Suspicion of Russia Grows Across US After War
In the wake of Europe’s war ending, suspicion of Russia spreads through newspapers radio and Congress. Archibald MacLeish says despite tensions the Soviet Union and the United States should avoid conflict. Congress members condemn anti-Russian rhetoric as fears of communism rise at home.
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Christmas Comes in June for Navy Vet in Omaha
David I. Goddard, in Omaha, received a Christmas gift mailed by his parents last October while he was in the Navy. He was honorably discharged recently and expects two more Christmas packages sent last fall by his wife.
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David I. Goddard
Military Force In Firm Control Of Jap Islands
SAN FRANCISCO June 14 AP Japanese Premier Kanta ro Suzuki announced the military has taken over the government and he will not resign even with Okinawa's fall He said the home islands will be fortified as a fortress rivaling Rabaul and the army and navy rely on a bold strike against the American fleet and overwhelming manpower to win the war Suzuki described the War Council as a de facto war cabinet and cited American supply problems for an invasion while Tokyo noted signs of possible landings on the Japanese mainland
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