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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1942

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Jap Invasion Push Threatens Java as Forces Land

Japanese assault on Java intensified with new landings near Macassar on Celebes and advances toward Bandjermasin on Borneo. Dutch garrisons conduct delaying actions as communications with Bandjermasin fail. Aneta notes enemy landings and destruction of installations at Macassar.

Batavia N.el Java Dutch East Indies Islands Macassar Celebes Bandjermagin Borneo United Nations Soerabaja Macassar Strait Balikpapan Bandjermasin Aneta Indi

Defense Plans Prepared For Extra Session

Arizona law and finance committee of the Civilian Defense Coordinating Council met to draft a program for a special legislative session. Governor Osborn plans to call the session next week and issue the official call Wednesday. The primary aim is to grant the council legal status and fund its operations while clarifying laws per the state supreme court.

Phoenix Law and Finance Committee Arizona Civilian Defense Coordinating Council Osborn Civilian Defense Council State Supreme Court

FBI raid targets Japanese in Monterey County towns

FBI launches simultaneous raids in Salinas Watsonville Monterey Pacific Grove and Carmel arresting enemy aliens and seizing contraband under Nat J. Pieper San Francisco office. The operation involved 126 officers including 54 FBI agents and 72 local and state officers searching for firearms radios cameras and other prohibited equipment.

Salinas Calif Monterey County Nat J. Pieper FBI San Francisco Watsonville Monterey Pacific Grove Carmel Pieper

LaGuardia Quits as OCD Director

President Roosevelt announced that New York Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia will resign immediately as director of the Office of Civilian Defense. OCD executive James M. Landis will assume the role. no formal appointment was made, and New York constitutional issues were noted.

Washington Roosevelt Fiorello LaGuardia New York Office of Civilian Defense OCD James M. Landis White House LaGuardia New York State

Nazis Prepare To Strike In Spring

Associated Press notes the fall of Singapore would endanger Allied bases from the Suez Canal to Pearl Harbor and free Japan’s Malayan forces for attacks on Java Burma and possibly Australia. It would weaken U.N. manpower in the southwest Pacific unless evacuations of 60 000 British troops on Singapore island could occur, a near impossible task. It would grant Japan free passage to the Indian Ocean and the Bay of Bengal.

Associated Press Singapore United Nations Suez Canal Egypt Pearl Harbor Honolulu Japan Java Burma Australia Southwest Pacific Indian Ocean Bay of Bengal

English Says Finemeth Giving Help To Nasa

An official spokesman said the German army in Libya received supplies from French North Africa. He cited cars, lorries, wheat, wine, olive oil, gasoline and aviation fuel. The United States and Washington were consulted about possible French involvement. deliveries may have come via Tunisia or metropolitan France.

London Libya North Africa United States Washington Erwin Rommel Afrika Korps France Vichy French North Africa Tunisia England

Committee Recommends Evacuating Pacific Coast Areas

The Pacific coast committee on alien enemies and sabotage urged congressional delegations today to remove all aliens and citizens from strategic coast areas. Only those granted special licenses should remain or return to those zones.

Washington Pacific Coast Committee On Alaska

Axis plan seen to widen war in Soviet front and Near East

Swiss reports quote foreign observers who cite a major German push aimed at stabilizing northern and central Russia before spring thaw. They forecast a Mediterranean and Caucasus focus with Bulgaria and possibly Turkey drawn in, including routes toward Egypt Iran and Iraq.

Bern Switzerland Russia Mediterranean Caucaus Egypt Iraq Suez Canal Bulgaria Turkey Germany Erwin Rommel Libya Balkans Axis Red Army Ukraine Crimea Donets Caucasus Iran

Normandie Sinks Deeper in Hudson Mud After Fire

The Normandie lies on her port side in 40 feet of water in Hudson river mud after a devastating blaze. Salvage experts expect the burned liner could be righted in two or three months. Navy officials say salvage is not yet ruled out and will decide on next steps after further talks.

Normandie Hudson River New York Navy Third Naval District

Allies Must Prevent Break Through

President Roosevelt said Americans were becoming more realistic about the war and that the first objective is to prevent a major breakthrough while destroying and damaging as much enemy material and personnel as possible. He commented while asked about public complacency regarding bad news.

Washington Roosevelt

Two Army Plane Crashes Leave Two Dead Two Missing

A heavy rainstorm grounded a U. S. Army Air Corps training flight between Lake Field near Litchfield Park Arizona and El Paso Texas. Cadets Earl Buster Fritz Fay Edward Book died in crashes while Walter S Beamer Charlie B Coates were missing and Thomas A Bohr survived by parachute possibly alive.

