Four Major Tasks Face Big Three Berlin Meeting
Washington reports four main tasks for the Potsdam talks among Truman Churchill and Stalin. They will address long term German control, territorial dispositions, a peace conference, and political economic questions affecting postwar Europe. The plan aims to preserve three-way cooperation while resolving specific boundaries and governance issues.
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Britain
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Roosevelt
Teheran
Yalta
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Audie Murphy urges universal military training after World War II
Lt Audie Murphy argues fighters must be prepared for future war. He urges universal military training at 18 after Japan is defeated, praising Africa training, trench conditions, and live ammunition for battlefield readiness. He warns against Nazi influence and calls for reform in German schools and homes.
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Germany
Murphy says GIs need no pampering after war
21 year old Audie L Murphy argues returning doughboys are fine without pampering and will think about postwar politics. He supports staying in Germany to promote democracy and says veterans will not want to visit as tourists, stressing lasting resentment toward Germans.
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Audie L. Murphy
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Grateful Homecoming Of German Prison Camp Veterans
Casual column recalls High Point veterans returning from German camps and praising Red Cross aid and relief efforts. Anecdotes note YMCAs Salvation Army and other wartime relief, with reflections on Jim Byrnes and local commerce and public figures. Stories mix humor and memories from wartime.
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Salvation Army
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Okinawans Help Police Island Under American Regime
Okinawans selected from villages are fitted with red helmet liners and yellow armbands to assist American military police across three districts. Army and Navy officers coordinate welfare, labor, supply, and safety tasks as LST movements move civilians amid postwar control.
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Okinawa
Edward Uhiir
Chicago
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Arthur H. Hanson
St. Paul
Albert C. F. Westphal
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Donald Blackburn
Toledo
Ohio
Louis Hosch
Blackburn
Kevin Forderbrugen
Mankato
Minn
Underwood
Carpenter
Daniel B. O'Connor
Manchester, N. H
Arthur Kk. Messner
St. Louis
Arthur Barrows
New London
Lloyd G Roberts
Oklahoma City
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Roberts
Katchin Peninsula
Joseph Schiavello
Bronx
Richard C. Harris
San Mateo
Calif
Bisbee
Ariz
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