Stars and Stripes Sept 7 1944 - Entry Into Germany - Lost Battalion - Atrocities

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This is an original September 7, 1944 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. 4 No. 264                  Wedn
esday, September 7, 1944                         8 Pages
Article headlines in this issue are:
Army Bares Discharge Plans
Entry Into Germany Official - Third Army Patrols, Cross Border as Forces Build Up
Army Ordered to Run Struck Graphite Works
(Cleveland
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Ohio
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Graphite Bronze Co.)
Nazis Say Reds Enter Bulgaria - Sofia Tells of Armistice Plea But Moscow Keeps Silent
(Prime Minister Antti Hackzell)
The War Today
Gas Flown In, Division Cheers And Takes Off / By Tom Hoge
(Maj. Daniel F. Elam)
B26s Hit Brest In Twin Attack - Marauders From French Bases Carry Assault To Fourth Day
(Maj. Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg)
Bishop Cannon Dead
(Bishop James Cannon, Jr.)
Parenthood And Service Will Govern - Childless Husbands Get No Preference; Age Also Immaterial
Nazis Admit Likely Drop In Robots for England
Salute to the 3rd
The B Bag Blow It Out Here
He Blames the Pilots
Browned off at Pvt. Rooney
(Sgt. John E. Canoose, M/Sgt. T. D. Globensky, S/Sgt. Edw. F. John­ston, M/Sgt. Leo Goldfarb, Cpl. George G. Curtis, Pfc. Robert J. Wilson, Sgt. Robert A. Palm, Cpl. Howard G. Chennells and Sgt. Michael R. Stewart.)
A British Comrade
(D. Todd, Major, Royal Signals)
Hash Marks
(Capt. Burt Sims, comedian Phil Baker)
Complete Text Of Army's Plan On Discharges
Air Force Briefs
(Col. William L. Curry, Lt. Col. Hallock P. K. Walmsley, Maj. Richard W. LaRoque, Lt. Col. Thomas R. Ford, T/Sgt. Ronald Norman, Sgt. Gerald Swidler, Cpl. Louis Beckel, Col. William J. Cummings Jr., 1/Lt. Irving B. Goldston)
New Harness Tossed From Blimp Rescues Flier Out of Drink
Hubert / By Sgt. Dick Wingert
Help Wanted
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And Given
(Louis P. Bertok, USNR, Capt. A. W. Coapnan)
Crosetti Big Factor in Yanks' Surge
(Frankie Crosetti, George Sternweiss)
Shibe Park Swoop Corrals 20 Gamblers on Landis' Tip
(Judge Kenesaw M. Landis)
Minor League Results
Bengals Whitewash White Sox, 6-0 - Reds, Cardinals Trade Victories Redbirds Need Only 1 More Triumphs to Take Pennant
How They Stand
(Majors)
Li'l Abner / Al Capp
Reach Accord On U.S. Output After Nazis Fall - Quick Switch to Civilian Goods Planned; Bomber Turnout Tops Plans
Radio Highlights
Patch Closes In On Belfort Gap
Numerous Beaches Still Minefields, British Warn
Believe U.S. Sub Killed 6 Jap Admirals at Tokyo
(Yukosuka Naval base)
Division CO and 10 Aides Get Small Nazi Army to Quit
(correspondent Stanley Gardiner, Lt. Walter T. Wilson, Lt. William W. Hersey, Lt. Walter W. Bundy)
Politics
(Sen. Pat McCarran, Lt. Gov. Vail Pittman, George W. Malone, Kenneth F. Johnson, Kenrick Johnson, Berkeley L. Bunker, Maurice A. Sullivan)
Winners' Score Hiked Up
(Col. William B. David, Col. Harold J. Rau, Col. Anthony Q. Mustoe)
..................... WARWEEK ... ( Insert ) ...................................................
Most 'Atrocity Tales' Faked - But Hitler Gang Provided Facts In This Systematic Slaughter Era Which Was Called "New Order" / By Ed. Wilcox
(Oradour, France)
Three 1918 Soldiers Set
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Pattern For Victory
Woodfill, York, and Whittlesey Had Ideas On Combining Rifles, Guts and Brains. It Paid Off in France in 1918, Proving You Too Can Be The Death of The Nazi Party / By France Herron
(Lt. Sam Woodfill, Pfc. Alvin York, Maj. Charles W. Whittlesey)
Kraut Death Trap - Foiled by Heroes of Lost Battalion; Here's how:
GI Jerry
(Nazi Guide Book Part XIII) / by Lt. Dave Breger
This War's Lost Battalion - Held Enemy for Six Days Against Constant Attacks
More On Atrocities
(Lublin)
The Old Sergeant's Corner
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