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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1946

Page

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Reds Protest Widened Jap Fishing Area

A formal Soviet protest against extending Japanese fishing grounds toward Siberia was made public. The letter, read to the U S council, questions fleet size and funding and cites food shortages and prewar yield estimates as factors for US concern. The discussion followed Japan’s permission to reach Kamchatka waters and near the Marshall Islands.

Tokyo INS Siberia Kuz Coun Derevyanko George Atcheson Gen. MacArthur Kamchatka Peninsula Marshall Islands Far Eastern Commission Atcheson United States Japan

Autoist Blamed For Bus Tragedy Near Spokane

Seattle AP reports survivors blame an unidentified motorist for a Snoqualmie crash that killed eight members of the Spokane club in the Western International League. Levi McCormack, 33, Spokane, is named in dispatches as among the victims.

Seattle Spokane Western International Baseball League Snoqalmie Wash Levi McCormack

Grocers Urged To Defend U S Business System

In Chicago Rep Charles Halleck urged grocers to defend the free competitive system against government controls. He told the National Association of Retail Grocers to show customers the value of free enterprise. Purdue University and Bursley and Co. coordinate a study on reducing loss and handling costs in food packing and distribution across 11 stores.

Chicago Charles A. Halleck R-Ind National Association of Retail Grocers

Chicago study outlines phases of consumer markets

A two year AP study tracks economic phases in consumer markets focusing on shifts in demand, pricing trends, and market cycles. Analysts examine labor costs, inflation, and purchasing patterns to map evolving consumer behavior across sectors.

Chicago

Notice of Administrator Appointment in Linn County Iowa

Notice in the state of Iowa Linn County announces appointment of an administrator for the estate of W. Sides. The appointed administrator is Wm M. Johnston attorney to lodge claims by June 4. Creditors must file authenticated claims with Linn County Iowa court.

State of Iowa Linn County Is County Sidesheims

Jap Tells of Revolutionary Plot in 1931

Konosuke Shiraizu a Japanese businessman testified at the Tokyo war crimes trial that he joined a revolutionary plot on March 19 1931 with defendants Shumei Okawa and Hashimoto. He said the plan aimed to overthrow the government and that he contributed 20000 yen to the revolution fund and received 300 bombs for attacks on the Japanese diet.

Tokyo INS Konosuke Shiraizu Shumei Okawa Hashimoto Okawa Togugawa House of Peers MacArthur Koiso Tojo Shimizu Toyugawa

Plot to seize government and Manchurian pretext revealed

Witnesses testified about a 1931 coup plot tied to Okawa and Ita gaki involving the Jimmu Kai ultranationalist group. Shimizu claimed the military clique backed out, and Marquis Togugawa said Koiso urged abandoning the plan. The testimony touched on bombs meant to create a stir outside the diet and anti white rhetoric.

Shimizu Okawa Hideki Tojo Mukden Manchuria Iieshiro Itagaki Asia

Johansen Husband of Kirsten Flagstad Dies in Oslo

Henry Johansen husband of Norwegian soprano Kirsten Flagstad died Tuesday in a state hospital in Oslo. The longtime spouse of the famed singer passed away after a period of illness.

Oslo Norway Henry Johansen Kirsten Flagstad

Chief of Criminal Police Announces Death Linked to Nazi Collaboration

The acting head of criminal police said on Wednesday that the person died of a probable pulmonary cancer. At the time of death, Johansen remained under arrest on charges of economic collaboration with the Nazis during Norway's occupation.

Criminal Police Johansen Norway

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