Yanks seize art stolen by Nazis
Huge cache found in tunnel in Alps
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Shortage brings emergency action
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Saturday, May 12, 1945
LONDON, England (UP) – Prime Minister Churchill will broadcast to the world at 9 p.m. Sunday BDST (3 p.m. ET).
Mr. Churchill’s speech at 3 p.m. will be carried by Radio Stations KDKA, WCAE and WJAS.
The Prime Minister was expected to discuss his post-war program. Possibly he will announce whether he plans to seek to retire from his post.
Disclosure as to when the wartime coalition government will be dissolved, with a general election following, may also be made.
Saturday, May 12, 1945
HAMILTON FIELD, California (UP) – The Public Relations Office of this Army air base announced today that British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden is scheduled to leave by Army plane Sunday morning.
In San Francisco, officials of the British delegation confirmed the fact of Mr. Eden’s planned departure. They said he was not planning a farewell press conference before he leaves for Washington en route to London, but that “he will issue a statement concurrent with his departure.”
Runaway boys are called ‘black sheep’ – inquest into killing delayed by coroner
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Yanks await next edition of Nip propaganda sheet – first issue is very funny
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U.S. told to observe freedom of press
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Believes Truman will aid station
By George Gallup, Director, American Institute of Public Opinion
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72,000 miners remain on strike
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Program allows temporary action
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CAPE MAY, New Jersey – The first German submarine to surrender at an American port is expected to arrive off Cape May harbor Monday under U.S. naval escort, the Navy announced.