Nazis Knocks Out 50,000 In Southern France Report
Allied dispatches report 50 000 Nazis knocked out in southern France as American advances drive from Grenoble toward Rhone valley. Reports indicate German forces surrender rising prisoner totals to 23 000 with Marseille and Toulon contested and Swiss border columns nearing Troyes.
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Paris Marks Victory Parade Amid Battle and Losses
Paris celebrated Gen de Gaulle's victory march as German raids sparked sniper fire and chaos across the city. Leaders including Bradley Hoenig and Tedder attended a scaled back ceremony while casualties rose with 11 to 110 dead and 719 injured reported.
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U. S
Jacques le Clerc
Arthur Tedder
Leonard T. Gerow
U. Ss
Eisenhower
Bernard Ll. Montgomery
George 3. Patton, Jr
Charles de Gaulle
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Skidmore College Commencement Speaker Urges Democracy as Heritage
Prof William Gellerman, acting chair of Skidmore College sociology, tells 30 graduates that democracy in America is a heritage and duty. He urges increasing democracy quantity and improving its quality at the Saratoga Springs ceremony.
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America
Wiliam Gellerman
Skidmore College
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Reber Named U S Political Officer at SHAEF
Samuel Reber formerly with the Allied Control Commission in Italy is appointed United States political officer at supreme headquarters of the Allied Expeditionary Force. He succeeds William Phillips.
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London
Samuel Reber
Allied Control Commission
Italy
United States
Allied Expeditionary Force
William Phillips
Nations Seek World Police Compromise
Delegations from three nations discuss a plan for an international police force with enough strength to deter any aggressor. Agreement centers on pooling military resources and creating a coordinating body akin to a world staff. The aim is a deterrent force under unified direction, avoiding a single nation monopoly.
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Rear Adm Mendoza of Mexico Dies in Mexico City
Rear Adm. Luis Hurtady de Mendoza, 62, a widely known figure in Menrico circles, died in Mexico City on August 28. The obituary notes his rank and prominent service, reflecting on a long career and public roles.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Luis Hurtady de Mendoza
Menrico
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