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STATE FINAL THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER WEATHER-00: r, Cooles Today Yesherdar's Tomperati Kow, a4, Hobativs Hirits. 1 VOL CV. No 4-DAILY FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 13, 1945 *** 24 PAGES FOUR CENTS PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT IS DEAD ZN 3080 9 VORMANDIE GARDEN Truman Installed As 32nd Chief Executive U. S. TANKS MAY REACH BERLIN TODAY ASSURANCE HISTORY-MAKING CAREER ENDED TANKS READY Mrs. Roosevelt Says: "Sorry For World!" Executive Is Stricken Posing For Portrait At Warm Springs Offers Truman Help Go 57 Miles Washington. Aprtl 13-(AP)- Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt said, when intormed of the death of the Preai- Given To World dent: Elbe's East Bankam mere sorry for the peaple Of U. S. Prosecution Of To German Capital. ef the country and the world than I am for us" The First Lady recelved Vice Wars By New Chief. President Harry S. Truman in her second-floor sitting room. which HEMORRHAGE IS Liepaig's Gates Battered-adjeins the Presidant's bedroom. Security Parley Will Open "War Cannot Last," Goebbels Concedes. Paris, April 13 (Fritay)-(AP)- UA Ninth Army tanka amashedway we can help you?" aross the Elbe River on a stx-mile stephen Early, presidential secre- took the oath as 32nd President Sront just 57 miles from Berlin yes tary. Serday and U S First and Third mies in sweeps ot aimont 50 miles She told Truman, "The President has just pansed away." "What can I do?" Truman said. "Tell us what we can do," Mrs. Roosevelt replied. On Schedule, Is Order From White House. "Is there any Waahington, April 12-(AP)- Vice President Harry S, Truman "Have Terrific Headache," He Asserted, Then Died In Little White House This version was made publie by of the United States at 7:09 a'clock (Eastern War Time) tonight, and RED ARMOR announced that the war would be thundered at the gates 312th ot the great eity of prosecuted "te a successful conclu- sion." Lelpaig, 75 miles south weat of the capital Cuts Last eld dlapatch sajd Truman was sworn in at the White House two hours and 34 minuten after President Roosevelt died at Warm Springs, Ga. As a stunned capital sought to weigh Day Lines The story of Preaident Roosevelt's Bruenn nald that the Prenident died history-changing career t on Page 6. without pain. SINCE News of the President''s desth prings, Ga., April 12-apread quickly and caused many a (AP)-President Franklin Delano tear among the 125 Infantile par- Roosevelt died unexpectedly today alysia patjenta at the Foundation. Frank W. Alleorn, Mayor of host at the a barbecue at his mountain cabin this afternoon with 50 otber guests In Washington at 7:09 p. m alread, present, Alloorn was await- Harry S. Truman, Vice President, ing the President'a arrival when took the oath as the nation's 32d reporters got word through the Army Signal Corps radio telephone and Summer White House tele- phone communication to rush to Warm only erders from LGn. William H Sinspson were zeeded to aend the Second Armored Division dashing on into Berlin, hich posibly could be reached foday. Whoily unconfirmed French reporta said Aled parachute troops had heen dropped at Brandenburg. barely 20 milea from Groater Berlin. The electritying crossing ot the Berlin Reports General Nazi Vigor we poasess, to a successful Zlbe, last big river barrier before Withdrawal Along Danube the devantated capital, came with such speed that Supreme Head- guarters was aneble to eanfirm it. apokesman, aaid that headquar- the implications of Mr. Of Supply To Besieged Roosevelt's passing, Truman issued Vienna To Nortih. this one-aentence statement: The world may be sure that we will prosecute the war on both fronts, East and West, with all the at 4:35 p. m. (Eastern War Time) of a cerebral hemorrhage. He was Warm Springs, was 63 years old, conclusion." ASKS CABINET TO STAY ON. A short time earller Truman had announced that the United Nations London, April 12-(API-Russian conference would open as sched- Chief Executive. Mr. Roosevelt's last words were: "I have a terrific headnche." The President oke them to Toward Berchtesgaden. the foundation. Miss Louise Hackmeister, veteran Comdr. Haroid Bruenn. Naval physi- White Houte Chief tetephone oper- atar, could hardly tak in her ex- The funeral will ba in the White eitement to round up those who was completely out of touch armored forces, winning a ble tenk uled on April 25 to draft a plan for a world organization. Thun Truuman acted immediately Ninth Army