Description: This is an original Jan 17, 1944 issue of Stars and Stripes London Edition from the Archives of Wartime Press. We are releasing for sale some of our newspapers from our private holdings. Article headlines in this issue are: Vol. 4 No. 64 Monday, Jan. 17, 1944 8 Pages Brunswick Flattened by 2nd Punch — RAF's Most Concentrated Raid Devastates Nazi Plane-Building City Eisenhower Arrives in England, Takes Over Invasion Command; Trip to Washington Is Revealed - General Visited FDR, Marshall; Confers With Churchill U.S. State Department Reorganized by Hull A Tidal WAVE Washes Marriage Onto a Reef (Prentiss Kirk Genevieve Ellen) Reds Cut Down Enemy Groups West of Mozyr — Nazis Admit Soviet Blows On 14 Sectors; Big Battle Rages Near Vinnitsa Plus a Nickel for Coffee — Gloria, 'Starving' on $135,000, Is Sent 2 GI Bucks for a Feed ( Gloria Vanderbilt di Cicco, T/Sgt. Charles W. Haggerty Jr., Sgt. Carmen Bordonary, Cpl. Glenmore O. Larkins Jr., Cpl. L. V. Adams Jr., T/4 Henry L. Frankenburger, ) Jugoslavs Flying Libs DeGaulle, Churchill Talk Over - French Role in Second Front Allies Each Will Occupy 3rd of Reich, Report Says New Agreements Dispel Threat of U.S. Rail Strike RAF Pilots in Middle East Like the Liberator Best Eaker Reported in Algiers Rommel at Hitler’s HQ Mountains in Italy Tough on a Tank, But a Cinch for a Mule (Pfc Morris Schimmel) Yanks Capture Cassino Barrier - Big U.S. Force Knocks Out Nazi Concrete Defenses; French Forge Ahead Officers’ Mess to Close (44 Grosvenor Sq) AFN Radio Program Crew Bails Out, Fort Pilots Land on Automatic Control (2/Lt. George F. Bingham, 2/Lt. Francis W. Hoad, 1/Lt. Clyde Burbaker, 2/Lt. Marvin F. Oates, S/Sgt. J. E. Lindquist, 2/Lt. Richard V. Curtiss, Sgt. Gene Lindermude) RAF Delivers Brunswick KO Romig to Head Bomber Group (Lt. Col. Eugene A. Romig, Capt. William R. Cahoun Jr.) 200 Are Killed by ’Quake In Argentinian Province Cigars Go Up in Smoke Alabama Runoff Is Slated For Rep. Steagall's Post Aussies Reach Outskirts of Sio - Vets Gain 7 Miles in Week In Difficult Terrain On New Guinea Officer Is Indicted in Plot Aiding Men Escape Draft (Gert Hans Gontard, Adolphus Busch, Lt. Francis X. Grattano, John Edward Wilson, Arnold Hutschnecker, Michael Mangano) New Money Records Hot Foot Causes a Death P51B News Recalls 1st Mustang Raid in '42 Paris Is Hotbed Of Will Reports — One Rumor Claims Yanks Have Magnet to Pick Up Guns Off Battlefield First U.S. Victory Ship Is Launched in Oregon Bonus for Rail Workers Martha Raye Asks Divorce Sweden Hears Of Super Secret Hitler Weapon — Stockholm Says Germans May Test ‘Liquid Air’ Rocket in Russia New WAC-EM Musical Set for Premiere Tuesday Lady Astor Is Bucking For a 2nd Stripe Now Fast-Working GIs Save B17 Ablaze After Crash-Landing Troops the Real Envoys—Winant — Ambassador Tells the U.S. Future Rests on Ties Yanks Make Here British Hospital Is Given Yanks (Brig. Gen. Paul Hawley, Lt. Gen. Sir Alexander Hood) Fighter Ace Schilling, 25, Given Command of Group (Lt. Col. David G. Schilling, Col. Robert Landry, Col. Hubert Zemke) ‘Originals’ Club Will Hold Organizational Meeting Round-Table Discussion California Earthquake La Guardia Cables Hero Forgiveness For ‘Buzzing’ Game (Lt. Jack Watson, Lt. Jack Sheets, Lt. Elmer Yong, Lt. Joseph C. Wheeler) Deal by Clark in Africa Almost Upset by an Arab (Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark) ‘This Is How It Is, General—’ (T/3 Stephen Pace, Brig. Gen. W. G. Weaver) 17 Camp Shows Out This Week — More Entertainers Reach ETO; Schedules for Next 7 Days Listed William