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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1946

Page

7

Byrnes Sets Up Coordination of Occupation Policy

Secretary Byrnes announced a streamlined program to coordinate American occupation policy in Germany Austria Japan and Korea under Maj. Gen. John H. Hilldring as assistant secretary of state for the occupied areas. The joint state war navy committee remains the policy body with Hilldring coordinating state department actions for all occupied regions.

Washington INS Byrnes Europe Far East State Department John H. Hilldring Hilldring War Department Joint Committee United States Joint State-War-Navy Committee Germany Austria Japan Korea State-Warnany Committee Department Far Eastern Affairs State-War-Navy Coordinating Committee Allied Control Council Far Eastern Commission Gen. MacArthur

All Royalist Greek Cabinet Is Sworn In

An all Royalist Greek cabinet under Populist Premier Constantin Tsaldaris was sworn in by Regent Archbishop Damaskinos. The 15 ministers and five undersecretaries come from the populist party with two liberals and one reformist represented. The new government follows Panagiotis Poulitsas who served only two weeks.

London INS Constantin Tsaldaris Archbishop Damaskinos Reuter Athens National Iberals Reformist Panayotis Paulitsas

Inventor Seeks $5 Fine Return With Nonstick Light

Hollywood inventor H. B. Mueller, once fined $5 for passing a stuck green light, announces a nonstick traffic light he claims will not stick. He offers the device to the city for the original fine amount.

Hollywood H. B. Mueller

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