Chinese forces clear Si River north bank in war progress
New York reports victorious Chinese forces have cleared the north bank of the Si River and sea ranshed territory near Pinyang, opening paths to disrupt Japanese hold on Nanking. Chinese troops push toward Burma and Siam front, with Allied volunteers joining Pacific operations as formal declarations of war loom.
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Tune
Nanling
Si River
Pinyang
Nanking
Ty Ie
Burma
Malaya
Thailand
Indochin
Biggest Operations of War to Follow Fall of Okinawa
The Herald Tribune reports from wartime fronts as Allied forces push on Okinawa, with Marine generals discussing Japan’s potential surrender terms. American divisions advance on Naha and surrounding shores while Japanese resistance tightens along the southern defense line. Tokyo radio notes air raids and the Allies’ air superiority aiding ground efforts. Joint strategic talks in Washington reflect debate over French and European cooperation in Asia and the looming postwar framework.
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Herald Tribune
Nes
Kyellen
Boobetaux
Campaign on Tarakan Nearing End
In Manila The day notes the Tarakan campaign drawing toward its close as Australian forces press the north and bombard front facilities. General Kreuger’s 1st Army holds Borneo while Allied air power disrupts supply lines. Training camps near the Pom River are reported under construction with barracks hospitals and artillery ranges.
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Borneo
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Taraken
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Tusssay
Moscow
Pom
Compiete Mith
Ariilery
RAAF Kittyhawks Active in Borneo Operations
The Department of Air today stated that Kittyhawk aircraft struck targets in northern Borneo including defences and wharves. Allied torpedo strikes supported by PBN aircraft aimed at enemy fortifications and harbor facilities near Melehutine and Siylaken in the region.
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Kittyhawks
Borneo
Melehutine
Tuony
BAAN
Gow Mnwat
Bor
Department of Air Pokenunaiy
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Uke Capita Pbn
World Health Talks Propose New Global Health Panel
Deputy Prime Minister Forde warned that Weir could trigger an epidemic wave after the war and influenza fears persisted. He stressed hygiene as a concern for all nations and suggested a unified international health organization to prevent future outbreaks.
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Thappar Ropawal
International Health Organisation
Forde
Weir
Minton
Elgian fascist in Spain sparks international interest
London dispatch notes Belgium’s Degrelle seeking asylum in Spain as observers weigh motives and potential political risk. Milan fascist group slated for trial as diplomats and officials await court actions in Rome.
LeBrun Claims Still French President
The report states former French President LeBrun denied ever renouncing office. He said he remained a faithful servant of the Constitution and that obeying orders would amount to desertion. He was in Paris for four days and had not attempted to resume the presidency.
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Eqndon
Tytalay
France
Sdateun
Bordea
Paris
Morality of American Soldiers in Europe Report
Paris Tuesday Avance Privost Marshal's office reports an increase in crimes against women by American soldiers in Europe. The instance level rose from January to April, with a notable jump to 385 cases. Authorities say countermeasures are being enacted to curb the trend.
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Paris
Avance
Brasil to elect president and congress on November 2
After a 12 year break, Brazil will hold elections on November 2 to choose a president and members of Congress. The article notes the scheduled nationwide vote and the drive to settle leadership after a long interval.
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Fomamacio Rig DE Sanmiro
Thesday
Brasil
Iu Congress
Early Trial Demands for War Criminals by Senate
Senator Lucas urged immediate trials for war criminals once an Allied plan is agreed, naming Goering von Rumboldt and others aswanted. A Paris dispatch notes a proposed international tribunal to try war crimes, still only at discussion stage. London reports end of trade convoys in certain routes as naval navigation returns to full efficiency.
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Dem
Senate
Pormere “Lig
United States
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Donite, Goering
von Rumstedt
Lenmediace
Paris
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Brita
Kumis
France
Anton Tage
London
Admiralty
Australian loan conversion in London described
The Financial Times notes Australia plans to convert an £80 million loan in London. It expects about £? million will be taken up with stock at 3 percent, maturing 1988, reflecting factors behind a general delta and a stronger Australian economy and outlook justifying a higher credit rating.
