Hitler in hiding urged search by British and American troops
Moscow broadcast quotes Marshal Zhukov saying Hitler may be in Europe, possibly Spain, and it is up to Allied forces to locate him. Zhukov also claims Hitler married Eva Braun shortly before Berlin fell and notes no verified body confirmation. Berlin is described as ruined and occupation policies are outlined.
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London
Marshal Zhukov
NBC
Moscow
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Spain
Hitler
Eva Braun
Berlin
Robert Magidoff
Zhukov
Neo
Eve Braun
Reuters
Germany
Red Army
Stalingrad
Allies To Strip Germany Of All Potential War Industry
Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force announced that Germany will be stripped of war related industries to destroy future war potential. Ambassador Edwin W. Pauley said any non removable war industries should be destroyed, and the United States aims to prevent a repeat of World War I reparations mistakes. He noted Germany’s transport is ruined but industrial capacity could recover in months, and the U.S. will pursue claims after lifting the burden of millions fed in Germany.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
Paris
Germany
Edwin W. Pauley
Truman
Allied Reparations Commission
Pauley
United States
Moscow
Yalta
Russia
Britain
Diet
Domei
Great Japan Political Association
Japan
Dorsei
Suzuki
Hirohito
East Asia
Okinawa
Tokyo
United Press
Navy
Mitsumas Yonai
Yonai
Okinawas
Air raids devastate five Japanese cities in major Allied strike
Tokyo acknowledged over five million homeless from raids on Tokyo Nagoya Yokohama Osaka Kobe as B 29s struck three large cities in daylight. The May 24 26 raids reportedly destroyed 257000 houses and left about one million homeless in Tokyo alone.
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William F. Tyree
Guam
U.P
Radio Tokyo
Osaka
Kobe
Navaya
Washington
Tokyo
Honshu
Miye
Nara
Nagoya
Japan
United States
FCC
Yokohama
Kawanishi Aircraft
Kawasaki
Aichi Company
Atsuta
Kawanishi
Muko River
Osaka Bay
Kawasaki Company
Akashi
Mitsubishi Aircraft
Premier Regrets Allies Seek Full Surrender Policy
American infantrymen breached the southern Okinawa Yaeju-Dake plateau amid fierce combat with Japanese forces entrenched in caves and fortifications. General Hodge warned of dwindling Japanese ammunition as U S forces carry the assault with naval and air support. Suzuki in San Francisco seeks dictatorial powers to face the crisis and promote peace terms short of unconditional surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Tyree
Guam
U.P
Yaeju-Dake Plateau
Okinawa
John R. Hodge
24Th Army Corps
Seventh Division
New Landing
Tokyo
Oroku
U. S
Itoman
Hanagusuku
Itoman-Hanagusuku
Oroku Peninsula
San Francisco
Kantaro Suzuki
Suzuki
Diet
Japan
Wards Seeks Supreme Court Reversal in War Powers Case
Montgomery Ward company said it would ask the U S Supreme Court to reverse a court of appeals ruling upholding Army seizure of Ward properties as wartime production. The firm asked abeyance of the appellate ruling for 30 days and predicted the Supreme Court action after its fall session.
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Ghicago
WUP
Montgomery Wards Company
Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
U. S
Philip S. Sullivan
Roosevelt
Army
Ward
Chicago
Yards
Wards
District Court
War Labor Board
WLB
Supreme
Jap American Draft Resisters Sentencing Set for Monday
In Phoenix on June 9, U P reports U S District Judge Dave W Ling will sentence three test cases affecting 98 Japanese Americans charged with draft resistance. The date was moved up from June 18 to speed appeal by Poston relocation center Nisei, with potential Supreme Court review if Ling’s findings are upheld.
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Phoenix
Ariz
U. S
Dave W. Ling
Poston Relocation Center
Nisei
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Ling
Trusteeship plan approved by nations meet
United Nations conference committee tentatively approves a Big Five trusteeship plan. The draft guarantees self determination and a non freeze of current mandates, plus permanent seats for Russia and China on the trusteeship council. The vote ends a two week stalemate and signals possible early adjournment.
