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Three months after Vienna's capture by the Red Army, Russian officers for the first time permitted Allied correspondents into Austria's capital last week. A token force of U.S. and British troops arrived just before. Among the newsmen were TIME Correspondents Tom Durrance and William Walton, and LIFE Photographer John Phillips. Shortly after their arrival, Durrance and Phillips were arrested by the Russians.. They did not like Photographer Phillips snapping scenes that might show the Russians in a bad light. In a short time the two Americans were released...
...Walton reported his first impressions of Vienna...
Into the Drake's pink Walton Room trooped 90 glowing Chicago Tribune men and their ladies. At an estimated $50 a head-for food, drink and a $3,200 silver service-they came to honor the boss, Publisher Robert Rutherford McCormick. Two days later at the Palmer House, some 1,500 carefully selected citizens (including ten Negroes) gathered for speeches praising McCormick, a speech by McCormick and a free meal...
...located just a few miles from the Russians and my own observation concurs with that of your William Walton. They are our friends; we are their comrades. I'm glad Walton took pen in hand and I hope the home folks read his account and digest it well...
...Class of 1944: Richard Walton Allen Aspen, Gordon Mervin Browne, Jr., James Frank Dickason, Jr., and Robert Howard Weinstein. Cum Laude: John Thomas Axon and Myrton Freeman Beeler. Magna cum Laude: Henry Arthur Frey...