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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1944

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Fierce Naval Battle in the Pacific Follows Japanese Fleet Moves

Admiral King says the sooner Japanese fleet fights the better for Allied aims as U S forces press toward Saipan and Guam. Navy officials report Japanese activity east of the Philippines with carriers and Marianas bases in play. King notes reduced losses so far and mentions renewed talks with Britain on Pacific cooperation.

Washington Nippon Ernest J. King Japan Pacific Philippines Navy Forrestal Saipan Island Marianas London Saipan Guam Rota King Nimitz Europe England George Marshall Henry H. Arnold Army Air Forces New York Central Pacific CBS

Russians Push Toward Helsinki as Viipuri Falls

Reuters based dispatch reports victorious Russian troops advancing from Viipuri toward Helsinki as Germans press to prevent a Finnish peace with Stalin. Moscow confirms fall of Leningrad and broadcasts 20 salvoes from 224 guns. A Finnish informant laments loss of key Varelian fortifications and defense plans.

London Finland Viipuri Helsinki Joseph Stalin Moscow Stalin Leonid Govorov Leningrad Stockholm Dagens Myheter Varelian

Defenders of Perugia ousted as Allied push resumes

Rome June 21 AP Eighth army veterans oust stubborn Nazi defenders from Perugia a key communications hub. Allied forces advance about four miles north while German divisions including the 19th Luftwaffe and the 16th SS withdraw or are captured. Tactical air sorties total 750 with all returning.

Lynn Heinberling Rome Eighth Army Perugia Fifth Army Belgium France Italy Denmark Balkans

Capture of Cherbourg Signals New Allied Invasion Phase

The Cherbourg capture hinges on German casualties before the prize port falls. A continental base across northwestern France, from Brest to Le Havre, could anchor the southern flank as the invasion expands toward Paris with future landings possible around Calais and across northern Belgium. Admiral Nimitz’s measured tone is noted for the Pacific theater.

Cherbourg Port Falls Germany France Brittany Brest Loire St. Nazaire le Havre Seine Hitler Avranches Laval Rennes Main Mantes Paris Calais Belgium Far Pacific Admiral Nimitz

Nazis highly touted rocket bomb a fizzle

Washington reports military experts deem the Nazi flying bomb a failure as invasion fears ease. Leaders say only proven weapons like tanks guns and planes can decisively harm Allied beachheads. Gas use is doubtful given timing and Allied threats.

Washington

Weather outlook for Georgia and Florida mild and fair

The forecast calls for fair conditions with moderate temperatures in Georgia tonight and Thursday. In extreme northwest Florida expect fair skies tonight and Thursday with a continued warm trend.

Georgia Florida

American troops close on Cherbourg as siege tightens

Allied forces break to within 1500 yards of Cherbourg harbor, attacking Fort Du Roule and Fort Octeville under heavy air and artillery fire. German demolition teams scramble to cripple the port as Allied troops push toward the docks and suburbs, with Acqueville and Valognes scenes of fighting on the left and right flanks.

Cherbourg St. Martin Montebourg Valognes Wes Gallagher Altler Expeditionary Force Fort du Royle Fort Octeville Normandy Acqueville Cape de la Hague Supreme Headquarters Fort du Roule Cher-bourg France

Allies Damaged 78 German Tanks in Beachhead Fights

Allied forces report destroying 78 German tanks in Normandy beachhead actions, including 27 Tigers and 18 Panthers, with heavy fighting near Tilly-Sur-Sicle and pressure toward St Lo. American advances near Cherbourg and Cherbourg forts push the siege as German defenses tighten and surrender appeals rise.

Supereme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Dwight DD. Eisenhower

Americans and Japanese battle in Pacific area near Marianas

News dispatches detail a massive naval clash in the central Pacific between American and Japanese fleets near Saipan and the Marianas. Admiral Chester Nimitz cites heavy Japanese losses and hints at decisive action as U S forces press to control the southern Saipan coast and support MacArthur air operations from Biak and Mokelodno.

U. S. Pacific Pearl Harbor United States Japan Philippines Marianas Adm Chester W Nimitz Nippon Midway Mercer U.S Pacific Berlin Tokyo Imperial Headquarters Saipan Merianas Nimitz Garapan Magicienne Bay Tinian Guam Rota Ashito’aindrome Cen Douglas MacArthur Hig Mokeldon Biak Jak

Shuttle raid on Berlin by 1000 Fortresses and Liberators

London dispatch reports more than 1,000 American Flying Fortresses and Liberators, backed by around 1,000 fighters, attacked Berlin and surrounding areas. German radio claimed damage at Basdorf and other targets while noting no German fighters were seen. The raids mark a shuttle operation from Britain to bases in Russia and possibly further Allied reach toward Germany.

Gladwin Hill London Berlin Britain Russia Basdorf Germany Husa Paglan Stettin Fannover Brunswick

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Cartere Stacdte Miles YANKS Dielette Coutainville Vaast St Mere Eghise Coutances J. M. Roberts, Jr DeWitt Mackenzie Hisenhower Aorta Tourtheville- Hague Tilly-Sur-Suclles St. Lo St. Martin le Greard Philippine Chester Nimitz Rianas Marshalls Ching Reich St. Saveur Peter Cherbourgh Signal Corps
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