K. Vanderbilt Dies Steve Hamas Wants Shot at Schmeling — Got 12 Varsity Letters While at Penn State — Former Contender For Title Now A Captain By Ray Lee Ruffin, Larkin Go to a Draw — Crowd Boos Decision With Ringsiders Favoring Tippy for Nod LaMotta Outpunches Fritzie Zivic Temple Owls Fall Before St. John’s Drive, 36-32 Byron Nelson’s 137 Paces Field In San Francisco Open Play LaGuardia ConfabMay Send Flatbush On Warpath Again Tough Marquette Beaten By Great Lakes, 45-36 Hockey Results Bill Hulse First In Mile Event Former Champs Honor Another (Capt. James Braddock, Lt. Cmdr. Jack Dempsey, Sgt. Barney Ross) Terry and the Pirates / By Milton Caniff Sports Sidelights Help Wanted—And Given CBS Fives End First Round of Basketball Play — Corkeys, Redskins, Hyacks Lead Respective Leagues California Edges Trojans, 26-24 Lions Stop Cornell, 33-29 Wisconsin Quintet Claws Wolverines in 2 Games Purdue Bounces Gophers; Ohio State Smothers Indiana, 72-46 Boilermakers Use 17 Players Grate, Risen Amass 54 of 72 Points Seahawks Annex Tenth Straight Wildcats Romp Over Chicago Valparaiso Upsets DePaul, 65—57 Western Washington Extends Huskies Cage Results ‘Southworth’s Kid’ Plans to Stick With Air Game After War Hockey League Standings German Madness Army Engineers The Battle of Shipping Hash Marks Semi-Pro Makes the Aerial Majors — Weak Hitter in Baseball A Power House in a P47 — Ohioan Batting Out Singles, Triples Over Reich / By Earl Mazo (1/Lt. Glen D. (Gus) Schiltz Jr., 2/Lt. Lloyd Langdon) One of Tito’s Chiefs Wounded in Balkan War — Reports Jugoslavs Facing Bigger Nazi Force Than Allies in Italy / By Lt. Col. Vladimir Dedier This is the Army Notes from the Air Force News From HomeOPA Aide Sees Rationing’s End By Fall of 1945 — Says Consumers’ Goods Output Will Soar After Germany Is Whipped Hubby’s Really the Boss (Mrs. Pauline W. Ogden, Brig. Gen. D. A. Ogden, Lt. Gen. Jacob L. Devers) Exam Record (John Lidington) Guilty of Selling Defective Wire (Anaconda Wire and Cable Co.) Coal Production Up (Harold L. Ickes)Monthly Memorial Plea (Sen. Guy M. Gillette) Attorney Is Indicted (John F. Noxon Jr.) Pennies From Bullets Opposition For Pepper (Millard B. Conklin) Weasel That Stalks Like A Wolf Annoys a Widow (Mrs. Ella J. Rhone) Sinatra Pays $10,000 For a Set of Muscles Guns Mow Down 4th Chicago Victim Of Gambling War (Benjamin (Zooky) Zuckerman) Study Loan Plan to Set Up Servicemen in Business N. Mexico Goes to Court To Obtain Vote for Troops (Atty. Gen. E. P. Chase, Gov. John J. Dempsey) British Prepare In U.S. for Japanese - Fleet Air Arm Pilots Get Set There for Aerial War Against Nippon 3 Felons in Prison Indicted In '37 Coast Gem Robbery Escaped Italian Captives Seized at Mexican Border Out-of-London RC Clubs List More Dances — Extra Movies Also Booked For Servicemen; Week’s Programs Scheduled What Do YOU Say, Ole Cock ? — Love Life of a Chicken Stirs Ordinance Into Public Omelet Fireman Dies, 2nd Missing In $500,000 Toledo Blaze Fire Kills 8 Workers Diane By Jean Baird Male Call By Milton Caniff Blondie By Chic Young Where There’s Hope—There’s a Life (Bob Hope and Ann Sheridan) Won’t You Hurry Home? (Rhonda Fleming) Attention, Please (Carl Nixon, S/Sgt. Bill Naughton, Pvt. Robert Chambliss, Carmen Sands, Duke McHale, Gail Manners) The paper is in used condition with fraying and small tears as would be expected from a WWII era war zone publication. Some light discoloration in this issue. 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End Time: 2024-01-30T04:43:24.000Z
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