Bulgarians Demand War On Germany
Moscow reports street riots in Sofia demand war on Germany as Bulgarian tensions rise and armistice talks in Cairo show signs of strain. Soviet fronts show renewed activity though Balkan tensions flare with Hungary and Romania amid shifting alliances.
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British Mosquitos Hit Bremen Port In Night Raid
British aircraft struck the northwestern German port of Bremen last night, piling wreckage along a three mile stretch of docks and the commercial center. The raid involved a force of under 300 heavy bombers. August 25 attacks devastated Bremen shipyards and warehouses.
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Allied drive breaks Gothic Line on Italian front near Arno
British Eighth Army and American Fifth cross rivers and breach German Gothic Line along a 20 mile front from the Adriatic to the Pisa area. Forces include 92nd Infantry in the Amo crossing. Japanese American troops take Pisino slopes. Kesselring predicts last stand before Brenner pass as heavy fighting continues toward Pesaro and Metauro river advances.
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U S Plans Pacific Bases for Future Peace
Washington reports that highway authorities urged President Roosevelt to back a plan developed at Dunbarton Oaks to fortify Pacific islands under U S control. The proposal envisions a string of American naval and army bases ready to support a future world security system after wartime testing ends.
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Japs Report Carrier Raid On Bonins
Tokyo radio said Allied ships shelled Bonin Islands and attacked Iwo Jima in the first Pacific action in days. The report claimed 100 carrier planes bombed, while Word also noted raids on Mindanao and Davao, with nerves rising over MacArthur’s Philippines preparations.
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Germany Not Pulling Punches
Lontion reports that German resistance in the west remains stubborn as Allied forces push through Normandy and toward East Prussia, with the Nazi retreat accelerating. He predicts Germany may reinforce with up to 500,000 more troops, but doubts long stoppage beyond their borders. The Allied supply chain and pursuit will shape the final outcome as the war in Europe continues.
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Patch Closing In on Lyon as Yanks Cross Italy Border
Allied commands report American and French columns closing on Lyon, with Patch’s Third Army pushing from Verdun toward the German border. 55,000 prisoners taken since the southern invasion, while forces reach toward the Moselle and threaten Siegfried Line fortifications.
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Germans Promise Return as Brussels Radio Broadcasts Farewell
London dispatch reports a Brussels radio farewell from German announcers amid Allied advances. They urged Belgians not to hate locals who aided the Nazis and vowed to reclaim Belgium, while promising never to abandon their principles and signaling a future return. A separate AP despatch notes brutal killings of French civilians near Plourin and bombardment along the Channel coast with big coastal guns fired in a duel with British forces near Dover.
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