davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
II. >. rccbnclt nit
NMiIcn III Gnitiakrt

Chicago Auf Ser 1Snternationo-
len 2uitfabrtfnnieren3 modten Die
gereilligten Staaten es FLAIR. Dab
SoDjetruBInno INNER nod as eilt
6oftor in Der @elt-3ipilflie.
gerei nod Dem ariege on9eieben
miro, u10 ooB aus oieien @runoe IN
Dem al ifjoifenoen Gretntiorat aus
10 Mitglieoern 8mei Bldbe offence
bolten tDeroen.
Ser amerifoniihe Stanopunft
ifeint 5u iein, bob HuBlano, uelfes
iid peigerte, nit ofeinoleligen" Cant
bern, ME Spanien, &Ortugal un0
ser S6pai5, al, einem Glide gu lit.
gen, o6ne 3peiiel iiU zines Cages an
ser 3ioilfliegerei beteiIigen weroe,
uno menn oieier 3aitppnft gefommen
lit, miro es gu elmer prQminenteit
Stellung bereftigt ieill.
&on aieih 8roBcn SntereIie =
nadloem 0ic &llisn nid)t erld}ienen
Waren, upll Oetet nlall cine ltarfe
ltuterItiisang ser nmerntalildleli
YlGlle erpartet bate mar Die SStl-
t%erpretdtion bon orei 8Ianen, melf)e
aonaoo, oas 9ritiid)e &onigreih llne
AnItraIicnsN enleelano unterbreiteten
uno oie cine 9eeulate 6ront 9eger
0ie amerifani den Nnnhten bar
IteI1eL n1mlih Die Nrt Ser 81 ihaf.
fpnoen @e(tnlttoritdt fir OnS Slug.
tpelen.
2alapn riinif)t cine 8eborOe nit
Der 8oamad}t, &pltten 5t oerteilen.
III Ghatidsr @aile, pie bas friiber
fir ben transailontiifen 3ampfer;
oienit geid)ab. aebnlife pole Som
troae moacn aud @roBbritonnler
uno Nultralien Nauieelapo. Ete
Amerifnner pollen Elm itternatIona-
les Weltabfommen pGbreno Die eng
lan0er fir 5peiieitige Mbfommell liro,
ME iic IN Nolloelspertrdgen 5pildlgl
Smci 9altorrn ~ob3eidIoilen meroen.
Die alnerifaner mo4eli bas &edlt bo-
ben, iiberall binjifliegen, pobln es
ibllen notpenoi8 ld)eillt.
anllana mari Sic 1Srn9e olti, oh
loIfe gerbanolungen iiberbanpt 5nr
aufgabe Ser 8onferen5 geborten. $.
5. gpmington, Braiioent Ser Trans
Canada MirIines, iagte, iol6e gegen-
ieitigpn @ertr1ge fonnten ,,einen
oalernoen &onpent" ausihlieBen.
MSoIf q. 8erle, IT,, Der GbeT Der
amerifanii6en DELEGATION meinte,
oaB oieic gbfominen Iid lebr wpbl
innerbalb ocs &ablneuS Der Sonic
rerls a~llsnrbeiteu lieBen. Sier mari
'2oro Smiliton. Ser britilde Nfipliter
fiir sic 3ipilllitfobrt, elm, oaB Der
abidluB segenleiti9er @ertrage 5rpnr
nift aur aufgobe hes apnpertes se'
jore. oaB lie ieondl praftiid) maren.
i'm ben 0etrieb in Ser Snterimspe-
riooe olifrcdt 6u erbolten. sic
lpllten ii6 einein inter1lotipnolen Sc
neralnbfomulell einfiigen meld)eS oas
3iel ser Sonierep5 lit.
Serle i6(oB i'd Dem an mo
laate, Die eesenieitieen @ertraae ioa-
ten Rrouiioriid lem.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10

