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ft n. IB i --.Tiy attack north of. a.i.s: Jerraan's selgJuin 1 , ic the Gern at J. . n. fi. American forces 311. U d-"' 414 - - Am .id. plan.' raid J jje, - - islands to the Phil bulge In Belgium com by new Allied gain, under General MacArthur Luzon, in Philippines. Polish capital, tans 10 nus- inrres reach Oder river. ir.t urinv strikes near St alum. British advance north Ifa, Germany. lln. American inira army ermany tor nrst nine near sen. rrcncn ioices also cross border. S. cavalry enters Manila. alls to U. S. forces. irst army gams control of nr river dam. ; uperfcrtresses raid Japan im oase, niuuig jynjfw uis lavlisht I 6l Big Three meeting at : issia, annnuncea. ttungauau tttjjiwii, iaua land on Bataan, qjt- n Vunderbolt planes boitf Kgn, Germany, Hitle'e eat. e . ta dialing, lmporta old itHunan province. ueianv'R fourth large: lis to 1 s First armv. lit bv Inn tons of incendar J- L'.-I . ' . , 7 1 ui iieavst raia. I an trooi: Invade Mirdf' lad in fhuicines. area -.lit hv V-S hnl tea from Bilgium and Ho uermanr. captured c d army. nee of Japanese on Iwo kids' ong tierce battle. Jillied armies advance eat 1 rfjic liver. :ti army Invades OkinaW iipital of Austria . vrainian armies of JR th elty of Germany, rst armv. mth army takes Niri snrine- city, cled by first two S . ,11 .m Rp4nnn mmvr. 1 Ml1" 1 1 "a. h- .11 I meets Russian r on bridge qver atf- ijotau. 11 sim!3 hnrHer l'r iakiTe Gegenbach. . - li!a 8,rrntVr ges self up WP'jbittinB war 6 W ;.iendpr'eirt denied offl- President. MussolinL foter Italian pre s executed I Italian parti- bar Dongo It. Seventh amyiiten Munich, bee of Nai pty. and Milan, nalor itauan Ifall to U. & Fh army. Ji flag fliis ver German tag building, s resistance 3. . ', r Stalin of Eusa to May day 'Mtton hails ajroachlng Al rTi saying 'ae collapse of .""A-many : a matter of ion German iidlers, aaflors rmen in Rn(1 part e( ."uoia, naer uncoiai terms signeaAprtt '-' t capitulates to Rosian ,-mle huktr nd Jnev. orc J-d Bor- Marshals Zhukl comDined forci man forces in West Ger. me netnerlan nd and the ti er unconditior larshal Montgon Jenmark, islands British 1 army group Q 1 men, surrende priains; u. s, th Rus- "cvrrs. in ira ake Svninemuenl nt Islands. , fi nd two inird lovaki and Karlsbad. niRn eaded eet AIUmI ?r details at Ri. DITIONALSURRErfeROF .JORMALLY RATFEED RUN, ENDING WB IN B AT ll:oi CENTBa EU N TIME (6:01 EWf. ar and navy secrefeea . s on Japanese bomirry ons, staHng tna, mKa9 Jf Hilary importance. it by 4.000 tons of Ir diary rom 500 superfortrSriT capture Nanning. T - ,flt, under iArr.Ual raids Japan from cis ij -1 made on 0ak.rn, w ' 'in superfortTMi .mfaav tance on Okinawa endgfter asy struggle, during -hlch Kiiiea, ,ooo ai i wo 'ossea weia i.'a wminded. a of Luzon, largi - uuuauia, ANNOUNCES. ' 5lnnflPe fcattleshlrm Tokyo. This la first dint on , noma , island! j y .yer "o" o Third zu, aluminum prodw 1 nonsi.ii alA t t they wera marked fa. nt on Germany' a SPEWED FOR FI1 bi,1j1svelS four sqJ Hiroshimn. Jr,n mill llbll it. m t- W 1 M LaULL .army ,iilV M b,to a Ann .li' X 1oLj contmal t' tnU' by Col 1 Tia.t. flffiMlPlV.PknMa 4- rat .i J f 1 1 I V 1.1 NEW ERA IN WARFAK V p 11 !p.i12.JSLABI:S WAR ON JA- to Manchuria"' c,1!"ve orations i,0' KC1,y- Total ki"ed 10.0W. inn bomb was more powerful than JO-JAPAN OFFERS TO FURRENDER provided Emperor Hirohito is left irl rawer. ' " Husslans advance 105 miles into Man- U President Truman replies to Jaoanese peace offer that Hirohito lm I be re! tained temporarily. 12Russian armies continue re.aenin8 155 miles into Manchuria' IlzEMr,Y- Emperors Hirohito agrees to accept terms of Potsdam declaration. President Truman an ouneea capitulation of Japan at General MacArthur is appointed su preme commander for the Allied pow era. to make all arrangements on surrender details, and to set up mill, tary government. v !