Stars and Stripes Jan 20 1945 - Lodz, 3 Days of Battle - Five Graves to Berlin

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This is an original January 20, 1945 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. 5 No. 67     Saturday,
January 20, 1945                 8 Pages
Headline articles in this issue:
Russians Take Lodz; Drive Into E. Prussia
New Push in South Starts; Five Armies On 400 Mi. Front
‘Thousands’ of Rear Echelon Troops To Go Into Line As Reinforcements (Brig. Gen. Henry J. Matchett)
Free Lunch On Tap Today At FDR’s 4th Inaugural / By Frederick C. Othman
Nazi Link-Up New Threat to Strasbourg
Los Angeles Shake-Up
Over the Hump
Dewey Declined Invitation
B29s Strike Japanese Home Isle
For Him a Torch Will Always Burn — Zeroed ’Em In—On Himself / By Marshall Morgan (7th Armored Division, 2/Lt. Dennis Regan)
Evacuees Report Nazis Comfortable in St. Nazaire
Liege S and S Becomes 6th Under Gen. Ike (Stars and Stripes Liege Edition)
Between 2 Fires, Berlin Sweats It Out
The B Bag – Blow It Out Here
To the Last Ditch
Average Mental Age (Sgt. T. A. Mitchell, Lt. R. W. Miller)
For Better Speech
Hash Marks
Hubert / By Sgt. Dick Wingert
Shoes on Wrong Feet—So Off They Came (Pvt. Glen T. Beymer)
However They Sliced Him—a Hero
Yank Had Only 1 Finger Left, So He Kept It On the Trigger / By Earl Mazo
American Forces Network
Wotta Yank!
— Part Cherokee, Part Irish—
But All Fight
/ By Ken Koyen
Front GIs OK, G3 Chief Says (Maj. Gen. Leo Donovan)
Lott to Do
(E. B. Lott)
Once Over Lightly / By Gene Graff
Travel Hurdle Balks Hurrying Swedes’ Sprint to the States
‘Killer’ Kane Named Head Of Navy Sports Program
No Hockey for Wing Fans, But Plenty of Beer, Franks
Help Wanted—And Given
Great Lakes Quintet Adopts Eastern Game—With Results
Would Lower Baskets To Foil Hoop Tenders
McWilliams Leads Mikan (Stan McWilliams, George Mikan)
George Varoff Safe (Capt. George Varoff)
Yale Back in Navy (Roger Barksdale)
Dick Tracy / By Chester Gould
Li’l Abner / By Al Capp
Louis Affirms He’ll Retire After Fight With Conn (S/Sgt. Joe Louis, Billy Conn)
Ballplayers Able to Work, Fight—May
Howard Keeps Nags Working—Just in Case (Charles S. Howard)
Jones, McLaughry Named to NCAA Body (Col. Lawrence “Biff” Jones and Oromond “Tuss” McLaughry)
Dutton Scores Ice Loop On Crediting Assists
Ex-Wildcat Star Missing (Lt. Stanley Klores)
Conn Hopes to Keep Title in ‘GI Family’ / By Tony Cordaro
Buddy Young, Johnson Go Into Navy Monday (Claude “Buddy” Young, Don Johnson)
Purple Heart for Krist (Howard Krist)
Life in Those United States
Everybody Has a Bark About Mutt’s Priority
Popularity’s Price
9 Miners Blown to Death
Not Enlightening
Sat On Dynamite
Set Her Cap for a Japanese—Got a Lot of Them (Mrs. Ivis Peterson)
Amateurs Not to Blame (Robert P. Lane)
Medal for Bob Hope
Army, Navy Scrap Over 0 (Zero Fighter)
Some Schnozzola (Maj. Gen. Harold L. George)
From Com Z to Combat (Col. Phillip S. Wood)
They Win—Something to Rubber At (Maj. Gen. Harry B. Vaughan Jr., Pfc Jack Kaplan, Sgt. George Rovins, 1450th Ordnance Co., and Pvt. Albert R. Brainerd, 101st General Hospital, Pfc Jessie Flor, Cpl. Gloria Recchuitti, Cpl. Margaret Morgan, Pfc Virginia Barbour and Cpl. Shirley Brennan)
Nazi Spokesmen Show Strain But Keep Whistling Up Hope
Tin Fish Fry
U.S. Must Aid British Trade, WPB Man Says
Hints DeGaulle To Join Big 3
Terry and the Pirates
/ By Milton Caniff
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Marching Fire Proves Effective
Volkischer Beobachter: Please Copy
Baptism of Fire For Three Men
To Make ’em Dive In ’45 — Lead With Your Lead / By Michael Seaman (Lt. Col. Shaffer J. Farrell, Colonel Craybill, 329th Infantry)
Three Men – Three Days of Battle / By Joe Weston
Inexperienced and Unsure, These Men Went Into Action (Pvt. Glenn C. Toalson, Co. D, 15th Tank Bn.)
Lesson: Fire and Move (Pfc Raymond G. Martin, Co. L 317th Infantry Regiment, Strzeszewski)
Lesson: Hit the Earth (Pvt. Theron D. Thomas)
Five Graves to Berlin — The well-informed soldier is the good soldier—every great commander of this and other wars agrees on that. One of the things the good fighting man should understand is the nature
of the foe he fights. Through the character and history of his leaders the actions of the enemy can sometimes be forecast. / By Ed Wilcox
GI Jerry / By Lt. Dave Breger (Nazi Guide-Book No. 30)
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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