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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1944

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Reds mass on border of East Prussia during invasion push

Soviet forces under Cherniakhovsky breach German defenses near Kaunas Konigsberg region driving toward East Prussia. Tanks and infantry advance across the Szeszuppe river while German counterattacks rage. over 100 German tanks reported destroyed and towns along the Niemen tributary fall to the Red Army.

Henry Shapiro Moscow U.P Szeszuppe Holy Land Reich Ivan D. Cherniakhovsky Insterburg Konigsberg Germany Front Szestuppe East Prussia Cherniakhovsky Kaunas-Konigsberg Mariampole Baltic Alzmude Staskai Siauliai Lithuania Estonia Ivan I. Maslennikov 3Rd Baltic Army Woosbu Rapsa Pskov

Mayor Delays Telegram in Pursuit of Tuc son Gas Offer

Mayor Henry O. Jaastad plans a second telegram to C. H. Nichols of Federal Light & Traction Co seeking a fully authorized representative to discuss a potential purchase of Tucson Gas Electric Light & Power Co. assets. The mayor notes possible delays from vacations or attorney consultations and jokes about not using long distance calls.

Henry O. Jaastad C. H. Nichols Cegent Federal Light & Traction Co New York Tucson Gas Electric Light & Power Co Nichols Duff & Phelps

Negro Soldier Mural Unveiled At Ft Huachuca Ceremony

A 20 foot mural depicting the role of the Negro soldier in wars dating to the American Revolution will be unveiled at 3 p m Sunday in the Mountainview mess hall. The panel was created by Lew Davis of Jerome a fourth grade technician who has directed much of the art work by Negro soldiers.

FT. Huachuca Mountainview Mess Hall Lew Davis Jerome

Signs Prove Blitz Planned For Japs

Hollywood, Aug. 18. H. Hover, owner of Ciro's, opened a roof rumpus room with a ring, gloves and a referee for belligerent guests who wish to settle disputes with a fight.

Hollywood H. Dpd Hover Ciro

Western Senators Seek Broadened RFC Mining Loans

Three Western senators Murray Hayden and Scrugham propose a bill to expand the Reconstruction Finance corporation authority beyond war only loans. The measure allows RFC loans for mining development exploration and operation if deemed beneficial to national security or economy.

Washington Reconstruction Finance Corporation Senate Murray D-Mont Hayden D-Ariz Scrugham D-New RFC

Water Supplies Sufficient On Arizona Ranges For 30 Days

The U S bureau of agricultural economics reports adequate water on Arizona ranges for another 30 days but advises more rain is needed to ensure fall and winter feed.

Phoenix Arizona U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Germans Conduct Short Flying Bomb Attack on London

German forces launched a brief flying bomb attack on London and southern counties last night, causing both casualties and damage, an official announcement reported this morning.

London

Significant Indications Blitz Likely To Hit Japan

Allied victories in Europe push Pacific action forward with signs of a major blitz before autumn. Admiral Nimitz predicts powerhouse tactics to exhaust Japan as Guam and Saipan bases loom for multi directional strikes. Superfortress raids expand with Gen Lemay leading 20th Bomber Command and fuel supplies ready for aggressive bombing.

Ralph H. Heppe Associated Press Europe Pacific Japan Adm Chester W. Nimitz Nimitz Guam Saipan Curtis E. Lemay Lemay Douglas MacArthur

Allied Blockade Paralysis Creeping South

General Headquarters reports Allied air and naval blockade spreading south of the Philippines as garrisons rely on makeshift shipping. MacArthur cites fifth Philippines raid this month and 23 planes neutralized at Halmahera. Japan’s big ships avoid southeast of a line from the Philippines toward Celebes Ceram.

Southwest Pacific Philippines China Nippon Douglas MacArthur Halmahera MacArthur Japan Celebes Ceram Banda Arafura Australia Amboina Boeroe Kai Aroe Tanimbar Islands Pacific

Americans advance west of Toulon in invasion drive

American invasion forces push inland from Mediterranean beachheads driving toward Toulon and Marseille. 7,000 prisoners taken as U S and Allied units break through German defenses with rapid, extensive advances and rapid gains across multiple sectors near Cannes La Napoule and Ap Benat.

Rome U.P Mediterranean Toulon Marseille France Cannes la Napoule Riviera Henry Maitland Wilson 36Th Rapido Cassino Italy Wilson Alexander Patch Seventh Army United Nation Algiers Patch Ap Benat

Dewey Names Dulles as Postwar Envoy for Security Talks

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey proposed John Foster Dulles of New York City meet with Secretary Hull on postwar security. Dewey said he was glad to accept the invitation to consult in a non political, non partisan spirit. Hull denied a permanent military alliance aim at the Dumbarton Oaks talks.

Jack Bell Albany N. Y Thomas E. Dewey Hull John Foster Dulles New York City Dewey Dumbarton Oaks Dulles

Roosevelt urges opinion on youth training plan for postwar era

President Roosevelt urged Americans to form views on a one year postwar training program for youths aged 17 to 23. He proposed voluntary military and civilian training using camps perhaps abroad and said facilities could serve veterans, vocational training, and broader education while stressing discipline.

Washington Roosevelt United States Alaska Aleutians

Hitler Considers Next Move as German Defeat Grows

Associated Press war analyst DeWitt Mackenzie reports Hitler faces a crucial choice after defeats in northwestern France. The Fuehrer weighs a defensive line north of the Seine and along the Marne to protect Paris, Channel defenses, and the escape route through Belgium, while clinging to control he has not relinquished.

Dewitt MacKenzie Associated Press Hitler France Germany Fuehrer Seine River Paris English Channel Marne Seine Belgium

US Third, 45th and 36th Divisions In South France Invasion

Rome August 18. The U S third, 45th and 36th divisions are taking part in the invasion of southern France, it was announced.

France Rome U. S

Eisenhower Replanning Normandy Campaign After Victory

A reporter at Eisenhower's advance command post said he spent the day with parts of his staff replanning the northern France campaign to exploit the Normandy victory. Merrill Mueller of American radio networks noted Eisenhower was in tremendous spirits.

Associated Press Eisenhower France Normandy Gen. Eisenhower Merrill Mueller

Patch Nominated As Lieutenant General By President Today

President Roosevelt named Maj. Gen. Alexander M. Patch Jr. for promotion to lieutenant general. Patch, commander of the Seventh Army now in southern France, holds the temporary rank of major general with a permanent colonel of infantry as his current rank.

Washington Roosevelt Alexander M. Patch, Jr France Patch

Free French Fight Circles Annecy As Nazis Retreat

Allied dispatches report 14 000 Maquis and Free French forces surrounding Annecy as German garrison of about 1200 troops faced liquidation. In a wider sweep, German resistance in France is said to be broken with tens of thousands of Nazis fleeing toward the Seine while Allied forces press along the Normandy pocket.

Virgil Pinkley AEF U.P Seine River Paris English Channel Germany France Seine Normandy United Press War Richard D. McMillan Joseph Pierre Koenig Aldo Forte Annecy Annemasse Geneva Monte Salaz Les A EU United States Australia M. Montessur Switzerland Gunther von Kluge Pas de Calais Seventh United Press Mc- Millan West Europe St. Arnoult Chartres-Paris

Allied air raids pound four European targets

Six thousand Allied war planes hammered German air defenses oil supply and other vital installations in eight attacks across four European countries. The raids struck from west and south amid the rout of Nazi forces on two battle fronts, with clouds of aircraft targeting remaining German positions.

London

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