Atchison Daily Globe (Newspaper) - January 24, 1945, Atchison, Kansas DAILY GLOBE PRICE FIVE CENTS JANUARY 24, 1945. PAGES SIXTY-EIGHTH YEAR 18837 Roosevelt Dog Could Have Been Put Off The Plane In Almost Any Stale For Delivery To One Of Elliott's ALONG ODER Sixth Drive Leaps Ahead Shift Troops To East Front Thc Associated anew today ai a great exodus of German and tanks moving northeast by rail road from thp flattened i Ardennes salient oa the western front toward the Russian j The move locked official AP Correspondent P. from the northern part of the western j Yanks Push On Bamban General Arthur's coin and in November was September 1943 as a member of j was sent overseas m October aiKUs and shot UP i thp T The Associated army troops battled to the Oder river barrier in today and Marshal Stalin announced the rapture of the Polish hinge stronghold to the a four-day tank Stalin also thai a sixth Soviet army group has entered the winter scoring a breakthrough Prussia In the north being by Rud army marine against the slei der strip boot training at San at the marine went through the Japanese and received the i of Belgium and Luxembourg 1 German till and the following February was iat San He raid and spent two years there re- citation for outstanding all but Ohio IP jsent to yoeman school at j radio school and was sent 1949 jie was he to Camp where turning to the states in March service 1944. He three months at Ft I He Texas and m June was sent j Burma in but in to the marine air Santa was sent to Hawaii 1 to Ft. S. C and shot up scores troop with to a sergeants After 2 Yank patrols op- ted today near Clark ld whose 1" airstrips are than miles beyond the and too The from this school he was the joint assault signal company now stationed m the amphibious At Robert E Jackson was inducted in wretched in January 1943. present Samuel he is on the Oct. 6, 1942 at Ft. James Jackson was in- and took his basic at Ft during the Burma He is still stationed Theie are two and again Pvt. Kirk son who was in the 13 months in the air corDs and was discharged in January 1944 so smc the Mansville com- as a blacksmith and is still forces which bare thp brunt of von s broken pre- it. AT -i Christmas offensive m the Ardennes ti out lines of the The bound 1-Uh Mai Gen Oscar W cat noas we The trams were stationed on He senr to Ft where he j transferred to the quartermasters call and with a large pou of the Panzer arrived in the states December 24 unlisted in the coast artillery and corps in a in the South Pacific and was ducted ar Ft and then Okla. In January 1943" he was on last and is on leave at his was sent to Camp j Texas where IIH and subject Lt. William A mule pack troop at Jackson is m the air transport now Francis W. Jackson en- for his basic In February training until he left for overseas he was command stationed at lo Breslau and lu Soviets m streets oi and and gained near Oder river of and both below 61 northeast of Breslau and same dis- of to Zhukov's First Russian Other kov forces through Nazi infancy op- position Coward 137 miles trom 68 0001 guards lit Airing Of Commerce Jan. 2J id came up for a took cover at times while enemy to move in broad daylight despite the Mle carnage and wreckage inflicted bj Allied Up and down the three main hsied the marine November 30, 1943 and corps on took his 1942 he was sent to the Aleutians and stationed at Dutch in October 194.3 He was sent to Burma and served with Merrill's ton D C. boys Mr. and c in am positions weie from to on the approaches to the RAF spread its fresh de- already smoking fromi and Deat off American air and field gun i to protect the miles beyond Bamban te of shops j I nrd barracks which constitute Reads and rails were of Li military Associated Press war correspondent with the 40th di- Substantial Polio Fund Necessary Graves Of Bataan Heroes Greet Camp Captors sons Stahn a victory public todav Robert Jackson of of 20 salvoes fiom 324 guns to ns it IKS 55 committee sharply I of i Gams m tne Oder river battle were announced m a late Moscow Houston I REPORT BRIDGEHEAD divided in Jesse H the 70-year-old banker whom President ousted as secretary ot accepted the This direct Associated Press dis- s offer to appear at an written at o p. m. UO a hearing m marble To ba prepared to meet anv em- I were the moved by day as well as night despite Allied blows which in 48 hours up to today cost that may arise in Hiera 207 tanks and un- Atchison said in a field dispatch that cf and county should have a substantial of American pilots alone on hand at were moving cautiously across i 165 packed eastbound fains of the 1945 table fields toward