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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1944
Page
17
In Limburg province Dutch officials discourage romances between liberated Dutch girls and U S soldiers. The stance aims to maintain order amid post liberation tensions.
Papers and the military government push a subtle effort urging girls to avoid soldiers to protect married life and engagements with liberators in America. In Maastricht, anonymous posters threaten Dutch girls with reprisals for relations with Americans. Lt. Leo P. Senecal reports most posters traced to local youths and no incidents known.
Stockholm AP report says Das Schwarze Korps criticizes SS troops for looting and burning farms during retreats. Berlin dispatch notes angry farmers and burghers appealed to by the paper to temper housing and property damage by SS units.
A terse abstract entry lists a US Public Official commissioner on Island Ab 41 and 50 with an abstract titled Long 54 Long fish.
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