Postwar plan shapes American Russia cooperation
Secretary Hull outlines a broad postwar plan for U S Soviet British talks. It envisions international relations based on justice and law with Soviet acceptance of peaceful dispute resolution and equal commercial opportunity, aiming for a permanent secure world order after the war.
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Three Power United Talks Slated For Allied Meeting
London reports indicate rapid wartime moves push three power talks to a more military flavor. American British and Soviet officers expected to meet in two weeks to coordinate on the Russian front followed by a wider gathering to ready all three nations for the final three power conference.
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Harriman Nominated as New Russian Envoy
President Roosevelt nominated Averell Harriman to be the new Russian envoy succeeding Admiral Standley who reported on Soviet views toward Anglo American talks. Harriman, 51, has led the London office for the State Department since 1941 and is the son of E H Harriman, railroad builder.
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Marshall Shift Still Uncertain
President Roosevelt declined to confirm any plan for General George Marshall’s future role. He said a change in Marshall’s position as army chief of staff had not been determined. Reports from London suggested Marshall might become commander in chief of Allied forces in Europe.
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