Ion three lines between Dusseldorf said today There is no CAPAS Hannover Pilots said trains Hr said the Yanks crossed the i tlie western small stream south of and south Inasmuch as the Indicators that the stream is less than four miles from i mans were withdrawing large ar- this Minuted forces from the a front be at the town's outskirts dispatch from the general area of Thp may make their quarters said Thp Germans held a scant 200 miles in the half Bulletins he when another j will strike While Atchison was fortunate in the secona epidemic of the disease in stand along the natural de- lino of the Bamban last barrier to Clark Ls at a 58 miles south of thc Jan 9 before the Third army by five Yank divisions and t and half the alone Kulf well half way to Manila Tuesday men slowed of Vith First 25 big southward push while m two countries and fanned out around burned and in Capas Onr force swime nine miles hill ATTACKS and occupied Tlle Seventh armored division beat in 1944 we might not be so next he declared The drive January 31. CHILDREN PARTICIPATING Mr Stanton is conducting the campaign along the same lines as he so successfully managed the last when Atchison m county exceeded its quota Children of the and were are participating in the annual March of Dimes taking dimes to to be contributed to the In Mr. Stanton has mailed letteis larger contributions Jan. lin tonight said sian troops had crossed the Oder in but said they were wiped Soviet units and ad- vance tank spearheads crossed the Oder they ail were speedily thrown back or wiped thc broadcast This story of a tary prison which tnc turned Into a graveyard is tho story written oy his return to the for two jears in a 1 of the senate Bj RUSSEU BRINES Camp O'Donnell Prison Jan. 23 i burned ruins of Camp Starts Here On Feb. 1 All outdoor and hearing said there were no room i tions yet the Marshal Ivan Konev's men crossed tne Vice President Henry A An earlier Reuters dispatch Horn by the men at least one and Window across the last for Jones double-barreled job as commerce as a campaign reward has been united to testify tomorrow Stahn disclosed a sixth the committee wa- turned out in Atchison on offensive beating into tp the pair with and the untended graves of 1 for the duration il of heroes of Bataan is t m that remains of one of the most I war ln comPliance advancing 16 miles notorious pestholes where the with a War muei of i board vhs to senate confirmation eastern That pushed to second place in favor oi by Senator George Jan. troops today captured colonel who George H. oi the Stain announced in an order of j of the 80.000 Power Light the Other troops flanking captured 156 miles southeast of Berlin and 23 north and west of deserted Camp to which down four German from a number residents of the Roosevelt today that f in I HP Rr Vn 1i i A iin A 11 the Japanese The overrun with waist-high wild anchor of thc s Ai demies except where flames had the graves of at least had put the torch in St. Vith aiea and Uie Third and county The theaters also camp upon plots army fought cooperating in the campaign of cause m Atchison northern county to be used in polio wort 4CTO Filipinos and scores of Alsace real after a army withdrawal east and north 01 major base enraged the Japanese north of leans whose heroic stand u t were M rh vP H under the able direction of the Pev Samuel E. rector cf 15 Trinity Episcopal who is 1 permanent chairman of the Ule withdrawing Germans the inches of snow fell over- Snow storms prevented more county Paralysis l air attacks todav on Mr Stanton 'The half to the wonderful the Foundation for Ule Paralysis is doing in i thp battleground with a foot exPert care and treatment Associated Press j and a half of accumulated to regardless of war hours after the Yanks occupied it All evidences were that the The Associated Jan. teen new members of the United States senate advised President will back formation of a United tions organization lo preserve world The 10 new Democratic and six new Republican members got together on their own initiative and sent their assurance in a letter to the White died of malnutrition and mistreat In the early davs after the infamous of another streel corporation and other loan in an and lights several touch died illumination will be to bum outdoor and 28 ine touch doomed V despairing men hanes date' cf the WPB this i which was issued to con- be to con to the Tall grass grows over the coal of some 4000 Filipinos Scores of American bodies lie in the the Kansas Power ican about 700 yards Light the bulk northeast of the main building cf lts wuh Ahlborn said Deep in the thickets of