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  3. REINFORCEMENTS POURED INTO POSITIONS ON CHERBOURG PENINSULA

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Beyond the news that strong reinforcements are pouring into thc beachheads and that the operation is proceeding satisfactorily, official reports give little information of the progress of the great Allied invasion of the northern coast of France. Enemy reports, however, say that the Allied bridgehead is being extended on either side of thc Orne river ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  4. REPORTED LANDINGS IN GREECE

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The Turkish radio says it is reported from Berlin that Allied motorised forces have landed at the Greek seaport of Patras, ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  5. FATE OF INVASION WILL BE DECIDED IN FIVE WEEKS

    WASHINGTON, Wednesday.—Five weeks are required before the invasion of Europe can be set down as a success, stalemate or defeat, according to military advisers of the Government. This period, they say, probably will include one or more great air battles, in which the Luftwaffe is expected to give ...

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  6. GERMANS REPORT FRESH ATTACKS

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The German Overseas Newsagency says the Allies at daylight this morning made a fresh attack across the ...

    Article : 344 words
  7. Attacked Point Nearest to Paris

    LONDON, Wednesday. — The 70-mile stretch of coast between the Seine and Vire estuaries, where the attack was launched, was the nearest part of the ...

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  8. SUPREME BATTLE HAS BEGUN

    LONDON, Wednesday.—"The supreme battle has begun," said General de Gaulle, broadcasting to France in the B.B.C.'s European service last ...

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  9. PARATROOPS TOOK DEFENCES BY SURPRISE

    LONDON, Wednesday.—American paratroops spilling from carrier planes surprised the defences carly yesterday when we struck the first blow in Normandy, states the British United Press representative at a troop carrier base. One hundred giant Dakota carrier planes drooped thousands of paratroopers in ...

    Article : 542 words
  10. 100 P.C. OF TROOPS ASHORE

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Admiral Sir Bertram Ramsay, Commander of the Allied naval forces, to-day said the lack of German resistance to the ...

    Article : 157 words
  11. DEMORALISING AIR ONSLAUGHT ON SUPPLY SYSTEM

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Air activity over the east coast reached a crescendo early yesterday evening, when for fully an hour the incessant roar of swarms of heavy bombers and fighters crossing and recrossing thc coast caused crowds to pack thc streets of coastal towns and brought traffic to a standstill in some ...

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  12. Goebbels Promises Allies "Sorry Disillusionment"

    NEW YORK' Wednesday.—Tokio Offieial Radio quoted Dr. Goebbels as saying "We will strike cold terror into the hert of the British and Americans, now in the ...

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  13. German People Shocked

    NEW YORK, Wed.—Reports from the German frontier indicate that the German people were surprised, bewildered, angered ...

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  14. WANTED to ACCOMPANY INVASION FORCE

    LONDON, Wednesday. — The combined press correspondent aboard H.M.S. Hilary says Admirai Ramsay revealed that ...

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  15. LATE NEWS

    LONDON, Wednesday.-lt is officially announced that Allied troops repulsed German counter-attacks in the Caen area. All beaches are now ...

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  16. GRAPHIC PICTURE OF TERRIFIC NAVAL BOMBARDMENT

    LONDON, Wednesday.—"We are standing on the bridge of a British destroyer 8000 yards from the beaches at Berniere-surMer. Our guns are belching flame from more than 600 Allied warships. The air is filled with the thunder of broadsides and the crash of bombs. More fhan 2000 tons of high explosives shells ranging from 16 to four inches have gone down on the beachhead in the past 10 minutes. The invasion fleet arrived off the shores of north-western France unmolested." This picture is given ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  17. GEN. MONTGOMERY PLEASED

    LONDON, Wednesday. —General Montgomery yesterday afternoon told correspondents that he was pleased with the initial phase of the ...

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  18. Mr. Churchill's Warning Recalled

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Renter's correspondent at Expeditionary Force Headquarters, referring to a German report that a new Allied attack across ...

    Article : 86 words
  19. SPECIALISTS FIRST TO LAND ON BEACHES

    LONDON, Wednesday. — It is announced that the first R.A.F. beach squadron which landed in Europe with the first tide yesterday was a squadron of ...

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