Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1945 — Page 22

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* By UNITED PRESS The Japanese people were iniH Backs Ar Appointment had surrendered; | As Postmaster ‘General. . | transmissions ‘beamed to the h ; United States in English’ yester-

: 4 Poin : a. HANNEGAN WINS Japs at Last Hear ‘formed for the first time today by WASHINGTON, May 8.(U. P).—| day referred to Germany's ufi-

BYSOTO2VOTE 2 see | Tokyo- radio that the . Germans conditional surrender.

| President Truman's first cabinet, [shift bore senate approval today and | Democratic National Chairman | Robert 8. Hannegan becomes post-1 people. | master general on July 1 The broadcast, recorded by FCC, | Hannegan's wolination was ap-| sald that “along with the surIproved by the senate late yesterday | render of; the entire German 160 to 2, after Republicans lost a| forces, the German forces garri{fight to force public hearings on his soned in Norway have ‘also sur\qualifications to hold the cabinet Yendered. | job. : a

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E Salute our Armed Forces and resolve never to forget their great sacrifices.

We salute our gallant Allies —for ‘without them the struggle might have been a hopeless - one.

We salute The Home Front —determined to keep ‘on the job” until Japan, too, has been conquered and brought to her knees.

And we give solemn, heartful expressions of gratitude everlasting —to the millions who have died—that peace ond liberty may lige,

The two votes against confirma- | ...| tion were cast by Senator Forrest C. he | Donnell (R. Mo.), who led the fight

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