Right to choose regimes stressed by Mrs Roosevelt
Mrs Roosevelt argues in a syndicated column that nations may choose their own government within borders as long as they do not propagate abroad to undermine others. She warns against forcible imposition and sees noninterference as key, citing Fascism and Communism. The piece notes Churchill’s wartime stance and emphasizes patience in letting each nation decide its own system. The Doolittle Raid is mentioned as history.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
N. Y. World- Telegram
Truman
Theing
Rs. Roosevelt
Soviet Union
Roosevelt
Hitler
Churchill
Germany
America
Europe
Moscow
Rubber On Dutch Island Within Allies Grasp
MOROTAI, Netherlands Indies June 14 Allied troops reach a rubber producing island for the first time in the war and anticipate restoring rubber to world markets. The advance lies about 350 miles from ongoing Labuan and Tarakan operations and 90 days to harvest the first crop after Bandjermasin is captured.
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Morotai
Netherlands Indies
Dutch East Indies
Labuan
Tarakan
North Borneo
Bandjermasin
Repatriation Beats German Captivity Across Nations
Supreme headquarters reports 91,000 American POWs freed from Germany with most U S and British captives recovered. British prisoners total 167,844. displaced UN nationals repatriated stand at 2,413,000 with 2,068,000 remaining. Italians and French also released, while other nations show mixed return and on hand counts. Major groups listed include Belgium Holland Czechoslovakia Luxembourg Poland Russia Yugoslavia.
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Paris
Supreme Headquarters
Germany
U. S
SHAEF
United Nations
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Czechoslovakia
Luxembourg
Poland
Russia
Yugoslavia
Vermont Republican Is Named To Radio Board
Former Vermont Governor William H. Wills was named by President Truman to serve on the federal communications commission. He will replace Norman S. Case whose term ends July 30. Both are Republicans. The president joked about not playing politics in the appointment.
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Washington
William H. Wills
Vermont
Truman
Federal Communications Commission
Norman S. Case
Bridge Laying Tanks Used In Borneo Reported
San Francisco reports that Australian forces on Labuan Island in Brunei Bay, Borneo, use bridge laying tanks. The Melbourne radio said the tanks carry a 40 foot wide bridge that can be laid and recovered, a unit said to have left the secret list last week.
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Melbourne Radio
Labuan Island
Borneo
Brunei Bay
Melbourne
FCC
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Senora
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el Paco
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