Truman To Address Conferees At World Conference
President Truman will travel to San Francisco to address the United Nations world organization conference. Secretary of State Steelites announced details on conference matters and plans. no date set, but a trip to San Francisco is expected early next week. The secretary predicted the conference would conclude successfully early next tenth.
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Soldier Retires From Army Air Force at Utah Depot
KA R 4A-year Selg Cn Alfred Go Minome of San An Lomo completes discharge at the replacement depot in Kearns Utah declaring the toughest years of the arnx are behind him and that he is leaving service for good.
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San Antonio forecast: warm midweek with increasing winds
Forecast for San Antonio and vicinity calls for partly cloudy skies this Wednesday afternoon and night, then Thursday with warmer highs around 84 and lows near 62. East Texas also sees partly cloudy skies and warmer conditions, with fresh coastal winds.
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British to Fly Troops to Pacific Theatre
The London radio announced plans to move thousands of British troops to the Southeast Asia theater. The broadcast said the airlift would begin within four days and reach peak levels in October, amid weather notes and Bavarian geography details on the same page.
Doenitz and high command seized in Flensburg arrest
Paris May 23. All members of the acting government of Adolf Hitler and the high command were captured as prisoners of war. The Supreme Headquarters reported a control party led by Maj. Gen. Lowell W. Roooks to Flensburg to impose Allied will, with a Russian consul party also sent to Flensburg and orders to cooperate closely with it.
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Allied Ships Hunt 12 Pirate U-Boats
Allied fleets pursue twelve pirate U-boats off Greenland where commanders threaten surrender. The subs, based near an old meteorological station, pose a six week endurance risk to Allied shipping and may be captured or scuttled.
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Aged Catholic Named High Rhine Official in Germany
TOENNISTEIN Germany May 23 An aged German Catholic was installed as the highest civil official in the occupied reich today and urged the German people to relearn the principles of proper love. Hans Mirhs, veteran Rhine military district vice president once labeled traitor, now heads administration under American supervision. He pledges to foster a new Christian spirit with Catholic and Protestant church cooperation, aiming to guide a vast 11,000,000 population across a 14,000 square mile district.
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Food dealers warned over contaminated produce on Washington Square
Maj Warren Booker city sanitary engineer issued orders against all food dealers on Washington Square after a critical letter to Fire and Police Commissioner P. L. Anderson. Inspectors surveyed the market at the request of Milton T. Rogers of the city food prevention league. 20025 Croll and vegetable stands operate near the south of the wholesale market.
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Okinawa Breakthrough Deepens Allied Momentum in Pacific
In a sweeping Pacific update, U S forces breached strong Okinawa defenses as the Seventh Division advances north of Yonabaru and takes Atabari after weeks of heavy fighting. US reports indicate major gains on the northern Okinawa ridge while operations in China and Manchuria continue, with wartime shifts sparking both optimism and concern in diplomatic circles.
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Trieste tensions ease as Allied and Yugoslav forces contest ends
Reports from Trieste indicate a cooling of tensions between Allied commanders and Yugoslav leaders over occupation as Alexander inspects New Zealand troops and Tito loyalist movements recede. London and Washington monitor, with no final settlement announced and ambiguity over reinforcements and administration lingering.
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Disorders Rock Algeria
London dispatch quoted confirmers from Madrid reporting serious disorders in Algeria. The broadcast said 3000 Europeans were killed or wounded and 1,000 native casualties as the French Foreign Legion reportedly went into action.
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Army Ready to Take Over in Strike Chicago
Chicago faced a seventh day of trucking strikes as army troops arrived to seize and operate strikebound facilities for war materiel movement. Fort Gustin police and detachments moved in, with 700 soldiers, 40 trucks, and escorts for war goods amid wage disputes and union responses.
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Churchill resigns as Britain forms new postwar government
London May 20 Prime Minister Winston Churchill resigned accepted by King George VI and asked to form a new administration. A general election is expected July 5 with Churchill set to lead a caretaker government. Labor ministers signaled they will resign or stay out until polls.
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FDR Stamps To Go On Sale In June
Washington announces five denomination commemorative stamps featuring Franklin D Roosevelt. The three cent stamp will be issued first on June 7, showing Roosevelt at his home in Hyde Park and the White House on other stamps. Proceeds mark the start of a series with dates 1682 1945 and Roosevelt name displayed.
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Draft boards send men of 30 home
Draft boards sent men aged up to 30 home after receiving telegram from Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey. They reported 178 men who appeared for Induction were turned back and 12 men over 22 years old moved toward enlistment, with officials expecting boards to stop sending such cases.
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Red Army Trains As Never Before
Red Army conducts its largest training drive in 27 years with intensive marching, live-fire drills, and strategy exercises. Red Star notes nationwide dispatches from Siberia to Europe as commanders sharpen tactics learned in battle. Garrisons in Berlin Vienna and Budapest aid city restoration and street clearing efforts.
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Sailor Rescued After Clothing Rope Improvised
Portland observers recount a daring rescue when Seacor a Milwaukee pharmacist’s mate and Mrs Short lowered a makeshift rope from two jackets and belts to save a sailor clinging to a 100 foot cliff near the Cohurhin river highway. The improvised line tied to Brittle wire wonched the man upward after a tense descent and he reached the fir tree, then was brought to safety by the Shorts and help from nearby photographers who arrived later.
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Japs Pin Hopes On Death by Own Action Planes
In a San Francisco dispatch, Lt Gen Ridgelight Tada, head of Japan's cabinet technology, says Japan relies on death by own action planes to break the war crisis. The tech board head Todn was named yesterday to lead research on new weapons for special attack coins. Solomon Islands area land extent noted at 17,000 square miles.
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Pendleton Draws Fire to Save Company
In a World War II action, Jack Pendleton crawled 30 feet toward a German machine gun nest, drawing fire and allowing his company to retreat to safety. He was killed by a burst just meters from the position, his calculated sacrifice saving many comrades.
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