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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1944

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Fifth Fleet sinks ships in Saipan Philippines action

U S Fifth Fleet carrier planes shattered a Japanese naval force off the Philippines near Saipan. Four ships were sunk and at least ten damaged as the enemy fled under night cover. The Sunday air battle against Mit Shen’s force totaled 353 enemy aircraft shot down with light U S losses.

Philippines Saipan U. S. Pacific Fleet Pearl Harbor United States Fifth Fleet Philppines Japan Saipan Island Marianas Adm Raymond A. Spruance China Sea Chester W. Nimits Télky Tokyo Nimitz Mitscher U. S A_ fleet Fifth Fleet Raymond Appruance

Georgia Democratic delegates named for national convention

Atlanta reports the Georgia Democratic Executive Committee named 82 delegates and 12 presidential electors for the November general election. Governor Ellis Arnall chairs the delegation. unit rule binds 26 votes to the statewide majority. Electors include Mrs. R. E. Majors and 11 others from various counties.

Georgia Democratic Executive Committee Atlanta Ellis Arnall D. Lan Duckworth State Executive Committee KE. D. Rivers Virginia Polhill Price R. BE. L. Majors Evans County Sid Howell Early County Israel Mannheim Pulaski Nathan Culpepper Meriwether Carl Sims Rockdale R. H. Freeman, Jr Bibb Tom Clemmons Floyd Jeff Davis Lowndes Ed Jones Union Ralph Golucke Taliaferro Lynn Norris McDuffie Louie Morris Hart

Warship Crew Offers Money to End Strike at Wright Plant

A Pacific naval crew from U S S Coos Bay proposes funding wage increases at the Wright Aeronautical plant to halt an unauthorized strike. The letter asks strikers to stop walking out, channeling 41,200 pennies to the Navy secretary, with a note that payment comes from crew members who have endured long war service.

U. S Coos Bay Wright Aircraft Corporation Vu. S. S Cool Bay P. S Wright Wright Aeronautical Company Lockland Ohio

Allies Near Ancona as 100000 Nazis Fall in Italy

Allied and Italian troops push toward Ancona within 32 miles, while Eighth Army advances toward Camerino and Grosseto margins. Casualties and prisoners mount as the Mediterranean air force reports 1100 plane sorties with no losses.

Rome Ancona Adriatic Eighth Army Camerino Perugia Grosseto Venice Fermo Rimini Florence-Rimini Nocero Umbra Camero Pergua Lake Trasimeno Sid Fede Italy Mediterranean Air Force Livorno Ventimiglia

Arnall Sees Roosevelt Likely to Seek Fourth Term

Georgia Governor Ellis Arnall said Roosevelt may accept a fourth term nomination if tendered by the Democratic National Convention. Arnall spoke after a White House meeting and predicted the president will publicly address party mandates, signaling possible reconciliation with southern Democrats over the term movement.

Arnall Gov Duckworth Washington White House Roosevelt Ellis Arnail Lon Duckworth Grady James AL. Pilcher Thomas Fred Scott Jie AP Gvernor Elis Averdl Cteorgia Georgia Congress

Red Army Launches New Drives On Finland Front

The Red Army deploys large forces and equipment in two new offensives along a broad front north of Lake Ladoga to hasten victory over Finland. Soviet troops push from Viipuri toward the Karelian isthmus, nearing the 1935 40 border as Helsinki faces government turmoil and a possible peace cabinet.

Associated Press London Red Army Lake Ladoga Finland Moscow Viipuri Karelian Helsinki Reuters Stockholm Svenska Dabbladet

Allied bombers hammer Pas de Calais rocket launch sites

American fortresses and liberators attacked rocket launching grounds in Pas de Calais as part of a rapid 24 hour assault. The daytime strike followed a night of aerial attacks across France to Germany's Ruhr and Berlin, intensifying pressure on German industry and defenses.

Allied B Expeditionary Pas-de- Calais France Germany Ruhr Berlin

Americans at Saipan hold island after weeklong fight

Aboard the flagship off Saipan June 22, AMERICANS DRIVE AS I SHELLED and seized the southern third of Saipan in a week of combat. Marines and Army troops breached the western Garapan frontier and pushed toward Mount Tapotchau and Magicienne Bay as the Japanese garrison of about 20,000 defended entrenched positions. The Aslito airfield was brought into operation, and American forces captured two airfields amid heavy shelling.

Rembert James Joint Expeditionary Force Saipan U. S V/P Japan United States Aslito Marianas Philippines James Associated Press Ashito Marianas Islands Garapan Mount Tapotchau Magicienne Bay Charan Kanoa Saipan Island

Bombers and Artillery Hammer Cherbourg Front

Allied air forces pound Cherbourg defenses as light and medium bombers strike rocket launch sites near Pas de Calais. Marauders Havocs and Thunderbolts fly within 100 feet of German guns while heavy bombers hit rocket plants. Bradley’s troops push to the sea near St Croix Hague and near Le Theil as communiqués report good progress on the main road from Valognes.

Gladwin Hill Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Cherbourg Pas de Calais Omar N. Bradley U.S St. Croix Hague Cap du la Hague Saire le Theil Valognes Cher Supreme Command England

Allied Forces Trap German Divisions Near Cherbourg

Washington reports Allied troops have trapped elements of three German divisions on the Cherbourg peninsula and surrounding areas in a push credited largely to British and Canadian actions at the Normandy front. War Secretary Stimson noted the enemy has not massed reserves for a major counteroffensive and that Allied advances have expanded their holdings while repelling counterattacks.

New York Cherbourg CBS Larry Lesueur Normandy Washington Cherbourgs Stimson

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