Moscow Meeting On Polish Government Reorganization
The Soviet capital hosts talks with Britain Soviet Russia and the United States on reorganizing the Warsaw regime on a broad democratic basis per the Crimea Poland accord. Polish leaders in London attendancies are absent while Boleslaw Borut Witcenty Witas and Stanislaw Mikolajezyk are listed among top figures to meet Big Three representatives.
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London
Washington
Moscow
Warsaw
Crimea
Poland
Britain
Russia
United States
Boleslaw Boirut
Witcenty Witas
Btanislaw Mikola- Jezyk
The Left Hand Corner Shocks From Churchill Sagacity
A fragmentary Ottawa Journal report describes Winston Churchill’s first visit to President Roosevelt and his voyage from Greenock aboard HMS Duke of York. The scene depicts security, public cheers, and ceremonial greetings as he travels to naval headquarters on the Clyde, with observers noting his unmistakable presence and the crowd’s reaction.
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Ottawa Journal
Roosevelt Myr Churchill
Greencork
HM.S. Duke of York
Clyde
west Clyde
Mars
GT es
Wineston
Polish Concentration Camp Alleged in Scotland by Moscow Radio
Moscow radio quoted Pravda accusing Inverkeithing near Edinburgh of hosting a Polish concentration camp where innocents are killed or kept under guard. It claims Poles who oppose the London government are among victims and that prewar fascist camps were preserved after the invasion.
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LONDON
Reuters
Moscow radio
Inverkeithing
Scotland
Pravda
Poland
Edinburgh
Big Three meeting set says Truman
President Truman announced a Big Three meeting is scheduled but timing and location will be announced on arrival. He expects Moscow talks this Friday to work toward a unified Polish government on a broad base. He will bring Stettinius Byrnes Hopkins and Davies to Moscow. London Polish government relations remain unsettled.
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WASHINGTON
Truman
Moscow
Hany Hopkins
Joseph &. Davies
London
Edward R. Stettinius
James F. Byrnes
Hopkins
Davies
Await Results Of Remote Polls In Prince Albert
Prince Albert Saskatchewan reports indicate Mackenzie King leads CCF rival Bowerman as 186 of 162 polling districts report. King holds 6096 votes to 6749 for Bowerman with 26 polls unreported and further results expected from northern boxes and late-arriving ballots.
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Sask
Prine Miniter
Mackenzie Kang
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Zing
C.C.F
FL. SBoverman
Shellbrook
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W. Nelson
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enitharn cours
Lord Haw Haw 15 Reported In Britain
The Evening News said William Joyce Lord Haw Haw has arrived in Britain and will appear at Bow Street court on Monday for a preliminary hearing after his capture in Germany.
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LORD HAW HAW
BRITAIN
LONDON
Reuters
Evening News
William Joyce
Lord Haw Hawi
Germany
Bow Street court
Pacific command arrives to lead Canadian 6th Division
Maj. Gen. Bert M. Hoffmeister of Vancouver arrived at Rockcliffe air station Ottawa and then Sydney Nova Scotia as he assumes command of the Canadian 6th Division for Pacific duties. He travels with Brig. Sperling and Brig. Wrinch. He is to attend a welcome by Prime Minister Mackenzie King and Army Council, then confer with Defence HQ ahead of assembling and training the Pacific force for advance training at a U.S. base.
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Kho
Bert M. Toffmeister
Vancouver
Pacific
maritimes
Hoffmeister
Britain
Rockcliffe air station
Mackenzie King
army council
defence headquarters
United States
SYDNEY
N.S
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H. A. Sperling
Toronto
Arthur E. Wrinch
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Maitien
Bert VM
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Hoffmmenster
Margot
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Hope Fades In Lib Crash Search
Western Air Command announced that all hope was gone of finding any survivors from a Liberator bomber missing in the Chiluwack mountains southeast of Vancouver. The search involved Pacific Coast Militia Rangers, wardens, guides, and civilian volunteers as officials continued to sweep the area and assess wreckage sightings from the air.
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VANCOUVER
Western Air Command
THORLA F. tivers
Chiluwack
B.G.A F
air force
Pacific Coast Milita Rangers
fanw department
Western Air Commanict
Alice Phares
Reorganization of Cabinet Soon-Will "Chubby" Power Go Back?
Ottawa reports that Independents and Independent Liberals may give Canada's Liberal government a working majority in the next parliament if the service vote on June 20 does not change party standings. Current civilian vote tallies place Liberals at 118, with 66 PC and 26 CCF. government could count on eight Independent Liberals and three Independents from Quebec. Cardin and Major Power, who split with the government on conscription, are expected to support the Liberal side, potentially yielding a 129-seat majority in the 245-member House.