-New Japanese cabinet formed, head ed by Prince Naruhiko Hlgashi-Kuni. 27 Japanese commanders of Truk. Eota Yap and Jaluit negotiate to lay down arms. In Philippines, Ceneral Yamashita DreDares In nnil 28-First of U. S. occupation troops land in Japan. Lt. Gen. Jonathan Walnwright and 35 other high-ranking oflicers of American, British and Dutch armies who had been prisoners of Japs at Mukden, China, are flown to Chung king. 31 General MacArthur establishes head quarters at New Grand hotel in Yoko hama. September 1 Main force of U. S. Eighth army lands at Yokohama and spreads out in surrounding area. ttoitish forces land at Hong Kong. 2- JAPANESE SURRENDER TERMS OFFICIALLY SIGNED on U. S Bat tleship Missouri In Tokyo bay. 8 Army and navy casualty figures re leased. Total army dead since Dec 7, 1941, all theaters is 203.379; navy 53,617. Wounded, army, 671,688; navy 10 Japanese imperial staff ordered dis solved by General MacArthur. 11 Former Jap premier Hideki T0J0 at- tcmpic, nuiL-iue uy snooting. Dut fails and is saved by American medical aid. "Big Five" conference opens in Lon don, as foreign ministers of the United States, Britain. Russia. France and China meet for pre. limlnary arrangements of peace problems. October 3 Gen. George Patton removed as military governor or Bavaria. U 5 Japanese cabinet reslens a 011 o jt-ierre Laval condemned to death as a traitor. 'J& French Communists win largest Third army enters LudSgs- . number of seats in Assembly. . numDer or seats in Assembly. J4,Vidkun Quisling, Norwegian collab ? orationist, executed as traitor. 16 Chinese Central government and t vommunisc xorces ciasn. November :tu it-British govemment plans to "na- an I tionauze civu airnnes, radio and 1 j came systems. r-raDian nationalists call general strike, and jriot in Syria, Lebanon, Egypt and Palestine. Chinese Central uovernment trnnn relash-.with Chinese Conmunist forces near .-pnanr tKwan. GMt&B lUalair " trootsr oseu drive against rebel army in uava. 18 Revoli flares in northern Iran, In aone mccuuted by Russian trooDS. 20 German war criminals go on trial at Nuernberg. 30 Russian troops evacuate Teheran, capital of Iran, but refuse to allow Iranian forces to enter territory now occupied by Russians. - December 3 General MacArthur orders arrest of 59 prominent Japanese as war crim inals, Including Prince Nashirnoto and two former premiers. 5 U. S. lends 850 million dollars to France through Export-Import Bank credit for rehabilitation purposes. 7 Jap general Tomoyuki Yamashita, "Tiger of Manila," condemned to die by hanging for war crimes. 11 Russia agrees to allow Chinese Na tionalist troops to fly Into Manchuria and take over several strategic cities. 13 British and French sign pact on Syria ana uie ijevanr. 18 Prince Fumimaro Konoye, of Japan's royal family, committed suicide rath er than stand trial as war criminal. 17 Foreign ministers of Russia, Great Britain and the United States begin atomic parley at Moscow. JDOMESTlC January 8 Congress reconvenes. Sam Raybura is re-elected speaker of the house. B President Roosevelt delivers message to eongress, urging a National Serv ice act; use of 4F in war service; a draft ot nurses; universal military training after the war; a new tax program for peace. resident's budget message sets ex penditures for 1946 fiscal year at 83 Diuion aouars. 20 President Roosevelt Inaugurated for lourtn term. February 19 All places of entertainment are or. dered closed at midnight by War Mobilization Director Byrnes, to save light and fuel. March 1 Henry A. Wallace is Confirmed as secretary ot commerce by senate, fl to 32. 7 William Davis is appointed director of economic staouizauon Dy tne f res Ident. to succeed Fred Vinson. 18 Nine army officers are raised to full ganerais Dy tne President. Tney are; Mci'tarney, Bradley, Krueger, Somer vell, Spaatz, Kenney, Clark, Devers and Handy. April 12 PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT DIES at Warm Springs, Ga., of cerebral hem orrhage. Vice President Harry S. Truman takes oath of office as President He asks cabinet members to continue to serve. J6 President Truman addresses a Joint - session 01 eongress, flaying mat we . must oarry on as Roosevelt would want us to do. Ja Senate extends draft for one year. -with amendments. 