Violents combats à la frontière sino-indochinoise
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The Pittsburgh Press (July 10, 1945)
PEACE RUMORS HIT AS PROPAGANDA
Japs trying to split Allies, Grew insists
‘Feelers’ admitted by Acting Secretary
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Woman, tending baby she says is her own, quizzed in kidnapping
Both Marion matron, infant to be examined at hospital in Creviston case probe
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Senators warn of Reich comeback
Report Germany’s down, but not out
By Marshall McNeil, Scripps-Howard staff writer
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First in American history –
U.S. hangs 5 Nazi POWs who executed ‘traitor’
Afrika Korps men go to death on gallows set up in elevator shaft at Leavenworth
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Gen. Ike ‘reports’ to fallen leader
HYDE PARK, New York (UP) – Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower reported at last today to his fallen commander-in-chief.
Under gray skies, the nation’s No. 1 soldier came to the quiet garden where Franklin Delano Roosevelt lies. He offered a wreath of flowers in lieu of the report on V-E Day – “half the victory is ours.”
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt – calm and reverent – stood bareheaded beside Gen. Eisenhower.
U-boat surrenders
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (UP) – A 700-ton German submarine entered Mar del Plata at 7:30 a.m. today and surrendered to Argentine authorities. Capt. Otto Wermuth and crew of 54 were detained.