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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1945

Page

7

Mexico Proposes World League Bar Franco Regime

Mexico proposes excluding Franco Spain from UN world league membership. Former ambassador Quintana and a UN conference committee will consider a declaration that governments coming to power with military aid from nations at war with the UN should not be admitted. The final conference session, with President Truman speaking, remains uncertain for next Saturday amid debates on the scope of the assembly’s subject matter and Russian reservations.

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Private Breger Abroad Sets League Standards and Powers

Article reports on chapters adopted for governing dependent peoples, including rights protections and progressive development. It outlines security council use of force, enduring Moscow pact terms, and future joint big power agreements. It notes peaceful dispute methods, council investigations, and two thirds expulsion votes plus assembly control of finances.

Britain France New League Securty Council League United States Russia Gling Moscow Council United Nations

Supreme Court upholds ban on Associated Press bylaws

The Supreme Court, in a 6-2 decision, affirms a lower court finding that Associated Press bylaws violate the Sherman Act. Justice Black authors the opinion with Justices Jackson and Roberts in dissent portions, while Justices Frankfurter and Douglass concur. The ruling centers on competitive restraint and press freedom concerns in AP membership rules.

Washington Supreme Court Associated Dress Justice Black High Court Jackson Roberts Stone Dnatice Murphy Frankfurter Doulas Associated Press Byawa Evie Lustice Roberts

Poles Testify To Anti Red Activities at Soviet Trial

Soviet court heard Polish underground leaders admit to anti Red actions including derailing trains, blowing bridges, and killings of Russian soldiers. Witnesses linked the Home Army to terror in rear areas and to directives targeting the Red Army, while some defendants pleaded moral guilt but denied direct killings.

Segcon Poland Jan Jankowski London United Nations Russia Stanislaw Ekolonedo Red Army Nieman Jankowski Home Army Iao Ano Gore Stanislu Yn Hkuyafrinski Soviet Union Afanaseev Grmg Europe Germany Aris Ukraine Dniiper Kiev Elief Leopold Bronislaw Okullekd Komorowski Wassily Y. Ulrich Londen Kamorowski

Salutes Stir Hitler Rumors Reported Near Barcelona

A London Daily Express story says a German tri-engine plane landed southwest of Barcelona with a mysterious passenger in Ethiopian clothes who saluted the crew then fled in a Spanish plane to an unknown destination. The passenger was said to be the son of a German aircraft maker. The German plane was reportedly dismantled after contact with the Barcelona military governor.

Express Barcelony Barcelona

It Says Here by Bob Hope Cleveland Visit Monologue

Publicized excerpts show Bob Hope recounting a Cleveland visit with police escorts and relatives, noting a festive mood, rivalries, and comments about local politics and war impact. He jokes about longtime ties to the city and a rough neighborhood past. The piece recounts Hope’s international humor and local connections.

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Minister Marcel Faris Sentenced to Death in Absentia

Vichy regime ministry of labor and internal solidarity figure Marcel Faris was condemned to death in absentia by a court of justice during the current trial proceedings. The ruling reflects harsh action against suspected collaborators under the Vichy government.

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