Hull Connally to Lead U S At San Francisco Meet
Hull and Connally named to lead the American delegation at a forthcoming United Nations conference in San Francisco. Harold H. Stassen and Virginia Gildersleeve named to complete a three member team. The selections align with push for international cooperation and a world organization to police the peace, drawing mixed reactions from lawmakers.
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Hull
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Lieut
Comdr
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Minnesota
Virginia Gildersléeve
Barneval College
Stassen
House Foreign Affairs
L. Willkle
Ball
R.minn
Slaszen
Senate
Pan
Connally
Vandenberg
Dumbarton Oaks
Michigan
Poland tests Big Three formula at Yalta talk
Byrnes described the Moscow commission as key to Poland’s future and an eventual provisional government and election. He noted conflicts with the exiled London government and warned that small nations must be protected while the Allies press toward a solution. Stalin seeks a strong Poland to block German moves toward Russia.
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Poland
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Dyrnes
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Germany
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Polisheile
FDR Signals Joint Allied Efforts to Redraw Postwar Europe
The piece notes FDR may describe a plan where the United States Britain and Russia use joint commissions to restore order in liberated nations such as Poland. It highlights hopes to establish democratic elements, prevent rival power spheres, and align postwar governments with allied aims while preserving peoples' independence.
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Unsure text fragment about Salt Lake City system fallout
Fragmentary note references Salt Lake City, a system from the federal government, two years of negotiations, and a missing original piece. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear events or names.
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Big Three Roundup on Yalta and Allied Plans
The Yalta talks prompt German moral scruples remarks from Paul Schmidt and Svensks Dagbladet. Roosevelt may invite De Gaulle to Crimea to soothe France and secure participation in postwar frameworks. Vatican concerns on Poland and German territories tied to the Polish question rise. Hungary shifts toward democratization and armistice terms, with Budanatt freed and three main objectives outlined.
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Svensks Dagbladet
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Crimea
France
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Europe
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Hungary
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Hungard
Budanatt
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