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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1944

Page

2

Georgia and South progress in Democratic factionalism debate

The piece analyzes Georgia Democratic stance on white supremacy as party loyalty and delegation to the national convention, noting Governor Arnal l's influence, the Georgia party line, and reactions to recent rulings and South Carolina actions. It also reports on World War II front updates including D-Day progress, Allied air activity, and German responses near Caen and Cherbourg.

South Carolina National Committee South

Allies Press Advance as Caen Battle Intensifies Across Normandy

Allied forces hold firm against German counterblows in Normandy as battles widen for Caen and surrounding regions. Reports describe beachhead expansion, reduced German positions, and intense close quarter fighting across farms, hedgerows, and towns with paratroop and armored actions on multiple sectors.

Allied Tanks Enclose Bayeux Area In West Front Attacks

London reports German high command notes Allied armor from the Cherbourg bridgehead makes encircling thrusts west and southwest of Bayeux. Claims heavy losses for the landing forces but states the bridgehead has strengthened. Drive also northwest from Ste. Mere Eglise toward Valognes. St Lo drive toward Brittany is mentioned.

Caen Bayeux Ross Munro Normandy Cherbourg Paris Eisenhower Munro Berlin Allied Air Arm France London High Command The Orne Ste. Mere Hglise Valognes Transocean St. Lo Ste. Mere Eglive

Satisfactory progress reported at Caen beachhead

Supreme headquarters announced satisfactory progress on the beachhead despite stiff resistance. The main German counterattack in the Caen area was held and ground gained. Formigny was reportedly captured and the third Canadian division was in action. Canadian officers and men took part in the air borne phases. Weather deteriorated.

RAF Normandy D-day Supreme Headquarters France English Channel Allied Expeditionary Force Caen Formigny

Paratroopers Chronicle Hedge Row Fighting in Europe

A wartime dispatch describes paratroopers from various U S towns engaging Germans in hedgerow battles. Notable figures include Dodson Pruck Southard Beshears Bensel Chute Burciaga and Welsh as they strove to organize troops, flank gun positions, and repulse enemy efforts with carbine fire and ambush tactics.

Forest City Ark Dodson William Pruck New York City Karol Southard Nubieber Calif Toe Road Cpl Lester Beshears Larned Kas Robert Bensel Ernesto G. Burciaga Roswell New Mexico Laurence J. Welsh Quincy, Mars Stanley Goudreau France

New Anti Fascist Regime Forming in Italy

Rome reports Ivanoe Bonomi began forming a new cabinet aimed to be wholly anti Fascist and exclude anyone who collaborated with Mussolini. Marshal Pietro Badoglio will not join the government, citing his interim role after Mussolini's fall. Bonomi, 71, had previously served as premier.

Rome Ivanoe Bonomi Benito Mussolini Pietro Badoglio Mussolini Bonomi

Farley Resigns as Chairman of New York Democrats

Francis J. Kelly Associated Press reports Farley resigns as New York state Democratic chairman citing time constraints from Coca Cola duties. He opposed a fourth term for Roosevelt but won’t bolt party. A July 11 successor date set. Farley to attend Chicago convention as delegate. Bricker for President clubs form in 20 states. Nebraska GOP names six convention delegates for Dewey.

Georgia Democratic Executive Commttee Georgia Supreme Court Texas Francis J. Kelly Associated Press Dames-Vé. Farley New York Washington Roosevelt Farley Neifth Farley Cairman Coca Cola Company Chicago John W. Bricker Ohio Arizona Arkansas California Indiana Iowa Maryland Missouri Montana Nebraska New Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon South Dakota Tennessee Utah Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Dwight Griswold Thomas HM. Dewey Nevada

Bonomi Asked by Crown Prince to Form New Italian Government

In spring 1922 Bonomi, once aligned with Socialists and now independent yet allied with liberals, heads Rome liberation effort and is urged by Crown Prince Umberto to form a new government after Badoglio. Umberto acts as lieutenant general of the Realm following King Vittorio Emanuele III’s abdication.

Rome Umberto Bonomi Badoglio Vittorio Emanuelle III

Local Notes and Updates From Broad County

Mrs. J. M. Watson of Miami visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Hamilton while Lt. Watson serves overseas. Fire destroys a barn on the Coolidge Ochlocknee road injuring feed stock and hay. Mrs. D. E. Bullington returns home after surgery at Archbold Memorial. Pvt. Winston L. Stewart reports arrival overseas and station in Italy.

J. M. Watson Miami W. N. Hamilton Lt. Watson Armed Forces Across Seas E. F. Bloodworth Coolidge-Ochlocknee Road D. E., Bullington Archbold Memorial Hospital Betty Stewart Pvt Winston L. Stewart Italy

Lindbergh Teaches High Altitude Flying In Gilbert Islands

Detroit reports Col Charles A. Lindbergh, Ford official and aviation consultant, is directing high altitude flight training for American fighter pilots in the Gilbert Islands. O A Johnson, Ford Marine fleet chief, cites his son in confirming Lindbergh's role and Willow Run experiments.

Col. Lindbergh Detroit Gilbert Islands Charles A. Lindbergh Ford Motor Co O. A. Johnson Ford Marine Fleet Gilberts Lindbergh Ford Willow Run

First Division’s World War I Valor Echoed in Normandy Fighting

The article recalls the First Division’s storied World War I record and its 1940s actions from North Africa to Sicily, noting its heavy casualties and crucial roles in key campaigns. It mentions detachments with allied units, and a veteran’s recent leave before reporting to Admiral Nimitz for navy duty aboard an undisclosed aircraft type.

North Africa Oran Tunisia Mateur Bizerte Hitler Sicily Hermann - Geering England Chester Nimitz Hawaii

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