Soviets Given Three Day Deadline On UN Security Talks
American delegates pressed Moscow for a verdict within three days on a plan to fuse inter American and world security efforts in the United Nations. US officials backed a regional defense formula while retaining overall UN peacekeeping authority, and Stettinius outlined independence as an objective for mandated areas.
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Truman Seeks Personal Meeting With de Gaulle
President Truman expressed a desire to meet General de Gaulle and offered France a portion of the American occupation zone in Germany. He reaffirmed the alliance and France’s rising role in European and world peace, with talks held with French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault.
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London Marks First Peacetime Holiday
Londoners queue at rail terminals for Whitsun weekend trips as Bank Holiday returns after more than five years. Crowds seek country escapes in hot humid weather with limited trains and crowded stations.
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Eastern League scoreboard report with limited readability
Fragmentary scoreboard notes show Binghamton and Albany tied late 10th inning with 8 to 3 line. Hartford at Utica delayed by rain. Williamsport and Wilkes Barre Elmira games affected by rain. obscure lines reference Utica Pilsner Lager and a drink mention amid unclear context.
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U S to Deport Fritz Kuhn Former Bund Leader
The Justice Department announced a deportation order for Fritz Kuhn, ex German American Bund leader and naturalized U.S. citizen, who faces removal to Germany as an undesirable alien. Kuhn has a history of larceny and forgery convictions and previously served sentences before detention as an enemy alien.
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26 Dogs Killed After Fatal Attack on Globe Trotter
In Miami a pack of 26 bull pit terriers killed during a fatal attack on globe trotter and lecturer Mrs. Coretta Binks. Constable Hudson said stomachs contained evidence linking dogs to human bait. Leather fragments from a woman’s shoe were found in others’ stomachs as the humane society received many calls seeking intervention.
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Amputations Rise Among Servicemen in US Hospitals
The War Department reported 11,600 amputation cases treated in US Army hospitals up to May. About five percent of amputees lost more than one limb, with six losing three limbs and one losing four limbs in a crash. Of the 11,000, roughly 4,000 have been discharged, while some wish to remain in service or assist in training fellow amputees.
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Japs Alerted For U S Fleet Near Japan
Tokyo radio reported the enemy fleet moved from the Marianas toward waters south of Japan. The broadcast warned Japan to maintain a rigid watch as fleets operate near Okinawa in support of the Okinawa invasion, with powers from the United States and Britain active in the Ryukyus.
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U-Boat to Aid Bond Sales in Seaboard Cities
The U S Treasury will display captured German submarine U-505 in six eastern seaboard cities Philadelphia New York Boston Baltimore Washington and Norfolk to boost Seventh War Loan bonds. The U-505 captured in June 1943 by American forces marks the first such capture since 1915 and will allow war bond buyers to board the craft under Navy cooperation.
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Dewey Reports on State Business then Heads to Pawling Farm
Governor Thomas E. Dewey spent yesterday in a Hotel Roosevelt suite conferring on state business before departing for a week end at his Pawling farm.
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Reds Brief Army Chiefs In Far East
Soviet and Moscow papers publish a letter to Stalin claiming Sakhalin's northern half remains Russian while the south is Japanese. Red Star reports Red Army officers in Far East Siberia discuss training and tactics as conflict with Japan looms.
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Bombers Hit Tokyo in Dawn daylight raid
About 150 B 29s from the 6th Air Force struck Tokyo and its western outskirts in a daylight mission aimed at industrial targets. The attack contrasted with earlier Nagoya incendiary raids. Maj. Gen Curtis Le May led the task force, with additional details promised after crews return.
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Disappearance of Nazi Slaves Baffles British
Maj Haugh Campbell of the British military government at Luneburg reports about 56 000 slave laborers unaccounted after a camp near Nuern Gamma in the Luneburg area vanished. The men were linked to brick factories and the theory suggests Nazi ships carrying them to Norway were scuttled.
