THIS WAS REPORTED TODAY MAY 30, 1943:
The United Nations have worked
out every tactical detail of their plan to invade the European
continent.
Preparations n a t u r a l l y are shrouded in strict secrecy, but indications
from many quarters in Britain and the continent suggest
that the hour for the general sea, air and land offensive is close at
hand.
The fierce battle for the northwestern
corner oi the Caucasus is still in progress. The Soviets
are maintaining a day and night bombardment of the Nazi
defense line northeast of Novorossisk, and a new flareup is
expected at any hour.
HOUR FOR INVASION
OF CONTINENT NEARS
LONG BEACH INDEPENDENT
Long Beach, California, Sunday, May 30, 1943
REDS UNLEASH HEAVY ATTACK
Warships of Allies Take Up Strategic
Positions to Assault Fort of Europe
LONDON, May 29.—(TP)—The United Nations have worked
out every tactical detail of their plan to invade the European
continent.
Preparations n a t u r a l l y are shrouded in strict secrecy, but indications
from many quarters in Britain and the continent suggest
that the hour for thfe general sea, air and land offensive is close at
hand.
The London News – Chronicle gave prominence today to a report
that British warships have taken up strategic positions in the
Mediterranean and elsewhere. The newspaper said a number of
troop ships had moved into the Mediterranean on Wednesday. A
number of Allied barges have been concentrated in Tunisian ports
within easy striking distance of Sicily, Sardinia and Pantelleria,
which presumably will soon become an important Allied" naval
and air base for the purposes of this major operation.
The Daily Telegraph said today in dispatches from Madrid that
Mussolini had presided over an emergency secret session of h is
Fascist party chieftains to map out a plan of defense of his prized
Mediterranean islands.
24-Hour Bombardment of Nazi Lines
Maintained Northeast of Novorossisk
MOSCOW, May 29.—(TP)—The fierce battle for the northwestern
corner oi the Caucasus is still in progress. The Soviets
are maintaining a day and night bombardment of the Nazi
defense line northeast of Novorossisk, and a new flareup is
expected at any hour.
At the same" time, a Finnish communique reports a powerful
Soviet attack in the western sector of the Karelian isthmus. Rus-
sian artillery forced a break in the Finnish lines, allowing Soviet
patrols lo make incursions into Finnish territory.
Tonight's Soviet communique still gives no details of the Kuban
battle. However, the communique reports new outbreaks on the.
Lisichansk front. Here Soviet units broke into German trenches and
consolidated a new forward position.
The Germans counterattacked but were forced to retreat, leaving
!00 Nazis dead on the battlefield.
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