Stars and Stripes Jan 24 1945 - Ardennes - Honshu Hit - Hatten Hell - Bataan

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This is an original January 24, 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. 70     Wednesday,
January 24, 1945
Headline articles in this issue:
Reds Roll to the Oder
Enter Posen, 138 Miles From Berlin
Knock Out Nazi Transport in Ardennes
9th AF Pulls ‘Falaise Gap’ All Over Again
Stilwell Rumored Ground Forces Head
And This One’s Bedder —
It’s an Ill Snore That
(Pvt. Ramon Rodriguez)
These Guys Might Be Skiing in Sun Valley—But They Ain’t (T/Sgt. James Weik)
Honshu, Formosa Hit; 240 Japanese Planes KO’d
Rail Yards Hit By 8th Heavies
V2 Plant Smashed by 2nd TAF
China Is Paid
Land Blockade Of China Ends (Lt. Gen. Daniel I. Sultan)
The B Bag – Blow It Out Here
Right or Wrong (S/Sgt. Frank J. Wescher)
Insignia (Pvt. John De Pobon)
Training Mops
To Blabbermouth
Retort on Character (2/Lt. Ambuigy)
Hash Marks
Hubert By Sgt. Dick Wingert
Meal Nets Deal — Yanks, Nazis Break Bread, Spare Hospital / By Bud Hutton (Maj. Charles Sherman and 2/Lt. Sigmund Roth)
Navy’s Privateer Is New-Design Lib
Barkansas Traveler
Urges a Joe Help ‘Old Men’ Frame Peace
Army Poets
The Woman in the Harbor
Mars Has a Wiener Roast — Hatten Was a Blazing Hell That Stank of Burning Death / By Ralph G. Martin (Sgt. Earl Simpson, T/5 William Hopkins)
AFN Radio Program
Newman’s Yankee Doodles
Smelled That GI Cookin’ — He Came Back From Bataan’s Death March (Cpl. Gerald G. Wade)
Much Ado Bach Home (Rear Adm. Richard E. Byrd)
Black Market Net Adds Four Officers in France (716th Railway Battalion, Col. Walter Marlin, Lt. Col. Carmon C. Harris, Cpl. Dwight Curtis, Pvt. Robert C. Forsythe, Pvt. Charles H. Isham, Cpl. Harold Ainsworth, Cpl. Rudolph J. Nigl, Pvt. Sam Ferro)
AWOL Gets Life
‘18 Months Overseas Plenty’
Dick Tracy / By Chester Gould
Li’l Abner / By Al Capp
Once Over Lightly / By Gene Graff
Ray Mack Rejected; Will Stay in War Plant
Conn Troupers Put Into Shortened Rainbow Card / By Mark E. Senigo (Pvt. Vince Padilla, Pvt. Jerry Pecoraro, Cpl. Sal Guajardo, Pfc Joe Lucignano, Pfc Herbie Williams, Cpl. Paul Phaneuf, Sgt. Bill Lockett, Cpl. Tommy Carbonero, L. S. Ross, PhM2/c)
AL Opposes Action on Czar
Louis in Canada (S/Sgt. Joe Louis)
Behind the Sports Headlines
Jerry Sepates, S/1c, of Buffalo, N.Y., 142, stopped Cpl. Angelo Gallo, of Stamford, Conn., 140 in 1.45 of the first, and Sgt. James Wade, of Birmingham, Mich., 176, TKOd John Orlick, S/lc, of New York, 174, in 30 seconds of the first.
Buckeyes Swat Purdue, 50-35
Widdoes-Cornell Boss Huddle
Cage Results
Life in Those United States
Work-or-Fight Law Wins House Committee’s OK
Fightin’ Hamburgers (Brig. Gen. J. E. Barzynski)
Publisher Shot (Arthur Kasherman)
Dead Man Controlled
Showmen Put One On
War Hath No Fury Like a Woman Scorned (Sgt. John F. Coleman)
Hollywood’s Day (Martha Raye and Nick Condos)
She Sure Wants Wings (Elizabeth Drewery)
Gold (?) Falls on Alabama
Freedom OK—But a Guy Gets Used to His Cell (George Champion)
Fireman’s Holiday (Fire Chief Thomas Wallace)
Charges Luce Reporting
Champ Calf Roper Killed (Clyde Sagey Burk)
Less than Meat’s the Eye
Nazis Told to Trust Army In Reich’s ‘Last Stand’ Test (Helmut Sundermann, Martin Hallensleben)
Navy ‘Loafing’ Stirs Senate, May Prosecute
Seven to Hitch Your Wagon To (You Hope!) (Kerry Vaughn, Karen Randall, Daun Kennedy, Kathleen O’Malley, Barbara Bates, Jean Trent and Poni Adams)
Wallace Attackers Would Strip Commerce Job of Money Power
GI, Girl to Die
In ‘deft’ Case
(Pvt. Karl Gustav Hulten, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Jones, George E. Heath)
Suggests Congressmen Sit in With Big 3
Terry and the Pirates / By Milton Caniff
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