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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1944
Page
10
Secretary of War Stimson said at a press conference that the Germans stopped the Allied advance at Cassino. He noted the fortress town had subsided without achieving hoped for results, and warned the final outcome remains unresolved despite setbacks and lessons learned.
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Allied Headquarters reports Fifth Army repelled two German thrusts on the Anzio beachhead. Allied planes bombarded Rome, Turin, and Bolzano areas, swept the Adriatic to Sofia, and hit railway targets. 22 enemy aircraft were destroyed, 31 Allied losses. Mediterranean Allied Air Force conducted about 1,800 sorties.
Chicago reports rising road fatalities blamed on increased motor travel and gasoline black market shortages. The National Safety Council notes a 1 percent February rise in deaths from January, while Allied forces face intensified German patrols near Cassino.
Senator Kilman urged a probe into Italian campaign strategy amid reports that war plans were shaped without full military counsel. He cited declarations by some Congress members and writers questioning alignment with generals viewed as guiding Allied actions. The discussion touched Cassino and Anzio as pivotal fronts as lawmakers debated whether political goals outweighed military advice.
Washington report to the Senate from Admiral Walsh states the Navy has overcome the U-boat menace in the Pacific and Atlantic theaters. The Senate approved a bill authorizing funding for shore facilities, totaling over 1.4 billion dollars.
Allied fliers continued heavy bombing in the Pacific, striking Rabaul and Pakin Island while targeting Ponape and Timor. Tokyo acknowledged intensified raids on Rabaul with hundreds of Allied planes directing blows against Dutch East Indies and New Guinea areas, and Allied planes hit Nanchang rail facilities.
New York March 10. The Swiss federal council rejected today an appeal by the wife of Minister Ernest Hans Pfister, who has been condemned for treason by death. A Bern broadcast said the wife handed over important documents concerning Swiss defenses to foreign agents.
Myth Avneinted Press reports widespread river flooding across Georgia Alabama Mississippi and North Louisiana causing heavy property damage. At least five dead with rescues and shelters. towns Dover Newton and Albany affected. hydro plant outage. multiple drownings and widespread agricultural losses amid rising flood crests.
Announcement by Lieut. John Storin says positions at Honda Air Field are available for men and women over specific ages with varied hours. Some jobs are part time or arrangeable to suit those who must stay home several hours.
The civilian personnel office announces new job openings for women in civil service. Women are now eligible as truck drivers, tractor operators, and other roles previously restricted to men, with some non civil service kitchen positions also listed. Students seeking work after school should apply now.
London reports H A Halifax and Lancaster squadrons attacked rail yards at Vaires near Paris and the Lyon engine works while U S Eighth Air Force targeted Brunswick and the Pas de Calais coast. American pilots claimed 48 Nazi planes down with 38 escorts and nine bombers lost. Majors Mahurin and Johnson vie for top American ace in Europe.
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