United States to recognize Polish provisional government
Acting Secretary of State Grew said the United States is obligated to recognize the new Polish provisional government in Warsaw and will extend full relations only after it forms properly and pledges free elections by universal suffrage and secret ballot. WashingtonPolish groups warn the Moscow coalition may delay representation at the San Francisco conference.
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Warsaw
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Germany
Red Army
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Boles
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East Kelly Field Shed Alteration Contract Let
Contract let for altering open storage sheds at East Kelly Field now Normoyle funded at 40 6508 tied to WIN And Combs of San Antonio per San Antonio district engineer office Fors Sam Houston to supervise the work. The note recalls the wartime auto industry halt from 1940 to 1942 and a 44 billion dollar output.
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East Kelly Field
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WIN
Combs
San Antonio
San Antonis
A. Fors Sam Houston
Polish Patriots Sentenced by Moscow in Ten-Year Bondage
The article recounts General Okutick and eleven Polish patriots condemned by Moscow after being captured by Soviet forces. It argues the Polish resistance faced Soviet oppression since World War II, contrasts Polish efforts against Nazis with Soviet occupation, and laments the exile government’s inability to secure relief from Washington and London.
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Leopold Okutick
Poland
Great Britain
United States
Jan Jankowski
Russia
Germany
Japs Report New U S China Move
San Francisco reports a Tokyo dispatch on a suggested redeployment of Chinese troops and American air forces seen as preparation for a possible counter offensive against Japanese occupation forces. Movements include 20 Chinese divisions and remnants from Seventh and Ninth war zone armies.
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China
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Kwangtung
Tokyo Dispatch
Mayi
Te National Army Corps
Girtarces
Bergun
Puklen
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Komminga
Pacific
FCC
Domel
July Of Goal Hits New High In Petroleum Output
Washington June 3 The Petroleum Administration for War set a July goal of 8 219 100 barrels daily of petroleum products. Deputy Petroleum Administrator Ralph Davies said the record rate is essential to meet needs of accelerated mobilization in the Pacific theater and the longer distances supplies must be moved.
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Petroleum Administration
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Petroleun
Rantal Yatay
Ralph K. Davies
Patifin
Former Polish Premier Joins New Regime
Moscow reports Stanislaw Mikolajczyk, former Polish premier, has joined the new national unity regime. Western powers may withdraw recognition. Mikolajczyk plans a move toward Warsaw with colleagues to help rebuild Poland.
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Moscow
Lins
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
London
Sete
Howie
Unites States
Britain
Mikolajczyle
Tyam
Poland
Polish government contemplates regime changes and repatriation drive
Premier Edouard Osubka-Morawski may keep his post as Ty ascends to executive duties while a new regime forms. The move aims to speed up repatriation of hundreds of thousands of Poles from occupied Germany and those in the Polish navy who served in Africa, Italy and France under the London government.
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Vitler
Poland
Germany
Red Russia
Russia
Red Army
Volga
Europe
Edouard Osubka-Morawski
Warsaw
Africa
Italy
France
London
Radar credited with saving Britain in Battle of Britain
Washington reports the office of the assistant chief of air staff intelligence credits radar with saving England in the Battle of Britain. It cites radar secrecy and the Spitfire fighters as key factors that may have cost Germany the war and releases a detailed World War II radar development clarification in Impact magazine.
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Britain
Washington
Cief
Air State Intelligence
England
Germany
Ympact
Air Force
Ify
San Antonio Light June 28 1945 edition date note
San Antonio Light issue dated Sunday June 24 1945 presents local news, society notes, and brief items from around the city with standard wartime era coverage and community notices.
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San Antonio
Radar and Spitfire Key to Britain’s WWII Air War
The intelligence office credits radar with saving England and shaping night operations in the Battle of Britain. It notes British and American heavies used radar for guiding sorties and asserts German forces were blindsided by the Spitfire radar combo, potentially altering the war’s course.
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Germany
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England
Britain
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