The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-07
OOOO GIs in ManiZa Denaand to Be Returned to USA.
Slow utilization Criticized by Angry Soldiers in Pacific
General Styer Explains Occupation
 Policy Amid Booins Responses by RalIvino Troops: Appeal Go President


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 Violence Reported
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