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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1945

Page

8

End of World War II and Chinese political outlook

On V J Day ceremonies aboard the USS Missouri signaled Japan's defeat while Emperor Hirohito and the Japanese Diet address the end of hostilities. Chiang Kai shek pledges democracy and constitutionalism as Mao Zedong negotiates with Chungking to shape a unified China amid looming armistice with the Kuomintang and Communist forces.

New York U. S. S. Missouri Tokyo Bay Truman Hirohito Diet Japan Chiang Chiang Kaishek Kuomintang China Yenan Mao-Tze-Tung Chungking Mao

New Manager Appointed for Cincinnati Electrical Association

Edward J. Mc Ginnis was named business manager of the Cincinnati Electrical Association by president Hal E. Colliver. He succeeds L E Zachman who resigned after 12 years. Mc Ginnis, residing at 25 Burdsall Avenue South Ft Mitchell Ky, has led the OPA mileage rationing division since the war began, supervising distribution of gasoline tires automobiles and bicycles.

Edward J. Mc Ginnis Cincinnati Electrical Association Hal E. Colliver McGinnis LE. P. Zachman Burdsall Avenue Ft. Mitchell OPA

NAM Threatens Sitdown Strike Over Price Ceilings

The National Association of Manufacturers threatens a sitdown strike unless the OPA lifts price ceilings. War manufacturers, holding a $28 billion tax rebate from the Federal Treasury, feel able to refuse cooperation. The OPA aims to restrain prices to protect workers and curb inflation, setting up a clash between NAM and OPA.

National Association of Manufacturers OPA Federal Treasury NAM

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