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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1946
Page
3
Hiroshima plans a five year revival with a 70 million yen new city around the ruined Museum of Industrial Art dome. Mayor Kihara notes about 172000 residents and 5000 monthly growth while hundreds of wooden houses rise and concrete rebuilds begin.
The Wideen of Rapids Bottling Company is organized under Iowa law with principal offices in Cedar Rapids. It will engage in bottling soft drinks and related operations, acquiring equipment, real estate, and financing. Authorized capital stock is 100,500 shares of $100 par value. Board of Directors to govern, minimum two, maximum three, with initial interim board listed. The first annual stockholders meeting is set for January 1947.
The former Chamber of Commerce headquarters stands 300 yards from the blast center as other small painted wooden theaters prosper. The Watch on the Rhine screens while souvenir shops advertise Welcome occupation. Charred trees and rubble mark the fiery imprint across streets.
The United States intervened to stop the expulsion of Ruben Markham, Christian Science Monitor correspondent, after Russia moved to oust him from Romania. State Department officials said Washington instructed its government representatives to act and seek a resolution.
Representatives in Bucharest and Moscow pledge to do everything possible to obtain the expulsion decree stanza while Markham’s departure is delayed awaiting a high level decision. The Soviet command in Romania accuses Markham of a political speech predicting war between Russia and the United States, which he denies.
The Associated Press reports four ships carrying 5,135 returning veterans expected at two U S ports Tuesday. New York to receive two ships with 2,368 men and San Francisco two vessels with 2,767 personnel. Sedalia Victory and Aiken Victory also listed with 1,185 and 1,183 personnel respectively at New York, while Fremont, Cape Bon and 402 marines were due at San Francisco from Samar and Pearl Harbor.
Ronald Millar 56 longtime managing editor of Compton's Pictorial Encyclopedia and a newspaperman died Sunday in Chicago AP report notes his work shaping reference volumes and his role in journalism across several decades
In the District Court of Iowa Linn County Richard D. Screams sues Laura Jane Sorensen for divorce alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. Defendant must appear by June 26 1846 or default and decree will be entered granting plaintiff relief. Fisher and Fisher attorneys Cedar Rapids.
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