Senate Debate on Charter Opened By Sen Connally
Senate debate opened with Senator Connally Texas declaring the United States must back international cooperation to secure peace. Spectators filled the galleries as leaders signaled broad support for ratification while raising questions on authority, funding, and the power of the security council and associated organs.
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Red Entry Into War Seen In Ultimatum
Ultimatum to Japan sparked belief of imminent Soviet participation in the Pacific war. Washington authorized the broadcast cleared in Potsdam as Churchill, Truman, and Attlee and their teams met at the Big Three talks. London election fate could shift Potsdam plans. Truman attended church services with leaders.
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Redeployment Cuts Planned for U S Forces in 194?
Paris dispatch reports major troop moves as ships now returning to the United States will be diverted in August to Pacific duty. Redeployment via the United States to be reduced by about 49 percent, the communications zone and Fifth Army noted. A restart of the U S redeployment is planned for September, with the 50,000 ton German liner EBuropr slated to sail around September 1, carrying about 5000 Americans.
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Charter Lights Long New Roads Peace Depends Upon Big 5
James Marlow argues the United Nations hinges on the Big Five veto powers United States Britain Russia France and China. He warns a single no block by any will topple UN action and fate may hinge on their moral force and public opinion. The piece previews Senate debate and reflects on postwar power dynamics and coercive veto.
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Pin Pointing Held Best Method In Air Power Debate
Aviation writer James surveys Berlin and German industry to compare British and American bombing. He reports German officials call American raids most humane, while area bombing drew bitterness. Damage estimates at Rheinmetall Borsig and Berlin air attacks are broken down with figures and views on incendiaries vs high explosives.
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