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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1945

Page

9

Truman Shifts Tone as President Signals Tougher Stance

AP reports President Truman, after early conciliatory tactics, is beginning to speak tougher at home. He criticized Congress and urged labor and management to resolve disputes, signaling a shift while awaiting the outcome of the labor-management conference and legislative efforts on unemployment and full employment bills.

Washington Truman White House Roosevelt Congress Congressional Labor Management Conference Mr. Truman

Armistice Day Service Planned

Armistice Day memorial planned for Sunday at 11 am in the Plaza with the Hanford Legion post honor guard led by Roy Decker. Veterans of Foreign Wars and other groups will join. speeches by J F Scolaro and Stanley Bowers. Monday federal offices banks city hall and courthouse closed. schools and retail stores open normal hours with many department stores opening at noon.

Hanford Legion Post Roy Decker Veterans of Foreign Wars J. F. Scolaro American Legion Stanley Bowers

Stalin Reported Still On Caucasus Vacation

A Moscow dispatch to the London Daily Express reported Thursday that Premier Stalin remained on vacation at Sochi in the Caucasus with no public plans for return.

Stalin Caucasus London Moscow London Daily Express Sochi

Letters From The Boys Lt Greedy Posts In Yongfu Korea

Lt Johnson C. Greedy, son of Mrs. E. D. Greedy, writes from Yongfu Korea where he acts as military governor of a 900 square mile district. He describes duties to maintain order, investigate prices, curfews, evict Japanese, supervise political groups, and ensure food supplies. He notes reception by locals, meetings with officials, and cultural experiences including tea, wine, and shoe removal in homes.

Johnson C Jack” Greedy E. D. Greedy Avenue Yongju Korea Yongfu Derby Tokyo

War Photo Pool Operations End War Coverage Ends

The last chapter of wartime photo pool operations ended with the termination of pooled coverage in China Japan and the Western Pacific theater. Photographers from Associated Press Life Acme News Pictures and International News Photos provided thousands of images via a pool organized after Pearl Harbor.

New York China Japan Western Pacific Associated Press Life Magazine Acme News Pictures International News Photos World Press Pearl Harbor War and Navy Departments Europe

Gunfire To Sink Clipper Forced Down in Pacific

The $100000 Pan-American Clipper, forced down 680 miles northeast of Oahu, will be sunk by gunfire after extensive damage from seas. Twenty three people were rescued safely, and the damaged seaplane faces further sinking as waves batter the craft.

Pacific Honolulu Oahu San Pablo Nature Dean Doan

Hornet to Carry About 1000 Civilians to West Coast

Stars and Stripes reported that the carrier Hornet would depart Honolulu for the West Coast carrying about 1,000 civilian navy yard workers. The Pacific fleet PIO said no army or navy personnel in the area were qualified for discharge or available for shipment, so the civilians are being returned aboard the ship.

Honolulu Stars and Stripes Hornet West Coast Army Pacific Fleet Public Information Office Navy

Loses Trousers But Gets Prowler's Shoes

CHICAGO. Erwin Oak leaf lost one pair of trousers Wednesday but captured a thief’s shoes after a break in. He awoke to a burglar going through his pockets and chased him, tripping at the door while the intruder fled in the burglar’s shoes. Oakleaf said there was no money in the trousers.

Mr. Truman Capitol Congress Mr. Roosevelt Truman Chicago INS Erwin Oakleaf Oakleaf

Interned Jap Diplomats Soon To Be Repatriated

Bedford Springs hotel housed Hiroshi Oshima Japanese ambassador to Germany and 184 internees. An AP state department agent said the group and their staffs and families will leave Bedford the early next week. Naval officers and other Japanese arrived later.

Bedford, Pa State Department Hiroshi Oshima Germany Bedford Springs Oshima

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