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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1945

Page

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Third Army near Czechoslovakia as Berlin threat grows

Allied advances push Third Army within seven miles of Czechoslovakia and split German forces. Reports claim Elbe bridgeheads near Magdeburg, Ruhr pocket shrinking, and advances toward Nuernberg and Berchtesgaden with Berlin looming. German front reorganized under Busch and Kesselring amid heavy Allied pressure.

Third Army Germany Patton Czechoslovakia Bulletin Havelberg Berlin Elbe Magdeburg Ninth Army Elbe River Barby Brandenburg Ruhr Omar Bradley 12Th Army Group Panzer Lehr First Armored Lehr Leipzig Talle Dessau North Sea Emden Harz Chemnitz Nuernberg Am Seventh Army Hitler Berchtesgaden Munich Ernst Busch Albert Kesselring Wuppertal U. S Hell On Wheels 2Nd Armored Supreme Headquarters Dresden

Tokyo Burns Under Constant Yank Fire

Tokyo endures another incendiary blow as 400 B 29s strike, leaving large sections of the arsenal and industrial districts ablaze. Ground forces push toward Baguio in the Philippines while Okinawa battles continue. Japanese losses rise as Allied ships and aircraft intensify the campaign.

Tokyo Leonard Mifkman Associated Press Japan Okinawa Philippines Baguio U. S

Italian Spring Offensive Begins In European Theater

Allied command announces the Italian spring offensive has begun with U S Fifth and British Eighth armies rolling into central and western fronts. The Fifth followed a day after 1233 heavy bombers of the U S Fifteenth Air Force bombed German targets south of Bologna as part of a broad push to break out of the mountains and drive toward strategic objectives.

U. S. Fifth Eighth Armies Eighth Army Fifth U.S. 15Th Air Force Bologna

Lt Col Matthew Legler Returns After Belgium Wounding

Lt Col Matthew Legler wounded in Belgium arrives in the United States and is reported by relatives to be in New York. The telephone message notes his action in Belgium and his recognition for the battle there.

Matthew Legler Belgium States Anna Legler New York the Belgi

Russian forces capture Seelow Heights near Berlin in major offensive

London AP bulletin reports Russians captured Seelow Heights 23 miles east of Berlin and linked bridgeheads near Kruestrin. German high command confirms a large east front offensive from near Neisse to Oderbruch, with fighting across a 60 mile front and breaches toward Seelow. Hitler proclaims Bolshevist arch enemy must perish in front of Berlin as German and American forces press toward strategic positions.

London Seelow Heights Berlin Kruestrin High Command Neisse Oderbruch Iet Seelow A Trin Hitler Adolf Hitler Eastern Front Germany Siberia Asia Cean Fuerstenberg Oder Beeskow Capital Can Wriezen Ninth Army Elbe Tangermuende Strongsov

Roosevelt Laid to Rest in Hyde Park Garden

Franklin D Roosevelt was laid to rest in the Hyde Park garden beside his family estate in a simple burial ceremony attended by President Truman, Mrs Roosevelt, and dignitaries. The gun salute and military honors accompanied the ceremony, with cadets from West Point present and a flag-draped casket carried to the graveside. The funeral followed his death from a cerebral hemorrhage earlier in the week as the nation mourned.

Roosevelt White House Delaware Avenue Capitol Washington, D.C President Truman Pres. Roosevelt Hyde Park Garden Hyde Park N. Y Franklin de Jano Roosevelt Hudson Valley Washington Truman Hyde Supreme Court Visungursheu MacKenzie King Canada Alfred Clay Warren G. Harding Hudson River Krum Elbow West Point

Signs Point to Firm Cooperation Between Big Three

Washington notes indicate improving relations among the big three after the Yalta rift. Stalin names Molotov to head the Russian delegation for the United Nations meeting, signaling a possible smoother alliance. Moscow radio confirms Molotov’s San Francisco trip as part of premeeting diplomacy. Mikolajczyk’s call to include Poles in talks on a new regime shows tension remains.

