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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1945

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Tokyo Torch Attack by Superfortress Rains Fire on Tokyo

A force of about 400 heavy bombers launched a midnight attack on Tokyo, the 15th and largest B 29 strike on the capital, with fires and explosions over a five mile square target area. Allied forces destroyed 256 Nippon planes on southern approaches to Japan, while Luzon progress tightens with forces closing in on southern and northern objectives. reports place Japanese commander Samashita fleeing toward Japan and mechanized units moving from Shanghai toward Manchuria amid Moscow’s Russo Japanese neutrality pact denunciation.

Jess Tokyo Japan Nippon Radio Tokyo Okinawa Luzon 11Th Airborne Division 158Th Baguio Philippines Tomoyuki Samashita Shanghai Manchuria Moscow

Runaway Truck Frolic on Friday the 13th

A runaway truck on Tenth Street yesterday, driven by Otto Albert Buer sisser after a delivery, struck a curb and light post breaking a globe, then collided with a car owned by Chester Frautschy. The incident began when the driver briefly left the vehicle to deliver a package.

Anon Kiel Otto Albert Buersisser Tenth Street

Frisco Conference Up To Stettinius

Washington reports President Truman will not attend the United Nations meeting as he assumes duties during Roosevelt funeral as Stettinius leads the delegation. The article notes the San Francisco conference handling and possible early three nation talks. Truman studies background with Byrnes and Stettinius while Eisenhower’s Germany advance may prompt another heads of state meeting soon.

Jack Bell Washington Truman Roosevelt San Francisco Europe United Nations Stettinius Stalin Churchill James F. Brynes Yalta Byrnes Germany Dwight. D. Eisenhower

Falls Asleep While Smoking In Ludlow Hotel

A guest at the Ludlow hotel, an employee noticing smoke from his room, fell asleep with a lit cigarette and was overcome by smoke. Fire caused severe damage to a bed, mattress, and linens, with smoke damage extending to an upstairs hallway and extensive hotel room damage.

J. L. Craige and Son Ludlow Young Ostrander

Allied forces breach Elbe defenses and advance toward Berlin

American Ninth Army crosses the Elbe while Third and First Armies push toward Leipzig Bayreuth and Dresden. German defenses fray as Patton’s corps move into Bayreuth and approach Chemnitz. Ruhr pocket largely eliminated as forces press toward Prague and Czechoslovakia frontier. Canadian, British, and French units push in multiple avenues amid a widening Allied advance.

Paris Ninth Elbe Berlin Leipzig Bayreuth Saxony Chemnitz Dresden Germany Munich Czechoslovakia Republic Omar Bradley Ruhr Ninth Army Brandenburg Third Army George S. Patton Patton Skoda Pilsen Prague Groeningen Arnhem Appeldorn Zwolle Magdeburg Dortmund Beyreuth Gera

Freezing Tonight Forecast by Wisconsin Meteorologist

A killing frost was predicted for Wisconsin tonight and tomorrow by Howard J. Thompson of the U S Weather Bureau in Milwaukee. Temperatures were forecast to fall to as low as 15 degrees upstate and 28 in southern Wisconsin with readings ranging from 18 at Land O Lakes to 34 at Madison and Milwaukee.

Wisconsin Howard J. Thompson U. S. Weather Bureau Milwaukee Thompson Upstate Wiscnsin Land O ° Lakes Superior Park Falls Wausau Green Bay LaCrosse Madison

Three Katy Line Cars Fall Into Elk Creek Near Muskogee

Three cars of a northbound Katy passenger train plunged into flooded Little Elk Creek sixteen miles south of Muskogee. Officials report no casualties as the locomotive and cars settled with only one end of the coach submerged. The engine crew and all aboard are safe, per Katy officials and Army engineers who surveyed the scene.

