Delegates Urge Big 3 to Hold Another Meeting
In San Francisco diplomats press for a fresh Big Three gathering with Truman Churchill and Stalin likely in Europe after V-E day. They seek rapid progress on postwar order, reparations, and a new security framework while weighing separate measures to deny Germany resources for future war. Molotov and Eden poised for travel as Stalin stays.
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Trusteeship debate aims at Saipan future
James Marlow reports from San Francisco on whether Saipan should be kept under American control or returned to Japan. The piece traces mandate history, compares trusteeship to mandates, and weighs strategic fortification versus self rule under a future League of Nations.
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Pacific
Japan
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League of Nations
War Bonds May Bear V-E Mark
War bonds sold this week may carry commemorative inscriptions if buyers request it. Banks and issuing agents will stamp notes with phrases like this bond purchased on V E day or this bond issued during V E week. Announcement by F W Geile, New York state war bond chairman.
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New York
F. W. Geile
New York State
Winnie Unshaken By Close Bomb
London authorities announced a German bomb fell near Whitehall while Prime Minister Winston Churchill was dining at 10 Downing Street. The ceiling and chandelier collapsed but Churchill remained unperturbed and ordered to carry on with coffee.
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U S Plans for Postwar Army of Half Million
Washington May 8 Congressmen disclosed war department plans for a peace time standing army near 500000 with an active reserve of 4000000. The program calls for compulsory peacetime military training and hearings set for June 4 to consider enacting such a law.
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House Military Committee
Congress
House
War Department
Canada Suspends Mobilization Act Amid War End Sentiment
In OSTAWA Ontario on May BIT Canadians viewed V E Day as the war’s end for most. Minister Mieizell announced suspension of call-ups under the national resources mobilization act while volunteers for the Pacific war would still be sought from Casadians serving in the Pacific.
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Ontario
Japan
Mieizell
Pacific
London Honors World War Dead Celebration Fades Into Respect
Crowds in London's West End celebrated the end of the European year with a hushed procession past the Cenotaph in Whitehall. British civilians and Allied soldiers queued quietly around the monument, offering murmured prayers for those who died in World War I.
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West End
Whitehall
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