Clapper: War report
By Raymond Clapper
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Germans ‘raid and run,’ but ‘always run’ in end
Yanks hold firm, even when shells hit close; ‘fighting pillroller’ aids the wounded
By H. R. Knickerbocker, representing the combined U.S. press
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Two Yanks find sleeping Nazis and tiptoe off
By Will Lang, representing the combined U.S. press
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News ‘travels’ via grape arbor in North Africa
U.S. Signal Corps station constructed with salvaged metal
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Völkischer Beobachter (September 19, 1943)
Schwere Enttäuschung der englischen Presse –
Scharfe Kritik an Eisenhowers Kriegführung
Eigener Bericht des „Völkischen Beobachters“
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U.S. Navy Department (September 19, 1943)
Communiqué No. 467
South Pacific.
During the night of September 15, a Japanese plane bombed Guadalcanal Island. Some minor damage was sustained, and one man was injured.
The Pittsburgh Press (September 19, 1943)
Allied artillery threatens Naples
Island gateway to port seized; 5th Army storms forward
By Richard D. McMillan, United Press staff writer
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Airmen pound Europe again
France and Berlin raided as non-stop assault is continued
By Walter Cronkite, United Press staff writer
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MacArthur set to start push against Indies
Lightning capture of Lae clears way for long-planned assault
By Don Caswell, United Press staff writer
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WPA shovels (almost new) put up in vast tool sale
U.S. to dispose of billion dollars’ worth of valuable government machinery
By Robert Taylor, Press Washington correspondent
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Two Yanks sneak into Rome under very eyes of Nazis
U.S. officers, removing only their caps, obtain vital, secret information
By Clark Lee, representing the combined U.S. press
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Adm. Standley leaves Russia for U.S. parley
Consultations expected to concern foreign ministers’ conference
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Teenage girls choose Como as ‘crooner of year’
New York lasses promise Canonsburg singer swooning audience
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Nelson to link U.S. and British arms program
Current efforts will be geared to Allied military plans
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