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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1955

Page

9

GOP Charges Yalta Sellout

In Washington Sen George describes a Republican memo denouncing Franklin D. Roosevelt's Yalta decisions as rabble rousing. Sen Goldwater says the document shows why voters should not return a party that made such a sellout to power. Bridges says the memo is distributed to GOP speakers and some Democrats. The memo claims the atomic bomb was in Roosevelt pocket before Yalta and that Russia agreed to enter the Pacific war months early. Louis Morton notes military history context in Reporter magazine.

Washington George D-Ga Franklin Rodsevelt Yalta Sen Goldwater R-Ariz GOP Foreign Relations Committee Sen. Bridges R-Nh Senate Russia Pacific Japan Roosevelt Churchill Stalin Far East Louis Morton Army Office For Military History the Reporter Magazine Gen

MacArthur Opposed Russian Entry At Yalta

The Washington report notes Douglas MacArthur would not have urged Soviet entry into WWII. As Pacific commander he said he was not asked for his view but would have opposed it. He maintained Joint Chiefs of Staff recommendations conflicted with his public stance. Morton summarizes MacArthur stating Americans should wait to invade Japan after Manchuria is attacked.

Douglas MacArthur MacArthur U.S Pacific Yalta Joint Chiefs of Staff Morton Japan Manchuria

Boy Wins Weird Pet Contest at Local Theater

Stamford, Connecticut reports 11 year old Diedrickson won a local theater oddities contest with a skunk as the prize animal. He claimed a $25 savings bond as the reward while stowing several other animals in reserve including two white mice a cat four turtles a snake a frog and a stray dog.

Stamford Conn Diedrickson

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