[Newspapers/WWII/Hindenberg]. 4 Titles (19 Issues). Folio. Average condition is good, mostly marginal tears. In general, no interior newspaper sections are present; only the front page of any given issue has been examined, although some or all of the other leaves in the front page section are present as well. Sold with all faults. ++ WINCHESTER EVENING STAR. May 7, 1937. Front page, upper left has: “30 Perish as Great Air Liner Bursts Into Flames: Static or Engine Spark May Have Sent Hindenburg Down in Flame As She Was Nearly Grounded in Jersey.” Chipping at top center of front page (affecting part of the “r” in “Winchester.”). ++ THE EVENING STAR. Mar. 6, 1953. Front page has several stories encompassed by main headline: “Stalin’s Body Seen by Soviet Throngs.” 1st story on front page's 2nd-3rd columns: “U. S. Weighs Propaganda Line To Use During Red Transition: Experts Debate Plan of ‘Watchful Waiting’ Or All-Out Attempt to Create Confusion.” ++ PM DAILY. Oct. 29, 1941. Front page of the tabloid advertises the story “Has Russia’s Scorched Earth Strategy Worked?” ++ THE STARS AND STRIPES: Daily Newspaper of the U. S. Armed Forces in the European Theater of Operations. 16 Issues (including some duplicates). Mostly 1945. Each features the expected WWII coverage. A minority of the issues are more worn. 1 may lack its front page. Stars and Strips occasionally has more significant wear, some are chipped. Headlines include: ++ “2 Columns Complete Encirclement of Berlin: Fighting Rages Within Capital.” ++ “Soviets Fighting 10 Mi. Insde Berlin: 2 Armies Flank Capital, Gain Elbe Near Dresden.” ++ “2 Soviet Columns Join In Center Of Berlin.” “It’s Official Now: Truman Makes Victory Speech.” “B29s Pound Japan in Greatest Assault; Truman Urges Vigilant United Nations: 10 Factories Attacked by 9450 Planes.”