No War From Page One Focuses On Peace Process
The piece discusses how major powers struggle to organize a lasting peace in Europe and Asia. It highlights disagreements on the Balkans Russia Germany the Mediterranean and Asia with hopes for a conference to write peace treaties for Italy Hungary Romania Bulgaria and Finland. It notes fears of prolonged armistice suspensions and the risk of handing the Balkans to Russia while stressing economic and world trade issues and the role of the United Nations in peace and security.
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Machiery
Europe
United States
Britain
Russia
France
Spain
Franco
Balkans
Germany
Mediterranean
Italy
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Finland
Asia
China
Japan
Korea
Raesut
America
United Nations
Parade of Four Thousand American Troops in Frankfurt
About 4 000 American troops paraded through Frankfurt in a display of postwar occupation strength. The march showcased allied presence and coordination with local authorities in the occupied city.
Anniversary V E Day Parade in Bomb Scarred City
In the U S occupation zone headquarters city a quiet parade marked the first anniversary of V E Day. Soldiers with two machine guns and a few rifles led the march as shabby German civilians watched in silence. Two light patrol cars were the only armored vehicles in the display. Onlookers whispered in awe and some saluted the passing flag.
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U. S
Moscow Radio Criticizes War Outcomes on V-E Day
Moscow radio commentators voiced dissatisfaction with how war issues are handled on the anniversary of V-E Day. They cited concerns over the handling of war criminals the Trieste boundary dispute and the occupation of Germany in an English language broadcast.
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London
Moscow
Triests
Germany
Taber Critiques Neutrality Act and OPA Inflation Policy
Taber links America's neutrality act to Hitler's rise and condemns CPA inflation. He supports a 15 percent price increase to curb dangerous inflation and argues OPA policies throttle production. He predicts Dewey's reelection and his own return to office.
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Taber
CPA
House Appropriations Committee
Pheamas E. Dewey
CLS
James M. Mead
500 Butchers To Go on Strike
Five hundred neighborhood butcher shops in New York announce a strike set to begin after Saturday to protest rising prices on the meat black market. A stormy meeting led to police being summoned and no vote on the proposal. resolutions backed enforcement measures.
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New York
INS
Texarkana Hunter Known as The Phantom Strikes Fear
Authorities pursue a killer dubbed The Phantom blamed for six headshot slayings and a wounding in Texarkana area. Clues include footprints and a flashlight, with victims including Polly Ann Moore and Richard Griffin, Betty Jo Booker and Paul Martin, and Virgil Starks. A mutilated man’s body on railroad tracks adds to the terror.
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Texarkana
Polly Ann Moore
Richard L. Griffin
Highway 67
Betty Jo Booker
Paul Martin
Spring Lake Park
Virgil Starks
Lexarkana
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Starks
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Mrs. Starks
Jim Sanderson
Arkansas
Earl Cliff McSpadden
U.S.E.S
Kilgore
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HI. Thomas
Tole
Lufkin
Wilson Opposes Single Command Plan in Senate Hearing
Charles E. Wilson, president of General Electric and former WPB vice chairman, told the Senate Naval Affairs Committee that the army favored single defense command would invite inefficiency authoritarianism and nullification. He described the unification bill as creating an inflexible one way street that is undemocratic and inefficient.
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric Co
WPB
Wilson
Senate
Naval Affairs Committee
Department of Common Defense
Pilot Dies as Transport Crash Hits Sagauma Bay
A US Army Transport Command Q-46 crash off Sagauma Bay 60 miles south of Tokyo killed the pilot and injured 36 aboard, six seriously. The aircraft, en route from Nichols Field Manila to Atsugi, exploded on impact. crew and passengers scattered and crawled clear. Relatives notification pending.
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Army ‘Transport Command
Oan Island
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Sagauma Bay
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Nichols Field
Manila
Atsugi
Seid Nances
Irish Leader Near Death
David Fleming, imprisoned IRA leader in Belfast, muttered he expected to die within three days while on his fourth day of hunger strike. He refused to eat despite family pleas and periodic comas, drawing renewed tension as Sean McCaughy's similar protest sparked warnings of reprisals.
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Belfast
David Fleming
Fleming
Ellen
Sean McCaughy
Maryborough
Eire
Second Chair Trip Nearer for Willie Francis
In St Martinville Louisiana Judge James D Simon denies a habeas corpus writ and restraining order delaying Willie Francis execution set for tomorrow. The 17 year old Negro would face a second electric chair after the first attempt failed last week. Acting Gov Emile Verret awaits the attorney general ruling on whether he must face the chair again unless the Supreme Court intervenes.
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Willie Francis
James D. Simon
Louisiana
Emile Verret
Fred S. Leblanc
Pope Pius XII Cancels Public Audiences
Pope Pius XII suffers a slight laryngitis and cancels public audiences at the Vatican today. The Vatican says the throat irritation is not serious and the pontiff will hold private audiences as usual.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
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