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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1944

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German winter offensive slowed after 40 mile penetration into Belgium

Paris dispatches report a 40 mile German penetration into Belgium and Eisenhower urging all forces to crush the thrust. The operation reached near the Meuse and Namur with Von Rundstedt gambling against fixed defenses. Allied reports say momentum slowed but pockets of tanks and infantry penetrations occurred on two east spots. The situation on the south flank improved yet remained confused as St Vith faced a frontal SS attack while German spearheads widened toward Luxembourg and Thionville.

James M. Long Paris Belgium Dwight Eisenhower Durthe Verbomont Meuse Namur Eisenhower Marchal von Rundstedt Rom von Rundstedt Associated Press von Rivads First Army Aachenea Erman Third Army Thionville Metz St. Vith Risehower France Karl von Runstedt Luxembourg Hogemont Liege Liege-bastogne Clervaux Wiltz

Eisenhower Warns Germans Gamble Near End Of War

Paris dispatch reports General Eisenhower declaring the Germans are making a last great gamble as Allied forces push to break out from fixed defenses. He urges every ally to destroy the enemy on ground and in air, affirming with God’s help they will win a great victory.

Gen Ike Paris Eisenhower AEF Dwight D. Eisenhower von Rundstedt Berlin G. I. Joe Stanley Aron London Daily News First Army Baron

Flying bombs back at German troops urged by soldiers

American troops battered by V weapons want to use flying bombs against Germany. They argue if better bombs exist they should be deployed to blunt Ruhr industry and disrupt German bases, noting flying bombs previously disrupted London and that weather aids their effectiveness.

Wes Gallagher Ninth Army Adolf Hitler Gemann Stars and Stripes London

Belgians Watch Nervously as Battle Tide Threatens Front

American correspondent Hal Boyle reports Belgian towns in wartime fear as German advances loom. Civilians whisper rumors, troops ride grimly to fight, and refugees overflow streets while medics and damaged vehicles mark the moving front.

Hal Boyle Belgium

Georgia Weather Forecast Clears and Grows Colder

Georgia forecast shows tonight's clearing and colder air with lows 16 to 22 in the north and 22 to 30 in the south. Saturday remains fair with continued cold conditions across the state.

Georgia

Cold Wave Grips Large Part of Nation Today

A wide cold spell hit eastern New England and parts of the Midwest with subzero readings. Minnesota and the Dakotas saw relief briefly, while temperatures plunged to 25 below in Pennsylvania and near zero in several New York and Ohio cities. Rain and snow affected western regions, with Florida unusually mild in contrast.

Associated Press New England Midwest Central States Chicago Weather Bureau Kylertown Penn Appalachian Maine New Hampshire Vermont New York Wellsville Arcade Salamanca Belmont Olean Elmira Ithaden Binghamton Poughkeepsie Canton Whiteface Mountain Rochester Buffalo Great Lakes Illinois Idiana Ohio Canada Fort Wayne Ind Toledo Columbus Chicago Minnesota Bemid Minn Duluth Dallas Vex Little Fock Ark Memphis Tenn Florida Jacksonville Miami California Los Angeles Montana Upper Lakes Idaho Oregon Nevada

British to Draft 250000 More Men in Coming Months

London dispatch reports Prime Minister Churchill's office announced that Britain will draft 250000 additional servicemen for the army in the coming months, increasing the previously planned numbers.

London Churchill

Russians Open New Drive Along Northern Front

Berlin radio reports a new Soviet assault in East Prussia on a 22 mile front south of Frauenburg. Twenty seven divisions attacked with tanks and massive artillery, following a bombardment of about 170000 shells in 90 minutes, according to Nazi commentator Ernst Von Hammer.

London Berlin Frauenburg East Prussia Ernst von Hammer

Million Dollar Shakedown Pair to Be Released

Federal Judge John C Knox ordered the release of William Bioff and George Browne from 10 and eight year extortion sentences tied to a million dollar Hollywood shakedown. The government did not oppose. the men had aided with testimony in a labor racketeering trial. Bioff and Browne have paid $10,000 fines each and will be freed when the order reaches Sandstone prison.

New York John C. Knox William Bioff George Browne Knox

Red Army closes on Budapest as Slovak gains widen

Soviet units push into southern Slovakia and seize key towns while two large Russian army groups threaten to seal off Budapest from the west. German defenses near Szekesfehervar bend under renewed pressure as Berlin reports gains southwest of the capital and a possible thrust toward Vienna. Continued efforts signal a major Allied push on the Danube front.

Daniel DE Luce Moscow Slovakia Budapest Rodion Y. Malinovsky Second Ukraine Losone Lucenec Rimaszombat Kassa-Losone Rim Szekesfehervar Danube Austria Berlin Vienna Associated Press Washington Russia

German Counteroffensive Presses Tense Worldwide

War analyst DeWitt Mackenzie reports the German counteroffensive remains in a nerve wracking timeline with Eisenhower pouring weight into key sectors. He notes Nazi momentum slows as supply and manpower strains rise, while Allied superiority in resources grows more evident and caution urged in Berlin.

Associated Press Eisenhower Western Front

Saipan Bombers Hit Nagoya as Mindoro Airfields Open

Saipan based B29s bomb Nagoya aircraft plants while U S fighters operate from new Mindoro airfields near Manila. MacArthur reports 11 327 Japanese dead in Leyte drive as Saipan assaults continue and Nagoya raids surge to a fourth strike this week.

Leonard Milliman Associated Press Nagoya Japan U. S Philippines Mindoro Manila Leyte Yamashita 77Th Ormoc Valley Hatsudoki Mitsubishi

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