Phoenix Ariz U. S. Army Air Corps Hachita N. M Desert Lake Field Litchfield Park el Paso Tex Earl Buster Fritz Owens Wis Fay Edward Book Sterling Walter S. Beamer Lansing Mich Charlie B. Coates Lubbock Thomas A. Bohr Columbus Beamer Coates

Causeway repaired by Japanese forces advancing in Malaya

Tokyo reports the half mile Singapore causeway, breached by the British, has been repaired and Japanese troops and supplies are crossing it. Japanese engineers worked overnight while British blew sections on Jan 30. Domei says Tengah airdrome fell and Japanese forces pressed past the British front toward Singapore.

Tokyo Singapore Island Johore State Domei Johore Bharu Malayan Tengah Comei Johore Singapore

Dive Bombers Press On In Major MacArthur Defense

Japanese dive bombers pounded MacArthur's lines on the Bataan peninsula in a major effort to clear a path for a victory drive against outnumbered American and Filipino defenders. The assault focused on softening defenses while Japanese shock troops seek a breakthrough on Luzon as U S forces fight with limited aerial support and anti aircraft fire.

Washington U.P Douglas MacArthur Bataan Peninsula Philippines Bataan MacArthur U.S Luzon War Department Lingayen Gulf Subic Bay China Sea Manila Bay

Loss of Indies Seen From Pacific War Front

United Press reports three key Pacific points under threat numbers Singapore Java and Burma with Singapore’s breach repair and new landings risking the island while Java prepares for an assault. Malay Archipelago could fall if Indies lost, altering war supplies and postures for UN forces toward Australia.

Louis F. Keemle United Press War Desk Southwest Pacific Singapore Singapore City Java Burma Soerabaja Batavia

Battle of Singapore Reaches Climactic Phase

By Harold Guard Singapore February 10 The battle of Singapore reaches a climax with estimates of a decision by noon Wednesday as troops deploy guns in Singapore city suburbs and Japanese forces threaten from the island’s west. The front reports unopposed air attacks and British troops crouch in ditches awaiting further action.

Harold Singapore U.P

Japs Feared To Have Crossed Salween River

British forces in eastern Burma on the Salween contested a small Japanese force north of Martaban but did not confirm any crossing. Martaban sits on the river’s west bank, with a British hold since January 31 after pulling from Moulmein on the opposite bank. Japanese bases at Paan and raids on Thaton were reported as RAF bombers hit targets along the line. Land fighting remained desultory with limited skirmishes.

Daniel Deluce Rangoon Burma Salween Martaban Moulmein Paan Thaton

Rzhev Cut Off By Russia On Moscow Front

Russian forces appear to have cut off Rzhev on the Moscow front amid fierce snowbound fighting. German troops, including elite units, were trying to break Russian lines to reach the beleaguered garrison as seven inhabited points fell in a western front sector after strong resistance. Russian counteroffensive reports suggest momentum slowing.

William R. Downs London U.P Rzhev Moscow

Five Billions for Lend-Lease Asked

President Roosevelt asked Congress to appropriate an additional 5,430,000,000 dollars for lend-lease aid through June 30, 1943. The request lists spending for agricultural and industrial commodities 3,567,115,000 ships 734,420,000 services and expenses 680,000,000 testing and reconditioning 208,000,000 trucks and vehicles 129,015,000 facilities and equipment 111,450,000.

Washington Roosevelt Congress

Japanese advance tightens grip on Singapore area

Reports from Singapore say Japanese forces push toward the city with a two mile front between Sungei Mandai and Sungei Kranji. London sources describe the situation as very bad with British withdrawal under severe pressure and no comfort for defenders.

London Singapore Reuters Britain

Singapore Under Siege as Japanese Attackers Press Advance

Huge flights of Japanese planes dive bomb and machine gun as defenders struggle to hold Singapore. British troops still have power but the island faces extreme gravity with reinforced attackers. Movement is restricted by passes and patrols. residents urged to report suspicious activity and aid in arrests as British forces fall back under heavy landing forces from the north.

Singapore

No Axis Advance Made in Africa

Cairo Egypt February 10 British patrols active over a wide area from Tmimi to El Mechili about 50 miles west of Tobruk. No close fighting with Axis forces reported for the third straight day as enemy parties were engaged by artillery but no direct clash occurred. Royal Air Force bombers targeted rear areas while land operations continued.

Cairo Egypt Tmimi el Mechili Tobruk Tengeder

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