found small crosses made painted laths of the dead company would have to order because This latest push by the Second vast financial 0: Somon the toppled the 33 miles and 13 miles used and forests 24 CLAIM SEVENTH DRIVE Beilm said a seventh of- fensive underway in Latvia on the of eastern lies on ol the Alia to the loom for Wallace miles IP of the system use fixed to the back crosses That was leading from the i seven miles east of Topeka buildings to the i which chiefly but 50 tnm and nearly seme Jan. resignation of Frances Perkins is REMEMBRANCE In the center of the stands a large white wooden who it (i ltd walked over Some piled up to seven feet Or is lonely camo of horrors a few attacks al Ulp churned Japanese some time previously had removed whatever prisoners In nch survived their 30-months reported who spent Touch Of Spring Throughout State touch Jan ment camps after the ol then was and is back in the HP said the before I ported by up to seven tanks i The Americans lost today and than two years in enemy the pan of the spring weather was promised of their infamous rule by in fires which whipped across several of dry grass nnd mounds where Filipinos are fA thousand nf war had been No precipitation was recorded in Kansas the 24 The cm third of the state still has from f snow on thc 5 Fall Of Berlin Unbelievable Jan. tomorrow with Some 243 of the attackers were Particular cold in to join seven Nazis taken last s- D- Worn when St Vith weie from Texas to tr the mountains last i Farther south along the 30-mile Canada and from the mountains to day to obliterate all' Ardennes the First and army narrowed Gorman holdings of the Siegfried Slower was being made by the third army between and invested The Germans weie shifting about Were predicted for todav Wichita radio m large numbers behind their newly registered high nith 55' at n's to the Garden City was last night i Swedish and 13 low will range j ted 4, six miles some from to 30 in the cistern P thc Philippines to Japan ova Flora said i to army 11 in the west Tomorrow more did net will be about the same as Columns of refugees from the fog haze prevented the air moved through from achieving anything their kills of Monday and i Anil ft a ma air force managed to has been turned down by I mental show window dent Roosevelt and she will con- I p Lhc 1943 j anri as secretary of It was learned authoritatively today Miss Perkins had intended her as a that she had been preparing lo leave Washington alter the The Gennano threw mam of Atchison army into battles to power is the Tecumseh the Soviet push on but the along miles of ihe j OUTDOOR DISPLAYS oi that defence i Under the WPB order no the neart ot Germany shall use for any of the T Pn rv the zone guarding the Baltic fall Junkeis province off from An report said had been by lighting Russians sweeping in from George proposed Pf the Construction Sail in the gaias as it President Roosevelt the lending wiMi commerce post three years were not in the way of a going inquiry bv the senators dispute has rocked official ington Sunday night madr public Mr e r request that he step tut to the loom for Cosel is 27 below The committee shunted th BUI ahead of The Wallace nomination yesterday bv a vote of 10 to 2. with Senators and Pepper in In East following Outdoor aimy tiring ana promotional out- in the perimeter of decorative and There has been no caucus o' senators on the The Filipino bv a wooden bridge over i the amount determined a breeding place for mos to be necessary now is collapsed and partially iJU of larper mounds divided into tercel plots and grouped in 39 Nazi has directed cry German to remain Elect Kliewer Mayor Of Teen Town Paul Kliewer has been elected mayor of Teen Town to replace Ray who has completed a very successful term of Edwin Winifred Palmer and 116w nf graves are marked mostly tlle is not in excess of appeare 1 looming in the and Miss wai white painted unnamed for each anci ln the area where selected as for comT A tew contained names required for fire and police Zhukov lought on tnr words m traffic line to a out by hospitals or dispatch Poznan is 137 were printed in some 1 similar essential public and miles from ana one hammered m directional or identification is the using not more than 60 watts per of upper 3 for doctors and for j The other for The front part of the cemetery may be the following in- thc east. is 1 Marquee lightin One cf the Red appeare 1 loomin sternest in Most of these officers died to a 30 in and URGES COMPLIANCE In a letter being prepared by the and industrial customer's in kon and locality telling Of the new based on information received on