i'm Noroeu biloet audi ooS Gbe1na mir
QeiturtifeL ,oie lamtlidy oarauT bin
DeiIen, oaB iest sic 8eit fiir oas nor
lpegiide @olf gefoWrmen it, auf3u.
Iteben. Sit @oafuierutlg BON 9irfe'
mes ourd] sic Geutlhen fam gan,
&ormegen aber ais cine groBe ueber
raihung, oo sic Na5is oie Stoot Ian
ae ais oas Gibraltar 0eS Toroens'
berausgeitriden un0 Die BORT IN
@ang befinoliden ousgeoebnten Be-
feltigullgsorbeiten III alien @ill5elbei
ten beldrieben botten. Gle Sano=Si-
ME, Ole iih pom gin9ang oes 8aran-
9er-5ioroes uno Dem Srte Npbor9
moen bis nof 4olmaf on Ser finni-
ldlen @ren5e bi15iebt, hiloet iest oi
nddite 8erteioigungSlinie Der Seltt
it,ali. cher Is miro nid|t eriDartet.
oaB iie longe balten miro. Die 2pn
gen.Sinie am 9pngen 6ioro. Sic Dol
Ser Organization Eoot erridltet NOR.
Sen mar, gilt ais Der leste 4bpe9r.
nail ser Geutidan in Noronorme
gen
Cine an0ere idupeoiidle 3eitunl
.goraas Npheter" mirft Die SragI
auf, Oh 0ooS Stirmen Ser oeutlher
Baton IN Normegen ourd Die Illi
ierten 6ereits begonnen bat. @s ii
ourholts moalid, id)reibt 6as 8lott
0ab ooS uliiiide &orgeben in Ror0
rormeaen mr. einen iiolierten 8or
itoB bartlett. Der oarauf o65ielt, 81
Siarte DER oentlden Streittrafte II
ienen 8reiten aus5ufiillen. @enal
10 gut aber fam es einen Sell cine,
nnl geolnnten ltnternebmens iein
bas BON Den Nn;iS beie$te NorDegel
Don 3luei H%ldptllngen Der on5ltgrei1en
IN aieien Saile niirOe cine sSruaiioa
Hormegeus nnrdl Sic a%lliierten BON
MeIten Der unmittelfar bcuoriteben
Gle 4usiidten i!ir cine engliidle Sn
Naliun in Norue8en per Qltit uto Sc
lillo aher idmer uoraits5iiiogen." lag,
ons 9Iatt. nGie @etteroerbaltliilj
liA0 ]. 3. iiir groBe 5lottenunter4eb
mun5en uor ser n~orlDegiidJen Slit,
nidt geraoe geeignet. Run fam ser
tommenoen @rei9niiien an Der art
iiid)en 6ront 0aber nit Sntereiie ent
Aeaenie6en.~
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10

ar6eiter uut Ser 6lltdlt Dor Den 9to-
ais olfgenommen ul0 belAatt, mo
lei ieitber pon Dem Arbeitsanlt Der
Na3iS auf cine ihmar5s 2iitc geIebt
moroen.
Sic Iid,ter oieies oiIiierten Mili-
tGrgeridlts naren alle entertainer.
9ie 8erbonolltng mar offentlif nt0
ipielte lif faIt. aellalt il yab mie bic
&arhdr0 liiltlut ntlertr lteliQcn s@e-
ridtt. &c 9ernfulIl 0eS @erid)tcs
Dor Sem 7Sreiiprlth Ha9m niir fiinI
lFilllttn III Aniprlldl. SeoeS @ort
III Ser &arbanalnnQ lpur0e Oer0ol-
metidt.
goriiBah0pr Oe5 @tridlt5 lpar 60
lionel SlrleD 6uller aus Sap anto-
Mo, 3eruS. Giler ser 9eiIibar mar
2~elitnant @obert g. @ilfinS, Elm
frii6erer &edltsQnmalt niS Glen
G(opa, 2unJ Sslon0. Ger GerteiOiaer
NOR 0ailptmnilli &Qbert Nteaeeper
aus @eltAGter g. ~, un0 sic Strais
perfolgrllg lag IN 61il0en BON Snllpt
main g olllp Gaines alts. 9roof-
ling. Mali.
Bon eiaem 9erid)teritatter befraet,
mas er oon Ser mnerifanilfen Slfti5
balte, oltporsete 8afbier: uals eiil
otter gemofrat uuo Elm 9lrbeiter in
oer 6rieoenSbgpegltng fnnnte ih bic
ocllofratiidlcn $oeale oeS amerifoili-
id)en G5erbeieAls mo bate feline
3Sltrdlt.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
Die Nudeu merOeu pon Nornegen trob
beutlder gropdgalOa wiQfOmmeu gebeiben

