7th Division’s 84th Regiment drives against Hanagusuku
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Army to hold 600,000 Nazis as laborers
200,000 other prisoners to be turned over to France by U.S.
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Tito agrees to quit Adriatic-Austria zone
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Appeal court upholds U.S. in Ward case
Seizure of mail order properties may go to Supreme Court
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Gates given Bard’s place
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Dr. Tiso caught
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250,000 G.I.’s in Europe score 85 – more likely
SHAEF, Paris (AP) – Around 250,000 American soldiers in the European theater have adjusted service scores of 85 or more and are eligible for discharge under the interim rating, Brig. Gen. Ralph B. Lovett, adjutant general, said Friday.
The number will be increased substantially when new campaign stars for the Ardennes and Central Europe campaigns are awarded, he said.
Legion chief cites good care given to overseas cemeteries
By Judy Barden, North American Newspaper Alliance
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Gen. Evans: Army wants 400,000 reserve officers after war
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Gen. Bradley: Berlin wasn’t goal, but G.I.’s chafed at bit
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Eisenhower commanded 91 Allied divisions
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Skoda works bomb attacks puzzles Czechs
They can’t understand why raids were made when war was near end
By Helen Kirkpatrick
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Bell: Naziland full of surprises
Fortunes in gold found in caves – now it is millions in radium
By Jack Bell
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