Hitler Muffed the Ball War Observers Agree
Pierre Huss reports from behind the German lines detailing occupier bitterness in France Belgium and the Balkans. He notes Dutch hunger and Polish executions under Nazi rule, while Greeks brace against Italy and Germans alike as resistance grows and Hitler’s regime struggles to hold occupied Europe.
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Berg
Europe
Ber- Ant
America
England
Rooosevelt
Hitler
Dunkirk
Japan
Hangman
France
Germany
Berlin
Red Bpanlarda
Vichy
Largo Caballero
Barcelona
Holland
Dawty
Halland
Huss
Saft
Norway
Denmark
Balkans
Id Stacho
She
Serbia
Athens
Pacific
Ambitious Hope Guides Nations Amid War Faith
Amid talks of global conflict, leaders and citizenry alike cling to the belief that America will prevail over Hitler. The shared conviction offers salvation and sustains morale as nations weigh the perilous path ahead.
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America
Hitler
Bus Crash Kills 10 In St Louis Christmas Day
A Christmas day bus crash in St Louis killed 10 people and injured many as the bus struck a car, a drug store, and an outside fuel tank before bursting into flames. Rescue workers pulled passengers from the wreckage. two nonresidents died, Theresa Wright of Kansas City and Robert Ware of Siloam Springs Ark. Auto driver Solomon George, 33, was injured and hospitalized. An inquest is set for tomorrow morning.
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ST. Louis, Dean
CNS
St Louis
Pass’eraby
Senators Outline Peace Terms After Victory
Washington December 25 1944 senators discuss postwar terms with Axis aims. Lucas urges Japan Germany and Italy to be stripped of power for 1000 years while destroying Hitlerism. Davis says a steel wall around Japan is needed and supports a strong China. Norris favors disarming Axis powers and feeding populations before a long range plan. Clark calls for tying all nations’ access after peace talks.
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Washington
Lucas
DNL
Japan
Germany
Italy
Ilinois
Davis-Pa.d
Dapat
Davis
Ching
Orient
Norris
Ind-Neb
Clark D.idaho
Poorly Equipped Masses of Japs Wiped Out on Front
A war dispatch notes poorly equipped Japanese troops attacking the Lingayen front with .25 caliber arms. Many fighters wore half uniforms and carried submachine guns. American and Philippine troops held the line amid artillery duels. The correspondent details brutal charges, casualties, and the gradual Japanese retreat toward Pozorrublo and Binotonan as Manila loomed.
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Ulark Lek Mantia
Aya
Lingayen Front
Linkayen
Atte
Pozorrublo
Binotonan
Manila
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Loe
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Greece
Austria
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Banat
Macedonia
Hata
Chetnika
Imra
Handa
Maacedonig
Skoplie
Akopljo
Chasa
Canadian Defense
J. K. Eawson
Hongkong
Dial
North Pole
Santa
Christman
Coats
McCarran
Nevada
Versailles
van Nuys
Britain
China
Beai
Harmony House
Sears
Meszanine
Davies
Cerorati
Col'niece
Yost
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Gan
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