In February 1945 the Baháʼís hosted a "color line" meeting with a panel with Jewish and Christian and Baháʼí speakers. In March the Baháʼí delegates elected their end of World War II Minnesota representatives to the national convention to elect the national assembly. They were Montana and Marie Tetu. Alas that year no national convention was gathered and instead members voted by mail and the same individuals were elected. In April the Baháʼís hosted a speaker's return to Minneapolis from her efforts in Latin America. World War II ended in Europe but continued in Asia until September. Between those events in June another Baháʼí came through who had gone to Colorado, then the community hosted a North Dakota visitor in October, and Montana and Mrs. Kenneth Klein were noted in the newspapers going to a regional Bahá´í conference to be held in Sioux Falls. Another speaker this time from the local Urban League in November.