Die ihpeoiid)e 3eitnng u9ugenS
9tpbeter" erGrtert in einem artifel
sic Sage in 3orpegen, nndoem ote
9fuiien nit ausoriidliher @rlaubnis
ser norwegii6en 3egierunq oie moro
lid)en 3eiIe oeS QanoeS betreten ba-
BEN nm Sic Ro5is binauS3utreiben,
llno id,reibt: nNIle oeutiflen Bropo-
gan0aperiudNe, Die Normeger gegell
oas 8etreteu norme9iidsen 8ooens
0urd ruiliihe 5ruppen otfjubringen,
bot niht Sic g~eriugiten Grfol8snus-
iid)ten. 8on5 i'm @egenteil lit oie
Ginnq9me BON @irfenes ourh 0ie
&uilen in norpegiifsen areiien ais
Ser erite Sdritt sur 8efreiung Nor-
iuegenS Don ben 9eutlhen nit 9r0B=
ter @enugtllung beariiBt morocl.
limo 5pnr hit oiele Ginitelllutg llll=
Speiielboit fiir Sic Stimnunn ALTER
patriotiidyen normegiihen &reiie tD,
piid). Nlif) Der RunoflmfappeIl So
mig 6aafon8 mo oo8 mad Mosfalt
geianote Selegramm Der norpegi-
ihen Megierung oeuten in ser ielben
Hidtung.
Trob uller oeutid,en @eriuhe,
inter sen Rorme9ern sSurht Dor Dem
rotten" Sfredgeipenlt %berpor8urll-
Ten mo ooourh Den Ginbrud 5u per.
miihen, oen sic JON oen Nulien BE-
gonnerle @eireiung NormegenS bis.
lang ihon inter Ser 9epolferlutg 9e.
madt hat, lit nadl allen u~orlie9enoer
Nohrihten Sic 6altllna oIler 9or'
meger, leoi8lid nit Ausnabme oel
Guislinqs, einoeutig uno 5uitim.
meno. Gas 6eoeutet natiirlif) nidt
baB nid9t Qleidljeitig nud) britiih(
ooer amerifaniifle @ilfe id,on in Ole
lem Anfanasltooium Scr 8efreiuni
millfomnlen aebeiBen miiroe. Iii
offerltlidle Ntcining Der Nprpegel
6eigt in oieier @iniidlt perihieocn(
Shnttierun9en, rnO Der redste Slit
get, Sic 9iberolen mo Die &ommuni.
item baben in oieier 6rage nntiirlidI
etpas abpeifenbe Aniidten. 4ber
Die Geutiden BADEN nidt oie gering-
ite Gbance, cine Spaltuig SIT proua-
3iesen ooer sen %nationalen @ioet-
itan6 gu Idbmen. 8enn lie lid ein
bil6eh baB eS i4nen gelineen fonnte,
irqen0 cine Sorte BON ,,9reu5ung
reaen Sen 8oliffelpismlls" in bic
@ege 5t leiten, mie lie oas ihou
1871 uuo 1912 uerilidlt bntteub It
red1nen lie oaralif u~esarhans."
aud Die 3eitlrng ,.slftonblanet
befaBt lidl nit Sen militGriidlel, Gutf
midlungen in Norlpeeen ltno ibreibt
Die @innnbme bon &irfene3 ourd
Die Gniien miro pon alien normcgi
idisn 3eifulatn r.'tHr 'c.'" Her"
'fg:itea qii ser erlten Sfite &c
bra6t, unO Der 9lblnuf ser Gre;snili
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
perbanS periiiet
strcifs 2lbbrmde

Goleop, 8. = George @bite, Der
Neutrality-suspicious. ser ,,Wefanics
Educational SocietD Of america"
rno Mattlem Smit6. Ser @utional.
iefrctar ocrielban 8emerfidoft for.
oerten oie 1900 Getbanosoliaeb0ri-
aeli III Soleoo mub Die 1000 bis TO-
600 Arbciter III Eetroit, Die 5ugltn.
item ser lett Dem "a. !Gftober nus-
itdnoiaell 2elite Ser electric auto
Cite 80. in 9oleoo in ben SpTpn-
,tbieitreif eingetreteil pareil, formel
CUR @ieoernitfnabnre ser Mrbeit auf.
Die Anoronun9 erfolgte mad be-
irieoigenoer S1littuag in EoleSo.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
!ntpcrtctar inter
Spicnaoc : 2lnflaec

