Last Ditch Stand Seen At Airstrip
Reports from Pearl Harbor and Saipan describe Japanese troops massed in caves and pillboxes awaiting a final stand as Admiral Nimitz predicts lessons from Saipan will shape future assaults. Noemfoor gains noted with Kornasoren airfield captured by MacArthur’s forces as paratroopers aided the invasion. Nimitz warns of a broader defense chain across China coast while naval raids target Guiam Tintin Rota Pagan to prevent Japanese rescue efforts.
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War costs tally per minute and second in fiscal year
US war costs reach 270,295.65 per minute and 2837.26 per second. In round numbers the year spent about 80.721 billion dollars, equating to 246,130,844.20 daily and 270,295.65 per minute across a leap year.
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Mayor to Attend Demo Convention in Chicago and Washington
Mayor Mauermann granted leave of absence to attend the Democratic convention in Chicago and to handle city business in Washington. He and Sie will depart here January 16 aboard the private plane of AY Buchaan for Chicago. He is a delegate to the Twentieth Congressional district.
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War Secretary Patterson cites Allied Jap dead tally
At a Thursday press conference Secretary Patterson announced Allied counts of Japanese dead in the Southwest Pacific. He listed totals by island including Bink 3055 Martin Bay 2879 Hollandia 3570 Allape 1109 Admiralties 3293 Noemfoor 114 Jougainville 7930 Saipan and others, noting these figures exclude other dead in New Guinea New Britain and central Pacific areas.
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Weather forecast for San Antonio and vicinity
Partly cloudy Thursday afternoon through Friday night with maximum temperatures around 92 degrees. East Texas area shows partly cloudy skies with widely scattered thunder showers. More weather on Page 2A.
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Last Try Made to Reach 64 Miners
BELLAIRE Ohio July 8 84 men entombed deep in a mine engineers brought drills to bore into the shaft where the miners were trapped. Officials feared many were dead though some held out hope they could be reached. The Powhatan mine near Bellaire erupted and fire raged as rescuers sought any path to the trapped workers many of whom were in sections thought safer but the shaft was sealed to preserve air and rescue attempts paused during weeks of tension.
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Sudden Bomb Attack Kills U S Troops in Base
WAES reports a sudden air strike near a U S base kills several American soldiers including Sgt Rhoda Laird of Houston and Cpl Mary Lou Bernick of San World. The blast at 7:30 am shattered windows, sent troops scrambling, with Mary Thatcher of Indianapolis praised for aiding wounded and Dorothy Lacey of Cincinnati knocked down but unhurt.
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Engagement of Elliott WAC announced
Wisconsin Rapids July 6 The Tribune reports Mrs Frank Rosebush Port Edwards confirms engagement of her daughter Ruth Briggs to Col Elliott Roosevelt son of the president The couple reportedly met at the Casablanca conference where she served as secretary to Lt Gen Walter Dedell Smith Briggs arrived in England in 1942 and was among five WAC officers who survived a torpedoing voyage from Madagascar to Africa early January
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Three Cities Liberated In Normandy Drive
Allied forces press a major Normandy push as Bradleys Americans capture Gintigny and Scarman near La Haye du Palis while advancing to La Butte, with heavy fighting at La Haye and Caen airfield. French underground support expands across multiple departments as 24 train derailments and several tunnel losses beset German movements.
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Robots Stir More Hate Than Blitz Over London Bombing
By Robert London July 6 reports describe steady robot bombings over London causing greater fear than the 1840 41 blitz. Streets are less crowded, theaters closed, and shelters crowded but life goes on with workers in windowless rooms. Despite sleep problems and casualties, Londoners show determined morale and grim humor as the buzz bombs blur distinctions between street and home.
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OPA Office Struggles With Ceiling Price Rules
The OPA reports efforts to buy electric fans for a local office faced price ceilings. Charles Morphew, panel secretary, attempted to purchase but dealers demanded above ceiling prices. A check will be made periodically to ensure fans were not marked up.
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Firepower edge in Europe cited by Patterson
Acting Secretary of War Patterson said the United States and Britain will outmatch Germany in firepower in Europe. He defined firepower as including small arms, grenades, mortars, artillery, bombs and rockets, and asserted the aim is four times the enemy’s bullets per month. He stressed firepower as the decisive factor in war.
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Greatest Toll Taken In London
London blitz toll rises as German bombs claim 2,762 lives and wound 8,600 as Churchill reports three weeks of sustained attacks centered on the capital. He notes 50,000 tons of bombs dropped, with London sustaining heavy casualties while government prioritizes military operations in France and Germany.
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Doomed Officer Hangs Self in Army Hospital
Lieut. Beaufort Swancutt, 31, under death sentence by an army court martial, hanged himself with a bedsheet today at Leltes matt hospital on the post near Riverside. Convicted May 24 for the murder of his sweetheart Dorothy Douglas and her friend Laurine Mvermore, Swancutt’s defense claimed insanity, but the court held him sane. His family and wife testified to his sanity and prior mental strain after the shootings.
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