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San Francisco
U.P
Moscow
China
Russia
Truman
Yalta
Herbert V. Evatt
Little Nations
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Josef Stalin
Test Period Draft Program Is Suggested
Edward C. Elliott of Purdue urged Congress to adopt a compulsory peacetime draft for a five year trial. He warned that lasting world peace is unlikely soon and stressed the need to prepare to protect national interests, citing the role of youth in national defense.
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Washington
Congress
Edward C. Elliott
Purdue University
Elliot
House
County and City Plan Joint Library Financing
The board of supervisors votes to allocate $20,000 to develop a joint county city library program to serve residents of both jurisdictions and outlying areas. City hall discussion with the council library committee and teachers association considered consolidating library services to avoid duplication.
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Board of Supervisors
Council
Library Committee
Pima County Teachers Association
Virginian To Head Arizona Power Agency
J R A Hobson Jr will become director of the Arizona Power Authority, effective July 1, with a salary of 8000 dollars a year. A Richmond native and veteran electrical engineer, he has worked on Danville and High Point hydro projects and led Richmond Public Utilities. He is 43, married with two children and holds Virginia licenses in electrical and mechanical engineering.
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Phoenix
Arizona Power Authority
J. R. A. Hobson
Richmond
Arizona
Hobson
M. J. Dougherty
Danville
High Point
N. C
Atlantic Sea Board
Virginia Military Institute
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Borneo Oil Fields Worth Taking Is Still Undamaged
Japanese reports of an Allied landing near Brunei in North Borneo suggest another step in MacArthur's drive toward Japan. Capturing Brunei's oil could boost our tanker fleet by linking near operations and possibly shape campaigns toward Balikpapan, Tarakan, and Celebes.
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Borneo
J. M. Roberts, JR
Associated Press
Brunei
Gen. MacArthur
Japan
Pacific
North Borneo
Tarakan
MacArthur
Balikpapan
East Borneo
Celebes
Japan Reports Borneo Invasion Near Brunei Bay
Japanese radio said Allied troops began landing operations on Labaun island in Brunei bay on the northwest coast of Borneo at 12 30 p m. The claim followed a push by a fleet including cruisers and many ships. MacArthur said Allied naval shells hit Borneo beaches and air raids continued with 170 tons dropped on airbases. In northern Luzon the 37th division advanced toward Solano from the Caga yan valley as Japanese headquarters remained at Bayombong.
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Don Caswell
Manila
U.P
Labaun
Brunei Bay
Borneo
Tokyo
Exchange Telegraph Agency
London
MacArthur
Douglas MacArthur
Far Eastern Air Force
Sadakan
Brunei
Philippines
Bayombong
Cagayan Valley
Luzon
Solano
Laws Enacted At Phoenix In Effect Today
Phoenix reports that 33 laws from the 17th Arizona legislature took effect immediately on enactment. Four measures, including the biennial appropriations bill, will start July 1 or January 1, 1946. Some acts were suspended by referendum petitions and will go to a 1946 vote. The legislature passed 106 bills with 65 immediate due to emergency clauses. One law creates a University of Arizona and state colleges board of regents and another sets four year terms for constables and justices.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Board of Regents
University of Arizona
State Colleges
Baseball Finals Scoreboard Highlights
The National League results show Boston defeating New York 4 to 0 and Chicago topping Cincinnati 5 to 1. In the American League Cleveland beats St Louis 2 to 1, while Detroit wins a high scoring game 7 to 6 over Chicago and New York defeats Boston 13 to 7.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Patton Doolittle Reach West Coast Home
Generals George S. Patton Jr and James H. Doolittle return to California from Europe arriving at Los Angeles airport with 47 officers and men. A long parade forms from the airport to city hall for a formal welcome program.
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Los Angeles
George S. Patton, Jr
James H. Doolittle
California
Europe
Los Angeles Municipal
Denver
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Hints der Feuhrer
Eva
Osaka, Kobe
U.s.supreme Court
Collins
Tom Collins
Library Board
E. Arnold Litz
Virginian
Arizona Power Agency
Patton
Doolittle
West Coast
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