Stars and Stripes Mar 16 1945 7th Attacks - Lancaster 11-Tonners - 94th Inf Div

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This is an original
March 16, 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. 114
Friday, March 16, 1945
4 pages
Article headlines in this issue are:
RAF Drops More 11-Tonners as 8th Helps Reds
7th Attacks on 50-Mile Front
Bombs Rails Near Berlin Feeding East
3rd Joins in Drive To Clear Germans West of the Rhine
Medal Given Posthumously (Sgt. Jack J. Pendleton)
But Death Showed a White Flag — They Stood on Death / By Jimmy Cannon (94th Inf. Div., 2/Lt. Mark Reyman and Pfc Abraham Blitfield
‘By Summer,’ Says Churchill
Report Japanese Evacuating Large Cities
Western Front Losses 425,007 Since D-Day
Youngest Draftees Tagged For Army Replacements
The B Bag Blow It Out Here
GI Delegates
A Toast to Texas
Combat Furloughs
POW Morale
Hash Marks
Private Breger / By Dave Breger
Takes All Kinds to Make a B29 Crew — Bone-Setter Becomes a Bomb-Setter Over Tokyo / By Ernie Pyle (Sgts. Joe Corcoran, Fauad Smith, Joe McQuade, John Devaney, Norbert Springman, and Eugene Floric)
Wonder Why?
Nazi Medics Got Kinder to GIs As Yanks Got Closer
/ By Pat Mitchell
(11th Armd. Div. 87th Inf. Div.)
Lancaster’s 11-Tonner Has a Kick Even the Crew Feels As It Falls
AFN Radio Program
British Air Plan Prods U.S. Policy
Ticked off the Global Wire
German Feel for Truce Reported, But No Takers
Revere Rides Again
Of Rats and a Sinking Ship
Vandenberg Urges Presidential War Powers
Who Tripped This Guy?
Protestants Appeal for Jews
U.S. Gets Citizens Won’t Plant ’Em—in Reich
Propose Name Change for Iwo
Revolt Attempt in Munich
Frisco Parley in Opera House
Help Wanted And Given
Dick Tracy By Chester Gould
Li’l Abner / By Al Capp
Ronzani Joins Irish Grid Stall (Gene Ronzani)
NYU-Tufts Paired In NCAA Opener (Referee Jim Beierdorfer and Glenn Adams)
Demons Favored in Invitational
Kearns Faces Fraud Charge
(Jack Kearns)
Gray’s Maneuvering Afield Prompts Special Fielding Rule (Will Harridge and Pete Gray)
Diamond Dust
One-Legged Vet Plugging for Berth With Washington
Poschner Loses Legs; Starred With Sinkivich (Lt. George Poschner)
School Days—1945 / By Dan Parker
American Hockey League
Around the 48 Yesterday
42 Billion Income Tax Is Biggest Take Ever
Say Bloody Clothes Sent Home
Post-War Health Insurance (Dr. Thomas Parran)
Looks Like the Younger Generation’s Going Bad
But Why Drink Water? (Edward Vogel)
Labor Leaders Convicted
The Good a Man Does
Look’s Too Young (William Perske, father of Actress Lauren Bacall)
No Law (Paul Painter)
Curiosity (Joseph Gimbel)
Just Follow Directions on the Bottle
Biggest Hospital Ship (Louis A. Milne)
Jailed Himself (Sam Clark)
Ever See the Ohio? — The Rhine Ain’t No Fine / By Ernie Leiser (Pfc George Wesner, Sgt. Fred Wilson, 1/Lt. Elmer L. Chalberg, Pfc Francis Hartnett, Pfc James McIntosh and Pfc Thomas Ogden)
Walkout in Movie Studios Shows Break
Duke of Windsor Quits As Bahamas Governor
Soviets Split E. Prussia Nazi Pocket
Wants Probe Of Meat Lack (Sen. Kenneth S. Wherry)
16 Die in ATC Plane Crash (Mrs. Ruth Donos, George Matkovich, Lester Chapman, H. A. Sabath, Gaius Young, Ben Ruben, and Jack Ross)
‘Hold ‘er, Knute!
’ (Sgt. Melvin R. Miller)
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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