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Twastey
Financial Times
Cea
Manel
Australia
Australian prefab houses plan for servicemen
Montreal report states the Australian Government plans about 10 000 fully prefabricated houses for servicemen in the next year at a cost of 400 to 600 pounds per ton. George Geenald, adviser to the government, held a press conference outlining the offer and preference in allocation for veterans.
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Montreal
George Geeald
Hope of World Peace Seen in UN Charter Statement
A report on Mr. Breitinus discussing UN Charter aims at preventing future wars. He argues for collective security, strong Allied cooperation, and a permanent international framework to curb aggression, with focus on postwar order and Japan. He notes a Polish absence and mentions Franco-American and British roles.
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Tua Wean
Valdegrift
Kw Marine Corp
Japan
Naka
Tanka
UNCIO
Egypt Supports Independence of Syria and Lebanon
The Egyptian government advocates independence for Syria and Lebanon but rejects foreign force to resolve the Levant crisis. Beirut reports say armed forces attacked French positions, killing and capturing soldiers. Diplomats in Washington and Rome discuss Trieste and Levant tensions as talks continue between Allied powers and local authorities.
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Syria
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Haena
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Marana Tita
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Habitante
Mallen
Aleppo
Amd
Damascua
Howe Amd Rema
Damascus Alegerea 8
Labaliene Privae
Torener
Alenpend Marwan
Alteady
Talks Aim to Keep United Front by Big Powers
United States envoys seek to sustain Western Allied unity with Russia over German occupation zones. The Times diplomatic correspondent notes ongoing bickering and Russian criticism of the Dow Nile Government, but no sign of a secret deal. The Anglo American approach emerged after Germany’s collapse and aims to coordinate postwar German policy.
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U.S
Russia
Germany
the Times
Bradcants
Berlin
Lord Haw Haw Capture Report From London
London reports that William Joyce known as Lord Haw Haw and his wife have been captured. The British Second Army will detain Joyce under strict guard while he is questioned. Sir Oswald Mosley commented Joyce has not faced such treatment since his 1907 involvement with the Monley movement.
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Amy
Ing Joyce
Dnyce
Oawald Mosley
Maron
Joyce
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Anya Jaycee
England
Dr Evatt Concedes Veto On Use Of Force In UN Debate
Dr Evatt argues for a veto in the UN Security Council to prevent a single power from using force. He notes smaller nations raised questions on veto power while big powers defend its necessity for unified global action. Gromyko counters, urging focus on collective security and foregrounding inter nation interests over prestige. Archibald rails against perceived threats to democracy in postwar policy.
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Ausurwili
Beomounie and Racial Council
Lds
General Assembly
Ane
Connell
Security Council
Evatt Sayin
Adatvalla
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Uago
Sar
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Seticiriain
Fenrdo
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Ehurenilpro
Liberal Party
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Archibald
Prisoner of War Joins Australian Cricket XI in England
A war prisoner, Tee Cunnody, captain of the Aurlelin Ai Foen X111, arrived in England and was taken as the 17th man for the RAAF team to face RAP at Alouceater on June 2. Weather unsettled. overseas dispatch from Australian Associated Press.
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London
Normandy
Nex
England
Alouceater
Britain Modifies Labour Control Order Details
An government order removes control by the manpower authorities over women over forty and boys under certain ages. The Daily Express notes the policy easing, allowing youth to access free water during demonstrations and indicating broader changes in wartime labor management.
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London
Half Million Released From Germany Exodus to Allies
A wartime airlift freed about 138000 prisoners and 161000 displaced civilians from Germany to Britain and France since April 7. The exodus included 131386 liberated Betiders and used over 1400 planes. The operation began May, with 87000 Americans flown to France and 30000 already departed by ship or air to America.
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London
Germany
Britain
France
America
Russian Churchmen to Visit England Tour Planned by Moscow Leader
Ales the Pulturch of Moscow and eleven other Russian Orthodox Church members plan a tour of London and Canterbury with English church leaders. The delegation from Kiev and Moscow will be hosted by Canterbury Archbishop. Typhus outbreak reported in France prompts Paris Ministry notice. Willow Run plant to close Detroit factory will halt bomber production on June 15.
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Turday
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Die Myddle Kass
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Titwlay
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