Conference clash over voting and security council power
Delegation chiefs remain unsettled as disputes flare at the conference steering committee. Molotov cites majority vote fears amid Argentina setback while Evatt objects to two thirds rule for key decisions. Smuts Fraser Bidault urge security rights and regional pacts amid stalled Polish talks.
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Ted
Herbert Evatt
Australia
Molotov
Russia
Argentina
Liberia
Philippines
Executive Committee
Harold Stassen
United States
Jan Christian Smuts
South Africa
Fraser
New Zealand
Smuts
Security Council
Bidault
France
How Animal Glue Bonds Wood Joints Stronger Than Wood
The glue’s thin warm solution penetrates wood pores, then as it dries it shrinks markedly, pulling fibers together and creating a joint stronger than the surrounding wood.
Fire damages major downtown store destroying stock
Firefighters responded until 2 15 a m to a large downtown store fire. Equipment from a ladder truck was used and the source was not determined. Fire Chief E Ingram said the blaze consumed most goods as smoke and water spread through the building. The store served thousands and had additional outlets on North Main South Main and English streets. Mr Hutchens planned 24 hour work crews to clear debris and restock with plans to reopen Friday.
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Rts
Simi
North Main
South Main
English
Hutchens
Truman budget requests and wartime agencies actions
The text notes President Truman proposing a $369,000 budget for the next year and urging volunteer protection workers to stay on duty. It lists wartime agencies such as the Office of War Information and War Manpower, with a letter to Congress seeking repeal of $3.1 billion in appropriations and $4.265 billion in maritime commission ship construction contracts.
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Office of War Information
War On Board
Office of
Ace of Defense Transition
Pedeum Administrator War
Peederal Genency
War Manpower Office of Scientific Research and Development
Congress
Maritime Commission
CAB hearing set on new routes through the area
CAB announced a hearing in Washington on new routes involving TWA Colonial and several carriers in Gas stonia North Carolina and Carolina Airlines among others. More than 40 applicants with multiple representatives will appear before the y Central. The session follows a pre hearing conference held January 22.
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Central
TWA Colonial
Southeastern Airlines
Gasstonia
N. C
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Carolina Airlines, Inc
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Berlin Falls Deeper as Soviet Push Seizes Brandenburg
Soviet forces encircle Luckenwalde area and seize Brandenburg city as Zhukov’s First White Russians advance toward Berlin. Berlin's core shrinks to under 10 square miles with 8,000 German deaths recorded yesterday and total Nazi losses reaching 87,500 in five days.
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Gregory K. Zhukov
Brandenburg
Berlin
Red Army
Charlottenburg
Schoenberg
Campaign forces push back in one month of fighting
Reports say Japanese resistance has fallen sharply as Allied artillery naval guns and air bombardment disrupt communications. Yonabaru, Japan’s third largest city, faces an immediate assault after Maj. Gen. Archibald Arnold’s seventh division flanks the eastern line and breaches fortified positions to seize the coastal airfield.
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Seventh Division
Archibald V. Arnold
Kuharu
Yanabaru
Arnold
James L. Bradley
96Th
Shuri
Naha
Manila
Borneo
U.S
Davao
Linkas
Tarankan
Oil Port
Joseph Chiefly
Middle East
East Indies
Douglas MacArthur
Postwar Germany Still Clings to Hitler as Spiritual Leader
The piece notes Germans, especially youths, still view Hitler as a providential figure and Messiah despite defeat. It warns Doenitz could take over as fuhrer, aiming to disrupt Allied shipping with the U-boat fleet if power is seized.
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Hitler
Admiral Doenitz
Fuher
Hitler death reportedly under scrutiny by Allies
Allies plan to demand Hitler's body after Germany surrenders to rule out doubt. Moscow radio accuses German fascists of a trick while others speculate on a stroke or underground escape. Press across Britain debates surrender timing and Doenitz's grip on power as news spreads of Hitler's death.
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Germany
Moscow
Stockholm
Daily Express
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Admiral Doenitz
Reich
London Star
Doenitz
London Evening News
Himmler
Surrender of German Forces in the Mediterranean Crowned
Allied headquarters announced the unconditional surrender of German and Italian fascist forces in Italy after two years of fighting from Sicily onward. General Alexander praised the campaign as a great victory, while Caserta hosted the signing by German plenipotentiaries and Allied staff.
