War News Summarized
Date: 04 April 1945
US bombers hit Ger rr and rd vehicles
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4th of April 1945 News
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NEWS AGENCY CHIEF REPLACED BY FRENCH
Date: 05 April 1945
By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES
F Crucy replaces M Bourgeon as Agence Francaise de Presse dir gen
U.S. SOLDIER ARTISTS OPEN PARIS EXHIBIT
Date: 05 April 1945
By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES
US soldier artists exhibit depicts experiences on French soil, Paris
NAZIS TELL RHINE THEY WILL RETURN; German Army Will Be Back by May, Say Leaflets--Persons Aiding Allies 'Warned'
Date: 04 April 1945
By RAYMOND DANIELL By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Raymond Wireless
Terrorists warn civilians on aid to Amers; stab soldiers
News of Food; MECHANIZED POST-WAR GROCERY
Date: 04 April 1945
By JANE HOLT
Jane HOLT
Oliver Machinery Co perfects machine for packaging fresh fruits and vegetables
Advertising News; Form Film-Television Company
Date: 04 April 1945
Bond-Charteris Enterprises will produce films
SCHOOL ON OKINAWA BARES FOE'S DECEIT; Our Forces Mix Rockets and Bombs With Mercy as They Strike at Foe in Pacific
Date: 05 April 1945
By WARREN MOSCOW By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES.The New York Times (U.S. Signal Corps Radiotelephoto)
Warren Wireless
US soldier illus holding Jap child, Tokashiki Is
U.S. PRISONERS USED AS AXIS RADIO BAIT
Date: 05 April 1945
Axis broadcasts US POWs messages to win listeners to propaganda; US Provost Marshal Gen forwards messages to families