Chinese Set Jap War Casualties at 2,500,000 Sixth Year Starts
Reported Chinese high command claims 2.5 million Japanese war casualties in six years of fighting with Japan, including 1,091,000 Japanese killed and 29,994 captured. American air forces report raids reducing Japanese planes and bolstering Chinese defense, with fighting across Hankow Canton and Shanghai regions. Communique notes air operations suspended by weather on a given day.
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Chinese Ready to Knock Japan Out
Major General Chu Bih-Ming, military attaché in Washington, said three million Chinese troops are ready to mount an immediate offensive against Japan if given aerial support. He argued Japan should be the first objective of the United Nations, claiming China could knock Japan out this year with 5oo planes and assistance. He proposed reopening the Burma Road to supply China, enabling a massive assault to recapture Burma and push Japanese forces back to the sea.
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Message Pledges U.S. Aid to China
In a joint order the secretary of War and secretary of the Navy pledge U S armed forces to aid China. They recall the five year anniversary of Japan’s attack and commend Chinese resistance, stating the United States will help expel the aggressor from Chinese soil and stand with democracy defenders.
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Weather report garbled notes on skin lightening timing
Fragmentary weather fragment mentions skin lightening timing and emergency notes. No clear locations or official sources available. Unable to determine concrete forecast or event details from the provided text.
Pay Boost Predicted for Aircraft Workers
LOS ANGELES reports wage stabilization talks for Pacific coast aircraft workers may lead to pay boosts. Union reps cite pilot wage inequities and discuss adjusting wages to prevent migration. shipyards show earnings 93 to 156 cents hourly higher than base rates. Corpus Christi reports funeral for Charles A. Smith, 60, killed near the Naval air station highway after July 4 incident. survivor is his wife.
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Fighting Spirit High Canada War Effort Grows
Ottawa report profiles Canadian youth and veterans rallying behind a massive wartime mobilization. It notes soldiers sailors and air crews worldwide, Canada’s rush to build forces, and plans to reach 600000 enlisted by March next year with 225000 in reserve. Defense Minister Ralston stresses three-front needs and North American defense unity with Britain and allies.
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New Engine Aids Anti U Boat War
The Navy reports a new lightweight diesel engine and adjustable marine propeller are in full production at General Motors Electro-Motive division. The engine is claimed to be the lightest ocean duty diesel and occupies about one third the space of prior engines, enabling more fuel for longer range and room for extra armament and ammunition in anti submarine warfare.
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U S Tanks Defeat German Panzer Units in Libyan Desert
American tank crews under Maj Henry Cabot Lodge fought in a Libyan desert clash between Knightsbridge and Acroma on June 14, aiding British forces in the battle for Egypt. They knocked out multiple German tanks with minimal damage and no casualties, then remained in Africa to assist in the defense of Egypt.
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Open Letter charges draft prejudice against PM editor
New York July 7 Ralph M Ingersoll editor of PM accuses draft board of prejudice in delaying his induction. He says a large part of front pages was devoted to one letter and the editor planned to join the army, calling the draft biased against PM. He faced delays due to deferment appeal by Marshall Field.
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What Yous Beary With WAR BONDS
Navy notes Sub Chasers as fast eyes of the fleet. They displace about 1,560 tons and cost roughly 3.4 million dollars each. Citizens urged to buy War Bonds via payroll savings or banks, post offices, or offices to fund more war boats.
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Nazis Claim Sinking of U S Heavy Cruiser and 28 Ships
Berlin reports from Pratt Brondensts say German forces sunk an American heavy cruiser and 28 merchant ships from a convoy in Arctic waters off the Norwegian coast near Bolsbergen. The claim notes submarines and air units accounted for most losses, with ongoing battle and rescues reported by German Red Cross planes.
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Airman Dies in Crash Near Americus
Four airmen died and another injured when an army plane crash near Americus Georgia caused fatalities at Turner Field Albany where the crew was stationed. First Lieut Peter Mikkelson of Hartford Conn Second Lieut G W Byeeling of San Antonio Aviation Cadet Vale for M Slighman of New York City and Staff Sgt Wilson Yeager held Monday for Myx Anna Albany Cadet Emery G Scott Kyle 89 of San Marcos died Sunday after a long illness Burial was in Kyle cemetery Survivors include daughters Emma Porter Mattie Kyle Reynalds San Marcos and Je A Gruene New Braunfels brother Robert Randle Cotulla Kyle was born Bequin and moved to San Marcos years ago member of Daughters of the Republic of Texas.
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Air base victim named first fatality at Spartanburg Memorial
Second Lieut Theodore F Galloway 23 of Syracuse New York died from injuries after an early evening crash at Spartanburg Memorial Airport Army officials said Galloway sustained the injuries several hours earlier at the base The incident marked the first fatal airplane crash at the facility and was investigated by army authorities
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German tanks repelled after multiple 37 mm gun engagements
The unit reported engaging enemy forces three times during the day, with tanks not approaching closer than 700 yards. They fired 37 mm guns when within 1200 yards and believed at least one enemy tank was knocked out. Lodge plans to report to the general staff and the senate military affairs committee with a detailed briefing.
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Police Hunt Dog After Purse Snatch in Des Moines
Des Moines police pursued a purse snatcher today aided by a police dog. Mrs Marlon Merrett reported a man grabbed her purse, split the strap, and fled. officers recovered the purse and some money nearby as the canine unit tracked the suspect.
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