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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1945

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Russians Reach Near Stettin as Drive Advances toward Danzig

Soviet forces pushed within six miles of the Free City of Danzig and within three and a half miles of Stettin as Zhukov’s First White Army broke into the inner defenses. Kiev and Koenigsberg pockets were reported tied to a broader push toward Prague, Vienna, and Brandenburg with heavy fighting along the Oder and Baltic ports.

London Germany Baltic Stettin Free Danzig Marshal Zhukov Alftdamm Oder River Kamkau East Prussia Moscow Koenigsberg Berlin Pomeranian Prague Moravian Vienna Middle Oder Klessin Podelzig Reich Kuestrin Frankfurt Kolberg Shelltorn Frisches Haff Lagoon Koenigsburg Brandenburg Heilgenbeil Braunsberg Gdynia Rokossovsky

B 29s Bomb Kobe in Heaviest Fire Raid Yet

American superforts dropped near 2500 tons of incendiaries on Kobe from high altitude before dawn. The five square mile target lay in central Kobe as the heaviest fire raid yet on any Japanese city with 300 plus B 29s reported. Tokyo claimed many planes shot down or damaged while Osaka and Nagoya also suffered incendiaries. The raid is part of a series of eight days of major blows on Japan.

21St Bomber Command Guam Navy Kobe Japan Tokyo Osaka Nagoya Sky Giants Kawasaki

Nazi Victory In Reverse Propaganda Echoed

London reports Goebbels in Das Reich predicts Germany will win the war by losses. He says those who fight with least regard for losses have the best chance to win, while admitting Germany faces embarrassments that will force her hand. The Berlin radio relayed the quotes.

London Paul Joseph Goebbels Das Reich Germany Berlin

Sub Scuttled in Boston Accident

Submarine sinks at Boston Navy Yard pier after torpedo tube opened by mistake. Workmen and Navy personnel escaped as salvage operations begin. craft settled upright in 45 feet of water.

Boston Boston Navy Yard First Naval District

German peace feelers aim to sow Allied dissension

London reports diplomats believe German efforts to split Allied unity will hit neutral capitals in weeks. A British official in Stockholm was approached but Britain ignored the gesture and alerted the United States and Russia. Roosevelt said he had received no such information. An informant linked Fritz Hesse to preliminary talks for an armistice.

London Stockholm United States Russia Washington State Department Britain White House Roosevelt Fritz Hesse von Ribbentrop Svenska Dagbladet

Nazis Send Peace Feelers From Berlin to Stockholm

A Moscow radio report said the last Nazi office left Berlin and officials moved to Southern Germany with food stores. British and American officials denied knowledge of any approach, while diplomats noted the move aimed to sow discord among Britain, America, and Russia as Hitler weighed a peace bid. The claim followed alleged talks between Hesse and Hitler after Von Ribbentrop’s late night dispute, with Hesse seeking contact with British and American officials via Stockholm.

London Berlin Germany Moscow Radio Hesse Svenska Dagbladet Arvid Fredberg America

Yanks Break Shimbu Line East of Manila and Reach Antipolo

American forces on Luzon report destroying the southern Shimbu Line east of Manila and advancing seven miles toward Baguio. The 43rd Winged Victory Division reaches four miles east of Antipolo while other units seize Dagatan and push toward Calumpan Peninsula. Substantial air and naval strikes target Formosa and nearby islands, with ships sunk or damaged and a cement factory and warehouses destroyed in Dutch Borneo.

Manila Luzon Island Luon Baguio Philippines MacArthur Zamboanga Mindanao Shimbu Luzon Wawa-Antipolo U.S 43Rd Winged Victory Antipolo Lawon Muaybancal Morong Peninsula U. S. 33Rd Infantry Twin Peaks Dutch Borneo Wied Steinshardt Reiffert Hodges First Army

Woman Robin Hood Pleads Guilty in Larceny Case

New York March 16 Mrs Madeline Dunnigan described by the district attorney as a woman Robin Hood pled guilty to grand larceny before General Sessions Judge George L Donnellan. Sentencing set for April 5. Dunnigan stole 26468 from her employer Oscar H Gropper luggage store proprietor who used funds to give gifts to servicemen. Arrested December 7 Gropper killed himself December 26 by jumping from a hotel ninth floor.

New York Madeline Dunnigan District Attorney's Robin Hood George L. Donnellan Dunnigan Oscar H. Gropper Gropper

Rampaging U S Armies Break Through Along Rhine Front

Allied forces pounded across the Ruhr corridor and Moselle lines as First Third and Seventh Armies push toward the Rhine. U S units seizing towns, destroying German defenses, and forcing a major retreat toward the Siegfried Line with air support shaping the breakthrough.

U.S Paris U. S First Army Ruhr Rhine Third Moselle Rec Seventh Army Germany Moselle-Rhine Reich Siegfried Saar Saarbruecken Bitche Third Army Eisenhower North German Plain

Iwo Jima Victory Announced by Navy After Fierce Battle

The Navy reports 4,189 American Marines killed and 15,308 wounded with 441 missing, totaling 19,938 casualties as Iwo Jima is declared won. Nimitz praises the effort, notes airfield operations, and the Japanese loss over 21,000 killed or captured on the island.

U. S. Pacific Fleet Guam Navy Iwo Jima Tokyo Iwo Admiral Nimitz Nimitz Saipan Kitano Point Marianas Pacific Ocean Fifth Amphibious Corps Little S@h Marine

Dusty West Texas Blows Through With Strong Winds

Winds up to fifty one miles per hour with gusts to sixty five push dust northeast across West Texas. Dalhart and Plainview see heavier dust than Amarillo as a cool dry wind moves in. A tall smokestack at St Marys Academy toppled, a fruit stand relocated, and a roof damaged a fence while lines were knocked down.

Bruensberg Remagen Hoeve Rhine Koenigswinter Germany Strodt Hunsrueck Bingen Coblenz Patton West Texas Ealhy Dalhart Plainview Amarillo West Texas St. Mary’s Academy West Sixth Madison

Canadian School Chief Heads Plains Teachers

Dr. Cora M. Martin spoke to elementary teachers at the high school auditorium about postwar education. She urged teachers to carry out progressive programs and prepare youths for community needs and broader economic curricula. Dr. P. L. Schlagie of the National Education Association stressed veterans’ training and the responsibility of schools.

Plains Cora M. Martin University of Tease Gbeleaeee Aeton Americe Repeets Wschere Schowl Aunditer Texas State Tractors Association Charke & Douglas Moor Walter Travie Demas Kenneth Keteirice Phillips J B. Speer Canyon Oliver L. Troxel Colorado State Treacher College Greeley Col United States P. L. Schlagie National Education Aswetetiom

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