Hitler and Goering Push for Big Three Rift Talk
May 23 report from Berchtesgaden cites minutes showing Hitler contemplating a split among the Allies to pressure Britain and Russia. The dialogue at the meeting includes Goering and others discussing propaganda plans, potential Ukrainian or Russian moves, and possible hypnotizing of Quisling, with Hitler questioning Allied positions and enduring distrust among German leaders in a fragmented, war-weary exchange.
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Judi
Wold
Cee
Ribbentrop
Goering Korns
Geerlig
Atlantic
Goering
Filtler
van Buelow
Tapie
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Tlitler
General Joy
Mc Dearne
Tod
Hermann Goering
Mont
Germany
Allies Name Anti Nazi to Bavarian Post
Friedrich Schaeffer former president of the Bavarian Peoples party was arrested by the Nazis in 1933. He served as minister resident for Bavaria and later pledged the removal of Nazis and Nazi sympathizers as the American military government area advances.
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Bavaria
Friedrich Schaeffer
Bavarian Peoples Party
Ithe Maes
Schaeffer
Dacna
British Casualties Reported From War Fronts
A London bulletin cites government figures showing 1,128,415 total British empire casualties in the current war, including 307,201 killed, across all fronts. It notes the 68 months of conflict yield a death toll only about a third of World War I, with further tallies of 68,585 killed and 160,000 slightly injured.
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London
May
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Firme Minster
Charchil Announcsa
No. 10
Downing Storct
Commons
Weather forecast for San Antonio and vicinity
Forecast shows partly cloudy and warm conditions through Thursday afternoon and night into Wednesday. Max 92 degrees, min 70. Further details appear on Page 2-A.
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San Antonio
Texas
Alenth
U S Sub Captain to be Tried For Sinking Jap Relief Ship
The American submarine commander aboard the Awa Matu faces court martial after the sinking of a Japanese relief vessel in the Straits of Taiwan on April 1. Japan claims the ship bore rescue marks. the United States denies deliberate attack and criticizes evacuation use. The incident prompted a state department note and an inquiry into wartime conduct.
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State Department
Japan
Awa Mra
Straits of Taiwan
Ane
United States
Jep
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Wior
Bial
More Detectives Assigned In Effort to End Rape Cases
San Antonio police chief Duke Garver announced increased detective deployment after a wave of rapes. He said juveniles largely drive the crimes and vowed intensified night work until the spree ends. Two youths, one 15, were arrested for assaulting a 24 year old employee near Palixette and East Commerce. A Robstown truck driver, father of three, was jailed for assaulting a service member’s wife. Confessions were signed by all suspects as detectives push for quicker arrests.
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San Antonio
Garver
Houston
Robstown
Lares
Carver
Palixette
East Commerce
Hidlis
Younger
Tapiits
Joe Herter
Frank Kavelski
Oter
Lareia
Cauny
Radly Pastolinen
G. B. Banchez
D. Barrera
Cola
Hoodlums Spoil Free Park Day at Brackenridge Zoo
Park events face vandalism as free Saturdays face disruption. Zoo president Richard Friedrich notes most visitors will pay, urging retention of revenue while free Wednesdays and teacher group visits continue. City considers sewer permit actions and licensing changes amid a tense special session.
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Zoo
Richard Friedrich
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Zoo Society
Witthus
T. J. Jones
Earl Street
Olmos Terrace
Mauermina
Olmos Park
Congress Sets Ceiling Prices On Staples in El Salvador
In El Salvador on May 20, congress approved a law establishing ceiling prices for corn beans rice lard edible oils and sugar to control costs. The action aims to curb inflation and stabilize household food expenditures across the country.
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Salvador
el Salvador
Congress
They Fish Lives, We Secure Ours
Washington reports Pvt. John Stewart drove three truckloads of ammunition through an ambush by Nazi paratroopers. He fired 18 rounds, hit several attackers, and continued to deliver supplies. He recalled pressing on despite damage to his truck.
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Washington
Johin Stewart
Stewart
Kraul
Berlin Rumor on Big Three Meeting Cited
An unconfirmed report circulated by Warsaw radio claims President Truman Prime Minister Churchill and Premier Stalin may meet in Berlin early in June. Reports lack corroboration and London sources say there is insufficient information to schedule an early summit.
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Trumen
Churchill
Los Angeles to Fete Doolittle and Patton Generals
May 293-(-) Los Angeles planned a celebration in honor of Generals George Patton and James Doolittle arriving June 9 and 10. General Marshall informed Mayor Bowron that both may attend, with Patton flying from Europe and hailing from Watts Gabriel. Memorial rites also prepared in Chicago for General Clark and aides at the upcoming Memorial Day events.
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Angeles
George B. Patton
James Doolittle
George C. Marshall
Army
Meteher Bowron
Patton
Europe
Heathy Gan Gabriel
Dav. Jhttle
Yore
Chicago
Clark
Hedy Lamarr Welcomes Baby Girl At Cedars Hospital
Hedy Lamarr and husband John Vader welcomed their first child, a baby girl weighing seven and a half pounds, born early today at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Hollywood.
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Hedy Lamarr
John Vader
Cedars of Lebanon
B 29s strike Yokohama in massive daylight raid
Allied reports describe a 60 minute B 29 raid on Yokohama dropping 3200 tons of fire bombs. Approximately 600 Superforts searched the area, causing extensive damage to shipping and industrial targets around Yokohama and Tokyo. At least 77 Japanese planes were shot down as American forces pushed advances on Okinawa amid rumors of Japanese withdrawals in China and Indochina.
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Ithely
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Okinawa
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Liuchow
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Japan
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Ing
Europe
Pacific
Shane
Tokyo
Kawasaki
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Chungking
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Zchang
Yangtze
Shanghai
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Indo China
Nanning
Indo-China
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WU. S. Dt
Iwo Jima
Kentaro Suzuki
Mikado
Medal of Honor for Brownsville Texan Lopez Heroic Gunner
In Bavaria on May 29, Sgt. Jose Lopez of Brownsville earns the Medal of Honor for blasting Germans and steering his unit from a trap. A machine gunner with the 2nd Division 23rd Regiment, he fired thousands of rounds, saved fellow soldiers, and withdrew with his weapon after a seven hour battle, later returning to the unit for the ceremony.
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Bavaria
Jose 1. Lopez
Brownsville
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United States
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