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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1945

Page

5

Holy See Faces Postwar Restoration and Policy Shift

The Vatican endures visibly in Rome but adapts internally as Pope Pius XII faces social economic and political recalibration across Catholic nations. Poland's break with the Vatican and looming Eastern European changes test Vatican diplomacy and potential shifts in leadership postings while Vatican City itself grapples cost of living and supply strains.

Vatican Holy See St. Peter’s Rome Secretariat of State Pope Pius XII Poland Europe Vatican Dramacy Russia Italy Spain Germany Bulgaria Hungary Romania

Anderson on Leave To Direct Baptist Drive in Two States

The Rev. Grant F. Anderson of First Baptist Cedar Rapids will take an 18 months leave to head a 28 state World Mission Crusade campaign raising 14 million dollars for missions. He will coordinate in Nebraska and South Dakota with offices in Omaha and Sioux Falls. Mrs Anderson and their 3 year old son will stay at 2329 Hillcrest Dr SE Cedar Rapids.

Grant F. Anderson First Baptist Church Cedar Rapids Northern Baptist Convention Omaha Neb Sioux Falls S. D Anderson David I. Berger Coe College

Missing Mussolini gold cache linked to two arrests

In Vicenza, Italy, police arrested two men while seeking a buyer for 60 kilograms of gold ingots believed to be part of Mussolini's private fortune. Authorities recalled reports that a larger treasure was captured when Mussolini was trapped near Congo last spring, with the rest still missing.

Vicenza Italy Mussolini Congo

Tokyo job centers struggle to fill posts amid 600,000 unemployed

The Yomiuri reports Tokyo labor stations cannot attract enough applicants to fill available jobs despite about 600,000 unemployed in the city. This gap highlights persistent labor-market weakness and recruitment challenges in the capital.

Tokyo INS Yomiuri

B F Goodrich Promises New Tires Ahead of Pearl Harbor

The [B F Goodrich] company touts three years extra know how from 18 months before Pearl Harbor as it prepares to launch Silvertown tires. Production will begin soon in large volume for dealers, though supply may be limited for a time. Customers should care for current tires and visit nearby Goodrich dealers for problems.

B. PF. Goodrich B. F. Goodrich Silvertown B. F. Goodsich B. F. Goodrich Co Abra, O, Broadcasting Co

Eighty Eight German Scientists Arrive in U S

New York AP reports eighty eight German civilian scientists, alleged atomic bomb experts, arrived in the United States Friday aboard the troopship Argentina. The War Department kept the arrival highly secret, barring newsmen and photographers from approaching the group.

New York Army Europe Argentina War Department

Hurry-Up Trials Suggested For Nazi Leaders By James W. Gerard

Former U S envoy to Germany James W Gerard urges swift drum head courts martial for Hermann Goering Julius Streicher and other top Nazis to shape German mind with decisive justice He warns the Morgenthau plan could agrarianize Germany and that postwar divisions will cost dearly for Allied relief and tax payer patience

Germany James W. Gerard Bob Considine York INS Nuernberg Hermann Goering Julius Streicher von Ribbentrop Churchill Roosevelt Stalin

A World War II Era Outlook on Germany and Hitler

A 1945 analysis argues Germany should be kept in check with a constitutional monarchy after victory. It cautions against German radicalism, insists Hitler remain a suspect figure, and warns that a revived Nazi elite could spark another world war.

Hitler Patagonia Germany

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