Burglary Case and War News Highlight Cold Open
Buffalo man held on burglary charges as regional briefs cover extortion terms in Erie and a note on a White House energy talk. National items include Truman thanking Stimson and bid for atomic energy dialogue. California forests burn amid 25 fires. gas controls set to end by Sept. 30. International items report Yoshida meeting MacArthur, a German arrest over a vanished French girl, and a Polish land shift near Stettin.
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Petroleum Administration For War
MacArthur
Japan
Marshall
War Department
Koreas
Senate House
Congressional Library Auditorar
Capitol Hk
Eyes of Dead Used to Give Sight to Baby
Eight month old infant born blind may gain sight via eyes from a 59 year old woman. Operation at Presbyterian Medical Center follows eye donation from Eye Tower in Connecticut. Miss Tobey had willed Sarexes to science after death. nephew George McDonald of Chicago referenced.
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Eyes of Dead
New York
Giany
Presbyterian Medical Center
Eye Tower
Sanford
Death and Ruin Still Reign in Warsaw
The article describes how Nazi command conducted wide destruction in Warsaw, leveling landmarks including the American embassy and consulate. It notes the aftermath months after Polish and Soviet forces expelled German troops, with reports of decaying bodies beneath rubble and widespread devastation.
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Warsaw
Germany
Yalta Talks Weigh Italy Balkans Boundaries and Combat Roles
The council reported substantial progress on the Italian Yugoslav boundary dispute and the draft peace terms with Romania Bulgaria and Hungary. A communique from Trieste would make the port international while sovereignty stays with local peoples. The US delegation prepared a memorandum reiterating opposition to unilateral action in the Balkans and urged adherence to the Yalta accords.
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Britsa
Bawa
Abe Armat
Finland
Maka
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Brea
Rusia
Europe
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Yalta
Balkans
TUE
San Trieste
Italan
Army Demobilization Plans Move Through Congress
Congress debates postwar demobilization with Marshall and Paterson detailing discharge scores and release timelines. Officials predict 43,000 soldiers released in September and 550,000 in October with monthly rates rising to 700,000. MacArthur and Eisenhower discussions frame force reductions while new bills seek broader discharge criteria and departmental mail handling to Congress.
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Marval
Marshall
Loth
Dwight D. Benhower
Douglas MacArthur
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Maral
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