Infantryman In Action Pvt. Edgar 28, was Jv in action in The Ninth I January 7. according to a War De- i damaging of 95 telegram received STRIKE ciav bv Mr and Mrs Hon at Goff An Pvt. Searles is with the Third is. at- re- covering from wounds in n 1 send fighter bombers to and pilous claimed 1 tion of 70 more vehicles and Tn IU to The A meeting of the Atchison ls i ty Fifh and Game association will might have or more Much of the crowing over the mounds is by fire and some of thc crosses were burned Tn the center of thp Ahlborn a stark urge that you undertake im- deep remembrance mediately whatever the Filipinos who died in arp these thoughts of do mi violate tip the Reich press chief arp with became live February 3. j Any who violates the tured Krakon battered to fl order 1S subject to penalties Makow than 10 t north of were by law which may from a t riimi T- imm i jr. and tied in fhe election for mayor and Winifred Palmer and tied for members of the council a run off of provisions were used 111 000 lies 41 miles to Thc The com- the of Ray mand a on special commendation for cities had failed thLS PROMISE Moscow dieted an crossing of which would to the heait of the Ri there were no to be that vou CROSSING radio confidently pre- wav rind liV plan of paid deputy Reich press wrote in Angriff that must ashes was enouch for infantry to Angriff that must at the Reich's barricades until the be held Thursday evening at 7'3o'froni occupations were called Four attacked a tram which exploded and sent smoke shooting nearly two o'clock at Union located on up hastily to form more er Light company An If hospital His Mrs. Mary in Los other will be Six armored were The Russian communique at mid- night noted a fifth Geiman sion shifted from the western to i the where the ao oil AH can be released I of the include discontinuance of electric wcy to the Reich at the at the of the War Ptn corner of the old Moravian tracks told of Production Board Under the terms i frontier of Czechoslovakia the Japanese of thp order we must report to the rann war bulletin i WPB the name and location of fighting raged on in East has held over to date and is now is as when it was Pat Sheppard and are the outgoing Town 8 00 to 11 00 hieh school games than 9 CO t 11 3n 11 m S to 10 00 i 8 00 to 10 00 p. m third floor of the Berlin the of the yeh res so of b old and A for Moscow j v i said The Weather across and who refuses to violation of the have been few by Inducted into the army in 1941, Pvt. Searles received his lc at Camp and Camp Va. Before going in 1943, hp i was sent to Indiantown I visions which they said had been Temperature hero a year ago this 8f. j for further in action on the western reading on Concur 1" y m eliminating of electricity which are February i. 1945 a m 2B Noon uic i mere Was no m thC that the prisoners sians Saturday identified four 30 2 p 11 2 30 p m an In 1944. Pvt Searles was awarded the Bronze Star for meritorious in r Graduating from the high Searles took up He worked for a period on Conrad Handke of the huge scale of the German which must be 27 considerably weakening the western there was no im- mediate signs of the enemy said AP D. whs hnd to on Page en the St college campus c high was 37 and thc low finding it hard to light nm ient Wiat Germans generally lowest 25-30 3i-40 and i light ram par little change in loaded high rusted of a used at and baggage ate rolling the outbreak of the a few the streets of Berlin from u s army flash lone railroad station to j and bits this They described as only j barbed wire enclosure area covered en and who at the I perhaps thirty There was no prised i Allowed to maintain their i we maximum Moil of them had to leave their 'm your of Tanks l found a couple of and German war one and CONVENTIONS frequently take refugee carts facilities among the Jan. jn com I the correspondent reported Jrom the the wifi ODT requests Berlin of miles to Kansas Conventions have been I in the are the Kansas center as if utilized as a and Restaurant association's annual could drive to Berlin scheduled for Topeka on i J he road was blocked by April 9 society meeting which on Page I for Feb. 1-2. were PI 18 miles ot sealing otf I tlv A Moscow in on Page Postpone Party At Country Club Because the county road in vicinity of Bellerue Country is almost the bingo party at- scheduled for has been postponed next January 31 This WAS made by Dick He said the road was especially bad Seventh street Second Baffle Wound For Pfc. G. I Ke Woid has been Mrs June L m action for i Guam in trv a o t week he 111 June was sent A'S for 1194-1. He AS St. Joe before camp R HV Ord. in the