Washington Yalta San Francisco Marshal Stalin Truman Molotov United Nation Frisco Stalin Moscow Ai Day White House Roosevelt London Stanislaw Mikolajczyk United States Britain Russia Mikolajczyk

County Board Meets Tomorrow Spring Session Opens

The Green county board is due to meet tomorrow morning for the spring session, with four new members Jordan Monroe Mt. Pleasant and Albany village to be introduced. The session starts at 9 o clock, continues at 1 30 with committee nominations and memorial resolutions.

Green County Board Jordan Monroe Mt. Pleasant Village of Albany

Two Cars Collide on City Intersection

Mrs. Donald Alston of Monroe route 2 drives one car and J. F. Zinser of 2427 10th Street drives the other. The collision at the intersection of 12th Street and 21st Avenue caused extensive damage to both vehicles late Saturday afternoon.

Donald Alston Monroe J. F. Zinser 10Th Street 12Th Street 21St Avenue Ing

Fire Levels Meier Cheese Factory near South Wayne

A blaze at the Meier Cheese factory about 50 miles southeast of South Wayne leveled the building around 9:45 p m. Mr and Mrs Joe Marty and three children were away visiting when the fire signal rang. They returned to find their home ablaze and helped neighbors move valuables to safety as power failed.

Meier South Wayne Joe Marty James Moe Maritn James Scott

German Prisoner Escaped From Camp McCoy Captured

Col Horace I. Rogers reported the capture of Paul Nagorski a 25 year old Nazi prisoner who escaped Friday from Camp McCoy He was turned over to the FBI for return to authorities Nagorski said he rode a freight train from Sparta to Portage but failed to catch it when it departed

Horace I. Rogers Camp McCoy Paul Nagorski Rogers Nagorski Federal Bureau of Investigation Sparta Portage

Truman Promises Unchanged Grand War Strategy

President Truman told a joint session of Congress that the grand strategy of the war would remain unchanged and undhampered despite his ascendancy. He pledged to punish those guilty for starting the war and to press forward with Allied efforts to secure lasting peace under leaders like Leahy Marshall King Nimitz Eisenhower Arnold MacArthur, paying tribute to Franklin D. Roosevelt as he urged continuation of the nation’s wartime direction.

Washingon Truman Congress Hitler Germany Tokyo United Nations Leahy Marshall King Arnold Eisenhower Nimitz MacArthur Franklin D. Roosevelt America Mr. Truman Capito

April Showers Drench This Area

Green county reports 127 inches of rain over the weekend as chief engineer Fred W Musselman told The Times. Farmers need rain to aid oats and newly planted fields while thunderstorms and high winds threaten trees and wires, with no damage reported.

Green County Water Department Fred W. Musselman the Times Today

Harold Dooley Awarded Bronze Star Medal

Harold Dooley son of Mrs Merens Monroe receives Bronze Star Medal for serving with the Ninth Army spearheading the Rhine crossing. He participated in three major engagements in France and Germany.

Aawara Pfc Harold Dooley Michael Merens Monroe Merens Ninth Army Rhine River Dooley France Germany

Road to Berlin and Front Distances Reported

Eastern front distances show 24 miles from Wriezen in a German report, while the western front lists 45 miles from Tangermünde and the Italian front 530 miles from Menate. The AP summarizes the measured fronts with these proximity figures reflecting World War II theater mapping.

Berlin Associated Press Eastern Front Wriezen Western Front Tangermuende Menate

Pvt Paul Baltzer Wounded in Germany to Receive Purple Heart

Pvt. Paul Baltzer of Monroe is reported wounded in action in Germany while serving with the Seventh army’s infantry division and the 12th Armored division. Letters to his parents dated March 27 and April 7 describe bombing, loss of belongings, and that he will soon receive the Purple Heart.

Cavalle Caus A. Sommes Paul 'Baltzer Monroe Baltzer Seventh Army Germany 12Th Armored Division

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