dietrich will visit Portsmouth Wednesday with a convoy of U S army jeeps to celebrate War Bond day. A 30 piece county band will perform a 30 minute rally at Gallia esplanade starting 12 30 p m directed by Thomas C Giles. A 7 30 p m rally at Municipal stadium features the Wheeling Steel Employees Band and Male Chorus directed by Ray Adams and Harold Welch. A patriotic pageant and Dietrich appearance close the program with a jeep demonstration. War bond tickets earn jeep rides from Scioto countians through local agencies and Girl Scouts in downtown Portsmouth.

Marlene Dietrich Portsmouth Gallia Esplanade Thomas C. Giles Clay Township Municipal Stadium Wheeling Steel Ray Adams Harold Welch Dorothy McVitty Miss Dietrich Scioto Junior Chamber of Commerce

Warning urged residents to leave Honolulu

June 22 report that Lt Gen Delos C Emmons warned that U S victory at Midway fostered false security and urged all nonresidents to depart the Hawaiian Islands at once to enhance safety.

Honolulu United States Midway Delos C. Emmons Hawaiian Islands

Violent Deaths Take 21 in Ohio Weekend

Ohio recorded at least 21 violent deaths over the weekend with 13 in road or rail accidents, four drownings, one shooting, one explosion fatality, a bicycle fall injuring a boy, and a hayload fall killing a farmer. Perry county noted five fatalities.

Ohio Columbus Alliance Fremont Perry County Ralph Spung Milligan Bend Max James Royal Gorby Crooksville New Lexington Corning Robert Franklin West

Laval to Broadcast Berlin Speech Today

French premier Pierre Laval will air an important speech today at 2 p.m. Portsmouth time, broadcast from Berlin via German transmissions reported by a Vichy dispatch.

Berlin Pierre Laval Portsmouth Vichy

Sugar Producers Press for Higher Rations Over Surplus

Sugar refiners urge the Office of Price Administration and the War Production Board to boost domestic and industrial sugar rations to reduce warehouse surpluses. They warn of disastrous effects from government inaction on agriculture and industry.

New York Office of Price Administration Net Production Board United States Sngerrel Seatesticans

War Production Board to Reorganize Ties to Military Strategy

Complete WPB reorganization expected this week includes moving William H. Harrison to the War Department and closer coordination with the army and navy chiefs of staff. Donald M. Nelson and the UN allies aim to standardize equipment and align production with strategic needs. The changes follow Gulick’s recommendations and are not tied to a recent defense committee report.

Washington War Production Board WPB William H. Harrison War Department Service of Supply Donald M. Nelson Army and Navy Chiefs of Staff Oliver Lyttelton Nelson American Production Board United Nations United States Senate Defense Investigating Committee Luther Gulick Columbia University School of Business Administration

Weather brief fragment from today

Fragmentary weather note reports conditions for today with unclear readings including a numeric value and time reference. Provides insufficient detail for location or specific forecast.

Nazis Push Toward Sevastopol and Tobruk Fall

The report notes Tobruk's fall and Sevastopol's tottering as German operations tighten around the Caucasus and Middle East. British forces retreat to Egypt to defend Alexandria and threaten the Suez route, signaling a serious strategic crisis.

New York Marshal Rommel Tobruk Russia Sevastopol Hitler Caucasus Middle East Alexandria Suez Canal

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