War guilt row across Asia as Chiang comments
Chiang Kai-shek says Japan and Germany share war guilt and urges a peaceful path for Asia. He notes future of Hirohito to be decided by Japanese people and backs mediation over punitive action, while outlining Korea, Hong Kong, and Trieste issues.
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Japan
Germany
Chiang
HCGM
Jayce
United States
China
Aseae
Dell Hess
Dinser
Econ
Mens
Durie
Koc Wa
Korea
Russia
Britain
Wigard
Hong Kong
Great Britain
Ambassador Hurley
Chiang Kai-shek
Madame Chiang
Italy faces loss of empire and colonial redraws
A New York Times piece argues after World War II the United Nations will drastically shrink Italy’s overseas holdings. It notes Ethiopia and Albania have regained independence, Eritrea’s fate tied to Haile Selassie’s realm, and Libya and Somaliland contested by Britain, Russia, and trusteeship plans while the Big Five shape postwar maps.
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Chrenaic
Egypt
Selard
Dodecanese
Tunis
Aegean Sea
Dardanelles
Mediterranean
Italy
Yingasi
Trieste
Istrian
Big Five Council
London
Yugoslavia
Paris
Labrigne
Tante
Roya Valley
New York
Gpi
United Nations
Ethiopia
Albania
Mussolini
Enver Hohe
Big Five
Council of Foreign Ministers
Vssia
Frussia
Eritrea
Haile Selassie
Rubattine Steam Ship Company
Sultan Bereban
Raheita
Awsab
Red Sea
New Jersey
Rome
Asia
Indian Ocean
Somalilland
Zanzibar
Marshall Backs Unified Command and Single Department
General Marshall testified before the Senate Military Affairs Committee urging a unified military command and a single department of the armed forces. He argued national security requires a consolidated structure and warned the joint chiefs of staff machinery is ineffective in peacetime.
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Ington Usxs
George
Congress
United States
Army
Marshell
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Department of Forces
Marshall
Department of the Armed Forces
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Demand Truth About Italian Armistice Publication
United Press dispatch from Washington reports renewed calls to publish the two year old Italian armistice terms. Allies and London discuss cancelling terms and pursuing a temporary modus vivendi for Italy, while Italian Ambassador Terziani backs publication and Byrnes maintains no reason to withhold policy documents. The 1943 Italian armistice was signed September 3, 1943, with other Axis terms already made public.
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H. Shackford
United Press
Washington
Italy
London
Tealy
Sigte
James Ff. Byrnes
Germany
Alberto Terchiani
Asiter
Dean Ache
Japan
Finland
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
General Marshall Calls For Integrated National Security Review
A historical wartime remark argues for a cohesive, economy-minded national security plan spanning land, air, and naval forces. The speaker emphasizes an overall appraisal rather than piecemeal measures to meet the single problem of national security.
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Marshall
Army sets 11 troop assembly sites to speed Pacific return
The Army established 11 troop assembly areas in the Pacific to speed homebound soldiers. Readied sites include Manila and Toaster? Philippines, Tokyo and Nagoya Japan, and Jinse Korea, with troops to be moved by sea-bound ships.
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Pacific
Washington
Pacife
Ie Army
Manila
Tastoban
Philippines
Tokaho
Ad Nagoya
Japan
Jinse
Koreas
Beavers Take the Cure in Mineral Hot Springs Reported
A scattered note describes beavers seen in the Big Horn River near Thermopolie and Wye New York, as they reportedly visit mineral hot springs in a state park. The account lists places Xeume New Caledosia Brighama Australia Hollandia New Guinea Honolulu Saipan Okinawa and mentions the Big Horn River and the spring waters flowing into the river.
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Xeume
New Caledosia
Brighama
Australia
Hollandia
New Guinea
Honolulu
Saipan
Okinawa
Big Horn River
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Hollywood
Hich
Jack Woolams
Feft
Libya
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Tripolitania
WLB
Unified Command
Soden
A. E. Soden
Broadway
Keenan Sulloing
Troy
Dorothy Posner
Wattast
Ané& M
THO Telefhone
Second ST
Fashion Furs
America
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