World Peace Parley Hopes Rise for Early UN Windup
San Francisco reports brightened prospects for a successful UN conference as the Big Five discuss veto issues and reforms. United States hopes to align with Britain Russia China and France on multiple questions while secretaries meet for progress. President Truman warned delay would not derail plans for top-level talks with Britain and France on French Levant developments.
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Fragmentary Report Highlights Postwar Diplomatic Threads
A garbled dispatch discusses possible shifts in Berlin and Austria strategies and hints at new approaches to Polish disputes. It mentions Levant peace aims and tensions in Datuxena streets with references to Arab American involvement and Syria‑Israel settlement issues.
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Nip Sergeants Vorce Private To Surrender
Manila June 11. A London fighting scene reports sergeants forcing a private to advance toward Plo. Private William Painter and Halnimagzoo Mich Wading surrendered after a firefight. Sgt Bert J Waild of Sydney was attacked in a foxhole, hoisted, and his rifle ripped away before he was flushed out.
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Threatened Salary Suit Filed Involving Geraghty Family
A case named Threatened Salary Suit Finally Filed centers on John E. Geraghty and his wife at Priday, with a writ of mandamus issued by Whit District Court to restore a salary cut from $205 to $50 dated January. The suit, filed after May 1, awaits a hearing and was issued through the attorneys Joe Barketh and Hh. Villachnin.
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New League No Cure-All Preview of Future Row
James Marlow reports on a wary preview of a proposed world league in San Francisco. The piece examines the security council makeup, the need for unanimous big-power support, and the risk of alliance coalitions triggering a broader war if major powers veto action.
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United States Stands Firm on Peace Plan Demands
U S delegates said they have reached a limit in concessions on the Dumbarton Oaks plan for a World organization. Harold E Stassen indicated the United States will not budge on freezing rights under the League of Nations until a new trustee ship system is set up. Delegates also showed reluctance to reopen changes on France mutual defense treaties and insisted on upholding the U S approach of mediation while requiring Senate approval by two thirds for any charter document.
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Nimitz Promises More B-29 Raids on Japan
Guam dispatch reports Admiral Nimitz pledging larger Superfortress raids against Japan. He announced plans to open a new B-29 base on Guam and named Tokyo Nagoya Osaka and other targets. Ceremonies marked the base dedication as Brigadier General Frank A. Armstrong arrived to assume command.
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Buried Beside Husband After Daughter Killing in Kansas City
In Kansas City a woman’s burial follows a tragic family shooting. Lula Mit Davis, 23, was killed by her husband who then shot himself as police closed in at the family home. The man had made serial calls to relatives, refusing to surrender.
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Red Trial Nears For Polish Leaders
Washington reports say the Moscow bound trial of 16 Polish leaders will begin soon as the Red army prepares to answer British requests for explanations. Polish underground figures are described as diversions against the Soviet forces and a London backed effort to assist opposition to the Red army.
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Germany Must Reeducate Itself, Exiled Leaders Say
A Zurich and Chicago based discussion argues Germany should be reeducated by Germans abroad, via exchanges of students and professors, translated materials, and nonpolitical aid. Experts warn against imposed programs but support a phased, coeducational approach as vital to Germany’s future.
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Reds Oppose Change In Veto at Big Five Talks
Reported remarks from Franosty Manuilsky and Soviet envoy Gromyko reveal friction over the wartime veto among the Big Five. Moscow signals uncertainty on a quick breakthrough as U S and Britain consider rewording to ease deadlock on postwar settlements.
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Von Ribbentrop Reported in Spain Dispatch Rumor
London dispatches report that Nazi Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop was reportedly seen in Spain. The brief item notes possible travel or visibility but offers no concrete confirmation.
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Boil misery relieved by moist heat of an Antiphlogistine
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New Orleans Mother Receives World War II Prison Camp News
In New Orleans a couple at a junction station heard the Weavers perform as a war department message announced their son, Edwin P. Lankston, was reported killed in action, then paid and liberated from a German prison camp. Mrs. Lankston was stunned, then spoke briefly.
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Court Gets Check In Suit Over Clerical Payroll
San Antonio dispatch reports the court received a check for 6275.45 tied to a clerical payroll dispute. Antonia Holaine Authority in Med of bikes, Fr. Rowers, and others are named in the matter as clerical workers for the Board of educational equality. The suit concerns payroll and hiring practices ahead of a July 1 start date.
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