3S United Nations conference opens at ' Kan jnranoisoo ua to nations repre- .tenttrt. 47 War Production Board revokes 40 Controls over inaustry, affecting a ariety of consumer goods. Uy ' - t ' " Sofffia Presldant aski for nSuctlont In j 4 i 61 il 1 ' . . , '"M'H federal budge, totjhng 80 mU H'iTffected irilus-r agencies siaeni iruman names Robert H. kson, assooiate JuUce.of the U. S. rew tnun, io m cnief counsel n unnea stares on the allied tslmes tribunaL Robert E. Han- 13 cnairman of the Democratic ,r appoinieo .er general. succeeding Mr Walker. ... . r President officially announces aurren- quietly "Uon celebrates 16 Controls an manufacture of farm ma chmery lifted on most items by War Production Board. Only 18 of the previous 88 articles now Umlied. Zl Most of striking coal miners return , to work. Only seven of the .333 mines , fe'zed by the government bold out. Z3 Several changes in cabinet made by President Truman. Thomas . Clark replaces Francis. Biddle as attorney general; Lewis Sobwellenbach .be comes secretary of labor, replacing Frances Perkins; Clinton Anderson replaces Claude Wickard us secre tary of agriculture. June -en-Ceoree Patton,, Lt. Gen. James lemin 10 u. a. ana receive ovations. Gen. Omar Bradley, . who J"n v, is honored at birthplace In Randolph Co., Mo. 30 J ames F. Byrnes appointed secretary of state by President. July 2 President Truman presents United Nations charter to senate, urging Agriculture department MtlmntM number of persons living on farms. as of Jan. 1, to be 25,190.000. lowest in 35 years, and 17 per cent decline from 1940. 7 Millions of counterfeit red ration cou pons are floating, the OPA reveals, particularly in large cities. Six men arrested in this connection in New ark, N. J. 12 Penicillin made available to public, beginning Aug. 1. 20 House passes senate bill on Bretton Woods international money accord. 28 Senate ratifies United Nations char ter. August 7 Addition of 158,000 barrels a day of high test gasoline to national quota practically doubles supply to civil ians, petroleum administration an nounces. 8 President Truman signs United Na tions charter, making U. S. first na tion to accept famous document in full. 14 Ofllcial presidential proclamation an nounces end of war with Japan. war manpower controls are lifted en. tlrelv. WMr? nnnnnnmE 15 Gasoline, fuel oil, canned fruits and vtgeiaoies remevea from ration list. 16 Army and navy procurement depart ments cancel orders for munitions, ships and supplies for 16 billion dol lars. Riotous peace celebration in can rrancisco anas witn ten dead, many injured and property damage miiu lubseg xrom looting very'neavy, Naw nersnnnel hnrrlH irnm llv 19 Churches of nation offer prayers of thanks for victory. II Lend-lease ends, except for commit ments aireaay made Dut not aellv- erea. 22 Army announces demobilization plan. September 2 President In radio -address on offl. cial V-J dav Draises urmwl fnrrM 5 Congress reconvenes. Reconversion! demobilization, taxes and budget ie among great prQDiems laced. 6 President's message to congress contains 21 paints, designed to speed return to peacetime living. 12 House votes to restore country to standard time, effective Sept. 30. 