Nem Yort - Seinrif Subj, elm
30 Sabre alter &ortimporteur, lpurOe
inter Der 8eihuIoigung I'M 8unOes-
geridt in 8rooflDn porgefiibrt, lid,
gum 3lpede Der Spionoge peridpo-
ref 5u baben. Gr pl1oierte niht-
ihulnig ltno muroe inter 5000.
8iirgihnit geitetlt.
Die Berbaitltna Subls erfolgte aiti
ieiner Sarln. 40 9oiapette Str,
9eefsfiA, g.. p. Seiue @eifdits-
aoreiie lit &anru Subj, Snc., 149
Broa0maD. Ser iteIIpertreten6e
9un0esanmnlt z. @incenI Quinn
ia9te, Subj meroe beiduI0igt, iid nit
@rof @ilbelm, @fbreht pon Yreiier
tin, genannt BON &autter, uno 5rpei
an0eren Derihporen jt bnben. Inn
angeblif friegSmiftige Sniormatio-
men in oen 8ereinigten Staaten 5i
ianlmeIn uno tie mad 8eutihIono SIT
ienOen. Son Routter legte elm Sc
ltdnoniS ob uno muroe om 10. Otto
Der 5u % Jugren 3uftbnns perurs
teiIt. SaDl, ser in 9enti6lono ge-
boren tit, fam 1926 mad, Ben 8erei-
nigten Stoatcn. or griinoete iein
aorfgei6dft am Sabre 1929 uno
Wuroe 1881 omerifaniiher 9arger.
Sn Wnlhinqton iagte 5. G0gar
Sooner, ser 9ireftor oes 3kgS, oaB
Subj me6rfah @ei6Gftsreiien nad
europa uno afrifn unternnbm itno
ange6lif Sontaft nit Nd;i- 4genten
in Spanien unb Bortuga( unter-
nahm. Dies ioIl 1910 unO 1912 ge.
meien lein ,,unN 6ieie agenten En-
lldlten I'M ieine Silfe, in oen 8erei-
tigten Stauteu Spionc aus5ltbe5ab-
logte @oooer.
StellDertretenoer 8unoesanmolt
Quinn ingte ollBerbolb oes @erihts,
Dab Subj nnae6lid 3eitihriftqn, oar-
inter Diiienifnftlife uno popnIGre.
iiber Yortllgul mad 9eiti6lano &C.
babe, in oenen iid) %nformotio-
men iiber Ole nmerifnniife 8erteroi-
9ltng b~efanoen.
$. $. @onrou, Ser Sonoerngent
0eS SOS bier in Seem Dorf, erfldrte,
oaB Snhl onaeblih in oeuti6ameri-
faniIhen Iffaren ATTN mar. Sem
9outaft in europa babe nit elmer
Nn3all BON Qeuten 6eitan6en, sic
ais 19oItaOreiie" fiir feinoIide agen-
ten funaierten. Subj IoH angebIid
8iinoel nit 3eitihrifteu mad, 9entlfps
LAMB geIanot boben sic 8iloer 0es
bombaroierten 2onoon enbielten uno
i'm &eife nadgeorltft rplroen.
Grob ieines langen auient6olts in
Den Tereinigten lStaaten logte Con
rop, babe Subl Spmpatbien nit ser
oentidlen Ho5i Negierung 9eba6t,
SITTER arlgabIih einmal ,,0an 6Jeorqe
@aibington GelttlflnlAs" ais nn6e.
lie9bnr be3eidnet. Gig Gerciniqtpn
Staaten bdttcn slnqit. iidi nit Sen
geojiS III Nrieaein5ulliien. loll Su6I
nod Den Mitteiluitaen GonroDS ge-
iagt bobell. Sin Som ieiner erIten
6ran bait iid nod in Geutihlano
alli.
SIN Iebten Sabre aab SnbI ieine
8obnung in 60 Gfqrf Str. in 8roof-
Inn alif. 100 er pom @1r5 1910 Bis
0fai 1913 aemo6nt bate mo faifte
lid Die Tarm bei 8eefsfiQ, fam o6er
ieoen 5ag ju @eidpditsjmefen in Sic
Stoot.
Gonrop mics oaralf bin, Sn6l mo.
ae Die SooeSitrafe, uoer 80 SATIRE
3lftballs erbalten, falls er ser
Spionage iiberfiihrt meroe.
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
Mobsrucr Sramatifcr.

