Russia Seeks Wider Powers Delay to UN Windup
In San Francisco on June 18 AP reports Russia may block the UN conference windup next Saturday by insisting on broader powers for the General Assembly. Moscow demands authority to discuss any matter affecting international relations, not only issues of peace and security. The dispute echoes resistance to big power leadership in shaping the UN security charter as foreign minister Herbert V. (note: source ends)
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Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH
An ad-like notice promoting FASTEETH powder for non-acid paste to ease loose dentures. It claims improved fit, comfort, and reduced embarrassment by sprinkling the product on plates to stabilize them and soothe gum irritation, available today at drug stores.
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Evatt moves to reopen Big Five veto issue at world council
The article reports Evatt signaling plans to reopen disputes by challenging the Big Five veto in the United Nations Security Council. A special committee, including Stettinius and Gromyko, failed to reach a compromise as Moscow dictated no concessions.
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Evatt
Australia
World Security Council
Stettinius
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Moscow
65 Percent of E Bond Quota Purchased
The seventh War Loan report shows E-bond sales at 2.597 billion dollars, 35 percent short of the 4.0 billion goal. Individual purchases total 5.691 billion, 61.3 percent of the 7.0 billion quota. The drive began May 14 and ends June 3.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Column Soviets Remain Prize Puzzle In Frisco Europe
J M Roberts analyzes Soviet Russia on stage in San Francisco and Europe as a puzzle in diplomacy. He notes Moscow seeks peace talks within limits, faces language barriers, and struggles with external perceptions while hinting at growing awareness of outside criticism. The piece closes with a historical tidbit about America's first women’s club, the Minerva in New Harmony, 1859.
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Minerva Club
New Harmony
Stillwater Now Little Tokyo For Navy Men
In Stillwater Oklahoma a Navy Oriental Language School opens at Oklahoma A and M College with a 14 month program. Officers and Marines study Japanese daily for four and a half hours with native teachers and in isolation to imitate Nippon environments. They listen to Nipponese broadcasts read Japanese books and attend films from Japan while keeping touch with the Pacific war through Japanese newspapers. The expected outcome is mastery in a 22 year equivalent college course condensed into training without drills.
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Okla
Oklahoma A & M. College
Little Tokyo
Navy
New Oriental Language School
Nippon Capital
Cmdr
A. E. Hindmarsh
Washington, D. C
Navy Oriental Language Study
Hindmarsh
Japan
Marine Corps
Army Center to discharge veterans at Kansas City parade
The Army plans an auxiliary separation center at Hotel Meuhlen bach to discharge about 50 combat veterans who will accompany General Eisenhower to Kansas City on Thursday. The group from Missouri Kansas and Nebraska will ride in the parade before beginning the transition from military to civilian life. All have sufficient points and many hold decorations.
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Meuhlenbach
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Kansas City
W. C. Power
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Yanks pursue last Luzon Japanese force in Cagayan Valley
American mechanized columns move toward the final substantial Japanese force in Luzon, two divisions believed in the Cagayan valley. The 37th Division advances 13 miles along Highway Five, freeing Oscariz and Cabatuan as a Second column nears Cabagan. The Sixth Division secures progress near Bagabag with heavy enemy losses on Saturday, while a patrol discovers a Nazi swastika flag.
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Manila
Cagayan Valley
Luzon
Philippines
Southwest Pacific
Otto
Cauayan
Echague
Oscariz
Philippines campaign toll tops 402,363 Japanese casualties
A daily communique from Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s headquarters reports total Japanese dead in the Philippines campaign at 402,363. It notes 9,210 enemy dead and 1,037 prisoners last week, while American losses for the week were 103 killed, 2 missing, and 522 wounded.
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Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Office Hours 24 Hours a Day SB566 1945 Anheus e
The notice announces around the clock office hours under SB566 from 1945 at Anheuse, detailing municipal or organizational policy changes and access times for public services. It notes continuous availability and potential regulatory implications for residents and businesses.
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