War News Summarized

Fay and Bove, Union Chiefs, Guilty On Conspiracy, Extortion Charges; FAY, BOVE GUILTY OF EXTORTION PLOT Says They Sought $250,000

Adm Nimitz proclamation suspending Jap rule read, Iwo Jima

Victory Flag Raised on Iwo; Airfield Is Used by Bombers; SIGNIFYING AMERICAN OCCUPATION OF IWO ISLAND

Forces Laborite R Stokes to retract charge that he lied during Brit tanks merits arguments, Commons

Laborite Retracts On Churchill 'Lie'

Primary school children to be evacuated from danger points

Osaka Arsenal Believed Razed; Japan Revamps B-29 Defenses; Osaka Arsenal Believed Razed; Japan Revamps B-29 Defenses One Plant Houses Six Papers Air Defenses to Be Revamped

entertained by Rumanian King; Rumanian pol role cited

3 POWERS EXCHANGE NOTES ON RUMANIA; Eden Terms Radescu Ouster Purely Soviet Affair--Implies Defense of Ex-Premier 3 POWERS EXCHANGE NOTES ON RUMANIA

Ger Col Gen L Rendulic reptd in command of encircled Gers; Moscow repts 13 towns captured, including Gruenwiese, Lank and Vogelsang Station; map

THRUST FOR BERLIN MADE BY RED ARMY; Pravda Says River is Crossed at Kuestrin--Offensive in East Prussia Renewed THRUST FOR BERLIN MADE BY RED ARMY Toll of Nazi Tanks Rises Pocket Shrunk to Ribbon

15th AAF bombs Ger oil refineries and rr targets beyond USSR Army front, Hungary

Huge Bombs Hit Reich Rails In Vast Air Attacks by Allies; RAF 11-TON BOMBS HIT RAILS IN REICH Fliers Describe 11-Tonner's Effect Eighth Air Force's Targets

All inductees aged 18-20 to go to army as infantry replacements, 3 mos period after Mar 15, except men chosen as naval radio technicians and air combat crew men

JOB CONTROL BILLS GO TO CONFERENCE; House, 211 to 177, Backs Its Measure--Navy to Let Army Take 18-20 Inductees Party Lines Are Split Job Bills Are Sent to Conference; Army Will Get 18 to 20 Inductees Conferees Are Selected Austin Backs National Service Induction Plan Explained

Richmond County grand jury begins inquiry; area reptd quiet; residents consider closing shops earlier and petitioning Sec Stimson to close cantonment; additional police protection noted; Williams and Arrington charged with 1st-degree assault and grand larceny; widow's assailant still sought

STATEN ISLAND ACTS TO END CRIME WAVE; BROOKLYN LAUNCHES ITS 1945 RED CROSS FUND CAMPAIGN

importance of hills northeast of Honnef noted

OUR GRIP WIDENED; REMAGEN: THE FUNNEL LEADING TO OUR BRIDEHEAD ON EAST BANK OF THE RHINE OUR GRIP WIDENED EAST OF THE RHINE Reported Better Than Ever Nazis Reported Reinforcing Eleven Counter-Attacks U.S. Reinforcements Pour In

ALBANY, March 14--Governor Dewey asked the Legislature today to enact a new formula for the distribution of State aid to education and to set up a special ...  

$13,898,000 MORE AID TO STATE EDUCATION IS ASKED BY DEWEY; Changes Put to Legislators Also Top Friedsam Formula by $17,857,000 TECHNICAL COURSES URGED, Governor's Proposals, Framed by a Committee, Would Cut the Size of City's Classes Large Classes to Be Cut Dewey Asks More Aid for Schools; Formula Sets Sum at $13,898,000 Formulas Are Compared TEACHERS PRAISE REPORT Both Union and Guild, However, Say More Is Needed The Method of Equalizing the Cost of the Instructional Program The Method of Equalizing the Cost of Transportation The Method of Applying the Recommended State Aid Formula Estimated Increases in State Aid on Basis of 1943-44 Average Daily Attendance Illustrations of the Operation of the Old and New Formulas 

WAR: Amer soldiers killed on Western Front buried in large cemetery in Belgium, near Aachen

No. U.S. Soldiers Buried By Army in German Soil

Poll of Germans Pins War Guilt on Nazis, Blames Leaders for Prolonging Conflict

The Texts of the Day's Communiques on the Fighting in Various War Zones; United Nations

Ger bomb illus exploding near Ludendorff Bridge

NAZIS YIELD GROUND IN THE BRIDGEHEAD; GERMANS AGAIN FAIL TO DESTROY RHINE BRIDGE

FORDHAM ALUMNUS CAPTURED BY YANKS; German Lieutenant, Medical Student, Has Fiancee Here-- Homesick for Brooklyn Talks Like Homesick GI Served on Many Fronts Girl Never Gave Up Hope

wounded Ger, on convalescent leave, captured after swimming Rhine to visit family at Moers, behind US lines

Nazi on Pass Swims Rhine And Gets Word to Family

Flying Heroes Will Tour

US soldier repts Ger officer assigned to blow Remagen bridge drunk when Amers captured it

NAZIS' BRIDGE OFFICER CELEBRATED TOO SOON

'43 income: Pfc S I Jaffe replies to payment demand from foxhole in Ger

Man in Foxhole Replies To Tax Payment Demand

Ger smashing of eastern exit renders mine tunnel under Rhine from Oestrum to Duisburg useless for US crossings; Amers seal tunnel but plan to operate mine

Tube Under Rhine Useless to Us; Nazis Smashed Lift at East End; Mine Tunnel to Duisburg Sealed by Our Men When Exit Is Found Earred by Damage After Visit of a German Patrol

Eisenhower Decorates Canadian

Deputy Comdr for Operations of US 8th AAF, Maj Gen O A Anderson, on achievement of Allied air supremacy over Ger

NAZI AIR BLUNDERS USED TO SAP REICH; Maj. Gen. Anderson Tells How Allies Exploited Mistakes-- Amazed Germans Can Go On Germans Repeat Mistakes Would Conquer Weather

March 15, 1945

Headlines from March 15, 1945

War News Summarized

Fay and Bove, Union Chiefs, Guilty On Conspiracy, Extortion Charges; FAY, BOVE GUILTY OF EXTORTION PLOT Says They Sought $250,000

Victory Flag Raised on Iwo; Airfield Is Used by Bombers; SIGNIFYING AMERICAN OCCUPATION OF IWO ISLAND

Laborite Retracts On Churchill 'Lie'

Osaka Arsenal Believed Razed; Japan Revamps B-29 Defenses; Osaka Arsenal Believed Razed; Japan Revamps B-29 Defenses One Plant Houses Six Papers Air Defenses to Be Revamped