0 Senate passes compromise unem ployment benefit bill, providing ioi payments up to 26 weeks at from $18 to 28 weekly, as determined by state laws. !6 President Truman states that ho will take full responsibility for de velopment of the atomic bomb and atomic energy. The secret of th bomb will not soon be divulged, he assures. Strikes spread, Involving oil in dustry, auto manufacturing, coal mining, and numerous service in dustries. E8 Round-the-world air service Initiat ed. First flight begins from Washing' ton as 40-passenger Skymaster take) on on nrst leg of Z3,i4'-miie journey, will stop at ttermuaa. October 3 President Truman asks for creation of. commission to control atomic bomb. 13 Radio s"stem to replace wires ari' nounced by Western Union Telegraph Co. 17 President Truman outlines 12-poinl Program on foreign pouey. resident Truman recommends "sub stantially higher wages," but warm factory workers and others that they cannot expect the same "take-bome pay as during wartime. SO Rationing of shoes ended. November 1 Senate passes bill reducing Income tax levies, and repealing excess Erofits tax and automobile use tax, abor-management conference open! in Washington. 10 British Premier Attlee arrives (n wasningion. 15 Pearl Harbor inquiry opens 19 President Truman asks congress foi national compulsory health lnsuT' ance act. fl United Auto Workers union goes ort strike at all General Motors plants. 23 All rationing of meat and buttei terminated. 27 Strikes begin at several Montgomery, Ward and Co. plants and stores. 28 Admiral Halsey raised to five-stai rank of admiral el the fleet, June December 2 President Truman's .aid asked ir housing shortage crisis. 3 Grand championship in fat cattl competition won for fourth consecu. tive time at Chicago by Karl Hoff man and Robert Store qt Ida Grove Iowa. 5 Government agencies announce tha 400.000 tires will be released to civ. ilians from military stock piles with in a month, with more to follow. 7 Governor Green of Illinois dellven speech at opening session of Re publican National committee that II 15 July 9fl consiaerea nni dibsi in una con gressional campaign. 12 Sugar rationing will have to extenj to 1947, declares Earl Wilson, chia of sugar branch, U. S. D. A. President Truman asks for pria ceilings on old and new housing, and reinstatement . of priority sya tern on building materials. 28 16 President Truman laid down TJ. S . policy in China as Gen. George C Marshall departs for Fax East, 26 January 1 Southern California TJ. wins annua Rose Bowl game, aeieaung lennes see, 25-0. Other scores. Duke 29 a Alabama 26; Miami 28, Georgia Ted 12- Shrine game at San Francisco West 13, East T: Southwestern U 35, National U. of Mexico 0. 3 Sammy Snead wins Los Angelei Open golf tokiran)Bt - vith soon of J3- -St New York Yankees oM to syndjcab beaded by Larry McPhaiL February u Byron Nelson wins New Ortearu Open golf tournament afSer play of of tie with Jug McSpaden.1 - New York Athletic club) .retain team title in National UU trad and field meet March 10 James Rafferty wins Columbia mile in K. of C. meet in New York, beats Guilder Haegg. 16 Melio Bettlna and Jlm.nv Rlvlm envy weigiiin, gei a araw In m round fii;hl In Nnu, VpL 30 Joe Baksl BiflK riffilnn mior f m. Nova in 10-round heavyweight fight in New York. 31 Ohio State team wins tlUe in NCAA owiiiimins cnampionsnip at Ann At April a Most valuable player award given iu rranK sinKwicn ot Detroit Lions uroiessionai loolDail club of Na' tional league 15 National AAU women's swimming xiaiicisL'o team, star of which Ann Curtis 22 Toronto Maple Leafs win National nucKey league Stanley cup, beat ing the Red Wings in playoff. 2-1. 24 Major leagues select Sen. Albert tnappyi Lnanaier of Kentucky baseball commissioner to succeed iuue nenesaw ivi. juandls. June 8 Kentucky Derby Is won by Hoop Jr, with Eddie Arcaro riding. 314 Sammy Byrd takes "Big Fore" golf wuiiiaiiit'iii ui uetioii, aeieaimg Byron Nelson by nine strokes. July 1 National professional tennis title won by Welby Van Horn. 6 Tommy Holmes, Boston Braves right fielder, breaks modern mark for hits in consecutive games by hitting In 34th straight game, ft Charles Beaudry of Marquette U., Milwaukee, wins NAAU decathlon In Bloomfield, N. J. 30 Byron Nelson takes All-Amerlcan golf tournament at Chicago, August 8 Hambletonion Stake, nation's lead ing trotting horse race, won by Titan Hanover, driven by Harry PoWnall. at Onshpn M V 12 Michigan State college wins men's national aau swimming champion- auius. 