* Stars and Stripes Mar 15 1944 Duce's Gayda Killed - Isolate Ireland

Description: This is an original March 15, 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. Vol. 4 No. 114 Wednesday, Mar. 15, 1944 Article headlines in this issue are:Drive From Kherson Puts Russian Armies 20 Mi. From Nikolaev - Bug River Crossed By Red Forces in Uman Sector We Must Isolate Eire, Churchill Tells - It's Security Move Alone To Protect Second-Front Troops, He Asserts / By William Smith White Ball Opens the Campaign For Stassen's Nomination Compromise Vote Bill Is OKd By Senate; Barkley Hints Veto Rome Raid Kills Fascist Editor - Gayda Was Duce's Expert In Propaganda; Mud All Fronts Pfc Bucking for a Discharge Gets It at the Ripe Old Age of 14 All Equals Today Under Theory of Relativity ( Prof. Albert Einstein ) Rumania - Finn Armistice Pots Coming to Boil? - Bucharest 'Peace Envoy' Cairo -Bound; Helsinki Decision Soon Seen 3 Western States Are Hit By Gale and Heavy Snows Soviet Renews Ties With Italy The World's Most Decorated Army - Air Forces Honored Most—They See Most Action Plenty of Paper Work Goes On Behind U.S. Medals / By Andrew A. Rooney Navy's Growth in 1944 Alone Will Require 500,000 New Men - Ships Will Enter Service At Rate of 12 a Day, Knox Declares War Department Leads Way in Deferment Bans 10 Promotions Are Announced Jimmy Doolittle Jr. 'Bucking' For a Pilot's Seat in Marauder 'Target: Germany' Is on Sale In British Bookstores Today PXs Now Taking Orders For Mother's Day Gifts Service-Command Depot Wins Air-Repair Trophy Red Raid on Tirpitz Base In North Norway Reported 1,000 Japanese Slain Attacking U.S. On Bougainville - 'Suicide' Thrusts at Two Airfields Repelled; 2 Isles Seized in Admiralties Ninth's P47s Hit Coast Of France Unchallenged Give the Disabled Limited Service on Request—Kearney The paper is in used condition with fraying and small tears as would be expected from a WWII era war zone publication. 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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