Postwar plans and political clashes in 1945 era
The column surveys Allied delays in defeating Japan after Germany, notes public swings in war optimism, and critiques leadership styles and postwar planning. It comments on Dewey’s speech energizing Republicans, praises fighter politics, laments leadership dynamism over steady reason, and discusses education funding and Germany policy uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qeeeerany Hull
Germany
Morgensthau
Allies invade Albania and Dalmatian coast in broad Adriatic assault
Allied sea and air forces struck across the Adriatic into Albania and Dalmatian islands, landing inland on a broad front. Nazis report heavy U S and British action. Partisans and Albanian guerrillas cooperate to seize Pag. Yugoslav forces push in Bosnia and western Serbia as Greece, Aegean stakes loom.
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Rome
Adriatic
Albania
Yugoslavia
Balkans
Adolf Hitler
Dalmatian
Marshal Tito
Balkan
Himra
Royal Navy
Italy
Tito
Liberation Army
Pag
Istrian
Greece
Aegean
Bosnia
Gracanica
Serbia
Macedonia
Invasion of Palau Claims Many U S Lives and Battles
Allied dispatches report Peleliu landings by American forces and mounting casualties in the Palau invasion through Sept. 25. First division Marines suffer heavy losses. Eighty‑first Army division joins Peleliu action with significant casualties. German and Allied operations across Europe continue with air and ground actions, Arnhem, Meuse, and Moselle fronts cited.
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Pearl Harbor
Palaus
Chester W. ‘Nimitz
First Division
Peleliu
Eighty-first Army
Angaur Island
Angaur
Nimitz
Akarakoro Point
Rhine
Second
Meuse River
Siegfried Line
First
Third Army
Aachen
Luneville
Nancy
United States
Seventh Army
Moselle
Epinal
North Bank
Sir Bernard L. Montgomery
Eindhoven
Nijmegen
Arnhem
Dewey Speech Rebroadcast Tonight On Mutual Network
New York reports Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's Oklahoma City address will be re broadcast Wednesday night due to a flood of requests. Chairman Herbert Brownell Jr. said the program will air across the Mutual network from 9 to 9 30 p m central standard time.
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New York
Thomas Z. Dewey
Oklahoma City
Republican National
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Brownell
Mutual Broadcasting Network
Rooms Shortage Looms For District Teachers Convention
Cedar Rapids news notes a looming room shortage as 2,800 teachers are expected for the district convention with only 31 private-home accommodations listed by the Chamber of Commerce. About 250 have reservations at Roosevelt and Montrose hotels, now full, and rooms will be assigned by C. B. Vernon of Marion after the Chamber registers more listings on Thursday.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Greene Park
Roosevelt
Montrose
Chamber of Commerce
C. B. Vernon
Marion
Dial
Jap Defeat Timeline: OWI Expects Years After Germany
The Office of War Information warns it will take one and a half to two years after Germany’s defeat to fully crush Japan. It notes potential sporadic Japanese raids on the West Coast and outlines Japan’s 4,000,000 strong army, strong navy, and military production capacity as factors that could prolong the war.
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OWI
Germany
Holland
Rom
German West Wall
Washington
Office of War Information
America
Pacific
Navy
War
Foreign Economic Administration
Japan
United States
OWT
United Nations
Illness of Trail Riders Blamed on Bad Ham
State health officials concluded tainted ham caused illness among 24 of 36 trail riders after Labor Day. A staphylococcus toxin developed in unrefrigerated sandwiches led to severe stomach symptoms, though the exact contamination mechanism remains unclear.
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Carl Jordan
Division of Preventable Diseases
State Health Department
the Gazette
Jordan
Trail Ride
Stark's Case Goes to Jury
The drunk driving trial of Paul Wilbur Stark, 48, of route 3, went to the jury at 11:25 am Wednesday after Judge M. C Hamiel denied the defense's third motion in two days alleging publicity was prejudicial. The defense sought dismissal or a mistrial. all motions were overruled. County Attorney Carl Hendrickson defended the lack of proven prejudice. The judge reminded jurors to keep an open mind with admonitions given at recesses and adjournments.
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Gladys Shelley
Paul Wilbur Stark
Route 3
M. C Hamiel
L. M. Hullinger
Stark
Hullinger
Hamiel
District Court
Cedar Rapids to Join National Cost of Living Survey
The federal Bureau of Labor Statistics will survey Cedar Rapids to test the 1942 national cost of living index. Fifty local families will be interviewed to represent income levels and determine changes in living costs since rationing and higher prices. Letters will notify selected households and request scheduling.
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Cedar Rapids
United States
Federal Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Chicago
Iown
Indiana
Nebraska
Mlinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Janet W. Edwards
Washington
Bureau
Evangelist Aimee McPherson Dies in Oakland
Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson died suddenly of a heart attack in Oakland while visiting. She led the Four Square Gospel denomination and was famous for her dramatic disappearance years earlier when she claimed kidnapping and disappearance near an Los Angeles beach and reappearing in Agua Prieta, Mexico.
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Oakland
Calif
INS
Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
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