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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1945
Page
4
A wartime dispatch laments Europe losing thousands of churches including 5000 in France. It warns rebuilding will be slow, yet faith remains central as communities face the loss of sacred spaces and religious freedom.
The piece urges strong public support for the Seventh War Loan to deter Japan and hasten victory. It argues unwavering American financial commitment signals resolve, potentially shortening the Pacific war and saving lives, and calls Seal Beach residents to buy and hold bonds at post offices or war bond agencies.
A historic New York dwelling once home to steel magnate Charles Schwab is advertised for rent at $6,250 per month. The 75 room property is highlighted as an exceptional long vanished era offering rare access to an affluent past.
Reports from Washington indicate President Truman seeks another Big Three meeting as Britain, Russia, and the US face strained relations. An observer notes Yalta promises, including a broadened Polish government and consultation before new governments, have not been kept by Stalin. Also covered are Roosevelt memorials on a new dime, stamps, a potential $250 bond, casualty totals, and German naval power.
A soldier author CPL. RICHARD P. THOMPSON writes about fatigue hunger cold and danger racial and moral resolve during service. The piece exhorts readers to continue supporting the war effort and to match the endurance shown by service members. It closes with a call to civilians to persist in duty.
Brownie Scouts report lilting progress with a Bluebird nest song while 20 girls knit squares under Mrs. Peterson. Some need wool and needles. supply details offered and summer schedule set for May 28 with Tuesday meetings 10 30 am to 4 pm through June July August.
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