18 Gabriel Heatter
News reports 01 · 1943 · 10 min · 1,698 words
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Good evening, everyone. My wire is open for any late word Washington may have on the latest Nazi claim. Well, in radio claims that you bought Sankar Aircraft Carrier Ranger. Now the word has come out of Washington regarding it up to half a minute ago.
It remains an absolutely unconfirmed enemy claim. Germany, you remember, once claimed that Sankar Aircraft carrier wasp, but that proved to be a lie. Germany claims she sank our battleship, Maryland, off Brazil. It proved to be a British freighter and another Nazi lie.
She claimed her you both sank an American cruiser off Norway and that proved to be a lie. The Ranger is a 14,000-ton ship. She said to normally carry 1,800 men and 80 planes. Hitler may be trying to mar our Easter holiday with some psychological warfare.
Here's some news from Tunisia, late news, another part of Ramos Army may be out of length tonight. That famous hill known as 648, Where there was such bitter fighting earlier as the Tunisian campaign has been captured by French troops.
It's 10 miles southwest of Pont du Fauce. That's Rommel's last defense line outside Tunis. Now to propaganda we'll try hard now to call it Von Arnim's battle in order to persuade us to forget this Rommel's defeat.
But I'll keep reminding you. The handwriting is of a rocky wall outside Tunis tonight. The final breakthrough by General Alexander's army may come at any time. He's cracking Ramos' most powerful line only a few miles outside units.
If Anderson's men make it, Tunis may be done for. Hitler would have nothing to show for his 2000 miles from Africa, except present. One surprise report from Tunisia concerned Lieutenant General Leslie McNair, one of our most brilliant commanders, in charge of all ground operations and stationed in Washington. He was on inspection in Tunisia and wound at Friday. His injury
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