Stars and Stripes Jan 31 1945 - Hitler Last Stand - Bataan - Bastogne - Stilwell

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This is an original January 31, 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. 76     Wednesday,
January 31, 1945
Headline articles in this issue:
Reds Within 80 Miles of Berlin
Maybe Less; Nazis ‘Set To Battle’
1st and 3rd Battle Back Into Reich (Bud Hutton)
Yanks Push Japanese Onto Bataan; New Landing Made on Luzon (Alfonso De Noga, J. Weldon Jones, and Wayne Coy)
Hopkins Sees Pope, Leaves (Harry L. Hopkins)
Some Take It, Some Shake It, And Some Stand and Watch (Madeleine Carroll, Pvt. Beatrice Binder)
Lt. Gets 35 Yrs. In Butts Trial (1/Lt. John Springer, Pvt. Edward Kelly)
N.Y. Under ‘Emergency’ Due to Food, Fuel Lack
U.S., 318—Jerry, 0 — GIs Win Without Loss / By Tom Yarbrough
Weather Keeps 8th Idle
All Red Star Roads Now Lead to Berlin
Hitler Urges A ‘Last Stand’
The B Bag – Blow It Out Here
Supreme Heroism
Former P/W Asylum
A Legitimate Question (Pfc M. J. Amodio)
Foxhole Covers
B-Bag for Ella Boole (T/Sgt. Stanley Mitchell)
Hash Marks
Hubert By Sgt. Dick Wingert
More Than Asked (Cpl. Harold Wetherbee)
Blankets (Cpl. Jack Rider)
An Editorial — Everything for the Front
Pfcs and 2/Lts. (Pfcs, P. H. Adams, O. Z. Huff, N. F. DeBlanc, F. A. Breneman, E. F. Nartowicz, R. W. DeLancey, L. W. Wilson, E. A. Patryjak, H. E. Hadel, R. Parmerly)
Casualty Mail (T/5 Hedley F. Alward)
Mars Pitches a Shut-Out—Almost — Everything Is Dead in Bastogne—But Its Spirit / By Jimmy Gannon (1/Lt. Sherman' Hoyt, Leon Jacqumin, Count de la Barre d’Erguelinnes, 1/Lt. Charles Weaver)
AFN Radio Program
Army Poets — We Gained a Thousand Yards Today / By Capt. Eugene R. Hinkston,
Now Hitler Sweats Out Another
Not Since Napoleon, 1806, Has Berlin Been Invaded / By Jean Meegan
Argentina Bans ‘Illegal’ Strikes
British 12 Miles of Mandalay
Canada Opens Its Air
Schmeling Still Ailing (Max Schmeling)
Dick Tracy / By Chester Gould
Li’l Abner / By Al Capp
Help Wanted—And Given
Leaflet Raid over Italy
Search For Mutilator
Lily Pons, Kostelanetz in Burma
Army, Navy Major Unbeaten Fives
Behind The Sports Headlines (S/Sgt. Robert Rowe)
Barrow Wants No Part Of Diamond Czar’s Job
Boxing Boss By PAP (Edward Eagan)
Eagan Faces Difficult Task In Revising N.Y. Ring Scoring
Negotiations Begun To Shift Tiger Eleven
Marquez Left Blinds Puente (Cpl. Trinidad Marquez, Pvt. Jess Puente, Pvt. Jerry Pecoraro, Sgt. Frank Pecoraro (no relation), 83rd General Hospital, Pfc. Howard Moreno, Cpl. Babe LaButta, Sgt. Al Deacon, Pvt. Joe Relich, Pfc. Clarence Woods, Cpl. Harry Miller, T/5 Paul Williamson, T/4 Victor Gerber)
Cage Results
Life in Those United States
Missouri River Control Like TV A Sought in Bill
Remember Me? (Mrs. Harold McCarthy, Lt. Josephine Allen)
34th Vets Get home
Huskier Voice? (Frankie (the Voice) Sinatra)
Honors for the Sarge (Medal of Honor to Sgt. Truman O. Olson)
Dough Finds Anglo-American Relations Pay? (Jack E. Curtiss)
Dream Came True (M/Sgt. Fred Bresler, S/Sgt. Willard Bresler)
Gloria Takes a 5th (Gloria Swanson was married today to William Davey)
Not the Buck, the Principle (Cecil B. DeMille)
One On Errol Flynn
Old Dog, New Trick (Arlie Morgan)
And a Little Child Shall Tell Them Off (Councilman William Keenan, Jacqueline Wrenn)
FDR’s Son Delays Train (Col. James Roosevelt)
Elliott Closer to a Star (Col. Elliott Roosevelt)
Boettiger In Legion of Merit (Col. John Boettiger)
Bridges Up Again (Harry Bridges)
Hey, Dough, Waddaya Snow—Gals!
Report Hitler’s Government Fleeing to Safer Lebensraum
‘Need Wallace More Than Ever’—FDR (Henry A. Wallace)
Say War Guilt Group Fails
Screen Stars Take Spotlight in Balls Honoring FDR
Home Front Bears More Than Losses — Stilwell Warns Gotta Kill Japanese (Gen. Joseph W. (Vinegar Joe) Stilwell)
Terry and the Pirates / By Milton Caniff
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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