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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1945

Page

5

British Captured Ribbentrop While He Slept In Hamburg

Nazi foreign minister Joachim von Ribbentrop was captured in Hamburg while sleeping in a lodging house. A poison token was found on his body but not taken. He hid under the assumed name Riese with a landlady and wine merchant aid, later identified by British intelligence. He now faces trial prospects as one of the last top Nazis alive.

Daniel DE Luce Montgomery Germany Janc Hamburg Europe von Ribbentrop Hitler Riese Ribbentrop Berlin Lueneberg

3000 Tons Fire Bombs Fall on Osaka Industrial Areas Anniversary Raid

520 Superforts dropped 3000 tons of fire bombs on Osaka and Amagasaki as Gen. H. H. Arnold pledged higher production. Marianas-based B 29s attacked steel and precision plants while smaller craft aided through cloud cover. Osaka, Japan's second largest city, houses over three million people and remains a premier industrial hub.

Associated Press Japan Osaka H. H. Arnold Amagasaki China Yawata Tokyo Okinawa

Worse punishment if Hitler alive Eisenhower says

General Eisenhower told correspondents that if Hitler is alive he faces the worst possible punishment as a hunted fugitive underground. He said the Russians doubt Hitler is dead and would prefer death to the shame of living hidden after ruling 250 million.

Paris Eisenhower Adolf Thitler Hitler Wsenhower

Okinawa Battle Pushes Toward Final Japanese Surrender

On Okinawa signs point to a collapse of the Japanese garrison as U S forces press with 9th Division troops and flame throwers. Captain Charles Thomas reports 400 caves closed as Maj Gen Pedro Del Valle says the defense could crumble in two days or two weeks depending on luck. Marine Corsair fighters descend and bombard suspected headquarter caves with fuel and rockets.

Robbin Coons Guam Okinawa Yaeju Peak Yaeju-Dake Charles Thomas Bainbridge Ant Pedro del Valle Marine First Division Kunishi Ridge de Valle First Marine Division Associated Press al Dopking Dopking

Fortson predicts another Draft Arnall session in Georgia

Atlanta dispatch reports Rep. Ben Fortson Jr. of Wilkes County says a special Georgia General Assembly session will follow the August 7 referendum on the new constitution. He plans to revive efforts to end the governor’s one four year term limit amid his Draft Arnall Movement backing Gov. Ellis Arnall. An amendment motion failed by 10 votes in a recent House session.

Atlanta Ben W.fortson Wilkes County Georgia General Assembly Georgia Fortgan Arnall Ellis Arnall House of Representatives

Poll tax politics stir Washington showdown

In Atlant, June 15 AP reports the House passed an anti poll tax bill but opponents expect a Senate filibuster. The piece notes the white primary in the one party South, court rulings, and varied election laws across eight states with literacy tests, and hints at broader political maneuvering beyond Congress.

Atlant Washington House Senate Congress U. S. Supreme Court Texas South South Carolina Democratic Party Georgia

Train Crash in Pennsylvania Kills at Least 16

In Williamsport and Milton Pennsylvania a freight car derailment and collision with an oncoming Washington Buffalo passenger train left at least 16 dead and 32 injured. Officials said 21 freight cars left the tracks and crews used acetylene torches to free victims from the wreckage. Names of the identified dead were released by the railroad.

Willamsport Washington Philadelphia

Sugar Quotas Cut for July to September Quarter

Washington June 16 AP cuts in industrial sugar allotments to about 374 percent under a year ago for the July September quarter. Most industrial users including ice cream and bottled beverage makers face large reductions to 50 percent of their 1941 base. Canners and bakers see smaller cuts while some industrial users in 117 counties get modest increases to offset population gains. Overissuance for home canning and a drop in world sugar prospects noted.

Washington OPA Baters

Complete and Utter Destruction of Nippon in Air Attacks

General Arnold vows total destruction of Japan with 2,000,000 tons of bombs yearly by July 1. He notes 520 B-29s dropping 38,000 tons on Osaka as the Osaka raid continues. Le May says major cities Tokyo Kobe Yokohama Osaka Nagoya are largely destroyed or burning.

Nippon Gen. Arnold Richard O’malley Yuam Japan HH. H. Arnold U. S. Army Air Forces Arnold Osaka China Tokyo Amagasaki Nagoya Yoko Hama Kobe Curtis EB. le May 21St Bomber Command Yokohama Kawasaki le May Marianas George C. Kenney Eighth Air Force

Big Three Meet to Be Held in Berlin Attlee Announces

Maj Clement Attlee disclosed in a letter that the big three conference will be held in Berlin. He accepted Churchill's invitation to attend the prospective meeting in Berlin.

Berlin Atlee London Clement R. Attlee Attlee Churchill

Okinawa Adventure in a Cave City Escape

A Sixth Marine Division patrol explored a hillside hole near Asa Village Okinawa and uncovered a vast subterranean complex housing living and dead. Lt Col Thomas F Williams led the probe as civilians and soldiers emerged from beneath the limestone knoll. First through the entrance 2nd Lt Kenneth Baugh moved down a winding corridor revealed by improvised light from Meng Avensis.

Asa Village Okinawa Sixth Marine Division Torn Valley Asa Thomas EF. Williams Denver Colo Naha Kenneth Baugh Billings Mont

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