IA, alluler 81 DEM Nerr ao,-
leaa Nan Die iuaeloantcn @roBel,
hel.te aui ocn Grettern eiten Grfolq
hatten? Niles ii6erlieferter @imt6ns
Sd ia9e Sbnelt, pelll elmer BON iii1s
hpioen oea EEL" aeidarieben batte
asiirae CT ein sani Sell Nepfel 1tle9
CT 9r 9:1Ne ba5eu ais 81 sen
Id @o.!rcnoi9 lino."
Washington Journal., 1944-11-10
33A618 Kricesac>
fanesne i'm GanN

@alhilAtoH @ie oas arieas-
amt mitteilt, ~befanoen lid ant 1. 30.
uelnber III Sen Il, 2. 334,61S ariegs
gefangete.
Gs geboren oa5u: PSI, 344 Cent
ide, 2242 Sapaner uno 5t,0S2 Sta
,liener.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-14
Jap Targets
I'm China Hit
BY Americans

Chunriing. Jam. II-(AP)-Am-
crican medium and fighter bombcrs
ranged over murh Of JapancsC-oc-
cupi"d China Monday. il was an
nounccd today. attacking enemy
rail and river communications and
shooting down one japanese plane
for certain ard one probable ard
damaging three others.
COmmunuTc from Ii. Gen. -
scph W. SrIwcll'S HEADQUARTERS
added that Tuesday all three of a
force of Japanese bombcrs which
had attempted t. bomb United
States 18th Air Force forward base
were shot down with no American
losses. Tho enemy raiders were ac-
c"mpanicd by fighters.
Two American planes failed e.
return from Mondays operation
which also SAW the destruction of
three Japanese river taukcrs. two
launches and ether river craft on
the Yangtzc
Direct hits scored or two rail-
road bridges. facilities and udckagc
and some rolling stock was do
StrOycd.
Today Mitchell bombCrs struck a,
four ships. of about 300 or 900 tons.
near Fort Bayard. in Japanese oc-
Cuplcd French territory on the
kwanachowan peninsula. Ono Of
the vessels blew up and the ether
three were damaged. The forts
warehouses. cavalry barracks and
radio station also were attacked.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-14
School Board Not
Yet Able To Make
Award for Death
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
IN the Sir Waiter Hotel.
by LYNN NISBET

RalCigh. Jan. Ii Chief tonic. Of
dIs CussIun Al the monthly board Of
education meeting Thursday was the
claim FOR compensation for the death
of Patsy Long Newman. killed SC,-
Cral years ago i'm a Wake county
school bus accident. Tho matter has
been before the board many Times: .
IN Fact. II L. one OF the regulars COM
ing up al every session. Tho puinr
under discussion is rather technical.
but board members regard il as very
important because OF influence on
future policy.
Medical. hospital and funeral en-
pcnSCS growing out of the accident
already been paid under the general
statute. The old school commission
rejected claim for compensation to
the child'S parents because of lack of
authority 10 pay II. II is u basic DTir-
CipIc of law in such cases that tn
sovereign state is moi responsible for
The acts of its employees. and that
even though it should bC proven ihC
bus driver was negligent the school
board could not recognize the claim
for compensation.
The argument then rCVOlvCG
around a special act Oi the 1913
General Assembly authorizing. cm-
towering and directing" the school
board to investigate the Patsy Now
man case and il negligence was
Continued VI Page TwO)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-14
Josh Horne Grower
OF Sweet Potatoes