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1350 Pacific Area Men Coming Home
United States Army Headquarters said 1350 enlisted men in the Pacific theater were packing yesterday to go home as the first veterans in this theater to be discharged under the new point system.
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Chinese Gold Scandal Rocks Two Capitals
Chinese officials face impeachment amid a multi billion dollar gold scandal linked to speculative buying and an alleged gold price rise. The Central Bank and related agencies reportedly extended hours to handle gold transactions. Some gold was flown in by American planes under a loan to stabilize currency.
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Nazis Planned to Destroy London With Super V-3 Gun
British reports describe the Nazi plan to unleash the Vergeltungswaffe Drei on London using two batteries of 25 long range guns. The V-3 would fire rockets at 630 rounds per hour from Calais, with 460 foot barrels buried at a 55 degree angle. If deployed, London would be shattered and the installation protected by thick concrete armor.
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Congressmen Charge Writer With Contempt
Washington congressmen initiated contempt proceedings against Albert Deutsch a 34 year old New York newspaper man for refusing to identify confidential sources for information used in articles critical of the Veterans Administration. Deutsch said he would not reveal five veterans who supplied the facts, citing professional ethics and press freedom, while Rankin pressed the oath of witness as superior to journalism ethics.
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President Truman Named Honorary Boy Scouts Leader
President Truman accepts offer to become honorary president of the Boy Scouts of America, a title held by every president since Taft. The national office announced the White House visit confirming the appointment.
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Rooster Foot Offered as Exhibit in Price Ceiling Case
Mrs. M. J. McGinley submitted a rooster foot as evidence in an OPA price ceiling dispute. She claimed the foot bore a $130 price tag representing her payment for a seven pound dressed rooster, while she says it should have cost about £2.38. The dealer denied any knowledge of the sale.
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MacArthur Forces Win Valencia in Philippines Campaign
Allied forces report key advances across Mindanao and Luzon as Maj. Gen. William Arnold’s American division engages near the Mansima River and the 43rd Infantry Division seizes Ipa Dam east of Manila. Davao City falls to Maj. Gen. Roscoe Woodruff’s forces with ground combat continuing. Australian and Dutch troops secure Tarakan Island coast as operations near finalizing.
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Vinson Aids Cattlemen on Meat Prices
The Vinson plan guarantees against price cuts for cattle producers and creates a feeder subsidy to boost profits. It also raises subsidies to meat packers and establishes a packkeeping record from range to market to curb maldistribution and price manipulation. The measure targets the feeder as a key to improving weight and grade while promoting broader distribution of meat nationwide.
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Canada to Send At Least 43 500 Men Against Japs
In a special statement the grand minister outlined Canada’s wartime plan. He said Canada would deploy about 32 000 soldiers, a unit force of 16 000, and unspecified air force personnel. Volunteers would join the Pacific effort, countering claims Canada planned no action against Japan. The remarks reference the Quebec Conference of September 1944.
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Okinawa Fighting Rages as U S Forces Press Naha and Shuri
U S troops sustain hard fought advances on Okinawa as Marine and Army units push toward Naha and Shuri. Reports describe repeated hill assaults by Sixth Marine Division and Tenth Army infantry, with fierce Japanese counterattacks and ceremonial deaths observed among officers. Allied air and sea support accompanies ground operations along the Little Siegfried Line from Naha to Yomitan.
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Truman Measured for Bronze Statue by Fort Worth Sculptor
President Truman was measured for a bronze statue in a lengthy session yesterday. Sculptor Electra Wagroser Biggs of Fort Worth Texas described him as a patient calm and wonderful subject after the measurements were recorded.
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Foochow Taken by Chinese Forces Report
Ta Kung Pao reports a surge of urgency that Foochow, the great east China port, was captured by Chinese forces yesterday. Details mention enemy remnants in retreat and ongoing military actions.
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