FREEPORT JOURNAL-STANDARD
Freeport, Illinois, August 25, 1942
Germans Mass Large Forces
Of Tanks On Eastern Bank Of
Don River Before Stalingrad
All-Out Drive
For Steel City
BY EDDY GILMORE
Moscow, Aug. 25.—(/P)—The Germans
massed large forces of tanks
on the eastern bank of the Don before
Stalingrad today while dive bombers
swarmed the skies and
parachutists descended In the Don
and Caucasus areas with anti-tank
guns and motorcycles to menace
further the already-precarious Red
army positions.
A front-line dispatch to Comsomol
Pravda, official paper of the Young
Communist organization, said the
Germans had been able to concentrate
large masses of men and machines
across the Don.
Big Sea And Air Battle Still
Raging Off Solomon Islands
Six Japanese
Warships Hit
By U.S. Planes
BY SANDOR S. KLEIN
United Press Staff Correspondent
Washington, Aug. 25.—(UP)—United
States planes have inflicted heavy
damage on Japanese forces in a big
sea and air battle that still was
raging off the Solomon islands today.
Strong Japanese forces were Intercepted
as they approached in an
attempt to reconquer bases wrested
from them by U. S. marines.
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