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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1944

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Rescue Road 10 Sky Troops Cut Yanks Widen Breach in Gothic Line

Allied reports say Fifth Army advances near Puta Pass and Rimini as ground forces press toward Bologna. British and Brazilian units push through mountain roads while Ninth and Eighth Army elements drive toward Ravenna and Rimini, with Germans showing disorganization along the line.

SKY Gothic Line Pau Bac Monte Guérnd Monte Cherna Monte Tronsle Fhermudla Amers Puts Pass Firenziola Eton Bologna Fifth Army

British Yank Drive Breaks German Rhine Barrier Near Arnhem

British armor with American paratroopers breached a large German barrier south of the Rhine near Arnhem and pushed to the river while heavy fighting continued around the pocketed Arnhem airborne force. American First and Seventh Armies pressed toward Metz and Trier, capturing Stolberg and pressing in the Lorraine plain as Allied forces widen the Holland front and push along the coast toward Boulogne.

Ary Arnhelm London Rhine Arnhem Germhan Frescue Eindhoven Wilmogen Auten Britain United States Rivne Ruhr Raad Berlin Arnhen Uridge Germay Gladhaven-Nijmegen Vegnel Yebl Font Arm Hol- 4 Dempsey U. S. First Army Stolberg Aachen Cologne Pram Trierwedeen Supreme Headquarters Dickrich Trier Chird Seventh Army Epinal Nancy Belfort Rentirement Yarrow Upper Moselle Moeksy Belefort Germany Riviera Saventi Eymy Anits Montan At Ari= hem Cate i Meie Ingo Dba Tndvatrial Arnhhem Allen Arnhem Borin Arn Holland Tong Soith Leopold Canal Schetde Zeebrugge Terneuzen Boulogne Calais Dunkerque Ardhent

Ban on civilian business men in forward zone

London dispatch reports General Eisenhower's headquarters confirm a ban on civilian business men from the military forward zone with a promise of a thorough investigation into violations. Early orders barred civilians starting new businesses in newly liberated areas, amid accusations that American business leaders received easier travel to England and Paris, while British subjects faced delays.

London Alaenhower Buelneas al Expeditionary Force London Daily Mail France Paris Britain

Allied Air Blitz Hits Kassel Munich and More

British Italian air fleets pushed toward Germany as 1600 Allied planes bombed Kassel and the Munich region while strikes targeted the Danube frontier. Allied fighters roamed the southern approaches and bombers attacked targets across central Italy, with heavy losses on both sides reported in a long sequence of missions.

London Dover Upper Danube Valley Mediterranean Germany Britain Italy Kassel Munich Larissa Po Valley Otheir

Expecting to See Angels G I Escapes 3000-Foot Drop

A Liberator with engine trouble forced a bailout en route to the Philippines. Joe Ajello regained consciousness after the fall and said he expected to see angels as American troops moved on Morotai. He credited tree tops with breaking his fall and saving his life despite the long descent.

Morotai Ibland Moluccas Joe Ajello Perathuts G.I Philippines Alello Bronx Medieg Bne

Red Fleet Readies Baltic Cruise Amid Eastern Front Push

Soviet minesweepers cleared a Baltic channel for a first combat cruise in three years after Tatlin fall. Govorov’s forces pressed along Estonia’s coast while Riga faced heavy pressure to sever southern escape routes. In Hungary, Malinovsky’s spearheads neared Budapest, capturing Arad and driving toward the rail hub at Bekescsaba as front lines extended across Transylvania.

Moscow Red Fleet Baltic Tatlin Govorov Leningrad Estonia Riga Hungary Balkans Marshal Malinovsky Bekesesnica Budapest Szeged Arad Oradea Transylvania

Ike injures knee in French crash nah bite

General Dwight D. Eisenhower wrenched his knee after a plane forced down in a French field while aiding crew to tow the craft. NBC’s Morrill Mueller quoted Eisenhower saying he is healthy overall and that the war will end only as the Gestapo is annihilated.

London Eisenhower Matsahy France Morrill Mueller Pavis Muuleller NBC Macy Garmbers Mueller

Allied bombs hit poison gas plant in Darmstadt raid

STOCKHOLM Sept 23 Allied air raid last week on Darmstadt hit a chemical plant, releasing poison gas. The Altenbladet quoted a private source saying some deaths occurred as a result of the incident.

Stocktsolm Germany Darmstadt Altenbladet Sours

Ike Edict To Occupied Reich Threatens Death For Nazi Aiders

London Sept 23 General Eisenhower issued a strict decree for the occupied Reich declaring death for Germans aiding Nazis or misleading Allied troops. The edict places Nazi political and military organizations under ban, abrogates racial and political discrimination, and directs surrender of funds records equipment and property. Allies will take over essential services and enforce order under military government.

Ike Occupied Reich London Germany Allied War Crimes Commission Takea Hiller Achitch London News-Gheentel Daily Mall Ritter Crockhels Goering Bipinler Sald Alles Eisenhower Cerman Naat Party Moscow Radio Today Pravda

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