Foreign Ministers Conference Ends Inconclusive
A postwar foreign ministers conference adjourned with unresolved differences. Byrnes urged patience and proposed a peace conference only with key powers and participants, while Molotov pressed for broader Soviet representation. Reports note Britain and the United States faced pressure to include Dominions, India, and other nations, with fears of excluding major powers from the peace process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
United “Statas
Ching Jinn
France
Western
Europe
Tr Byrnes
Toca
Bacuri Council
Byrnes
Molotov
Con Paine of
Ation & Comfererive
Uwe
Byrnen
Allie
Snd
J. F. Day
Tal
Britain
India
Abolaton
Ching
Mr Eyres
Adina
Rutenie
Bulgaria
Sungery
Ruane
St Putaslam
Ninloti
Potadam
Taig
Hungary
Fumanis
Bulgarie
Finland
Russia
Kramer claims camp deaths were natural at trial
In a war crimes trial statement read for Josef Kramer in Lüneburg, he admitted knowledge of a cannibalism case and poor camp conditions but denied responsibility. He claimed 6000 inmates when he arrived, a death rate of 40 to 60 daily, later rising to 24000 with 400 to 800 deaths per day, attributing deaths to natural causes and denying mass executions or gas chamber abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luneberg
Josef Keamer
Kramer
Bilosan
Jewish Entry Smuggling Reported into Palestine
Acting Palpatine leader Penhl Galen ini reports Jewish forces trained for the operation landed in Palestine under cover. The Bilis cruiser Biliis and the destroyer Haydon were anchored off Jame yesterday as the entry occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Penhl Galenini
Palpatineader
Bilis
Biliis
Haydon
Jame
Censorship Limits Wartime News From Front Lines
A fragmented wartime report notes censorship partial shifts affecting coverage of military actions. The piece mentions the Central Government, Communist forces, and positions of Japanese and American personnel, with emphasis on restricted information and evolving rules.
Riot and stabbings surge as unrest grips city
Turmoil spreads across the city with a general padding noted in riots while a stabbing core appears. A violinist died in hospital today and several people remained under arrest as outbreaks continue to provoke fear and disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ombay
Weitienby
Famine and collapse threaten Germany amid upheaval
A wartime report warns Germany faces famine and collapse as military government efforts falter. Displaced persons are blamed for crimes while many German youths have forgotten schooling after years of disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uist
Germany
Ural
Dowd and Others Targeted Amid Blurred Lines
A fragmentary note describes Dowd and others facing deception amid a decaying or unclear context. The half blurred text hints at entanglement or manipulation. Further details are not readable in this clipping.
Loot in Shanghai to be seized announces Chen Tachon
In Shanghai on Wednesday Chen Tachon announces that 200 Germans there are placed in reserve and that pro-Nazi labor laborers are restricted. The message signals intensified seizure actions against enemy loot and associated assets in Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Chen Tachon
General Patton Relegated to Minor Post
General Patton, famed commander of the American Third Army, is relieved of command and reassigned to the 15th Army, described as largely a headquarters unit. He now works on compiling a history of the army’s wartime role while the move follows controversy over remarks in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Prankfurt
Bavaria
15Th Army
Sichmaldiars
France
Ameran
Oerfoun
Soinae
U S Pressure for Cut in Empire Tariffs
The New York Journal Tribu ne quotes American officials urging reductions in Empire tariffs. Secretary of State Clayton foresees feasible changes in discriminatory tariff policies, signaling U S intent to push trade reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Wut - Co
Empire
Clayton
Zhukov Unable to Visit America
Health issues delay Marshal Zhukov, the Fluasian commander in occupied Germany, from visiting the United States. He had planned to arrive on a date in the near term and hopes to travel in the month if his health improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zhukov
America
Washington
Zhufeev
Germany
United States
White Mouse
British Demobilisation Plans Announced for End of Year
The British plan to demobilise accelerates with figures showing over 4.6 million men and workers to be released by year end and into next year. The programme projects 8 million total by the end of the period, with 400 thousand demobilised by year end and 750 thousand by the next year’s close. The speedup halves armed forces from peak levels within ten months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urgences
Weanenday
Pytlune
Bri
Nerengen
Chief of Staff Death Precedes Japan Surrender