epencheads. NSATION IS AWAITED. The U. S. Pirat and Third Armies, cut the AustrianCApitalaat life Winining the war and aceking a last battle on historic Napoleonic bat- tleftelds north Vienna roniga 29 ury out the twin objectives of sian. their leng gains, were in a lines to the north and left only a kout, but a field report NOusible that one of aeven-mile escape gap as other Early told reporters that the new Ing peace. White House Secretary Stephen House East Room in Washington day Bux had to be Informed Tears and guivering voices ac PhorMN. Y., Sunday. SITTING FOR The body will not lie William D. Hassett, esidential President Roosevelt's death today Secretary, said that Mr. Roosevelt's carrled on gn American tradition body would be taken from Warm Springs at 9 a. m. Friday (Eastern that President's elected at 20-year War Time) for the approximately intervals die In office. 22-hour trip to Waahington. Mr. Roosevelt was posing for aketches by an artist and was sit- ting in front of a firepace in the Little White House atop Pine Moun tain when the attack atruck him. h Leipzig by today. Boviet troops invaded Southern President "wants to say that it will be his effort to carry on as he balieves the President would have While Ruslan river gunboats done, and to that end he has asked rIST. te. EVERY 20 YEARS? New York, April 20-(AP- e reported 23 to 24 Moravia. he city with nothing bem. of the security black- landed marines in the rear of the the Cabinet to stay on with him." he news thst the First German remnants holding out in ond Armored Dlviston the blazing city, Soviet tommy- White House. Flags on embassies ed off a 28-mile gain on gunners in bitter house-to-house t's north flank and had flghting captured 60 blocks on the more than two miles be-enemys island of reaistance bewho summoned Mr. Truman trom ingerhausen, 84 lles south-tween the Danube River and ita his Capitol office to the White Berlin. FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT Crowds stood silently outside the and other public buildings dipped to half statt. It was Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt The list ineludes: 1840-William Henry Harrison. 1860-Abraham Lincoin. 1880-James A. Garfield. 1900-Wlliam McKinley. 1920 Warren G. Harding. 1940-Franklin D. Roosevelt. House and told him her husband was dead. STONE ADMINISTERS OATHL While waiting she sent messages This to the four Roosevelt sons in the eanal Berlin meanwhile reported Fadvances of these two power- rmies, bidding for a quiek de-general Nazi withdrawal along the eiaton in the war in Earope by Danube Valley west of Vienna to belking a dle-hard stand in South-ard Hitler's Bavarian mountain n Germany, were expeeted to be tortress at Berchtesgaden, Western Front sensutions once thea not confirmed by Moscow's armett forces James, EIliott, This photo of President Roosevelt, smiling, was made as he delivered an addreas at the biackout is Hfted. Bruenn described it as a massive cerebral hemorrhage. The President's N---- valet, Ar- thur Prettyman, and R messboy carried him to hia bed- othy Brady, presidential stenog Miss Tully, Mra. Allce Wineger, Filipino Hassett's seeretary, and Mrs Dor Aanociated Preas Wirephoto. Franklin Jr, and John-telling White House during the 1944 presidential campaign. nightly war bulletin. He did not regain con- rapher, sat tense on a safa as Has- room. South of Vienna, however, moun- them of their father's passing. He slept away thie afternoon, she CZECH LINE: 40 MILES, Three tank eolumns of the U 8. tain fighters of Marnhal Feodor I. hied Army ripped beyand the Tolbukhin's Third Ukrainian Army told them. He did his job to the Agrt of Germany in dashes of more battled into the Austrian Alos and end, as he would want to do. Blean than 16 miles and were 129 miles eRptured more than 40 places on you all and sil our love, 8be signed from the Russian hnes, 40 miles the roads to Graz, Austria's second it Mother. from the Ctech border and 100 city, miles from Berlin, The Ninth Army Was 115 miies from the Ruasian vealed that Marshal Rodion Y. Harlan Fiske Stone amid epochal lanes, Plane Takes First Lady To Warm Springs; Funeral To Be In White House, Saturday sciousnens, Bruenn aaid that he sett gave the news. đied without pain. Mr. Roonevelt, in the third month 8prings March 30. He had been un- of his fourth term as Preaident, derweight and his doctors wanted eame to Warm Springs three weeks him to take it easy to see if he ago to rest. PHYSICIAN'S STATEMENT. The death removed from World Mr. Rooseveit arrived at Warm The 61-year-eld Vice President