''New York Times'' Newspaper From 16 September 1945

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The 16 September 1945 edition of ''The New York Times'' newspaper. The war is over, and postwar crises crop up. The top headline tells of the threat of a strike by the automobile workers' union. A front page article reports that in Japan, MacArthur orders the censorship of its news industry in response to the publication of material deemed anti-Allied. In Florida, the Richmond Navy blimp base also makes front page news as 200 are injured in a hurricane. Thick Sunday issue features interesting period advertising and classified ads. Toning, chipping to left edge of delicate paper and Cleveland Public Library stamps to upper right. Very good.
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