Stars and Stripes Mar 3 1945 9th at Rhine - Warweek - Ack Ack Men - Behind Lines

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This is an original March 3, 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. 103          Saturday, March 3, 1945
8 pages
Article headlines in this issue are:
3-Way Allied Air Blow Helps East, West Fronts
9th Reaches Rhine as Nazis Flee
RAF Hits Cologne; Dusseldorf Shelled; Report Foe in Rout
Danzig-Stettin Road Is Cut, Russians 7 Miles from
U.S. Furlough’s Drawn By 87
Redeem 115 GIs In Butts Trial
Japanese Fear Landing On China Coast
Take Depends on Shake - Fix Hula for Hula Hoola
Fighters Knock Out 103 of Luftwaffe
Troops Close in On River on Long Front
German Baby Given Good Start in Life
The B Bag Blow It Out Here
World Trade
‘De-Pantying Protest
Mail Suggestion
Medical Halftrack
Hash Marks
War Catches Up With the Nazis / By Ernie Leiser
Hard to Understand — St. Nazaire-Lorient Pocket War Is Fought in German Characters (Brig. Gen. Werner Junck) / By Allan Morrison
Hubert / By Sgt. Dick Wingert
In a Blaze of Glory — As the Year Died So Did This Hero (Capt. V. Owen Jones) / By Ed Clark
American Forces Network
Ticked Off the Global Wire
GOP Cool, Democrats Hot Over FDR’s Yalta Report
Rumor Nelson to Quit
Labor to Be at Frisco
Penicillin Over the Counter
Herr Doktor Is Still Scrawling on the Joint’s Wall
Quote Japanese Strong, Japanese Weak Unquote
Marshall Says All Men In Line Well Prepared
Three Nazi Girls Promoted
Urges Ban on Ship Sales
These Are Good Nazis
‘Quisling’ to Bite the Dust
Help Wanted And Given
Li’l Abner / By Al Capp
Once Over Lightly / By Gene Graff
Ranger Hopes Fade as Hawks Triumph, 5-3
Hockey League Standings
5 Canadiens Picked On All-Star Sextet
Byrnes Gives No Hope Turf Ban Will Be Lifted
Depot Crown Won by G-25
Cage Re
sults
Haegg, Lidman Hit the Tape After 23-Day Sea Voyage
Bob Hamilton Cards 65 To Take Lead at Brentford
American Hockey League
Landis Left 0,000
Godoy Wins at Norfolk
Around the 48 Yesterday
Wallace Fledges to Work For Postwar Jobs for All
Charged With Wife’s Murder
Clean Murderer
Ohio in Flood
Where It Hurts
Indians Protest Non-Indian Indian Chief
They Beat the Cold
Wants Strikers Killed
Alienating Aliens
Jeepers!
Lewis Demands Medical Fund for Miners
Seventh Day Curfew
Weed Out Weeders
FDR Approves Nazi P W Labor
Jap Borneo Oil In New Drive
Bradley, Gerow, Collins Honored by Soviets
Navy Reveals U.S. Sea Losses
Top Hats and Tail Rests — Dress Right, Doughs Do / By Andy Rooney
Terry and the Pirates / By Milton Caniff
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The Rhine River — Since the Days of the Romans It Has Been Natural Defense / By Jack Caldwell
“A Million Dollars Apiece!” — That’s How Capt. Elkins Rates His ‘Kids’ Who In Their First Engagement Smashed The Best the Wehrmacht Had to Offer / By Joe Weston
The Ack Ack Men Came Down to Earth — Their 90 MM. Guns Blasted Tanks On the Ground When Von Rundstedt Tried His Belgian Break Through / By John Christie
3,500 Yards Behind the Kraut Lines! — Advancing in a Heavy Snowstorm These Men Found That the Secret Of Patrolling Is Full Information, Equipment, Brains and Skill / By Michael Seaman
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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