Northeast of Vienna, Mosoow re- took the oath froổm Chlef Justice could not regain the poundage at which he felt comfortable. Rumors had been heard through- April 12-CAP)-Early, who en December 7, 1941, autside the railing of ite Councila one of the Big Three out the last few days that the Ukrainian world events-at a time when Nani Washington, The Third Army overwhalmed Army bad erosnnd the Moravinn Germany is tottering and the Allies Mrs Franklin D. Rootevelt, Jeft ave L world the news of the House groupda They questioned Roosevelt, Stalin and Churchill- President was not picking up As Wetmar, birthpince of the German frentier and Invaded that last ara getting rendy to throw their the WWhite House tonight for the Fearl Harbor attack that plunged guarda through the fence, without who worked together to win the m irch as hla doctors would Rave hpublle in 1919 The irat Army, fravellng eset st German Wehrmucht by capturing CALLS ON MRS. ROOSEVELT. band's side. a ete of 30 to 40 miles a day, had the willage of Radejov. pieked up s w bateh ef esmp fallowera-iberatad Ransien siave Inborers whe turned around and dreva within two miles southeast than any other began walkins est, hellevie they of the great rail center of Hodinin pRoosevelt bad peenided ever mowould not he announced enuld get home quieker that way, Germany appeared in her final uahing Soviet spnarheads were visers bours of organited realatance in miles southeart of the great Ahe west an wll Allhed armies eutwar production center of Bruennduetion ceremy, Preatdent and and his preas secretary, Stephen en. loose Even Pasl Joseph GoebbelsBroo). No. 1 Nast prepagandiat, declared nemily in his weekly newapaperrew 300.000 infantrymen and dentiat quarters to speak with Mre neral in the East Roes of the that the war "cannot lest much twg meterized corps lnto battle Roosevelt, whn wa leaving to fly White Houe Saturday fonger in my epinion." The U. 8. Neventh Army, Jatming to elose an iron ring around the 30 m. they left by a rear en-serve three tarms President- In the drive tn eut Gemeny in capital Arter s heavy tank bat-trance and motered to their apart-anly to die in the thind menth of elf. amashed eastward to within Smiles eperhigway, moet impsrtant th th Gman ad Hak, endxy and railvend by taking the appreseting Bamberg a0 miies d snd rall Junetion of E potice threw a cerdon around the that his greatert evthwest ot the ad stee et ine, five mttes orth af Vienna spasrtment buflding and visltors to trn to hia Hyd Pa home br oernherg. The Bevsatb Meaweinfurt, a ilbeartng wnunne Malinevsky's troige dreve rd, wee rejeted eapt ne fa raring eenter of 000 poputa tie. Farther to the seuthwest the nerthwat ef Vienna W hewalaes SRch Pirst Army seied the black elfies of Haden Bsden and hgRWay and rallroed to Pragos enrrider tatt Malinovsky's Second sorrowfal night to ber dend hus-thia country into war. succeas. The lowering of the flag War and established plans for keep- iked. Mr. Roosevelt received reporters great war arsenal of the tottering ful strength at Japan. The White House called the three atop the White House to baif staff ing the peace. Truman likewise has of Serglo Osmmena, President of the Dr. Bruena said that he saw the Phitippine Common wealth, told of when death President this marning and he was his destre to grant full independ- ade the electrifying Announce-came st 43s B.m. (Wnhinetan in excellent spirits at 9:30 a. mance to the isianda by autums The scene was Che cabinet room The Army provided an airplane major news seryices at 5:45 p. m.attracted acores ot other pararaby streased the need for international last Thuraday and, is the presence cooperation Capturing 30 towns and villages in the exeeutive effices of the for the journey to Warm Springs Eastern War Time, on a conference late in the afternoon. Che area, Malinovaky's men white House, where for more years but aaid that for reasos of per- call. There was a long pause. Two physicians were at the President Me. aonal safety the takeett ume Then Early came on the wire and President'a bedaide "At one o'clock," Bruenn added. OUTLINED POSTWAR PLANS, His volee sounded fairly Time). They were identifled by Going with Mrs Rooseveit en the ment. trip were Adm Roat Melntyre, the ca lm and meaxured. but he ohvious Adns. Roas T. Melntyre, the Prei "he WRA aitting in a chair while by taking Katov where the on-mentous meetings of his key ad- The President also outlined am- After the brief and solema in-ate President's persotal phyeician, lv was Jabaring under intanae emo-l dent's personal phynician, a