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CBS World News Today · August 15, 1943 · 19 min · 3,177 words
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But first, here's Doug Edwards. Prime Minister Churchill has returned to Quebec after a preliminary meeting with President Roosevelt here in the United States. The full dress war conference will take place in Canada probably early this week.
On the full fronts, American troops have advanced 14 miles eastward in Sicily with enemy rear guards in retreat to Japan, while Americans hit German airfields in France. In Russia, the Germans have moved up reinforcements, but the Red Army continues its advance all along the line.
And now for more news, Atrobiotec should direct to CBS Algiers. Barnsworth Fowl reporting. No fresh news has come in during the day to change this morning's picture, which had the American Seventh Army at Oliveira on the North Coast of Sicily, and the British Eighth Army at Fume Fredo on the East Coast.
The threatened runners of Chariards are just back from there from three weeks in Sicily. We'd like to hear how it looks of you, Clint. Back in 1860, Garibaldi landed in Masala on the Eastern Coast of Sicily.
It was great of a prize of joys in the people of the island. So you'd come instead, successful. Now, 23 years later, the American and American have again liberated Sicily. Who our enemies were? We knew that the Craft-German-Garing Division was there.
In to the magnificent 29th-900 Division, The group would then put in ruckus and I'm not pregnant. It was a friendly and French part of them, his friends. The reception given us by the civilian population is officially unexpected.
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