Muskogee Little Elk Creek Tee Times-Democrat Phoenix Katy

Roosevelt Carried Wisconsin In Four Presidential Votes

The Wisconsin presidential results show Roosevelt winning in 1932 1936 and 1940 but losing in 1944. Key figures include Roosevelt with 707 410 in 1932 802 984 in 1936 704 821 in 1940 and 647 472 in 1944 against Hoover Landon Willkie and Dewey with 347 741 380 828 679 206 and 671 860 respectively.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Wisconsin Wiscon Roosevelt Herbert Hoover Alfred M. Landon Wendell L. Willkie Thomas E. Dewey

Colleague Pens Warm Tribute to President Truman

Senator James M. Tunnell writes for the Associated Press praising Harry S. Truman for guiding the Truman committee, noting its bipartisan makeup and impact on government savings, while highlighting Truman’s liberal voting record balanced by careful reasoning and loyalty to both labor and business.

Truman Associated Press Tunnell Senate James M. Tunnell United States Delaware Washington Senate of Harry S. Truman Truman Committee U. S Mead New York Mmittee World Court Florida Ship Canal

Tornado Death Toll Reaches 112 Across Three States

The death toll from Thursday's tornadoes in Oklahoma Arkansas and Missouri rose to 112 with 15 missing and hundreds injured. Arkansas reported 21 deaths with five missing while Missouri had six deaths. Oklahoma totals stood at 85 with 63 killed at Antlers as soldiers used bulldozers to search rubble for 10 more missing.

Wumianvina City Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri

War's End Coming Piecemeal VE Day By Proclamation

Paris dispatch predicts V E day will arrive by allied proclamation between the eastern collapse and western cleanup. Eisenhower says Nazis may fight to last inch. joint proclamation with Stalin likely, not a German surrender. Northern and southern Nazi pockets form, Berlin arc to clear, Hamburg and Lübeck targeted.

James M. Long Supreme Allied Expeditionary Force Paris Reich Europe Eisenhower Marshal Stalin Baltic Sea Berlin Germany Austria Lake Constance Berchtesgaden Hamburg Luebeck Holland Denmark

Kill Americans Cruelly Battle Instruction to Japs

MacArthur headquarters reported a captured Japanese document from Batangas dated March 8 1945 instructing troops to kill American soldiers and to shoot guerrillas. It states even women and children who oppose the emperor will be killed and cautions against killing with one stroke.

Douglas MacArthur 14Th Corps Batangas Province

Rumors and Mixups Rise Over Berlin Advance

War bulletins from Okinawa and Europe describe garbled reports sparking premature celebrations. Rumor traced to a misinterpreted message about German resistance, with ships and radios spreading false claims. Ninth Army nears Berlin with reports of 45 miles remaining and imminent entry, amid tension in the city.

Okinawa Ameen Pla Ashor London Absie Europe U. S Ninth Army Berlin Howev Associated Press

Road to Berlin Front Line Distances

Maps show distances from key fronts: Eastern front 32 miles from Zellin, Western front 45 miles from Tangermuende, Italian front 530 miles from Nenate. Figures reflect advancing Allied positions and supply routes across three theaters.

Eres Zellin Tangermuende Nenate

Solemn farewell as Roosevelt body returns to White House

Franklin Delano Roosevelt's funeral cortege enters Washington after arrival at Union Station at 10 14 am crowds estimated 300 000 to 400 000 mob scenes line Constitution Avenue and the White House. President Truman and cabinet members join the procession with famed officials and family members aboard the funeral train followed by a Marine guard and military bands.

White House Washington Franklin Delano Roosevelt Court House Draft Board St. Victor's Truman Union Station Roosevelt Elliott Roosevelt John Boettiger William D. Leahy Bernard Baruch James F. Byrnes Fred M. Vinson Supreme Court Marine Metropolitan Police Mr. Roosevelt Stephen T. Early William D. Hassett Jonathan Daniels Samuel Rosenman Treasury Henry Morgenthau Hudson Valley Roosevelts Armes Constitution Avenue Wac Union Station Plaza Franklin Delano Roose

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