22 Pitcher Robert Feller, released from navy, rejains Cleveland Indians and wins nrst game. 80 Green Bay Packers, professional football team, defeat colieglate All-SWrs In annual game at Chi cago, 19 to 7. September 8 Mrs. Sarah Cooke, of Boston, de feats Miss Pauline Betz, Los Angeles, for women's national tennis title, at Forest Hills, N. Y 3 Sgt. Frank Parker wins men's amateur national tennis title at Forest Park, N. Y. 31 Chicago Cubs clinch national league pennant by defeating St. Louis. October 10 Detroit Tigers win world series from the Chicago Cubs. Total paid attendance for, seven games, 333,457, a new record. Recplnts. trmtta ai . 592,454, also a record. 14 The Louisville Colonels of Ameri can Association win "little world series" from Newark Bears of In ternational league, four games to two. nt LnnlRviilp Kv 18 Joe Louis and Bflly Conn sle: for for heavyweight cnampion tight next June. November 14 Phil Cavarretta, Chicago Cubs first baseman, voted most valuable play er In National league. 21 Hal Newhouser, Detroit Tigers' pitch- is vtueu most vaiuaoie piayer in mueiiuau league. December 1 Army beats Navy 32-13. 10 Washington Redskins win eastern professional football title by defeat ing New York Giants, 17-0. 13 nig league Daseoau meeting in Chi cago ends. Pacific coast league re- lusea major league status. I sHf M mm mm M n ar January t Sl pay nursery In Auburn, Me., burns down. Sixteen chilvlren. one woman uvea. February m r orty-tnree persons ore and hun dreds are injured by a tornado sweeping through Meridian, Miss.. M W "iWlllSUIlltl jf Aid, March Ohio river, in highest flood stage n! iwj, spreaas aestruction in ttve states, paralyzing transtxirta. tion and halting war factories. Damage estimated at half billion uuuars. icn aeauis and many in- April 13 A tornado smashing through parts w vjKiaiium, ATKansas, Missouri and Illinois, kills 100 persons, in jures hundreds more. Hardest hit t Auutus, u&ia., wnere au ale. Collision of passenger and freight 1 train near Milton, Pa., kills 19, In. January 4uc v. a utvum journal is cause. A O.M K nnn i. a. . . State buUding in New York City. I F-i,-,,- The three occupants of the plane 'ebruary 25 injured. Fire sweeps entire floor. uama amounts to SDW.UOU. August March 9 Thirty-four killed, 40 injured, when 4 cvuuu stuiiuii 01 cracK tram hits rear of first section near Michigan, Hurricane roars on coast of Texas at 110 miles per hour for three days, Atml causing floods and wind damage to many cities of coastal region. 0 September lSVHurrlcane strikes Miami and travels inland with peak velocity of 141 12 in per nour, injuring 60 and causing damage of 60 million o November Fourteen school children and a bus May unver orown wnen a school bus uiuiiges on an emDanKment into SO feet of water in Lais Chelan, near 14 -wvuiu, vv ago. December Angnst snowstorm, accompanied by violent wuau. leaves M aeaa in patu across Chicago. lore than a hundred sail- September i'aisenuer - yraln , PAMQRAMA , November 10 January 18 Seven billion dollars' worth of liquof was swsllowed in the United JfL duJ?ngJ not counting bootleg, the department of com merce reports, an, la per cent in. crease over 14V WT".mSoJnwhe!,. ?0,l,l3? U" somaene "lad mistake." regrets Secretary of War Stlmson, referring to the bumping of three servicemen from an army cargo plane to make room for a. dog.The mastiff was con- gnea oy col Elliott Roosevelt to V, Jf i ' "J- m "onywood. Calif, it had been purchased in England r euruary 1 Most popular songs, according to survey by Variety, theatrical mag" fme, are 'Don't Fence Me In." Accentuate the Positive," "Rum id Cooia-Cola," -I Dream ef You7 Mr-. 7? " wel lnat on? Again." -' reer Carson, screen actress, r- meuai as "most popu lar star in . the United Stat.r. Choosen by Gallup pplL March 7 Booth Tarklngton, novelist, awnnferi i.n "o"' medal by the Ameri f Academy ot Arts and Letters. fifth vTr lulea W .vry 13 Bing Crosby and Ingrld Bergman receive Academy of Motion Pic Ar,t.s ?nd Science awards. ("Oscars") for outstanding per- April 1 vnaereiit, an heiress of "- fi'miM ,viiuroiu fortune, is married to Leopold Stokowski, noted orchestra conductur, in Mexico. May 10 most popular songs, according to Y"r!?'