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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1945

Page

10

Allies Map Postwar Terms For Germany And Japan

The United States Britain Russia and France outline unconditional surrender terms for Germany including return to pre war borders, disarmament, and control of industry by Allied leaders. They warn Japan may face similar restrictions while noting postwar hardships will come from destruction and lost manpower. Leaders urge peacetime training for Americans and discuss Missouri Valley Authority proposals and wartime surplus sirens for peacetime use.

Europe Germany Grew State Department

B-29s Strike Kobe In Major Firebombing Raid

Approximately 450 Superfortresses attacked Kobe amid snow and fog spending an hour setting the industrial center ablaze with 3,000 tons of incendiaries. Eight B-29s missing, Japanese interceptors fought back as smoke rose over railways, steel works, docks, and ships. Pilots described the fire damage as excellent and comparable to Yokohama’s May strike, with reports of widespread blazes in Kobe and neighboring towns.

Guam Kobe 20Th Air Force Washington Wether Janun Yokohama Nippon Japan Tokyo Mikagemachi Ashiya Domei Emmmunique Joe’ Carroll Jacksonville Fla R. S. Combs Miles City Mont

Two Destroyers Lost at Okinawa in War Casualties

The Navy reported the destroyers Morrison and Luce sunk off Okinawa with heavy casualties. Each ship carried over 200 crew, raising total naval losses to 313 since the war began. Commanding officers Comdr Jacob W. Waterhouse of the Luce and Comdr James Richard Hansen of the Morrison survived. next of kin have been notified.

Washington Navy Morrison Luce Okinawa Jacob W. Waterhouse James Richard Hansen

Navy Seaman Carl E Poole Missing in South Pacific

Cedar Rapids Navy fireman Carl Edward Poole 29 is missing in action in the South Pacific. A former Wilson and Company employee, he enlisted April 10 1944, trained at Farragut and Great Lakes, and has been overseas since January 12. He is survived by wife and son Lanny, mother Essie Poole, a Cedar Rapids softball state champion, and a brother Staff Sgt Charles H Poole stationed in Paris.

Sfc Carl Edward Poole South Pacific Naval Department Lanny Tenth Street Essie Poole Tenth Avenue Wilson and Company Poole Farragut Idaho Great Lakes Wilson Cedar Rapids Charles H.poole Paris France

Legion Urges Training Plan Passage Now

The American Legion urged immediate enactment of a peacetime draft as the most efficient way to secure national defense. John Thomas Taylor testified that universal military training would promote lasting peace and global responsibility, while clarifying the plan would keep youths in civilian status during the year. The Veterans of Foreign Wars proposed a home-based program with two weeks of summer reserve camp, while the Legion backed one year of continuous service. Omar B. Ketchum of the VFW testified in opposition.

Washington American Legion John Thomas Taylor Legion America Taylor House Veterans of Foreign Wars V.F.W Omar B. Ketchum

Churchill rejects De Gaulle charge on Syria Levant dispute

Prime Minister Churchill disputed Gen de Gaulle's claim that Britain stirred Levant unrest and said Britain would withdraw troops once a France Levant treaty is reached. He stressed no British ambitions in the Levant, urged US France talks, and noted a miscue in communications with De Gaulle.

London Churchill Gen de Gaulle Syria Britain France Levant United States Beyrouth Middle East de Gaulle Eden Beynet

France to propose Big Five talks on Middle East

Paris AP reports the French government decided on Tuesday to formally propose a Big Five conference to address the entire Middle East problem.

Paris Middle East

De Gaulle’s Fire Power Parley Proposal Questioned

De Gaulle proposed a fire power parley with Russia and China to join. Churchill told the Commons such a plan would cause great delay and require careful consideration on many grounds.

de Gaulle Russia China Churchill Commons

Chinese Capture Siapu in East China Offensive

CHUNGKING AP Chinese forces completed a 100 mile belt recovery on the East China coast and seized Siapu. Siapu is the eighth strategic port reclaimed in the Foochow offensive started three weeks ago. Japanese defenders fled by sea as a relief force arrived. The dispatch noted a two pronged push in Kwangtung behind the Hongkong coast.