Fragmentary report suggests remarks by a Toyo correspondent claim Anami warned against prolonging war. The dialogue allegedly shows Emperor Hirohito reacting to Anami with disbelief as a political shift unfolds. A Prague bulletin notes Czechoslovakia reinstating the government in exile and minister changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyo
American Broadcoating Corporation
Hirontto
Anami
Japan
Anant
Uke Nevy
Mirohito
Anamiy
Anaial
Hanoi Starvation Threats Loom Amid War Scarcity
Reports describe famine risk in Hanoi as rice crops fail and supplies dwindle. Text notes large regional civilian hardships, with medical aid strained and authorities seeking urgent measures before French forces can secure relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wemenday
Hurhur
Anne Miles
Janet Medical
Hann
Indian Leader for Palestine and British White Paper Debate
An early 20th century report notes Indian leader views on Palestine and President Truman’s migration plan. It discusses the British White Paper pledge and potential impact on Arab and Jewish communities, mentioning Veith and broader political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinnah
Truman
Dawe
Palestine
Veith
Arete Wevlt Se
Mesto
Indonesians Refuse Talks With Dutch Leaders Amid War Turmoil
A wartime UK dispatch notes Indonesians will not negotiate with Dutch authorities seen as manipulating events for independence. The report cites Dr. Boulizena arguing the Dutch are using farms to pressure Indonesia and mentions British officers en route to London with assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
Wartarn
Wil
Boulizena
Trenton
Seakarnaid
Indonesia
Jai Wourlahing
Nate
Sam Karn
Ieee
Ieee Jas
MUL
London
Halland
Batavis
Purge Looms as War Regime Faces Shakeup in Japan
A turbulent report says Japan's government contemplates a purge and cabinet reshuffle before demobilization ends. Key ministers may stay to supervise repatriation, while criticism targets secrecy and inefficiency. General MacArthur seeks full wartime production data and censorship details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainiehl
Sony
Miyashi Soni
Miea
Kun
Army
Navy
Evan Runt
Prince Konoye
Xunl Lambles
Kennye
Vyie
Acuni
Rafal
Tokyo
Imm
Mintairy
MacArthr
Sap
MacAriby
Domel Newaugency
Dapanest Navy
Ocean Island Occupation Report Details Casualties
Correspon Noel Ottaway reports Japan occupied Ocean Island using beluga power and forced natives to mine while electrocuted. About 160 natives were unaccounted for as forces moved to other lands. Former residents fear 40 were buried in hidden graves, with many removed or displaced by the occupiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel
Ottaway
Ogean Island
Weanwaday
Japan
Oes
Ocean Island
Lalanda
Ocean Ialand
War Persontas Show Malnutrition Among POWs in Australia
Melbourne news reports indicate all Australian prisoners of war medically examined display malnutrition with about 80 percent showing relapses. The notice highlights high incidence of tropical diseases and related health concerns among detainees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Wednesey Te
SUGAR AND RUBBER PILES IN JAVA
Washington Weinemung We announced 1 900 000 tons of sugar found in Java after Japan's surrender will be apportioned to the United Nations. The discovery is expected to boost wartime rationing hopes in the United States and aid agriculture secretary Alderson. About 85 000 tons of grade rubber were also found in Java.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weinemung Ttwee
Java
Unitad
United States
Anyn
Mr Alderson
Annamites Warned by British C-1-C
Fragmentary text shows British warning to Annamites amid unclear context. No clear events, dates, or names beyond vague references to Britain and Annamites. content inconsistent, partial phrases suggesting colonial warning or security measures without verifiable details.
NURSES SUFFERED LITTLE IN PRISON CAMP
Fragmented diary notes describe nurses held in a prison camp during wartime repatriation efforts. Report mentions a party, transfers toward Australia, and visits by Gracie Piste to hospital sisters before heading to a camp for awaiting repatriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.lf
Pyle
Amstrella
Kalle
Australia
Sao
Gracie Piste
Chang Bassi
Britain Leads in Jet Propelled Planes and Aircraft Design
A wartime report notes Britain held the lead in jet propelled aircraft and overall aircraft design, with Britain two months ahead of rivals. It cites top naval figures and evolving propulsion tech, alongside references to UK and Tokyo diplomatic and military mentions, reflecting postwar sourcing and strategic outlooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonree
Ministry of Aircraft
Dmotamd
Britain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kr. Bevin
Yeatarday
Daily Mail
Daily
Roosevelt
Wang Wno
Tier
Wang
Mensjen Opposition
The
Daily Herald
Abe
Gzech
Rumania
Prague
Ceachuslovakia Ha
Grom
Runevla
Hanoi
Garam
Wedeuntey
Sodas
Catonieories
Wadaseday
Robert Carey
Bonin
Negresmgman
Nes
Baylomiag
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!