Nations Seem Near Deal on World Security Plan
United Nations talks progress past major obstacles toward a world security system. Key disputes remain over veto power for big powers, regional security pacts, and how to fit regional organizations into the Dumbarton Oaks framework.
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John Hightower
Cisco
M _ SAN FRAN
Iebarton Oaks
Great Powers
Security Council
United States
Bitain
Russia
China
Mexico City
United Nations
Denight
Dumbarton Oaks
Stettinius
Herbert Evatt
Australia
Jan Christian Smuts
South Africa
Peter Fraser
New Zealand
Smuts
Fraser
Georges Bidault
France
Victory ships launch honors town sponsors at Fairfield yard
Fifty town named Victory ships are launched at Bethlehem Fairfield yard. Sponsors include Mrs. Miles of Rushville and others chosen by towns or popular vote reflecting wartime service and local ties. The Winchester Victory, 38th in group, was launched March 6 1945 with sponsor Mrs. B. B. Dutton.
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Bethlehem-Fairfield
Rushville
Til
Rory
Edward J. Miles
Wavy
Ashville
Miles
Beby Ocala
Fla
Pennsylvania
Haal Victory Ships
Fairfield Yard
U. S. Maritime
Commission
Victory
Mississippi
Minnesota
Missouri
Louisiana
Frontenac
Stamford
Connecticut
Maryland
Washington
Attleboro
Massa
Laconia
New Hampshire
Pittston
J. M
Willis
Winchester Victory
Winchester
Virginia
B. B. Dutton
Red Cross
Bethlehem Fairfield Yard
U S Gives Good Housewives Bonus Of Red Points
Patriotic housewives receive a daily red points bonus for saving and turning in used kitchen fats. Each pound handed to the butcher earns 2 red points, reflecting the urgent needs of the country.
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U.S
Good Housewives
Steaks Turned Over for Armed Forces Shipment
A Flint Michigan carload of Wolin Packing Company beef is handed to First Lieutenant C K Grim of the Veterinary Corps U S Army for shipment to the armed forces. Lt Grim recently left Detroit and is the son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Grim of Nation al Avenue. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in February 1944 after Handley High School Shenandoah and W Valley Academy P I studies.
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Flint
Mich
Dave Wolin
Wolin Packing Company
Michigan Avenue
C. K. Grim
U. S. Army
Grim
Detroit
Hugh. G. Grim
National Avenue
Arm Forces
University of Pennsylvania
Handley High School
Shenandoah
W. Valley Academy
P. I
Market retreat as Hitler death news stuns traders
New York May 2 P steels motors and rails led a broad market retreat in moderate trading near the fourth hour. Investors hesitated after the report of Adolf Hitler's death with limited buying and a shift to investment and peace shares. Bonds and commodities remained mixed after yesterday's late sell off.
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New York
Adolf Hitler
Baltimore livestock and produce market round up May 9
Prices span apples butter eggs and poultry with unchanged poultry fowl and eggs. Baltimore Livestock Market on May 2 reports cattle with steady tone and varied values for steers cows and bulls, vealers 17 to 18 dollars, hogs at 15.30 ceiling for good weight ranges, sheep quoted 12.50 to 18.00 for lambs and ewes. Chicago hogs noted as 5,000 salable with total 10,000.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Grain Quotations May 2 Moon Telescope Question
Chicago grain quotations show mixed futures with fractional losses in wheat and varied prices for corn oats and rye in early trading. The piece also cites Sir James Jeans saying a telescope aperture between 10 000 and 100 000 inches would be required to see a man on the moon.
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Chicago
Rye
James Jeans
Market Report for Barrows to Lambs at Auction
Fully steady to higher on hogs with choice sows at 14.00 and barrows 14.75. Cattle totals show 12 000 salable, with fed steers and yearlings strong to 17.90 for top 1112 lb heifers, cows weak, bulls steady. Sheep and lambs scarce with bids 15 to 25 cents lower on lambs, heavy pelts around 15.00.
Doenitz Seen as Possible Wrench in Nazi Peace Moves
London reports Karl Doenitz, now in command of remnants of the German army, could complicate Himmler’s peace efforts. British officials wonder if two Nazi factions have emerged war and peace, with Doenitz potentially delaying or hastening any settlement.
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London
Karl Doenitz
Heinrich Himmler
Churchill
Germany
Doenitz
Himmler
Hitler
British Isles
Complete Coverage Of Local National World Events
The Star promises broad coverage of local and global news across daily editions, offering updates on politics business crime weather and culture to keep readers informed and engaged.
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the Star
Army officer writes mother of Private First Class Charles Lanahan
Captain Atkins of Company A Armored Infantry letters Winchester family about Charles K Lanahan who died of wounds in Germany on February 28 1945. He rests in an American cemetery in Luxembourg as Protestant services marked his burial and his comrades express deep sorrow and resolve.
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C. D. Lanahan
West Bend Street
Samuel J. Atkins, Jr
Germany
Pfc
Charles K. Lanahan
Charles
Luxembourg
Major Assault On Japanese Empire Is Held Essential
Honolulu May 2 Lt Gen Robert C Richardson Jr said a major assault on the Japanese empire is essential in the near future after meeting Gen Douglas MacArthur who will direct the Army invasion of Japan. Richardson praised MacArthur's leadership and confirmed his role alongside Adm Chester Nimitz in the Pacific campaign.
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Honolulu
Robert C. Richardson, Jr
Douglas Arthur
Japan
Richardson
Pacific Ocean
MacArthur
Manila
Specialists Recommend Soothe Itchy Skin Irritations
For minor skin irritations doctors often advise soothing the itch with targeted products and topical treatments.
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