Col Lodge Nazs Four Nazis With the Seventh Army
With the American Seventh Army on Sept 26 27 Col Lodge Lt Gen Holy Cabot Lodge a U S senator from Massachusetts captured four German prisoners while reconnaissance officers were cautious. Lodge’s driver Henry Howell of Portsmouth Ohio recounted the moment as Lodge used field glasses spotted the enemy and ordered action. Lodge then fired a pistol and secured the prisoners with their hands raised in the jeep.
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Real Name of Warsaw Patriot Revealed
London dispatch reveals General Bor is Lieut. Gen. Tadeuse Konirowski, 48, who led Poland's underground army after 1943. The report notes Komorowski aided Warsaw’s defense in 1939, and that Konirowski vanished after Poland’s collapse to organize underground forces around Krakow.
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Two New Russian Marshals Named
Col. Mikhail Nixolalevich Chinvitia kov, a starine Brad hero, was promoted to artillery marshal while Col. Gen. Semon Trodayavich Zhavarenkay rose to marshal of avalon.
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Avalon
Storm Area to Bring Wain For S and S
Weather forecast from San Antonio area notes showers and thunderstorms with cloudiness. Forecaster J Henry Darboe predicts variable temperatures around 82 degrees and scattered storms Tuesday through Wednesday, with gusty winds and possible squalls in some regions.
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East Texas
Superforts Attack Anshan and Dairen in Manchuria Blitz
Allied bombers strike Anshan in Manchuria targeting Nippon steel works, with secondary raids on Dairen and Penhaihu as Tokyo reports 70 to 99 bombers taking part. Interceptions claim heavy fighting as Philippine air bases are reinforced after recent losses, while Marines push inland on Peleliu and Palau fronts.
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Five Germans Surrender Gladly in River Sector
Rome dispatch reports five German soldiers surrender along the Pith army sector after crossing up river. They claimed to be a Frenchman, two Yugoslavs, and two Austrians pressed into service.
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Reds Hammer Nazi Pockets In Estonia
Moscow reports say Soviet forces moved to seize German pockets in Estonia and threaten Riga with island fortifications guarding Baltic approaches. Leningrad army reports capture of key ports except Virisu, with Haapsalu and Pacnu in Soviet hands. Baltic fleet activity and heavy gunfire indicate Soviet assistance to reduce Estonian islands as Riga's siege looms. Continued on Page 2.
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Traveler Claims Goebbels Home Hit as Bomb Shelters Deteriorate
A Madrid traveler reports direct hits on the Goebbels residence and the Chancellery amid Allied bombing. He describes Berlin as nearly paralyzed by shortages, with bomb shelters little more than mechanical façades and coffee prices soaring as authorities prioritize fuel and food shipments.
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Planes Blast Nazi Strongholds In Europe Frontline War
Allied heavy bombers struck Osnabruck Hamm Bresien and the besieged Calais port as 1100 fighters and Liberators hit German cities. RAF planes supported airborne troops near Arnhem with rocket and machine gun attacks. Unescorted Liberators bombed Greek harbors and Italian targets. Spitfires and Typhoons provided air cover while 24 German fighters were destroyed. Thunderbolts joined night strikes against German armor and supply routes in Holland and the Moselle valley.
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Nazis Drop British Mines in 41 Blitz
London reports reveal German night raids of 1940 41 dropped mines abandoned by retreating French forces and sailers parachuted into Britain’s largest cities. Targets included London Liverpool Southampton Plymouth and others. Up to 44 of 300 volunteers survived. Mines carried 1 to 2 tons of explosives and even sea mines were parachuted inland. A chemical red powder caused skin inflammation on contact.
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Allies Hold Up Cargo for Vatican
Vatican News service reports that Allies are delaying a cargo shipment to the Vatican from Daredawn. The note, released to Hay Ant, questions the keel quality and trustworthiness of the consignor amid the halted delivery.
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Churchill Renews Stand On Havens
Prime Minister Churchill reiterated Britain’s policy that Nazi criminals must not find refuge in neutral territories. He noted neutrals had stated their positions and urged full effort to deny fugitives shelter. A debate to reveal Britain’s postwar approach to Germany was expected at the Quebec conference. Lord Vansittart urged Britain to ban fraternization with German citizens, following the American example.
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Nazi Front Losses Top One Million Since D Day
Allied dispatches declare German casualties on the Western Front near one million since D day, with reports of tank losses and heavy fighting around the Ruhr and Holland. British and American forces push toward Kleve and Belfort as frontline secrecy and blackout rules limit detailed troop movements.
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Revolt Call Hints Nazis Tottering
An analysis by John Oatwritten for Eisenhower warns German slave workers may revolt if aided, citing some 12 million enslaved workers from various nations. It argues the Allied invasion is cracking Nazi power and a decisive push could hasten collapse, while cautioning uprisings must wait for the right moment to avoid a brutal German crackdown.
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High School Footballers Protest Prompted Prisoner Conflict
Peabody Kansas dispatch reports German POWs at Port Riley withheld football drills after protests by high school players claiming the gridiron ground was hardening and unsafe. A clash reportedly occurred with rifles present but no blows. prisoners were marched away and to be moved later.
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