V-J Day ( Victory over Japan Day) was proclaimed a day after Japan agreed
to surrender unconditionally. The official United States celebration is not
on this date, however. V-J Day is instead celebrated on September 2, the
date of the formal signing of the surrender. A special day of remembrance
is marked in Japan and other countries on September 2.
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15
Aug
THE OREGONIAN FRONT PAGE ON THIS DAY IN 1945
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10
Aug
HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAVE!
Dave in The KISN Corner studio, 1972
The original radio 91 KISN Good Guy is 59 today
Hear Dave “Records” Stone on the New KISN from 3pm to 7pm
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