Allies Break German Defenses In March of 1945
The article chronicles Allied advances from February to May 1945 led by Eisenhower and Patton. It notes key crossings at Remagen, Ruhr pocket elimination, and the collapse of German resistance as Soviet and Western forces converge toward Berlin, ending with Jodl's surrender on May 7 1945.
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James L. Kilgallen
International News ‘Service
Germany
Eisenhower
Colmar
Roer
Schmidt
Rhine
Nijmegen
Meuse
Ninth Army
Duesselrn
THIRD
U. S
Third Army
Our
Sauer
Pruem
Saar
Kyll
Trier
U. S. First Army
Cologne
First Army
9Th Armored
Probine
Remagen
Marshall
Ruhr
Saar-Palatinate
George S. Patton
Eifel
Moselle
Patton
Coblenz
Courtney Hodges
Holland
Alexander Patch
Seventh Army
Saarbruecken
Eee
Mainz
Worms
Oppenheim
4Th Armored
Ance
Mainer
Berlin
United States 17Th
British Airborne
Wesel
United States Ninth Army
Duisburg
Hodges
Limburg
Lahn
Frankfort
Marburg
Giessen
Kassel
Fran
Fulda
Gernsheim
Mannheim
Germersheim
Heidelberg
Wehrmacht
Paderborn
Weser
Elbe
Madgeburg
Wittenberge
Ongen
Brunswick
Leipzig
Harz
Elbe-Mulde
First
Mulde
Torgau
Hamburg
Nessel
Hol
Gotha
Erfurt
Czechoslovakia
Danube Valley
Seventh
Munich
Inn River
Salzburg
Austria
Iler
Berchtesgaden
Karlsruhe
Stuttgart
Black Forest
Jodl
Danube
Linz
Pilzen
Sixth Army
Normandy
Reims
France
Reich
Ike
Public libraries funded by taxes mystery to Denver survey
A survey by the National Opinion Research Center at Denver University for the American Library Association finds 45 percent of city residents in 17 major U.S. cities do not know how libraries are financed. Forty five percent unaware, 33 percent know, 22 percent unsure about funding sources. Wood as versatile material highlighted by Salt Lake City report and Utah researchers study pine needle resins.
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Denver
INS
National Opinion Research Center
Denver University
American Library Association
United States
Salt Lake City, Utah
Lowell Farmer
Wasatch National Forest
University of Utah
Dog Attends School After Refusing to Leave Master
In Chester Pennsylvania Spot the dog became the first canine pupil when he refused to depart with his owner William Boughner. The teacher issued the animal a report card reflecting a unique classroom moment.
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Cannine
Chester, Pa
Spot
William Boughner
Travel Jam Slows Poland To A Walk
AP reporter Larry Allen describes Poland's aging rail system during wartime dislocations. Trains run slowly, lack sleepers and dining cars, and many coaches have no windows in freezing weather. ORBIS and other bureaus are crowded as millions move west and train punctuality causes huge losses. Passengers await hours for trains at Warsaw stations amid chaotic scenes.
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Larry Allen
Warsaw
America
Poland
ORBIS
Baltic
Stettin
Oldest Federal Judge Near 88 Still Presiding in Salt Lake City
Still going strong in Salt Lake City, Judge Tillman D. Johnson, the oldest federal judge, will turn 88 next January 8. Thanksgiving Day began his 31st year on the federal bench after his 1915 appointment by President Woodrow Wilson.
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Salt Lake City
INS
Tillman D. Johnson
Federal District Court
Johnson
Woodrow Wilson
Stena Scorup Day Honoring Salina Teacher
In Salina Utah a special observance will mark Stena Scorup Day. The event honors Miss Scorup who retired in ill health last fall after forty two years of teaching in the local schools.
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Salina
Utah
Scoru
Exit Trusty Bronc Cowboys Get Wings
Flying cowboys work for the Grazing Service to locate and drive wild horses to round-up centers. About 100000 mustangs have been rounded up across ten western states since 1943 reducing range competition for cattle and sheep.
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Washington
U. S. Grazing Service
Polish unions vow no more strikes at congress
In Warsaw the International trade unions congress declared strikes a thing of the past. The workers journal Robotnik said future disputes will be settled by trade union associations.
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Warsaw
Poland
International Trade Unions Congress
Robotnik
Third Infantry Division Casualties in World War II
Army records show the 3rd Infantry Division sustained about 34 224 casualties during actions in World War II with extended combat service across multiple fronts.
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3Rd Infantry
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