The Allies' armored and motorized infantry roared through Rome today without pausing, crossed the Tiber River and proceeded with the grim task of destroying two battered German armies fleeing to the north.Fighter-bombers spearheaded the pursuit, jamming the escape highways with burning enemy transport and littering the fields with dead and wounded Germans. The enemy was tired, disorganized and bewildered by the slashing assault...Hour after hour, the Allies' planes swept down on highways leading northward and tore the fleeing enemy apart.-New York Times, June 6, 1944