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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1946

Page

16

Army Denies Pacific Coast Jap Landing

San Francisco based Sixth Army rejected claims by Kenneth Hammaker that Japanese forces landed on the U S Pacific coast in November 1943. Hammaker cited an army source but the army said no hostile forces landed and suggested the reports referred to Western Defense Command maneuvers with troops in disguise.

San Francisco INS Pacific Sixth Army Kenneth Hammaker OCD Stockton Calif Hammaker California Western Defense Command Marin County San Francisco Presidio United States Army

Coast War Maneuver Used Realistic Ocean Defense Drill

Police and civilian defense personnel cooperated in maneuvers described as entirely realistic. Shortwave listeners may have heard radio messages from defenders showing raider movements. Hammaker, ex Sacramento newspaperman, spoke at a 400-person San Joaquin county Young Democrats dinner about the staged landing to illustrate Pacific coast vulnerability during the war. he has resigned as OPA director for northern California and seeks a Congress seat in California's third district.

Hammaker Sacramento San Joaquin County Young Democrats Club Pacific Coast OPA California Congress

Coalition Party Defeats Pendergast in Kansas City Mayoral Race

In Kansas City the Coalition Party, formed six years ago to challenge the T. J. Pendergast machine, won its fourth election. Mayor-elect William E. Kemp defeated Robert K. Ryland by 63,756 to 51,896 as Tuesday’s voting concluded.

Kansas City T. J. Pendergast Democratic William E. Kemp Robert K. Ryland Pendergast

Vargas Sues Esquire Over Varga Girl Credit Infringement

Alberto Vargas filed his second federal lawsuit against Esquire demanding damages of 200000 for an April issue image titled Esquire Girl instead of Varga Girl and for lacking a credit line. He seeks an injunction to stop Esquire from using twenty additional Vargas pictures.

Chicago Alberto Vargas Esquire Magazine Vargas Esquire

Lawsuit Claims Esquire Owes Vargas Fifty Thousand

Vargas sues Esquire Inc for 50 000 alleging sketches delivered to the magazine and seeks contract voidance on grounds promises made by David Smart, president of Esquire Inc, violated terms. The suit was filed February 11.

Vargas Esquire David Smart Esquire, Inc

Rail arbitration boards finish hearings on wage demands

In Chicago testimony ended Tuesday as two arbitration boards studied wage demands from 18 railroad brotherhoods and unions against 134 class one railroads. They held joint hearings and planned to report a decision within a week. One board addressed operating employees and the other non operating workers.

Chicago

Govt Breaking Faith with Vets, Stelle Charges

Detroit AP John Stelle national commander of the American Legion says the federal government is increasingly breaking faith with veterans. In a WJR Detroit radio address he cites disposal of surplus property and alleges deals off the bottom of the deck, claiming veterans get the deuces while others profit.

Detroit John Stelle American Legion Stelle WJR

Veteran’s war material access limited despite priority claim

The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports that a veteran could buy only one ninth of war materials released, despite alleged priority claimed by the veteran. A Legion official comments on the disparity in access to supplies.

THE Cedar Rapids Legion

Detroit Expected to Top 40,000 Civilian Vehicles This Week

DETROIT production of peacetime cars and trucks likely will exceed 40,000 units this week marking the first civilian output above that level since February 1942 when war halted civilian manufacture. Last week's output, according to AP, rose toward that threshold.

Detroit

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