Military Government To Be Imposed By U S Troops In Germany
Prime Minister Churchill states the Allied aim to have Germans administer Germany under Allied direction. He warns against a separate German government and says the U S occupation will guide policy while avoiding a full ministerial burden. The discussion centers on Doenitz led authority and the nature of German administration.
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Aémira Doenitz
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Altei
American Forces To Occupy Reich For Long Time
Maj. Gen. Lucius D. Clay asserted that the Allied government in Germany will be military and that the United States will stay in Germany for a long time. He outlined SHAEF’s continuing role and three aims: destroy Germany’s war potential, eradicate Nazism, and capture war criminals. Churchill suggested Germans should administer their country under Allied direction, with Allies not taking on the administration burden themselves.
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Allied Expeditionary Force
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Eisenhower
Germany
United States
Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force
U.S. Group Council
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SHAEF Assigns Doenitz Aides in Temporary Duties
Force news item states Grand Admiral Doenitz and other selected German officers are temporarily used to manage feeding disarmament and medical care of German forces. They are not recognized as the constitutional German government. Ambassador Murphy says this does not recognize the Flensburg government. Schwerin von Brosigk is not officially Doenitz's foreign minister.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
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Admiral Doenitz
Robert Murphy
Eisenhower
Doenitz
Flensburg
Germany
Ludwig Schwerin von Brosigk
Army To Present Infantry Show At Stadium Tonight
Houston County drives Sixth Seventh War Loan progresses as E bonds exceed $200000 and total reach about $600000. Officials note this supports war effort, inflation control, and job stability while fund drive ends July 7 with equal annual quotas.
Infantry bond drive exhibit at Wiregrass Memorial Stadium
Tonight at 8 o'clock at Wiregrass Memorial Stadium the Army Ground Forces show Here's Your Infantry will tour veterans through weapons and equipment used in jungle combat to spur Seventh War Loan bonds. Admission is free and bonds may be bought at the stadium or via future purchases. Veterans from campaigns in Italy, Africa, and France will perform and explain gear including fuses, booby traps, knives, and mines.
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Wiregrass Memorial Stadium
Army Ground Forces
Veterans of Combat Service
Robert Ramsey
County War Finance Committee
Ramsey
Kasserine Pass
Hill 609
el Guettar
Tunis
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Palermo
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France
Germany
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Fred E. Gordon
Gary
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Gordon
No. 15
Sowdown Nearing On Tariff Dispute
The Ways and Means Committee approved a measure granting new authority to adjust tariff writs in trade deals, signaling a White House victory in the first major congressional test. The bill would extend the Reciprocal Trade Act for four years and empower the President to impose up to 80 percent of existing rates, with debate set for next Tuesday.
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Cteat International Legislacme
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West
Texas
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Anti-Trust Suits Against Battery Firms Filed
The Department of Justice filed anti-trust civil actions in Federal court accusing Electric Storage Battery Co. of Philadelphia and its Willard Storage Battery Co. of Cleveland of withholding a Hong-life nickel cadmium battery, claiming government war equipment operations were harmed as a result.
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Department of Justice
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Electric Storage Battery Co
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Willard Storage Battery Co
Cleveland
Truman Plans Sweeping Government Agency Reforms
President Truman intends a wide reorganization to fold independent agencies into regular departments. Senators briefed anonymously say changes may take weeks, with cabinet shifts eyed in Labor Treasury and Justice. The plan aims for a vertical chain of command with one head per department and subordinate executive oversight.
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Tom Reedy
Washington
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Truman
Legislative Branch
Labor
Treasury
Justice
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Congress
Tramense
Yugoslav Claims Strain Allied Policy in Carinthia
Yugoslav demands raise delicate questions for the Allies as Klagenfurt faces occupation by British and Allied forces. Proclamations and threats from Partisans urge Austrians to report jobs, while Rome warns against warlike moves. The scope of Yugoslav claims in Carinthia remains unclear as negotiations loom.
