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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1945

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Greek-American Cedar Rapids to donate Red Cross receipts

Cedar Rapids Greek-American merchants will donate their full Wednesday receipts on March 7 to the Red Cross, with nine others giving substantial donations. The effort, backed by local Greek organizations and churches, involves many shops and eateries listing contributing establishments and those donating partially.

Cedar Rapids Red Cross Aesman Greece Butterfly Cafe Capitol Coney Island Diana Food Shop Fourth Avenue Lunch Harmony Cafeteria Lafayette Cafe Mack's Lunch Nick's Tavern Sanitary Coney Island Taft Grill Third Avenue Virginia Second Avenue John E. Lopes Goodyear Independent Cedar Rapids Shoe Shine Marcos Shoe Paul's First Avenue Coney Island G. and T. Coney Island Hamburger King Ideal Coney Island John's Cleaner

Manila Reclaims Status as Pearl of the Orient

Manila, the Philippines capital, is again a symbol of resilience three years after occupation. veteran Manila newspaperman David Brent describes crowds renewing life along wrecked streets as President Osmena travels by jeep with a small staff, signaling government, law, and justice returning.

San Francisco INS Manila The Philippines David Brent Brent G.I. Joe Sergio Osmena Law and Justice

Batt Doubts Arms Transfer From Europe to Pacific

William L. Batt, WPB vice chairman, said transferring most American materiels from Europe to the Pacific after Germany surrenders is simply not practicable. He argued U S forces in Europe will need to be re equipped for the war against Japan, contrasting with other officials statements.

Europe New York William L. Batt WPB Washington Pacific Germany Batt New York Rotary Club United States Army Air Force Japan

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