Fourth term vote shapes Franklin D. Rocco win
American voters chose Franklin D. Rocco for a fourth term, while Dewey, his Republican rival, trailed in New York. A mid-summer public view of Hitler's fate prompted worldwide speculation on Nazi plans toward Japan. In Greece, civil war brews as leftists oppose the British-backed government, signaling turmoil in postwar Europe.
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