Britain presses for settlement after Paris crisis
Foreign Secretary Eden announced that the French Commander-in-Chief directed British Ninth Division not to oppose the British order in the Middle East. Eden stated Britain now expects full cooperation to restore law and order and push toward a final settlement of the vexed issue.
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French Levant Crisis Deepens Amid Damascus Shelling
The Paris and London dispatches report intensified fighting in Syria and Lebanon with Damascus shelling and clashes near Aleppo and Hama. French and British positions clash over authority as diplomats seek an orderly settlement. Beirut and Beirut radio note Lebanese cooperation, while United Nations inquiries await Allied action and potential evacuations.
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Opening London session of War Crimes Commission
The private conference in London aims to streamline evidence preparation against war criminals. Baron Wright heads the session as the commission reviews procedures, with nearly 1000 German, Italian, Albanian, Bulgarian, Hungarian, and Romanian suspects identified. The meeting outlines the interlocking system of Commission, national offices, and military courts to conduct inquiries and prosecutions across Allied territories.
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United States expresses deep concern over Syria Lebanon tension
The State Department notes the French use of force to press concessions in Syria and Lebanon. It urges France to review policy to respect independence and sovereignty, and mentions possible U S lend-lease implications and consideration of troop involvement. The press conference with Joseph Grew confirms support for British action to end Levant bloodshed.
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Peace and Security Measures Debated by General Assembly Committee
San Francisco May 31 The committee on the general assembly of political security functions voted 26 to 3 that the Security Council should include in its reports to the Assembly an account of measures adopted or applied to maintain international peace and security. The decision hailed as a victory for smaller powers, with debate over independence for colonies and areas.
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World Security Plan Criticised In Senate Debate
In Washington Sen La Follette denounced the Yalta settlements and Imperial policies. He urged six Dumbarton Oaks amendments including broader charter rights and incorporation of the Avante Charter. The debate previewed possible ratification fights as senators pressed questions and the core alliance pact awaits a clear stance.
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British Labour Refuses Life Application
British Labour Party announced it has rejected the Messenlive proposal and opposed the TLP's application for affiliation. The May 21 report notes Labour's stance and describes the administrative steps taken in London. The piece cites AAP and outlines the party's motivations and next moves.
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Vital Japanese City Set On Fire By Incendiaries
New York June 1 pS AAP reports Osaka attacked in daylight by incendiaries. Fortresses escorted by 150 Mustangs bombed the industrial district near Osaka Harbour south of Shinyaku River. City densely populated with 45 000 people per square mile. Last raid March 14. 300 planes destroyed or damaged 8.1 square miles with a 2000 ton bomb. Fires spread widely but began to cool.
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Big gains by Tenth Army on Okinawa reach Shuri area
New York June 1 The New York Times dispatch says the 10th Army surged forward on May 31 like a steam roller, encircling the Shuri defenses as Seventh and 96th divisions spearheaded the attack. Observers note Japanese forces trapped near Shuri with advancing units into Naha and Chan Silage, as Marines push toward the coast and the Kokuba River.
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Bombs Hit Formosa and Pacific War Moves Reported
AAP dispatch describes Formosa bombed heavily with over 10000 tons of bombs. MacArthur reports Allied advances around Lazol Jr and Mindanao as enemy forces retreat into mountains. Air raids target shipping lanes, and several vessels are damaged or sunk around the Shanghai area and in the Bismarck Solomons region.
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Control in Austria New York May 31
AAP report cites Acting Secretary of State Joseph Grew and U S officials urging Allied unity for a postwar framework. The dispatch notes Washington signaling support for European and global security, with cautious steps toward establishing inter Allied collaborative structures and a proposed peace order.
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Free Medicine Scheme Understood Amid Turbulent Debate
Fragmented OCR notes describe a free medicine scheme with references to officials, legal terms, and early tentative steps. The text mentions a law laboratory, possible timelines of twenty days, and stakeholders like the Treasurery and local authorities, all within a murky discussion of initiating access to medicines.
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