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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1946

Page

4

FBI Reveals How Wartime Fifth Column Was Smashed

The FBI disclosed how wartime fifth column activity was dismantled after Pearl Harbor. From Jan 8 1942 to now agents recovered over 306000 rounds of ammunition 4626 firearms and related items 2340 sticks of dynamite and 3700 plus explosive components. Over 3200 shortwave radios and 4200 cameras plus maps and navigational data were seized from enemy aliens and sympathizers. Since 1942 the agency has searched nearly 25881 homes and businesses and arrested 16062 enemy aliens including 7043 Germans and 5428 Japanese.

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Repatriation Plea for Japanese From Red Area

Civilians in Tokyo pressed Allied HQ for speedy repatriation of 2,640,000 Japanese from Russian-occupied areas. Headquarters said the issue rests with Soviet consideration, though Gen. MacArthur showed sympathy. Japan has repeatedly asked Washington for Allied aid in repatriation from Manchuria north Korea the Kuriles and southern Sakhalin. No reply from Washington.

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Metal Home Furniture Pegged at 42 Prices

Washington OPA announced metal household furniture will return to March 1942 price levels. Effective February 25 1942 manufacturers gain a 5 percent reconversion increase over 1941 prices, but wholesalers and retailers must absorb it. The agency will monitor production and may require adjustments to keep pre war price mix.

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