* Stars and Stripes Apr 28 1944 UK Travel Ban - Madang Seized Cochran Gets DSO

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This is an original April 28, 1944 issue of Stars and Stripes London Edition from the Archives of Wartime Press.  We are releasing for sale some of our newspapers from our private holdings.
Vol. 4 No. 151      Friday, April 28, 1944          4 pages
Article headlines in this issue are:
Heaviest U.S. Air Blow On 16 Hours — Streams of Aircraft Blast Invasion Belt; Reich Tells of Attack — Report Would Mean First Big Double Heavy-Bomber Thrust; Record Channel Shuttle Marks 13th Day of Blitz
Madang Seized By Australians In New Guinea — Vast Booty Is Captured; Troops Reach the Main Hollandia Airfield / By Bud Hutton
KPs Can't Keep Track of Him — Plane-Hopping Hash Boss Runs Mess Halls in England, Ireland
Mail-Order Firm Seized By the Army — Montgomery Ward Chief Ejected Forcibly; Moveby U.S. Stirs Controversy
Strong German Forces Moving Up to Italy Fronts
The War Today
Ban on Travel Seals Off U.K. — Jittery Nazi Invasion Talk Goes On; Sabotage Flares Up
Steamers Collide in Erie; Ten Are Feared Drowned
'Canteen' Work To Start Today — GIs Are Asked to Assist In Readying New London Recreation Center
Post-War Allied Cohesion Is His Hope, Dewey Says
The Nazi System
Suffering at Home
Hash Marks
The Soldier's Vote: 2―Postcard Forms for Balloting
Army Poets — Salute to the Engineers
Notes from the Air Force
This Is The Army
Sports Sidelights
Browns Scalp Tribe, 5-2, for 7th Straight — Yankees Stop Athletics, 6-2; Cards Beaten — Redbirds Drop 13-Inning Affair to Cincinnati, 1-0; Nats Shade Bosox
Filling the Bill ( Bill Voiselle ) By Pap
Servicemen Swell Entry Lists For 51st Annual Penn Relays
Major League Results
Help Wanted―And Given
Tabor Go Tops 8th AF Finals
Minor League Results
Blue Grass Stakes Won by Sky Tracer; Challenge Me Next
Li'l Abner / By Al Capp
Berlin Reports A Second New Thrust by Reds - Moscow Silent on Jassy Attacks; Trench System Seized at Sebastopol
Swedes Protest U.S. Plane Runs
First Silver Star Given A PRU Flier in the ETO ( Maj. Walter L. Weitner )
But the Melody Lingers On
AFN Radio Program
Vets Won't Have to Sell Apples, Somervell Says
12 U.S. Airmen Buried by Swiss - Were Victims of Attacks On Reich; Planes Came Down in Neutral Area
Dewey Swamps All His Rivals
ETO Chief of WACs Gets A Lieutenant Colonelcy ( Anna W. Wilson )
Japanese Bombarding Yanks With 'Surrender Passes'
Terry and the Pirates / By Milton Caniff
NEWS FROM HOME - Churchill Stand On Bases Deal Irks Committee House Naval Group Raps - Rejection of Proposal For Cession to U.S.
Gloria Topping to Wed General
Full Accord, Curtin
More Butter and Oleo
Lindbergh in Hawaii
Washout
3 Officers' Ouster Asked
Cochran Awarded DSO; Kohima Battle Looming (Col. Philip 'Flip Corkin' Cochran )
The paper is in used condition with fraying and small tears as would be  expected from a WWII era war zone publication.
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