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OTTAWA
C.P
Canada
Mackenzie King
Progressive Conservative
C.C.F
Liberal
Quebec
B. Arsenault
Bonaventure
P. J. A. Cardin
ae C. cy. Power
air minster
CARDIN
POWER
Mr. Cardin
Major Power
Lifuori Lacombe Laval
Two Mountains
Frederic Dorion
Charle- Voix-Sacuonizy
Not Yet Set To Invade Jap Home
Japanese propagandists threaten imminent invasion while denying climactic action by American forces. The piece notes preparations for civilian defense, reserve classes, and wartime mobilization as Okinawa winds down, stressing the need for preparedness and public endurance.
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Germany
Okinawa
southeast Asia
Vth
Fusakos
Volksstarin
wien
arnaes
GUY wan
Fate of Monarchy in Italy in Political Turmoil
Fragmented text describes Italy's monarchy crisis amid Republican attacks and a looming embargo. Mentions a committee of National Liberation, political factions, and potential new government. Narrative is unclear with many garbled names and dates.
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Italy
Mindanao and Okinawa battles claim held terrain gains
In Mindanao near Davao city Marine dive bombers reportedly smashed Japanese resistance east of the Davao river and aided the capture of Mandog town. On Okinawa U S Marines fought up cliff faces with rope ascents and tank support, securing heights and repelling renewed Japanese counterattacks in the Oroku and Haardmaakir areas while heavy fighting continued along the escarpment lines.
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MANILA
C.P
Davao city
Davao river
Mindanao
Mandog town
Ma Ine
Okinawa
Yaeju
Oroku
Minagusuku
Haardmaakir
Marines
oest
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Hideeenck
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dave Behl
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CVGAYAN Varney
Pawan
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Aussies Press Forward in Borneo Push to Brunei
James Hutcheson reports from Brunei Bay on Australian forces driving toward Brunei town after a small amphibious move near Seria. Japanese oil tanks at Seria were attacked, with infernos seen offshore. Gen. Morshead warns of a long, arduous campaign through rivers swamps and mountains as the drive continues.
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JAMES HUTCHESON
BRUNEI BAY
Borneo
Seria
Sera
pont
Brunei
Brunei town
Labuan
Morshead
Japanese Voters Cast Ballots in British Columbia Camp
In Hope British Columbia on June 13 two Japanese residents from Tashme evacuation Camp Saburo Sato and Sechi Kine oshita voted in the federal election. They presented documents showing honorable discharge from Canada's armed forces in the First Great War and took the oath of allegiance to be permitted to vote.
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HOPE
B.C
Saburo Sato
Sechi Kineoshita
Tashme
Canada
Nazi Subs Tried To Close Nfld. Port
Ottawa reports German raider submarines attempted to close St John’s port in 1943. Minesweepers from Canada and Britain swept mines, with only two merchant vessels lost and 39 crew saved from one sunken ship. The other ore carrier sank with 27 lives lost. crews operated nightly minesweeping and kept all enemy mines accounted for. Canadian Bangor-class minesweepers, including HMCS Mediteine Mat and HMCS Vimyhook, took part under senior officers.
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OTTAWA
St. John’s
Cannadian
UI now
Iisa
ays
camulste
orations
Bangor
HMCS
Mediteine Mat
Gir
Howard
Westmount
Que
HMC
Vemeyilic
Bo Edwards
Cornwall
Eng
Australians Voted Down Stakes on World Veto Power
SAN FRANCISCO June 13 An Australian amendment to bar a big power veto on peaceful dispute steps was voted down 20 to 10 with 15 abstentions and 5 absentees. The lineup shows 9 for and 18 against the measure plus 21 voting abstentions. A new issue appears as a small nation splits the veto stance, rallying behind a proposal for a future veto crack at about ten years hence.
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SAN FRANCISCO
C.P
Australia
Brazil
Columbia
Chile
Cuba
Tran
Mexico
Netherlands
New Zealand
Panama
China
Costa Rica
Czecho- Slovakia
Denmark
Dominican Republic
France
Honduras
Lebanon
Liberia
Nicaragua
Norway
Philippines
Ukraine
South Africa
Russia
United Kingdom
United States
Uruguay
Yugoslavia
Argensina
Belgium
Bolivia
Canada
Greece
Guatemala
India
Irno
Lilverpboure
Peru
Syria
Turkey
Venezuella
Ecuador
Eevpt
El Salvador
Paraguay
Allies Take Over In Disputed Trieste
Trieste and surrounding areas west of the demarcation line were taken under Allied control at 10:90 am local time. British and American emblems lowered with a celebratory Thalian ceremony echoing through the district. Italians greeted the events with cheering.
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Trieste
Belgrade
dam
King's lead widens in Prince Albert poll by 281 votes
Premier Mackenzie King tops E. L. Bowerman in the Prince Albert constituency by 281 on civilian returns. With 167 polls counted, King has 7,035 to Bowerman's 6,754 as Dominion election results trickle in.
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PRINCE LEERY
Sask
C.P
Mackenzie King
C.F
E. L. Bowerman
Prince Albert
Mr. King
Bowerman
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