Chungking East China Siapu Foochow Kwangtung Hongkong

Nimitz Praises Buckner For Okinawa Campaign Success

Admiral Nimitz issued a congratulatory message to Lt. Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner praising the 10th army for exploiting the destruction of enemy forces and the main defensive position on Okinawa. He commended Buckner and his corps and division commanders with the words well done.

Guam Nimitz Simon Bolivar Buckner 10Th Army Okinawa

Pacific clemency grant sent to Pacific for combat

The judge advocate general's office said 115 American soldiers granted clemency in black market trials last winter would be sent to the Pacific for early combat. The move aims to deploy these service members to active front line duties in the Pacific theater.

Paris Judge Advocate General's Office Pacific

Okinawa Fall Near Yanks Take Most of Naha Airfield

The 10th Army seized most of Naha airfield and pressed into southern Okinawa. Marines of the Fourth Regiment overran the airfield early Monday as Sixth Marines built a bridge to the peninsula. By Tuesday virtually all field was American held, with heavy enemy resistance fading. Thousands of Japanese civilians were captured and some troops fled by sea or died by their own action. The Chinen peninsula was largely cleared, opening a prime naval anchorage at Nakagusuku Bay.

Guam 10Th Naha Okinawa Oraku Peninsula Chinen Peninsula Nakagusuku Bay Ryukyu Island Tokyo

Nearly All U S Prisoners Safe From War Zone Return

Paris AP report from the provost marshal's office in the European theater states nearly all American prisoners have been recovered. About 89,776 are enroute home or awaiting transportation, with roughly 64,000 shipped. Lt. Col. W P Schweitzer says most of the rest are processed and expect to be enroute home before month’s end.

Paris United States W. P. Schweitzer

Forecast of cool, cloudy weather for Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids and vicinity remain cloudy and cool tonight and Wednesday with occasional light showers possible on Wednesday. Temperatures trail the week with Monday’s high near 66 and lows around mid 40s, while rainfall reports show light totals across western Iowa.

Cedar Rapids Cedar Chambers Inwood Onawa Popely

Four Powers Meet In Berlin Form Allied Reich Government

The United States Britain Russia and France outline a four power council to rule Germany after unconditional surrender. Eisenhower Montgomery and de Lattre de Tassigny head the allied delegations as Berlin begins joint control with zones dedicated to each power. The plan details a unified authority over Germany while preserving zone autonomy and a future long term policy framework.

Washington United States Britain Raws France Custorol Berlin London Moscow Paris Reich Germany G. K. Zhukov Dwight D Eisenhower Sir Bernard Montgomery Jean de Lattre de Tassigny Russia Berlin Council Austria Allied Council Eisenhower Greater Berlin Control Council

Buildup for Allied-Soviet War Reds rhetoric

Red Star reports a sharp buildup in Allied Soviet war preparations with warnings against antiwar propaganda. The article cites American papers such as Newsday New York Daily News and Chicago Tribune, notes threats to counter peace campaigns, and mentions U S politicians urging action to halt rumors.

Moscow Biossa Army Hand Star Tasias Press Promise Red Star Spevitrad Readioics i. Said Ius News Aed Yer’ Ag Ua Suez Chicago Tribune New York Daily News Ayaskis Alicia Acy Ted Ta United Stats Rev Star Red Star

Radio Denies Reparty Quotas in Seaside Broadcast

London report says officials deny reparty quotas amid claims tied to Russian occupation. Tass agency quoted Fay saying allegations are a slanderous fabrication with alleged liquidation of German professionals. Senator Brewster represented Mariella in reacting to the charge.

London Tre Mies Ats Sen. Brewster R+Mariella Harvio Germany Tass Saad Fay

Swiss Press Faces Bias Charge Amid War Talks

AP report from Basel notes Swink Ratual Democratic paper accusing Swveria of influenced coverage by a "ye Faecut bias." It cites editorials praising Soviet talks and critiques Labour party stance toward Soviets in Switzerland.

Bern Nating+ Zeitung Basel Bar Swvneriaad 5 Russia Switzerland

Secretice of Commerce Wallace condemns enemies of peace

Wallace denounces saboteurs of wartime unity at a 3500 crowd gathering night. He receives the Peace Award for advancing greener policies and global harmony. He argues U S Soviet tensions can be eased by adopting Roosevelt era amity with the Soviet Union.

New York Commerce United States Soviet Russa Wallace Dramania Russa Gy Io Preston Roosevelt

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