College Station. Il leigh. Jan. IL
josh l.. Horne. editor of the Rocky
Mount Evening Telegram" and pro
ticSslrc Nash County farmer. Is
taking leading par, IN the work of
the Ncighborhood Leader System and
the fight for greater production of
food and feed crops in his com
muniy. says j. y. h1ssilCr. Extcn-
sion specialist Of the State College
Extension Service.
Editor Horne is one of the best
commercial growers Of sweet pnta-
toes in the Stgtc and is vitality in
tcrcstcd in wider distribution OF
better sweet potato seed stock. be-
cause he realizes that tho sweet puta.
to is ono of "uw dependable cash
crops Lsssltel says.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-14
Food Controls
Relax After
European War

New York, Jan. li.-tATD-RIch-
ard V. Gilbert, economic advisor To
the Office of Price Administrations.
says food regulations cannot bC lifted
until after tho first full harvest in
Europe following the end of the Eu-
ropcan phase of the war.
Relaxation Of controls OF textiles.
clothing and consumer durablrS can
he expected shortly after the Euro
pcan war IS finished, however. Gil
bert told the American Management
Association yesterday.
The speed with which many of
tho consumer durablcS Will reap
pear" no said, will, ! think. surprise
most people. by midsummer OF this
year VIC should have ample supplies
of the smaller hard goods and by the
end of the year NC shall be beyond
that"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-14
u. S. Ballot
Rejected By
Committee
Uniform Ballot for
Armed Forces Fails
With Elections Group

Washington. Jan. 1i-(AP)
The House Elections Com
mlttcc rejected today all pro-
DoSalS for uniform Federal
ballet for men and women III
the armed forces and approx
ed, seven to five, a modified
form of the Scnate-approved
measure tossing the soldier
vote problem over to the states.
Committee sources said three
Democrats and four Republicans
combined tn defeat the Federal
ballot proposal. while five DEM
Ocrais supported the Federal
ballot. Committee Chairman
WOrlcy CTcXaS d. announced
Immediately he planned to carry
tho fight for a uniform ballot 10
the House floor.
This action taken by the COM
mittcc," the Texan said in u formal
statement, means that most OF the
! .uOO.OOO in the armed forces Will
not get iO vote in the next election.
This action will destroy their morale
more effectively than all the enemy
bullets. bombs and propaganda have
ever been able 10 do"
WOrlcv said both the army and
navy told the committee they could
not get state ballots 10 any apprc-
ciablc number of soldiers. especially
those overseas, under I8 different
state systems.
Worlcy is author Of Il proposed
compromise bill by which a uniform
ballot would be distributed to service
men and women.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-14
CLIO Chairman
Denies Charge
Smith Made

New York. Jan. l4.-tAp-Sidncy
llIIIman. chairman of The Go poll
teal action committee. said today he
was prepared Ito give all informal
ton 10 the Department of Justice Or
any other agency" with regard TO
charges that the committee had vio-
lated criminal provisions of the
Smith-ConnalIy antI~str.nc law.
In an address opening the COM
mitiCC'S tWO-day conference hcrc on
full employment, lIiliman a$>ajlco
Representative Howard ". Smith
(Na.. D., CO-authOr of the Smith
CUnnally act, who charged yesterday
that the committee was ScCniHs Ito
influence, if not control, tho 1914
elections.
Smith, basing his accusations on
II article by Philip Murray. EJC
president, IN the February issue oi
American Magazine. wrote the Jus
iiCc Department that Murray had
described in the article IAN initial
contribution of S7OO,OOO" by CO
unions 10 accomplish political aims
this year. The representative aSi:cd
that tho Justice Department p:cSCn'
the M tier forthwith 10 Il Federal
grand jury.
Eillmln, stating that "our lctlvi-
ties arc u matter of record. report
cd that Representative Smith was
"uuc of the most outSpOicn icrrc-
sentative, OF reaction. He termed
Smith demand ion an investigation
conc of the finest COmpliSnmcnt,
that could be paid TO our committee
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-14
Raj Bombs
West Reich

