New German Blow At Reds Seen Likely
Washington May 14 German strike to offset North African setback seen as likely in coming weeks by authorities aiding Roosevelt and Churchill. Leaders confer on global strategy with no details released while plans for possible early invasion of Europe and Pacific tempo rise. Werner Hitler’s pressure aimed at restoring prestige and morale amid defeats in North Africa.
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Wavell Talked For New Command In War Shuffle
Washington May 14 In diplomatic circles talk grows on Field Marshal Wavell potential new posting. Possibilities include return to India to direct autumn campaign against Japan or shift to European theater, discussed during White House talks with Roosevelt and Churchill. Auchinleck floated as India successor, noted for Eighth Army role and the El Alamein plan, despite sharing blame for Rommel’s gains.
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Jap Rails in Burma Raided By Allied Bombing
In Burma allied air forces bombed key targets including Medalay yard and the Myitnge bridge, with a Mitchell aircraft striking the Myitnge crossing and escaping unscathed. British ground troops retreated from Maungdaw to new lines as operations unfolded. In Chungking a Chinese raid on Kingmen Island killed several Japanese and captured two officers.
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