Description: This is an original Jan 19, 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. 66 Wednesday, January 19, 1944 4 Pages Found: The Horatius at the Oschersleben Bridge — Bombers Hail One-Man Air Force / By Andrew A. Rooney (Maj. James H. Howard) Three Red Columns Converge on Rovno, Rail Center in Poland — Battling at Gateway To Rumania Is Near a Climax Total Service Bill Winds Up In Pigeon Hole — House Committee Delays Action Indefinitely; New Hearings in Senate 100-Ship Convoy Passed Through Gibraltar, Berlin Adm. Stark Back in ETO Lest They Forget, Back Home — ETO Soldier Wants to Vote, With No Snafu About It, Either / By Earl Mazo (Capt. Carl P. Geis, Sgt. Jack Goldner, Capt. Charles Shaw, 2/Lt. Hugh Cuttell, M/Sgt. Richard D. Williams, S/Sgt. Roger Palmer, 2/Lt. Edward R. Ryan, M/Sgt. Oliver T. McNiell Jr., Cpl. Eugene E. Pierre) V-Mail to U.S. Tops 50 Million — Regular Air Mail Would Have Meant 2,000 More Ocean Hops (Lt. Col. E. E. Schroeder, Cpl. Jack Patterson, Brig. Gen. R. B. Lovett, Maj. Gen. J. A. Ulio, Maj. Gen. James E. Chaney) This Is the Army — Cpl. WAC, Cpl. Joe Reunited In London on 2nd Honeymoon (Burney and Mary Dickinson) Prohibition Barrage In Congress Is Opened Converge on Rovno, Rail Center in Poland — Battling at Gateway To Rumania Is Near a Climax (Gen. Constantine Rokossovsky’s, Gen. Nicolai Vatutin) Shuttle Raiding Via Russia Seen By Gen. Arnold — Two-Way Bombing Blows From Italy 'Probable,' Air Chief Declares Churchill Back; Will Give Statement on War Soon Says Wall Street Blocks Economic Rise of South U.S. Vacated Army Camps To Be Hospitals for Vets (Lt. Gen. Brehon B. Somervell) A Different Tune Wings For Everybody Hash Marks (General Sir Frederick Pile) Private Breger By Lt. Dave Breger Notes from the Air Force (2/Lts. Ralph and Raymond Haley, Sgts. Robert and Richard Egger, S/Sgts. George and Joseph Kalput, Lt. John B. Hunter, Pfc Robert C. Hunter, M/Sgt. Thomas L. Wilson and M/Sgt. Forest Wilson, M/Sgt. Virgil J. Blakey, Maj. Gen. Frederick L. Anderson Jr., Ralph Royce, H. J. F. Miller, George E. Stratomeyer, Davenport Johnson, John F. Curry, Gerald C. Brant, Newton Longfellow, E. N. House and Charles W. Ryder. Maj. Gen. Clarence Tinker, Brig. Gen. Kenneth Walker, S/SGT. Bill Flynn, Capt. Robert Wright, Lt. Leo C. Francis) Army Poets Story of a Pilot Who Doesn’t Fly By Lt. William R. Kaluta Depot Leaders Pressed to Win In Cage Play — Seis Nick Rollers, 25-20; Silvey Stars Rally to Down Tigers / By By Irv White Help Wanted—And Given From Redbirds to Ducks (Spud Chandler) Nation’s Basketball Standings Babe Didrikson Regains Status as Golf Amateur Uhle Joins Nats’ Staff X-Rays Reveal Zivic Broke Left Hand Against LaMotta Cage Results Molina Decisions Negrete In Rainbow Card Feature Query on Cards Leads Frankie Frisch’s List Menchaka Takes His 3rd Straight From Persley Nelson Annexes Open With 275 — Ends San Francisco Play With 13 Below Par; McSpaden Next Division Boxers Down SBS, 5-1 Watson Suspension Lifted Li’l Abner / By Al Capp French Capture Anchor of Nazis' Latest Italy Line - Americans Bridge Rapido River at Several Points; Germans Falling Back GI-WAC Show Opens Four-Day London Run (Pvt. Abraham Knox, Sgt. Larry Roemer, M/Sgt. Bruce Stauderman, W/O Frank Rosato) Colgate-Syracuse Reunion 70 Pct. of American Troops In U.K. Now May Hear AFN Sour Notes From Back Home - Black Market Fiddles Merrily, Horn of Plenty Keeps in Tune (Patrica Lockridge) 'Separate Peace' Rumor Still Has Allies Befuddled 'Death Commandos' Wait Allied Invaders Catalinas Sink Sink Japanese Cargo Ship - Two Other Enemy Vessels Left Burning Off New Ireland Air Fight Over Marshalls 1944 Year of Victory 2,500 See GI Show (Sgt. Al Matia, 1/Sgt. Charles Nelson, Cpl. George Serpe) Crash Kills Motorman (Robert Ely) Club Decorating Contest News From Home Nelson Denies War Plants Are Set to Convert - Nearing Battles Preclude Switch to Peace-time Output, He Insists Killer of Family to Die Japanese May Buy Farms Curley Pleads Innocent Death Sentence Stayed All the Way for FDR He Refused It Army Denies Knowledge Of ETO Vote-Sampling Terry and the Pirates / By Milton Caniff 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. We do combine shipping to save on shipping expenses for the buyer. If you have multiple wins please contact us to combine shipping if it does not show up in the invoice.Please see other listings for more WWII newspapers and products from Wartime Press.
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