... Grave For Patton General George S. Patton, famous commander of the U.S. Third Army, died in hospital at Heidelberg last night—l 2 days after he had suffered spinal in- Juries in a collision between his car and a lorry near Mannheim. ; Mrs_ Patton, who flew ...

... With His Men PATTON LAID TO REST General Patton, picturesque commander of the U.S. Third Army during the Allied campaign that smashed the Germans, was buried to-day in a simple military grave in the American cemetery at Hamm. The burial ground is situated ...

... defying public O%iniou, General Eisenhower save atton charge of the Third Army in the Normandy break-throu%h of August 1944, Patton began boldly by dashing his armour columns straight to the nnes. His thrusts from there into the heart of the Reich made history ...

... anl lilies, Now General Patton sleeps among the men he led. Simple John Przywara li?s in the grave on one. side of him, and Wayne Dexter on the other. Albert Williamg and Steve Stamafio flank them. 3 After the ceremony Mrs Patton placed a wreath of camellias ...

... A GREAT FIGHTER General Patton, who was 60, will always be remembered for his swift drive across France in the summer of 1944, In command of the American Third Army he had to his credit some of %’he most spectacular successes of the Western Front campaign ...

... M‘Glashan, and K. Runcie. BOROUGI?&UIR F.P. — C. Cochrane; A. CaithnesS, T. Donaldson, P. Rae, and J. Allan; A. Downie and R. Patton; J. Baxter, T. Chalmers, J. M‘Kendrick, J. Saunders, A. Mackie, J. Kay, T. Watson, and J. Currie. EDINBURGH ACADS.-WANDERERS—R ...

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