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armies, Frankfurt and militarily untenable,
itself was oul
the city. The U. S. Tth army drew let your own
south with a - powerful
MEMORIALS are [25 miles southeast of Frankfurt. ‘across the Main river on a 2'2- . | front between Niedernberg |Schweinheim and advanced | mites farther to Liedersbach
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1st, “3d Tonk CoE somed
Race Mile an Hour on Kassel
flanked | Its small | probably the greatest armored con--but tough Nazi garrison was being] centration of the war into the twin mopped up in a narrow corner of | drive across central Germany, bver-
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division joined the race for Kassel |and Leipzig yesterday with a sudden
combined units of the Ist and 3d | spurt 27 miles north of Frankfurt
{to Lich. Patton and Hodges were throwing
|whelming the feeble German oppo-
abreast | sition left in their path. of the 1st and. 3d “groups farther | armored | {John McDermott spent half the day surge that carried almost 40 miles | yesterday in a Piper cub and an east of the Rhine at a point about army jeep trying to catch up with
United Press War Correspondent
the racing 1st army spearheads. The
fashioned of permanent granite The Yanks in that sector broke best he could do by nightfall was
lela reach Hodges’ rear units. all
Patton's advance was going ahead with equal speed. Veteran tank
The big Rhine industrial city of fighters of the rolling 4th divi-
Mannheim, on the Tth's southwest-
sion were riding unchecked through
ern flank, was reported to have been town after town northeast and east
day,
major German city abandoned the Nazis without a struggle.
Close on Rauschenberg
quartermaster depot 60 miles southwest
| German | Giessen, Kassel, day { The Yanks pushed ahead anothe 16 miles early today, taking Marburg, and were moving in {Rauschenberg, eight miles
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. Third army forces on their righ flank were moving swiftly | Gruenberg, 210 miles from | German capital.
13d army
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On the 1st srmy front, the great after of Nuernberg, apparently had thrown of the Germans completely off balance. was swept up. late: yester-
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The German high command said tanks reached Hammel-| burg, 52 miles east of Frankfurt |
and 209 miles southwest of Berlin, | |but asserted that the spearheads | ELD « |were “wiped out.” { Thousands of stunned German!
{prisoners were rounded up by the
washing aid back to the rear without guards,
| PT -isoners yesterday alone. i Seize Factory Towns
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army sectors Hundreds of ‘allied tanks were out men, plunging eastward on | Berlin,
heavily built-up Ruhr basin. It was
other stand shor¢ of their capital.
chopped” up CEwiftly ‘by | porting infemtry" forces American armies, At Amoenburg,
of
still meeting only disorganized resistance from stragglers left behind in the mass flight of the German army,
Patton's rip-roaring 4th- armored
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American tank columns and waved |
The 1st army rounded up 13,000]
is at the {eastern end of the Ruhr, 245 miles Hamm lies 19 miles bot | to the northeast, 228 miles from the
s { American 9th army troops farther southwest were slugging | through the northwestern area of %. | the Ruhr, Germany's last great mil- |
Several factory towns in the area were taken by the -Americans in {gains running to more than three They were reported moving
Heavily-censored field dispatches made it clear that the German front had broken wide open along a wind-200-mile battle line extending perhaps 100 road miles beyond the | Rhine on the American 1st and 3d
in front of the advancing infartrythrough gaping breaches iit the enemy lines the: “main invasion -roads to
The German retreat had broken | Into a rout everywhere except in the
becoming questionable whether they could reform for an-
An estimated 6000 Germans, most-. ly veteran panzer. uniLs. RFR, POLK - | ‘eted by the juncture of the 1st and] : Sd below Giessen ang. were being | the sup~H both |
the 1st army was 85 rosd-miles-east-of-the-Rhine-and |
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fighting qualities, Miss Tanguay, suffering from a heart ajl-| been bed ridden for eight |
occupied ‘without a fight early to- of Frankfurt without pausing to
pick up. the hundreds of Germans
If confirmed, it would be the hast ‘trying to surrender to them.
Germans ON Balance
Their sudden swerve northward, feinting southeast toward
} {
In many sectors the Yanks raced clear through enemy-held towns with their guns blazing and were
on Out and away before the Germans north realized they had been overrun, {and 196 miles southwest of Berlin. ti heyond the
No Booby Traps
The chaotic state of the German armies in their path was clearly indicated by the disclosure that American armored task forces spearheading the triple advance jwere meeting very few mines or {road blocks and none of the deadly | booby traps usually sown by the | Germans across their. line of retreat. | Canadian infantrymen at the top of the northern line’ smashed 10 miles northwest of Rees into the streets of Emmerich and the fall of | that Rhine city was. expected mo- { mentarily. | The thrust broadened Field Mar-| {shal Sir Bernard L. Montgomery's
| Unconfirmed reports, said the Rhine bridgehead to more than 34 were beyond Hamm and] | Dortmund, 53 and 31 miles east of
miles. Late reports said the Cannadians were stabbing north to out-
THE INDIANAPOLIS 1 TIMES
STEPHENSON
MOTION HALTED
Supreme Court Writ Ties . Up New Trial Move.
D. ©. Stephenson, former grand dragon of the Indiana Ku-Klux Klan, today faced the possibility that his latest attempt at freedom from prison would end as all the others—in failure, ‘Stephenson, who once -boasted that he was “the law” in Indiana, and who has served 20 years of a life term imposed in the slaying of Madge Oberholtzer of Indianapolis
in 1925, was blocked by an Indiana supreme court decree. While he studied stacks of law books in the Hamilton county jail at Noblesville, the state's highest court temporarily halted any further action on Stephenson's motion for a new trial by tying the hands of Circuit Judge Cassius M. Gentry. The court issued a temporary writ prohibiting further proceedings before April 17 and makes it unnecessary for Attorney General James A. Emmert to file an answer to Stephenson's’ motion by April 2. Gentry had" given the state the right to file an answer by that date. On April 17, the supreme court will decide whether the writ should be made permanent. In the event the writ is not dissolved, Stephenson might find further legal steps stymied. On March 5, Stephenson argued
new trial because, he said, he was convicted on -perjured testimony and frightened into shunning the witness stand at the original trial
INJURED IN CRASH When the truck he was driving swerved off Ninth st, and crashed into the Plaza apartments, 902 N. Pennsylvania st., this morning, Floyd Philips, 33, of 858 Eugene st. received head injuries. He was taken
flank Arnhem, 15 miles northwest.
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60 enemy planes” raided Formosa for three and one-half hours Thursday, dropping bombs on air fields and Installations at Tainan, Takao and Taichu. Earlier today, Tokyo serie that “several” American carrierborne planes had attacked the Gure naval base area on the southeast coast of Honshu and southern Kyushu, Pacific fleet headquar ters remained silent on the enemy claims but said American warships and carrier planes damaged to 19 Japanese ships and destroyed 38 planes in bombardment of the Okinawa area Sunday through Tuesday.
The bonibardinent <= Which ‘tn. cluded a heavy attack on the sub- | marine pens at Unten bay on Okinawa's ‘west coast—continued yes- | terday, a Pacific fleet communique said. Japanese broadcasts said that | several American carrier planes’ raided Kyushu, Shikoku and -Honshu, home islands, today. Tokyo reported that 130 Ameri. | yor can “jet” planes attacked te | long southern and ‘southeastern sectors! of Kyushu yesterday (Japanese | time) and described the raid as! being aimed at Japanese airfields. | It was the first time that American |
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