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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1943
Page
5
Hit Akyab bomber unit sank a 5900 ton Japanese cargo ship and possibly hit a 2000 ton freighter in a fast sea raid. The action marked the first for a newly arrived American-Chinese composite unit teamed with veterans, while three Japanese fighters and a bomber were damaged. One UN plane reported missing amid the Swatow airfield engagement.
A historic graphic demonstration in Japan recreated the nation’s deadliest quake. The event marked the 1853 disaster with an estimated 200000 fatalities, illustrating seismic impact through sound wave concepts.
District Attorney Ben F Foster reports only 37 enemy aliens brought before the San Antonio district alien enemy hearing board since December 7 1941 with nine released twenty paroled eight interned two dozen Germans 12 Japanese and one Italian among those processed hearings are private informal affairs with five on the board including San Antonio men Frost Oppenheimer Denman and Austin men McCormick Rainey. Aliens face travel permits and potential internment if failing to comply. eight interned in district scattered from Kenedy and Crystal City to North Dakota. Military scenes accompany the report with a Navy choir scene in Paramounts The Navy Way.
James E. Brown reports that Chinese jungle fighters aided by American planes have advanced into the Hukawa valley in Burma to clear the Ledo route and deter Japanese infiltration. The operation, ordered by Lt Gen Stilwell on October 28, aims to provide elbow room for the Ledo road with light Chinese casualties and reduced Japanese resistance as Chinese troops push back near the upper Chindwin river.
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