Trap Curls Around Foe In Smela Gap
Moscow reports indicate a major Ukrainian advance under General Vatutin pushing toward the Bug river and toward Kovel while German forces struggle to hold the Smela region. Russian progress threatens key rail lines toward the Dnieper bend as Berlin and Stockholm note deteriorating war conditions.
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Nikolaj Vatutin
Bug
Vinnitka
Dnieper
Vatutin
Emele
Onieper
Ivan
Konev
Second
Alexandrovka
Kirovograd
Sarny
Old Poland
Geman
Drest-Lttovak
Russia
Black Tin
Gchakov
Odessa
Khterson
Dniester
Rumania
Poland
S¢n Wana
Aonen
Berlin
Groomuy
Stockholm
Ukraine
Vatchin
Odessa-Warsaw
Dooly
Gozen
Chepelovka
Vinditea
Smela
Krislianovaka
Krivol Roy
Chieper
Zhorhische
Bessarabia
Hiustian
Germany
Hitler
Texas Thaws Out After Panhandle Snowstorm
Texas eased from a weekend blizzard as Panhandle and North Texas thawed. Officials warned cattle losses may follow, with cattle still in good shape overall and sheep losses possible later if feed is scarce. Rail and air transport neared normal in Amarillo as tempera tures rose and snow receded. Local crop damage noted in beets and carrots with no frost reported Monday.
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Rene
Texas
Panhandle
Rio Grande
Amarillo
San Anprio
Chansler Wrymouth
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers
San Angelo
Ray Willoughby
West Texas
Aninrillo
Rio Grande Valley
Brownsville
Laredo
Jarboe Sees Warmer Weather For San Antucky
Weather forecast by F. H. Jarboe says warmer conditions loom for Monday and Tuesday after a chilly start. Sunday's low near 20 degrees gave way to a 36 degree high by early afternoon. Winds eased, sunshine persisted, and clouding later in the day signaled the warmer stretch ahead.
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San Antucky
Weathere
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Japs Rally in Pacific War as Marines Advance on New Britain
Allied reports say Japanese forces rallied to defend Southwest Pacific positions while American Marines push inland from Bergen Bay near Cape Gloucester New Britain. Air battles intensify as Allied missions strike forward areas. Bougainville bombers and fighters engage Nip air cover.
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Pacific
Southwest Pacific
New Britain
Ree Guinea
Warren J. Clear
Army General Staff
Japan
Los Angeles
MacArthur
Bergen Bay
Cape Gloucester
Big Island
SiHmat Point
Arawe
Umtinaglu
Atawe
Daliman River
Finschhafen
Saidor
Cape St. George
New Ireland Island
Sia
U.S
New Britain Island
Weather summary for East Texas forecast update
Increasing cloudiness Monday afternoon and night. Warmer Tuesday with mostly cloudy skies. High near 34 degrees Tuesday as east and south portions warm. East Texas along the 100th meridian, with northwest portions cooler. Weather bureau data on Page 2-A.
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Sanauuwino Sia
East Texas
Jap broadcast warns food import dependence may end
Tokyo broadcast recorded by U S government monitors asserts Japan cannot rely on imports for food and urges total self sufficiency to withstand Allied blockades. Nippon Totalitarian party official calls for greater production while warning of fierce enemy counter offensives and the need to reduce urban populations.
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Sronasanes
Piopwcch
Hus
Jaye
Japan
Cote
UW. B
Forts Boma Sofia Again Forts Boma Sofia Again
Allied dispatch from Algiers reports a heavy bomber raid on Sofia the Bulgarian capital as part of a ten month campaign against German targets. Follow up raids hit Pola, a key Austro-Hungarian base in the northern Adriatic, with Sofia serving as a rail hub for German supply lines to Yugoslavia and Bulgaria.
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Algiers
Sofia
Bulgaria
Itr
Abel Anch
Yesterdas
Pola
Adtade
Rumania
Ration Token Restrictions Explained in Dallas
The January report notes new restrictions on ration tokens for American households. Regional OPA officials prohibit the creation or use of tokens for nonfederal purposes and ban possession of distinctive bars used for tokenmaking except under federal permit. Images illustrating tokens were shown to the public, with the hope of broader public education.
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Dallas
OPA
W. A. Orth
Gillxens
Uie
Daviers
Pune
Nazis Retreat on Propaganda Front
Lisbon dispatch notes German propaganda shifting to a defensive line as Allied strength grows. Reports say Nazi broadcasts pledge final actions while France and western Europe face possible retreat from occupied territory. British and Arab forces mass along the coast for decisive battles as censorship and Allied media dominance rise.
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London
Europe
Balkans
Sean
Wikia
Paris
Fisuthower
Keil
Cornwall
Feng
Lisbon
L-P
Hitler
Pariser Zeitung
Sweden
Switzerland
Portugues
Disputch
Trabon
Pice
Schar ‘Norst
Berlin
European
Russia
Red Army
Vovlkischer Beobnechrer
Deutechg -Allgemeine Zeitung
Italy
Skamir
Tito Fights Bosnia Battle
LONDON Jan 10 Partisan headquarters announced Marshal Tito’s forces are fighting German units in western and central Bosnia to halt a five-pronged drive. The bulletin says battles around Banjatuka with a Brigade defeated in Serbia and material captured. Bulgarians defeated in Macedonia with prisoners. Heavy clashes also in Slovenia and routine attacks in Sanjak Bosnia.
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Londan
Yyuboslav
Vito
Boslla
Banjatuka
Chetnivk
Serbia
Macedonia
Slovenia
Sanjak
Bos Win
Montenegro
Hercegovina
Allied Gains Come At Heavy Cost In Italian Front
Allied infantry push along the Cassino San Vittore line in Italy as tanks break through defenses amid fierce resistance. US and British forces advance toward Cervaro while air raids target German positions. Heavy losses mount for both sides as fighters clash in mountanous terrain. Hopkins hospitalized with influ enza symptoms in Washington.
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Dynan
Titapquartere
Algiers
Mh -Lm
Pmib Omy
Gassito
Doughtnys
Pwr
Neeklest
Strowrhold
Peccim
Mount Molo
Catena Vecchio
Fallin Sag Vilvarte
Mount Mangiore
Mount
Chinia
Onestia Road
Atvanga
Cervaro
Cassino
Sorth
San Vithare
Cervara
Geran
Eighth Army
R. A. F. Wellingtons
Rangary
Grow
Iiely
Roosevelt orders bar on congress members in active military service
President Roosevelt instructed the secretaries of war and the navy that members of Congress may not serve in active components of the armed services. He noted the constitutional prohibition and discussed issues of service amid wartime, praising lawmakers who chose to stay as legislators.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Armed Services
Bille
Dee
Stephen Berry
Stimson
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