Truth and Lies in Postwar Europe Observed in Salzburg
In postwar Europe a reporter in Salzburg describes a bewildering mix of displaced people and refugees. He notes multilingual, often young travelers sharing crowded venues with American troops while questioning who to trust, as stories blur between need, survival, and truth.
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Red Cross
U S Provides 124 Billion for War Veterans
The 70th Congress authorized about 12.6 billion for veterans with nearly one thousand dollars per discharged soldier since V E Day. A large share funded World War II veterans. Gen. Omar Bradley stated America has provided more dollars per veteran than any other nation as bills signed by Presidents Truman and others shift focus from quantity to quality of opportunities.
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Omar N. Bradley
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Veterans Administration policy expands to aid 13 million veterans
In policy of the Veterans Administration, which was forced to expand itself many times to take care of the more than 13,000,000 new war veterans turned out by the armed services since fighting halted.
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Veterans Administration
Armed Services
Clemenceau catapults from conference chamber during Versailles talks
A fragmentary report recalls Clemenceau's famous walk at Versailles as Wilson and Lloyd George expressed disgust while the big four including Clemenceau and Orlando walked out. Italy later rejoined after a promise over Fiume.
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Versailles
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Lloyd George
Wilson
Vittorio Griando
Orlando
Italy
Fiume
Nations Hint at Leaving Conference Over Kiaochow Rift
Nations cautious of the conference hinted at departure as the Chinese delegation resigned when Japan was allocated Kiaochow. President Wilson abandoned the talks and went home to rally support for his ideals, alleging the proceedings’ integrity was being tarnished.
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Kiaochow
Wilson
United States
Ship Subsidies Planned For Trans Pacific Trade Hearings
Washington reports that hearings will explore operating differential subsidies for American steamship companies to compete with lower cost foreign rivals. The Maritime Commission stated the hearings will focus on trans Pacific trade routes only and will begin Monday.
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Washington
Japs Hunger and MacArthur Report on Postwar Japan
General Douglas MacArthur said the food shortage and economic disarray were Japan's main problems, noting Prime Minister Yoshida's emergency measures. He added the Diet convened June 20 to discuss a new constitution outlawing war and praised the Diet as able to voice the people's views. Also, an Army fighter pilot died when his P 47 crashed near Antrim New Hampshire after exploding in flight.
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