Box 7
Contains 32 Results:
"Molotov Demand Rejected / Tell How Yanks Met Reds!" (Chicago Tribune), 1945-04-28
Articles about Russian Foreign Commissar Vyacheslav Molotov meeting with other Allied leaders and the meeting between American and Russian troops.
"4 Ships Sunk Off Okinawa" (Chicago Tribune), 1945-06-12
Articles about the Allied sinking of Japanese ships in the Pacific.
"Truman Shifts Stettinius" (Chicago Tribune), 1945-06-28
Articles about President Truman appointing Secretary of State Edward Stettinius, Jr. as the United States Ambassador to the United Nations.
"Planes Blast 23 Jap Ships" (Chicago Tribune), 1945-06-29
Optometrist James Abrams and his wife, Edith, collected newspapers after moving to Arthur, Illinois in 1916.
The collection includes copies of the Chicago Daily Tribune and other Illinois and Midwestern newspapers featuring historical headlines, particularly World War II, D-Day, and the Korean War.
"3 Mile Borneo Beach Won" (Chicago Tribune), 1945-07-03
Articles about Allied advancements in the Pacific theater.
"Assail Charter as Fraud" (Chicago Tribune), 1945-07-12
Articles about the debate by Washington lawmakers over the formation of the United Nations.
"Typhoon Lashes Halsey's Fleet" (News-Gazette, Champaign-Urbana IL), 1945-07-13
Article about the destruction of twenty vessels of Admiral William F. Halsey's third fleet in the Pacific due to a typhoon.
"Old Glory Raised Over Berlin" (News-Gazette, Champaign-Urbana IL), 1945-07-30
Optometrist James Abrams and his wife, Edith, collected newspapers after moving to Arthur, Illinois in 1916.
The collection includes copies of the Chicago Daily Tribune and other Illinois and Midwestern newspapers featuring historical headlines, particularly World War II, D-Day, and the Korean War.
(Chicago Tribune), 1945-07-30
Sports Section
"U.S. to Keep Bases: Truman Reds Push on in Manchuria" (Chicago Tribune), 1945-08-10
Articles about President Truman's intention to keep U.S. military bases abroad and the developments in the Soviet Union's land war against the Japanese.