Quick Charter Approval Seen in All World Capitals
July 2 London report notes rapid ratification of the San Francista peace barter across major capitals. Russia and the Soviet Union move toward approval while Britain prepares cabinet action and France plans swift ratification via official journal publication after cabinet approval.
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London
San Francista
Russia
Peru
Iragera
Interall
United States
Senate
Frelidium
Supreme Soviet
Britain
France
DeGaulle
Offtelit
Consultative Assembly
Lampasas Airman Killed in Plane Crash
Lampasas reports an airman from the Slexknacin base died in a mid air crash involving two planes from the same unit. Funeral services were held at Borger Texas with burial at Highing Park cemetery.
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Lampasas
Llewl David L. Presonth Ir
Governors Confront Federal Regulation at Governors’ Conference
Governors from multiple states gathered at Mackinac Island to challenge federal postwar controls. Speakers urged limits on federal reach as they stressed state flexibility in reconversion and national policy, noting public resistance to broad regulations after the war.
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Governors Chate
U.S
Mackinag Island
Mitch
Herbert i! Man
Utah
Mne
Econfergence
Waldoven
Comer
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
San Francisco
Maurice J.tobin
Massachusetts
Raymond E Baldwin
Connecticut
Industriad
Surisdiethanal Glorgetown
A. L. McFadden
Williamson County Aca
USA
Conference outlines push for swift UN charter ratification
Governor Dewey and others press for immediate ratification of the United Nations charter without reservations. Talks at the gathering feature Michigan Governor Aarry F.ickelly and statesmen urging prompt Senate approval to integrate the postwar plan.
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Wisdon
Aarry F.iickelly
Michigan
United States
Tash
Ohio
Dewey
Snipers Miss MacArthur On Borneo Invasion Report
War dispatches describe B-29 fire raids on Japanese bases at Kure Shimonoseki and Moji with extensive fires and ship damage. Allied airmen claim seven ships sunk and 19 damaged while bases at Chingkan and Mako faced strikes amid advancing campaigns in the Philippines and Okinawa.
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Tokyo
Janay
Kure
Abe
Jajor
Nipporn
Masnesia
Shimonoseki
Battlewock
Kumamoto
Kyushualand
UBR
Iwa
Bhim
Cary Leman
al- Ved
Mako
Ching Canat
Ang Wlaw
Forynasa
Chihers
Mey
Indo-China
Tha Harmeland
20 Million Japanese Civilians Braced for Bombout
Washington reports warn of mass displacement as Allied air power intensifies. Millions already evacuated from Honshu and Kyushu face job loss and rising fear, while Tokyo-backed radio threats claim possible forced transport to Manchuria. Military analysts doubt Japan can move large populations due to shipping limits and American air dominance.
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Dorkston B
Mate
Radio
Aca
Japan
House Group Blocks FEPC Fund
The House Thiles committee moves to permit the House to send to conference legislation granting $210,009 to hear employment practice committee. The report notes compromise and ongoing operation funds and authorization.
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Fepc Fund
Washington
PRG
Ef You Take Time N Y Politics Almost Clear
A chaotic New York mayoral campaign is outlined with party crossovers. Republican candidate Donal J. Goldstein, a General Sessions Court judge, aligns with Democrats and liberal groups. opponent William O Dwyer runs as Democrat and American Labor Party candidate. Confusion over party ties and endorsements dominates the discussion and hints at a 1940s political realignment.
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ED Greagh
New York
New York City
Donal J. Goldstein
General Sessions Court
Cision
Willat O'Dwyer
K Ings County
Brooklyn
American Labor Party
Jas Fall
Algo
F. H. da Guardia
Democcrat
Aho
Joseph D. McGeldvick
Cattraker
Midolirick
Bldvey Hillman Ays
Stein Tid McGoldrick
Thomas FE iDewey
Killman
GI. O. Felincal Atlan
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Liberal Party
Gold Matern
Aiil McGoldrick
Mineral Party
Labor Party
O'Dwyer
Hillman
One
GC. 1
OPAG
Labor
Avery
Soldier of Today Has Bigger Feet and Body
A World War II veteran noted wearing larger feet and head than his father who served in 1917 18. The Army measured soldiers from both wars using standard clothing sizes. the son’s chest and neck were smaller than his father’s.
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Dad
Itching First Application Agoniing Cane At Any Time
Unclear fragmentary text describes an itching issue and a call to action with phrases about trying a product today. The readable content mentions a first application and mentions locations and personal names but remains incoherent overall.
Truman Seeks Charter Road to Peace at San Francisco
The charter moved toward approval as Senate leaders push a swift vote on the postwar peace charter. President Truman urged unity with no broadcast or photos of the address, while Barkley reported strong support and the plan to conclude hearings within two weeks aiming for ratification by August 15.
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Senate
Barkley
Stuatera
Versaille
League of Nation
Scougham
Nevada
Associated Press
Foreign Rethilens Committee
Truman
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
House
Recconversion Pushes Into High Gear Amid War-Shift Plans
Washington July reports say radar and radio will pause to prep markets for 1946. The War Production Board will phase out priority systems for nonmunitions while freeing metal for consumer goods, with refrigerators not in stores until fall. Buyers enroll for machines, many will order unseen, and officials predict a slow postwar conversion lasting years for appliances and other goods.
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Washington
Hst
1 076 000 Yanks In All Pacific Landings
Melbourne dispatch reports 1 076 000 American troops have landed in the Pacific theater, with 53 landings noted. The briefing covers Balikpapan operations and MacArthur’s advance toward Japan.
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Pacific
Melbourne
MacArthur
Japan
Waderlia Command
Mandar Sildak
Sith
Army Reports Big Cutbacks in Artillery Ammunition Output
The army announced monthly reductions of about 20 million in production of medium artillery ammunition components. Item shortages include blast casings fuzes boosters and primers. About 7,600 workers in 83 plants nationwide were furloughed between now and September, following a meeting of army and industrial leaders in Chicago.
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Chicago
Cantranh
Chicago Ordnance
Herve
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