?,V, re ' eu-Bottom Trous ?rs,A .Dr.ea."Jj Therel I've Said It Again." "CanHv " M rr1. I PT """"', er au the Time." Leland S. (Larry) MacPhall, part owner of the N. V. Yankees, mar ries Jean B. Wanamaitci- in more. She had been his secretary. 11 Lauren Bacall and Humnarev Rn. feeld?o':t" m"rtei la June 13 Deanna Durbln, singing film star, and Felix" Jackson, movie producer are ninnlwl In T aa r " I 28 Merle Oberon, movie star.' Is , mar. ,u iu utit-n uauara, mm camera man, by proxy In Juarez, Mexico. July 0 Ti't1 cUpse of the sun, beginning at 7:58 a.m., eastern war tfm iJ v'sfble m Mth extending from Idaho n ; 7s, "i""""' na mio Canada 8ft-Vlrginia (Ginny) Slmms. radio and n r? ingelf married to Hyatt August 15 SnL 52p"il?r .,.on?5' ccording to Billboard theatrical magailne. ar -un. H1.! Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, Sentimental Journey." "Bell. Bottom Trousers," "If I Loved You." "Gotta B This or That." September 2 Screen and radio actress Betty weds TfaAnrinf nwi.i.iH liutton rhiroK v7;... rr"r in St., , B mmi, , in unicago. 19 Shirley Temple, former chUd film 'I8!' TW,edsSgt Jn ". in of a Lake Forest, 111., meat-paoking fortune, in Los. Angeles. October 4 Bound the world flight of the Globe sters ends in Washington. Flight covered 23.J7K miles In 149 hours, 44 minutes, including 33 hours zl minutes e round timo " W""r?iSi PSP"lar songs, aecordlng to gl! r&Fr-W: BuyTffa? 1 A 1 " crson, Topeka Trail"; "If I Loved You." November 13 A thousand U. S. aavy men reply to attacks by Hawaiian bullies by smashing property in Honolulu. Fifty sailors are arrested. 26 A propeller-driven oLano attain. speed of 500 miles per hour in level tlim, highest rate ever reached, ex made XP "jy xperiraetttaI model' called December ' 2 Sale of great hoard of precious stones held by alien property custo dian begins. More than 800,000 Jewels Beized from German interests are beine relaaRpri 3 New treatment for allergy ailments miiiuiuireu university of Illinois college of nied.(ctoe. Drug is called 9 Delicate operation performed in Bal- mimic on iwo-year-oia Judy Hack man of Seattle in effort to save life. Babv'a heart la inn oll 10 Carole Lindls, movie star, married jui luui-m iime. -new nusDand is W. Horace Schmidlapp, movie producer. Gen. George S. Patton Jr.. war hero, suffers broken neck In auto ac- viuent in uwnunv. 13 Mvsterioiu lllneai Ktrlkaa n tr c seamen returning from Phil ton nea They are In Navy hospital at Val- 1617, S, Senator Franeta T. Maloney, , xacin.r vwiui., tcrvuiu second COU ftCutlVA tarm. niAa . in aaa -vwwwwi. J William E. "Pussyfoot" Johnson. 82, leader In prohibition crusade. Charles W. Bryan, brother of Wll- nam jenmnga aryan, and three- umes governor of Nebraska, In fKVwviu, jeo. Alfred v. Do Forest B5. nntivi engineer, professor, and radio in. venuir. m mnr nnrn. m H P RESIDENT FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT DIES AT WARM SPRINGS; GA., OF CEREBRAL t.rnie -yie, famous jvar oorre- sponoeni, Kiueo oy maenme-gun bul- m on m isiano, near uianawa. Heber J. Grant, 88. president of uiiffUiisiijli (Mormon church). au mil mki IWlUr -sen. Hiram W. Johnson. TO. tn Washington. D. C Ka irkri v,A 6Uslt HI 4JH. i. . j , . . M aMIHIII, . Cks John Thomas. TT a Idaho, in Waslungton. D. C, at 7L U Gen. Alexaridertatch Jr., former comniander of the eventh army, and later of the J ourtn, at San Ad- tonlo, Ter. Be was 55. J8 Dwlght Daris. 69. secretary of war Beleased by WeaUrn Newspaper Union, IVtAC RETURNS NEW PRESIDENT ItV.Ai t I GERMAN RUINS 5 Urrci tLLJ ATROCITIES mtssi If STRIKES miiiiiiiiiiinlil B-25 CRASH QUISLING RETURN , J RECONVERSION A i ' ' ' 4 J SteT yA 'mm hi it,. 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