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Aumarties
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British Fight Army
Trieste
Eighth Army
Titus Partie Lane
Catry
Austria
Italy
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Ivanoe Bonomi
Rome
Carithia
Yugoslavia
Carinthia
House Votes Down Bills To Repeal Poll Tax
The Alabama House defeated a bill to abolish the cumulative provisions of the poll tax and killed a constitutional amendment to end the levy. Vote on the main bill was 25 to 70 as debate focused on race. Rep Mandy Redd pledged to continue efforts to end the tax.
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API
Alabama House
Farlier
Mark Hodo
Jefferson
Norman
Yodo
Hodn
Mandy Redd
Lauderdale
Redd
House
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Chauncey Sparks
Wig
Dallas
Moletie
Molette
Harry N. Segrest
Maccon
Desperate Attempt To Drive Americans From Naha Sector Ends In Failure
Japanese forces launched a night and day counterattack around midnight as Marines of the 22nd Regiment stalled near Naha Okinawa. US headquarters cited heavy losses to the enemy while claiming the Marines regained ground by afternoon and repelled the assault, with roughly 400 enemy dead reported.
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James Lindsley
Guam
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Okinawa Island
Jane Hese
New York
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Vier Adin
Marc A. Mitscher
Pire Dramics
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Kikuchi
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Gannoshy
U S Regional Agreement Wins Conference Support
United States backed a plan to guarantee UN groups the right to organize for collective defense. The Pan American defense system would gain a strong role in the proposed world security organization. Secretary of State Steffinius announced approval and Latin American nations favored the formula while Russia and Britain debated details.
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Associated Press Diplomatic News
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Trapped Japanese On Mindanao Fight In Close Quarters
Manila AP dispatch reports savage hand to hand fighting west of Davаг Cry on Mindanao as Maj. Gen. Roscoe Woodruff’s 24th Infantry clashes with Trimble forces. Japanese use knives and bayonets while Yanks press a foothills attack amid rugged terrain.
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Dean Schedler
Manila
24Th Infantry
Davag Cry
Roscoe B. Woodruff
Talemo
Davasy Rive
Bukidnon
Bill Pashior
Douglas MacArthur
Chiippines
Davan
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Halle
Mangima
del Monte Air Center
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Mararas
del Monte
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Mania
Capitel
Miva
Occupation Holds No Terror For Small Fry In Reich
Daniel DeLuce describes German conditions under Allied occupation noting that Nazi youth remain largely beyond Allied justice. Censorship factors influence reporting as authorities move to define war crimes and dismantle Nazi centers in occupied Germany.
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Reich
Daniel DeLuce
Associated Press
Germany
Allied Justice
Gumer
Two More German U-Boats En Route To Surrender
British reports say U-873 and U-879 have begun surrender procedures in port with U-172R expected later. Captured by US Navy, the vessels carried supplies from Japan and are being processed for formal surrender with allied escort and shore arrangements.
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Portsmouth
Aucrender
United States
Toda
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Bermuda
Porta
Inmith Ghd Wae Dim
Streyer Reelected Head Of Bay Line
Streyer was reelected head of the Bay Line at a meeting held yesterday morning. Directors elected for the term include Sie Ye, Shealy, WOW Sites, Ma 41, Hallahan, CL rit, and others. Following the session, officers were chosen with Airey named chair and new officers listed. as yet, details appear partially in the report.
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Atlanta
Andress Bay
Galway
Wotan
Sie
Shealy
WOW Sites
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Ma 41
Hallahan
Vee Diesrtl
Truman and Roosevelt to review conferences with Big Three
President Truman arranged a conference with General Elliott Roosevelt to discuss upcoming Big Three meetings. Charles G. Hows said Roosevelt would be accompanied by his mother and attend at the President's invitation.
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Washington
Truman
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Himmler's Wife Says He Is Dead
In Italy near Bolzano, Margarete Himmler says Gestapo chief Heinrich Himmler is dead after the family was found in a mountain chalet. Her daughter Gudrun and sister were with her. the women told AP the Heilführer would be better off dead. They spoke in the third person and said they were grateful to be captured by Americans.
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Ntaly
Margaret Bodes Himmler
Gestapo
Heirneich Himmler
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Hitler
Berlin
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Gudrun
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Associated Press
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