London. Jan. Ii (Np) RAJ
Mosquitoes bombed western Ger
many last night. the British am
nounCcd today us American intcIli-
gcnCC officers worked 10 compile a
final accounting OF Tuesdays epic
SKY battle over the RCiCh-a Str,Ip-
gle nOw Known 90 have cost tho
Nalis 1872 fighters and seriously
damaged three enemy aircraft fac
tories.
II was the first time the Mos
qultocS had been out since Monday
night. when they bombed Berlin.
The specific detectives Of last
n'Ghl 5 RAID from which ono plano
failed TO return. were moi i,nmc-
diatcly known.
FRESH details. meanwhile. contin-
ucd TO tricklc in on Tuesdays great
American daylight raid on Ger
inaly.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-14
.Yanks Bomb
3 Airfields
OF Germans
Encircling Assault
On Casino Defenses,
Gustav Line, Made

Allied Headquarters. AlGicrS,
Jan. ll-(APD-GcncraI AL
phonSc Juin'S French forces
pushed through ltaiy'S rugged
Apprentices for a two-milc gain
from the east And Americans
advanced slightly from the
south yesterday in an cncirc-
ling assault on The natural and
artificial dcf"nS"S OF Casino,
which the Germans call their
"Gustav line Allied head
quarters announced today.
Tanning out in great strength,
American Flying FnrtrcSSc>,
LibcfaturS and medium bombcr>
turned three German airficldS
near RCmc and Ia the north into
flaming ruin with showers of
high explosives and fragmcnta-
ton bombs. including me Gui-
donna experimental airport
where MuSS0lini'S scientists DIS
vclopcd jet propulsion air
plane.
The Americans rCpulScd heavy
German cOuntcrattHC!S TN CcrVa!O
about midnight Wednesday. then
consolidated their gains and threat
cned the NaZi control of the north
cn slopes 10 Mt. Trocchio. Just
south of the Rome road and less
than three miles from Casino.
But German resistance was
extremely fierce i'll This final
defensive belt around The next
Allied objective. and the maze
oil weapon pits, road blocks,
mine fields, barbcd wire entan-
clements and trenches. augment
Ing the natural defensive fca-
lures Of a north-South line
through the village itself. guar
antccd desperate struggle be-
fore the point is taken.
High ground around tn" village.
plus the banks Of htc rapid river.
on which the village is built. had
been converted into what German
prisoners called the Gustav line"
Referring 10 the tough fighting
which took place for Ccrvaro and
the mountain features beyond. an
Allied commentator said the forth
coming battle Tor Casino would be
harder yet.
Near the Adriatic. New Zealand
and British troops improved their
positions
Patrols nl both armies drove
deep into enemy territory gaining
valuable Information and taking
prisoners. the bulletin said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-14
MoreRecovery
On Market

New York. Jan. 1i.-(AP) Paced
by rails and SpcciaItics. selected
stocks added further recovery in to-
days market
Trends pointed irrcgularIy higher
near the fourth hour. Fractional
gains ruled. although several wider
Jumps were IN evidence. In front
were DUPONT. L. S. Steel. Scars Roc
buck and Goodyear. Allied Chemical
and Eastman Kodak were soft spots.
Bonds wcrc steady and commcd.
IiGs mixed.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-14
Allied Craft Sink
z3Barges OfJaps,
Bomb ALexishafen
Enemy Is Evidently
Evacuating to Avoid
Destruction in Trap

Advanced Allied IIcadquar-
tiers. New Guinea. Jan. IA
CAPITALIZED planes and light
naval craft. further undermine
ing the japanese position in
Northeastern New Guinea. have
taken Il toll of L. more enemy
bargcS and hammered the sup
ply base and troop centerS 1T
AlcXiShafcn with l0l tons Of
bombs.
The naval craft. probably
speedy PIT patrol boats. sank
three barccS carrying around 80
tro0ps of Refs points and got
two more while the enemy was
loading them at Si0. General
Douglas MlcArthur'S commune
que said.
Both 81" and RCis points are y
In, vicinity OF KapuGurI river.
WnCr" Australians are forcing thC
enemy from steep cliffs pr trc
ru"'h bark. Tn" NusSics have 5c"n
";'rCumHc sillf enemy rear sut. q
opposition as they moved ..WH'd
H., American invasion force at
S@.,"r. About = mile. .Dr'hW..I.
The NOV cmcut of loaded
bargcS in i'iS coastal area rs
made il evident tbs! 'hc enemy
II attempting Ia acid dcS,ru"..
lion in t!:r c!u>Iu& laws uf he
australian american trap by
''d"uatinE u'C coast.