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Mediterranean
Sicily
Italy
Aaah
Alexander
U.S. Fifth Army
John
Lombardy
Caserta
von Vietinghoff-Schee
Obergruppenfuehrer
Karl Wolff
Wehrmachinly
von Vietinghoff-Scheel
High Alps
Red Terrors Meet Blue Devils in Durham Showdown
With five wins in eight league starts the North Carolina State Red Terrors face Duke Blue Devils in Durham. Duke aims for its second loop win after a 9-1 victory over State last Saturday as they chase pace atop the league.
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Duke Raleigh
N. C. State College
Red Terrors
Duke
Blue Devils
Durham
State
St Joseph Aspirin Ad Claims Fast Relief at Low Price
An advertising blurb touts St Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest seller offering 100 tablets for 35 cents and 10 cent tablets, arguing customers should not pay more or settle for less.
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St. Joseph
Flying Safety Officer Addresses A B C Club
Maj W M Harrison from the office of flying safety Winston-Salem spoke to the American Business club at the Sheraton hotel last night detailing flying safety operations and a brief Army Air Forces history. Dr C L Gray introduced him with Ensign Ed Stirewall and Robert Hedrick among attendees as reports from Glenn Smith Ed Hedrick and Joe Hollingsworth were heard and Murray Miller won the attendance prize.
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Office of Flying Safety
Winston-Salem
Sheraton Hotel
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OES
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Ed Stirewall
Navy
Robert Hedrick
Army
Glenn Smith
Board of Governors
Ed Hedrick
Boys’ Council
Joe Hollingsworth
Murray Miller
Bill Price
Quisling Regime Reported To Have Given Up Posts
Stockholm reports free Norwegian circles say Vidkun Quisling's government has resigned its posts but urged cabinet members to stay on until a new Norwegian government can assume power. A proclamation to this effect was sent to the Norwegian legation, with Storen said to be in both Norway and Denmark. The legation noted the final decision would be made at Lillehammer where General Franz Boehme commands.
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Vidkun
Nress
Ling
Telemissar
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Legation
Quisling
Stoeren
Denmark
Drerner Best
Lillehamme
Franz Boehme
Wolfpack drill opens with six veterans on NC State squad
Raleigh May 2. Spring practice opened with twelve veterans in the North Carolina State College Wolf Pack including nine lettermen. The team will start regular workouts around August 1.
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Wolfpack
Raleigh
Yesternonys
N. C
Pfc Holton Freed From German Prison
Pfc. M. L. Holton has been liberated from German captivity and is safe with the Allies. His cablegram says he is in health. He went overseas with an infantry division in October 1944, was listed missing and later reported as a prisoner of war. He is the son of Mrs. M. L. Holton of Triangle Lake.
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M. L. Holton
Pfc. Holton
Germany
Poner
Triangle Lake
Train wreck in Rochester kills engine driver and three mail clerks
Four killed and about 40 hurt when the Wolverine, New York Central’s Chicago to New York train, derailed on a downtown Rochester overpass. The engine and seven cars left the tracks with the engine plunging off the structure. another passenger coach was overturned and extensive wreckage reported.
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Rochester
N. May
New York Central
Wolverine
Edge of the City Report Sparse on Injuries and Aid
Fragmentary text notes Poles and trees at the edge of an event in New York. Mentions mail clerks and a body near an eagle emblem, with a person named Wile A. Adan of Nin a a ve. Hospitals few, if any, serious injuries, at Rochester station.
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New York
Wile A. Y Adan
Nina Ave
Rochester
Truman to reappoint Lilienthal TVA chairman
President Truman plans to reappoint David F. Lilienthal as chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority. Lilienthal’s nine year term expires May 18. Senators McKellar and Stewart pressed the case in Washington yesterday.
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Washington
Truman
David F. Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Senate
Lilienthal
Tennessee
McKellar
Stewart
Ite House
German Ardennes offensive nears Meuse and Antwerp
The Ardennes counteroffensive stalled. American Third and Seventh Armies and OG French First Army push toward the Alpine redoubt. The Seventh Army nears Innsbruck while the Third Army advances toward the Brenner Pass and Czechoslovakia border fortress, narrowing the front.
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Witn
Meuse
Liege
Antwerp
Brenner Pass
Seventh
Insbruck
Austram Tyrol
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Danute
Third
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