Near Agreement on Dumbarton Oaks Changes
Reported progress at the Big Four talks on Dumbarton Oaks amendments. Officials indicated encouraging momentum toward a trusteeship system and regional defense pacts while Stettinius and Molotov discussed security council powers and regional arrangements.
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Imbarton Oaks
Senate
Byrd
Fistland
D-Miss
Tobey
Canehart
United States
Pacific
Cmde
Harold E. Stassry
David
Werandibco
Ment
Cumbarton Galis
W Ork
Paisavcord
Als
United Nations
Molotov
Moscow
Stettinius
Dunbarton Oaks
Feder
Belam
Soong Bee Cita
Pawki
Dumbarton Oaks
Security Council
Stellinius
Fast
Edin
Soong
How's Your Stomach Tablets Relief Pains and Gas
An early health ad promises stomach relief with LDGA tablets, claiming quick acid pain relief and reduction of heartburn. It touts a double money back guarantee and a home trial offer, urging readers to purchase 26 boxes from a local druggist.
Interpreters Shape Molotov Pact Conference Narratives
A dispatch from San Francisco describes how interpreters at a United Nations conference affect outcomes. Pavlov translates for Molotov, giving warmth and clarity, while Farley anchors Molotov’s words for American audiences. The scene highlights the interpreter’s power to alter tone and reception.
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Considene Lans
Ban Francisco
INS
Molotov
Cntef
Faving
Pavlov
Pbss
Farley
Pavtov
Fess
World Organization Reform Talks Restrict Russia Debates
Delegates from Australia Canada and Brazil press for security council seats citing military prestige while discussing trustships for dependent territories. The United States outlines nine proposed charter changes including justice human rights and cultural objectives. Molotov signals some backing but Russia seeks amendments on the Dumbarton Oaks plan and Warsaw reform stalls continue with Polish government figures under consideration.
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Dumbarton Oaks
Pacific Islands
Japan
Ives
Stassen Yrayter Day
Lion
United States
Security Council
General Assembly
Assembly
Australia
Canada
Brazil
World Organization
Itelf
Wina
Ching
Molotov
Uime
Russia
Britain
Warsaw
Poland
Russhins
Promloy
Freed Nurse Reunites With Husband After Liberation
Purvi Diol Deacon Henderson and John D Henderson, among the first couples married after Americans were freed from the Philippines, are reunited in Los Angeles as he arrives by boat week after liberation. Mrs. Hertha Dworsky, the farmer, was flown back to the states two months ago in the first group of army repatriates and visits her husband in San Antonio.
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D. Ienderson
San Antonio
John D. Henderson
Elyinen Inelernee
Santy
Tomas Iviron
Los Angeles
Henderson
Philippines
Hertha Dworsky
States
Army mMirse
Rose Dworsky
Hilletteville
Hughand
East
Hopes for Draft Cut Hit by General Marshall Jolt
Washington May 4 Congressional hopes for a sharp cut in army inductions were jolted by General Marshall. He told the house military committee that May and June replacement demands cannot be met under the current program and urged a slower drawdown. He warned that the casualty and frontier needs may force continued high drafts for months to come.
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Washington
V K Udy
Marshall
Army
Chainueayn May
D-Ky
House
Gernsey
Army I Navy
Eisenhower
Sime
de Lowsee
Geurral Ebikentianer
Hag
Norhiy
Volland
Pacific Arena
Ant
Wade
Hawaiian Rodeo Honors Cowboy Champion at Tribute
The Hawaiian rodeo paid tribute on Wednesday to 1940 world champion all-around cowboy who was killed in an earlier event. Stadium lights went out as taps echoed and a horse-mounted rider lit the arena, recalling last year's island riding title.
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Lo Marilie
Col
Wyo
jTynan
Truman Lists New Generals
Washington, May 4. Six officers named major generals and several colonels nominated to brigadier general rank were revealed by President Truman. Notable generals include Homes Rlyager and Charles Jeverett Hardin, with others such as Edward Moore and Jonn Matthew Devie among the listed nominees.
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Nou
Truman
Senate
Homes Rlyager
Union
Nedy
Bryant
Edward Moore
Pmsworth
J Wiliam Mortis Hoge
Lexington
Charles Jeverett Hardin
Arlington
A. Herbert Lud Earnest
Bicwmond
Jonn
Matthew Devie
West Port
George W Smythe
Jeffersonville
Pin
Hugh Cart
Fave Tews
Wash
William 4
Roberts Leturt Falls
Ohio
Ghorles 'T Lawham
J. Cs
Charles H. Swarts
Plewe
Thomas K. Harrold
San Diego
Calif
Willam N. Gilhmore
Fort Gm
Oki
U S Denies Red Soldiers Held in United States
Washington May 4. The State Department rebutted Moscow’s claim that Soviet citizens liberated by British and American forces are not being properly treated. Officials cited that about 130000 Russians were liberated and only 35090 returned home under Geneva rules. The department stated there are three prisoner camps in England and weekly reports have been sent to the Soviet mission. No evidence shows 509 Red Army officers in the United States.
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Washington
Englisis Camps
England
Gorkoy
Vassi- Hey
London
Drnegan
United States
France
Germany
Russia
Te Department
Helicopter Rescues Eight Canadian Fliers in Labrador
A coast guard helicopter repeatedly touched down in a bleak North Labrador location to rescue eight marooned Canadian aviators. The North Atlantic division of Air Transport Command coordinated the ascent operations, lowering a rope ladder for each survivor in turn.
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N. H
Coast Guard
Northen
Labrador
North Auatic
Air Transport Command
Wiich
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