Dr.aketches were being made ot him bitious postwar plans for American James Paullin of Atlanta and Dr.by an artint. He auddenly com- particlpation in the Western Pa Howard Bruen, a Navy commander plained of a very severe oecipital cifie to prevent Japanana aggres Hia first worda were: "Here is a flash. The Predideat died muddenly this the Prenident. atternoon- There waz a sudden flurry among came to him like a bolt from alihe enlande had atartod. Na listenere Tou mean Preaident Ronsevelt Springs this Mea. TrumaR Want from the Cab-Eaely. North ef Vienna, Malinovaky tnet Room to the White House res- slon in the future. He said that "Within a very tew minutes he the United Statea and the other lost conacioiuenean. He was seon by United Nations munt accept trus The capital prepand for a to- ho was at Warm Springs with lheadache (back of the head). Dr. McIntyre aaid that the news t 1 30 0. m 15 minutes after teeshipn aver Japanese-mandated Lalande, hutld hew naval and air "He did not regain conselouaneas basen and help the PhilippineN re bulld scanomically aiter the Com The only ether persona present monwealth beconna a self-govera en the Marchfeld Plain in a drive to Warm 8prings. Shortly after The boriat of the only man to elear sky. He had talked n Warm morning President was all right at that थ ক and he died at a:35 p. m. tle Melinevaky's troeps ewept ment en Conneeticut Avenue in ate fourth lermis te be at Hyte meone shoutad over the bne. of the Munich Berlineres the Vienns-Braenn high-Northweet Washlngton Park, N Y. Last year, Mrtoee "Ot eeure" arly repiied There time. 4sly one President Aisbough interzupted sveralmoreing." Melatyre iald repertere e of the Pieidents alteedantewere to bate bean withhe Por There was no spprehenalow thisor, White House pharsaciat who in the cottage were Comdr. Gearge ing nation Beeret eervice een and district Beporta of the aews conterence Melatyre tuia this angnce Hansett, Miss Grace Tully, coaf-seeuriky reasees entil the President of dential seeretaryi and two euusins, cetuvned to Washington Miax Lecura Delano and Mina Ma garet okler. Hpionn aaia that be alled Vice Wars Springs undan et polia waila 000 trogn ware e Trunns aulte were barred. Al etident eath was as cled "eota foe the atory 1 bave ao atatement he ajevents plained The Presideat had not been ta the President's fatal illses canis the beat of hoalis fer some time, A A phona call frean Warna pringsAtiral Hon T Felsiyae, Navyite ent lwsa diselnaed tonight Len werk aa dianer for Hogo He wa tald that the Chief Execuphyaician Washington and tbat ag That wex hafure ke thegan Army capteredaprured in n Ae is Vteleghons ealla, and they were nouhend by hi tary, Btaphen The deace aeaaeement wea made in ths conter of the 1.000 sere The first ward that he Kad of withln sev ant of the Danabe tooe Mra Traan's hrothe, Wrank 58 Oklahomans Die, che President # 3.0 m. (Washington Time).urgeon eral and While Mauen heiped fnsed eere a years watch aacape drvider rens Quards pataelled he thtrd foer 4 Hundreds Are Hurt d atice of theove had fainted when baving his seintyre in tare called Dr, Jamas ving Bis fiet lerm x Governer ht eth Bertin end Moae boed was qulet tas eientraat fa the porta id that asien treepe theneg ad ered the Densbe la thia whch atd acm froe ta He 6 hours tar int As T ornadoes Strike to Beaiar Ahes Barioay ef be phened Dr. Pauilia, wbe made rdieine practiiones and hanerarY Bora Coart, Mys Roserait dis Portrait painted. n was then that Paulte et Atianta an internaliot New Yotk The annauneemant was distated eky, the Deanenatie lnader hiah-apeed trip from AtIania to sant to the Navy Bergaon to eprtere is white cottege 4FO zed ciay road trom the Adminiatistien Butiding ef the THE WEATHER n to eut ever thee Benk Okistema Cis oxla, Apr that the Prealdant lad bad aa taate the Goargis resat. wwww.ar food reentiy Gcatnal HOW NEWS SPREAD API AL lest Ahingten, April 17-(API Thowery and seattered thun harn met quie a ware Ty Clesne and eneler Fridey rat aturdlay ratr and easler kentarky Rarma, enntinned warh Piday eturdy fair and eenlar Greater Cincinnati Casualties s dad Barkiey exi4 emed that r Mouesse aket thia and bag Prayers Are Offered Peubla wat present whas BrunonFoundation where Hassett and fowe By Truman's Mother a le cegtera of the thres iad 0s Pege 18, Ceiona 4 Nett gas arwamn the Dast IN THE ENQUIRER A he alatemest of the ee al arng gard and sMis KILLED IN #CTION Beattered ihUader AHANEY, bt 16 Danlal & J9 Nate Mighwy, Furs PRISONERS OF GEKMANS MANLEY Pte. 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