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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1944
Page
11
Washington dispatch notes Moscow signaling a possible Soviet role in the Pacific phase of World War II. An official embass y bulletin quotes Col. A Galin outlining foreign policy aims and denouncing imperialist aggression while discussing unity with peace loving states.
The Soviet Union for the first time since entering the war brands Japan as an aggressor and signals momentum in the Pacific conflict. Col. Ivan Tolchenoff cited 1939 clashes on the Mongolian border as support, drawing diplomat attention to Moscow emphasis on the western Allied war effort.
Washington AP reports no delay for Christmas cards to soldiers overseas. Cards must be mailed at once and placed in sealed envelopes to ensure delivery before the holidays.
Probate No. 17747 announces the appointment of Mrs. Carl L. Ditch as Administratrix for the estate of Dean Clark in Linn County Iowa. Creditors and all persons having claims against the estate are asked to present them to attorney Tobin Tobin and Tobin, for review in the district court.
London AP reports Minister of Labor Ernest Bevin announced a plan to relax manpower controls between Germany's defeat and Japan’s end. The conscription age for the war against Japan will drop from 35 to a range of 18 to 27 as soon as Europe is defeated, with broader inclusion in industry mobilization.
The official publication Labor editorially defends Secretary of Labor Perkins, stating she has tried to safeguard the interests of workers.
Four people were burned to death early Friday when a combined furniture store and apartment house in Memphis burned down. The blaze left no survivors among the residents and the cause was under investigation by local authorities.
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