Moscow Word Awaited On 2 Most Critical Issues
Moscow awaited word from Moscow on two core questions at the United Nations talks as Big Five negotiations continue. Russia’s Gromyko referred proposals to the Kremlin, with replies hoped in a day. France’s bid for permanent UN Security Council status moved closer amid committee votes. The conference splits over regional defense and small-nation influence, while Latin American leaders endorsed the region’s proposed formula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United Nations Oliteiat
Moscow
Bartling & World Security Organization
Russia
Kremlin
Gromkyo
Molotov
United States
Britain
France
China
United Nations
Fianer
World
Bianabion
Duswharton Qnks
Security Council
World Assembly
General Assembly
Securiy Council
Bidanit
Paris
Washington
Nazi Secret Weapons to Turn on Japan
Washington May 1 Nazi secret weapons and German devices may be studied for use against Japan after Germany’s defeat. Allied overrun factories and labs hold equipment and plans, with some items likely kept as memorials or repurposed for European rehabilitation, while many fated pieces likely will not be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Germany
Europe
Gennsa
United States
London
Truman and Churchill Seek Early Big Three Meeting
President Truman and Prime Minister Churchill indicated a Big Three meeting with Stalin could be arranged soon. Truman outlined aims including no German rearmerment, free press in Germany, no tax cuts until Japan is defeated, repeal of the Johnson act, and expanding the veterans administration. He also pressed steps to end the coal strike and suggested the peace program would be discussed at the conference but not soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tewman
Churchill
Abe
Truman
Stalin
Eden
Church
Commons
Presiant
Deslares Ukae
Eisenhower
Germany
Elter Davis
Japan
Tepeal
Trumit
San Francisco
Keystone Shur
Pacific
Europe
Mindansa
Philippines
Tarakan
Weather forecast for East Texas shows cooler spell ahead
Cloudy conditions with a chance of thunderstorms and a cooler Tuesday afternoon and night. Wednesday turns partly cloudy with a maximum around 88 and a minimum near 40s. East Texas expected showers in the northeast Tuesday and south Wednesday, with cooler air spreading from north and west by nightfall. Fresh winds noted by the U.S. Weather Bureau data on Page 2-A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio
wWelutty
East Texas
Ike, Bradley Arrive d In London
General Eisenhower and General Bradley arrived in London from Germany and met at the hotel about an hour later. Field Marshal Montgomery was reported to be resting at the Hindhead home of Maj JT Reynolds near Amesbury, Surrey, and would stay several days before returning to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eisenhower
Bradley
Germany
Willy Eisenhower
Ailiee
Field Marshal Montgomery
City Park Concessions Lease Authorized By Council
The City Park Board won a concessions lease for ten years at city parks including Brackenridge and Roosevelt after a recessed council meeting. K F Wilkinson has run the concessions at several parks under a $10,500 annual city commission with a 50 50 profit split, and sought a 10 day delay to submit a cash bid. Mayor Mauermann backed immediate passage amid questions of legality from City Attorney Cobbs with one commissioner voting no and an absent official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park Board
Lwe
K. F. Wilkinson
South Alamo Street
Wilkinson
Brackenridge
Roehler
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Concepcion
San Pedro
Woodlawn
Herbert Oliver
Mauermann
Hein
Tommy Cobbs Jr
Cobbs
Grantliy Park Collce
Holt
Saul Sieffer
Vax
Alfred Callaghatt
Yanks Break Balete Pass On Luzon
Forces broke through Balete pass on Luzon and advanced to seize Balete air field as Japanese resistance endured. U S air power targeted Nagoya and southern airfields in a broader drive toward Japan. At least seven thousand Japanese were killed in the pass battle, with estimates rising to about twenty thousand. Allied coastal and inland advances continued in the Pacific theater amid heavy casualties and costly fighting on Okinawa and Mindanao.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okinawa
Yona~ Baru
Arte
Sith
Balete Pass
Philanes
Santa Fe
Ville Verde
Pass
Oresis
Ameriom
Tama
Mirine
Naha
Associated Press
al Cooking
Jb Tg
Nabr
Japan
96Th
Gontead Hu
Pers
Reds Account for 12,770,000 Nazis in Four Years War
London reported May 15 that the Red Army had captured or killed 12,770,000 enemy troops on the Eastern Front since January 12. Moscow announced more than 1,230,000 Nazis captured. The Soviet release did not confirm whether Field Marshal Ferdinand Schoerner or General Otto Wachier were among those taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Red Army
Moscow
Soviet Deformation Bureau
GL Generain
Ferdinand Schoerner
Otto Wachier
Czechoslovakia
Austia
Naz Capitan
Henslyve
American armies blocked from Berlin by policy before Russians entered
American correspondents concluded that American forces in Europe could have captured Berlin after reaching the Elbe if not for political considerations. Officials delayed the Ninth Army’s drive to Berlin, and other factors beyond military reach influenced the decision, delaying Berlin’s fall until Soviet entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Berlin
Goenertt
Eisenhower
Elbe
Atalde
Ninth Army
Simpson
United States
Berit
Germany
Sankrsmen Pt. Supreme Headquarters
U. 8
Magdeburg
Binding
12Th Army Group
Ger
Slapson
Pattern change in Okinawa defense alters U S tactics
CAPT. JOHN BK CRAIGE reports on Okinawa where Japanese defenders shift from heavy beach resistance to entrenched cave fortifications. The U S Tenth Army under Gen Buckner faces a tougher fight as the 34th corps meets strong outer works and a fortified Shuvi line. Marines advance north with lighter opposition while the main island’s center resists on a long ridge system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BK
Craige Weitson
CN. 5
Okinawa
United Steles
Noral
Pacific
United ‘States
Buckner
United States
Marine Third Amphibious Corps
Twenty Fourth Corps
Tenth Army
Jan Easy
Oxluwea
Nouthern
Shuvi
Dir
Ue Wikado
Himmler Sought Near Flensburg
PLENSBURG Germany May 15 British security police and intelligence officers pursuing rumors funded by Danish underground organize a search for Gestapo chief Himmler in the Flensburg area. Allied officials report a mission from Supreme Allied Headquarters is quartered on German soil and that Doenitz remains elusive to diplomats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plensburg
Germany
Gestapo
Himmler
Flensburg
Timmer
Timmiler
Willy
Duenitz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Argentina
Stella Carvuna
Alguel Angel Cr ¥Cano
San Franicisco
Calif
Louden Sn
Intl
Pato
Moscow Word
Troversy
Rosala
Brettints
Ward
Presley Fest Truman
Gond Dasth
World Organization
British Commonwealth of Nations
World Security Couneil
Une Forte
World Security Council
Lee Ee Ee Ee Ete
Contin
U.S
Winnie
U.S. Weather Bureau
Ike
City
Park Board
Oliver
P. L. Anderton
Otto Koehler
Cy Park Board
Cothcessolhs
Sneveral Works
Carter Sommers
Vien ¢Hairman
Riley Wyatt
Arthur Pfeil
Ehatruman
Dave Coy
Charles W. Carroll
Panl Reba
Andrew Wessels
Herbert Hays
Luzon
Cagegan
CINS
WPE
J. A. Krug
U. S
Krug
Copenhagen
Reid
Nagoya
Admiral Nimitz
Gap
Prge 2
Gov
Yank Caphors
Bent
Vthe
Ritne
Frmy
Courtney Wedges
UV. S. First Army
Tarday
Mukup
Tarpau
Dea
Witse
Hinuger
Alps
Supreme Allied Readquarters
Hner Patriy Ab
Doenltz
Weld
Tit Doentz
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!