Huns Losing Vienna Fight In Fresh Russian Push
World war II dispatches report a German retreat in Vienna under heavy pressure from Russian offensives. Allied lines advance east of the Danube with advancing columns and new bridgeheads near Bremen and Hamburg, while German resistance stalls amid widespread bombardment and tactical withdrawals. The Allied press highlights coordinated drives toward Vienna and northeastern fronts, with reports of heavy fighting and shifting German positions across occupied Europe.
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Rome
Taly
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Taigo
Raven
Kdaitinn
Areneath
Ehlinornuy
Associated Press
Italy
Lugo
Arcin
Bento
Eighth Army
24 Missing Men Safe at Dunkirk
Readers report 24 missing men believed safe near Dunkirk amid rapid troop movements. The dispatch notes Allied forces pushing toward harbor areas while German units retreat and heavy fighting continues, with evacuations and defensive reorganizations underway.
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Dunkirk
German V bombs threaten allied areas from Norway
Reports from Stockholm and London suggest Germany intends to extend V bomb range. V weapons are being shipped to Norway for use against allies, possibly fired from ships or launched from Norwegian bases. British correspondents note frantic Allied efforts to destroy V weapon stocks in North Germany as planners pursue a long range rocket with a super explosive.
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Emden
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Weser
Bremen
Hanover
U.S
Tova Jinensis
Freig
Mentigomiony
Iran
Tuporin
PNMON
AASP
Bern
Norway
Leadin Daily Telegraph
Stockholm
Usiola
Aime
Gorman
London
Army to Hold German Treasure Seizure Custody
The United States Army will bid for custody of old German currency and valuables seized by Allied control in Germany. A transfer plan under the Allied control authority outlines custody and disposal of the assets, including gold holdings estimated at 125 million.
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U.S
Waliagton
Neal
Stelnan
Hunter
Aschatton Burg
Seventh Army
Wael
Osnabruck
Hanau
Germany
Third Army
Woman’s Rise Highlighted in Macarthur Case Summary
A fragmented obituary styled report traces the early career of a woman connected to Macarthur events, noting training under a local figure and a fatal journey. It references Teena and Yamnsniva in a mapped sequence of steps leading to a final memorial moment.
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Muntin
Macarthar
Lod
Mane
No Further Cut In Meat Ration Amid World Tensions
Reports from Melbourne and Washington describe ongoing debates over meat ration reductions in Allied nations. Prime Minister Curtin signals possible cuts, while Australia coordinates with Britain and Dominions on wartime procurement. A separate World Outlook item notes Nazi squads targeting industrial sites in Germany, with sabotage operations amid shifting military strategies in Bremen and Hamburg.
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Senators
Curtin Sat Mehia
Prederiy Bewley
Hospital terror report from Gestapo facility described as Shudder House
A dispatch from New York details grim actions at a Gestapo hospital called Shudder House where prisoners were reportedly killed during a violent assault by militants. Witnesses describe mass graves, burned bodies, and fear among locals as authorities scramble to verify the claims and document casualties.
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York
Treat
Hospltal
March war costs beat budget by nearly five million
Year to nine months ending March shows total expenditures of £46,929,000 above the budget estimate for the full year if the trend continued. Revenue receipts reached £285,246,000 versus the £315,25,000 forecast. Tax collections totaled £121,670,000, reflecting a widening gap between actuals and full-year projections.
Plot Against De Gaulle 1 April 10 French Plot Report
A wartime style report notes a police discovery of a plot to assassinate General de Gaulle. The account references individuals and unnamed ministers, with details about the conspiracy and police statements. The piece includes garbled OCR fragments, hindering full clarity.
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DE Gaulle
General de Gaulle
Eae
de Gantt
Reiter
Paris
BRIDES TRAVEL FREE ONDON
The United States will send wives of American servicemen stationed in Britain home free of charge, regardless of rank or husband's residence. About 20,000 wives are affected. The plan covers travel, subsistence, and care expenses. nurses and kitchens are mentioned, with hopes of easing wartime obligations. Page 3: May Walt Years.
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United States
Wi Department
Britain
America
Crete
Aly
Lima
Walt
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