Leaders Of Nazism and Fascism Lastest on their Whereabouts
Compiled from conflicting reports the latest tales place Adolf Hitler in Berlin or Berchtesgaden amid heavy bombing. Goering is reported dead or on the run with loot. Himmler escaped and may have offered peace to the Allies. Goebbels and Papen are listed with shifting locations, while Dittmar and Kesselring are cited in surrender or revolt contexts. Mussolini reportedly captured in Milan after fleeing in disguise. Buy A War Bond TODAY.
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Moscow
Gestapo
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Himmler
Hartz Mountains
Britain
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Russia
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Field
Mars Albert Kesselring
Munich
Pullach
Hodge Receives Oak Leaf Cluster for Philippines Command
Maj. Gen. John R. Hodge, commanding US Tenth Army's 24th Corps on Okinawa, is awarded an Oak Leaf cluster in lieu of a second Distinguished Service Medal for his leadership in the Philippines. The notice lists women named Hooten through Do ratz as associated individuals.
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Okinawa
John R. Hodge
U. S. Tenth Army
Philippines
Girl Scout Activities To Be Reviewed At Workers Dinner
Reports of Girl Scout activities over the past year and plans for the coming year will be discussed at a workers' dinner at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Hilton hotel. Chas A Guy Avalanche Journal editor will speak with Mrs Joe Arrington as master of ceremonies.
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Chas. A. Guy
Avalanche Journal
Joe Arrington
E. L. Hunt
C. R. Cagle
Grady West
George Finberg
J. D. Jones
Girl Scout Little House
Little House
Rosemary Head
Leaders Club
Vincent Carr
W. M. Peticolas
Joyce Hawkins
Mary Loui Sanders
Maybeth Toles
Ann Bondurant
Emma Lee
Four Killed in Camp Bowie Demolition Accident
A premature explosion during demolition training on Camp Bowie killed four soldiers including one officer and injured 12 from company A of the 259th engineer combat battalion. Dead are First Lt. Elwood U. Bossert Sgt. Eugene N. Klauck Sgt. Rex V. Abernathy and Pfc Howard L. Kirchner. An investigation board was formed.
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Brownwood
Camp Bowie Reservation
259Th Engineer Combat Battalion
Elwood U. Bossert
Mary L. Bossert
Eugene N. Klauck
Elsie Klauck
Kiel
Wis
Rex V. Abernathy
Dorothy L. Abernathy
Pfe
Howard L. Kirchner
Elizabeth K. Kirchner
College Station
Texas A. & M. College
Coeneeee
Herbert J. Patterson
Jefferson City
George H. Muth
Paducah
Melton E. Wilson
James P. Adams
Celt
Charles E. Mountin
Lake City
Minn
Wilson H. Orr
Lakewood
Harold S. Dunn
Tell City
Ind
Richard C Gilsdorf
North Bergen
N. J
George Hawkins
Travelers Rest
S. C
William A. Quisti
Fleetwood
Steve L. Pappas
Birmingham
Ala
Charles Mordis
Huntsville
Jacob R. Hershey
Helena Cruiser Launched at Bethlehem Shipyard
In Quincy Massachusetts on April 28 the new cruiser Helena was launched. It bears the name of a vessel lost in the first Solomons battle two years earlier. Built by Bethlehem Steel, the shipyard hosted the launching ceremony.
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Mass
Helena
Solomons
Bethlehem Steel Company
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