Yanks to Paris With Wounded Civilians Return
Three American ambulance corps drivers reached Paris with sick and wounded French civilians from bomb battered northern France. The drivers were Bam Pierce of Dallas Phil Coniglio of Lincoln Neb Julius Berger of New York City They described escaping German planes by driving deep into woods with a full load of wounded and forming a makeshift camp after the attack.
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Hitler Plans Honor Guard for Kaiser at Doorn
Berlin May 17. Chancellor Adolf Hitler orders an honor guard of two sentries at Doorn house in Halland, a clone of former Kaiser Wilhelm. The ex Kaiser has indicated he will remain at Doorn despite the war.
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Allied Plight Described With Slightly Better Outlook
May 1 London authorities say Allied position remains serious but marginally improved from prior day. Churchill-led Paris meeting described as beneficial. Royal Air Force reportedly superior to the enemy, Verdun compared, while German drives on Brussels are feared to resume. Second Australian force arrives in Palestine as German diversions rise. Home Security warns of possible parachutist incursions. motorists urged to secure vehicles.
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