Tchang Kai Chek pourra-t-il s’entendre avec les communistes chinois ?
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Youngstown Vindicator (June 3, 1945)
RUSSIA FIREM, BIG FIVE SPLIT ON VETO
Soviet Union emphatic on ‘no retreat’
Moscow wants right to override discussion of disputes – U.S. delegates disposed to letting two interpretations stand
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FRANCE ASKS U.S. TO JOIN SYRIA PARLEY
De Gaulle also wants Russia and England in conference
Blames Britain for trouble – British save French from Syrians
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Halsey’s carriers lash Jap suicide plane bases
Third Fleet marks return to action with blows at Kyushu – Tenth Army rips Okinawa lines
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Yanks stage 6th landing on Mindanao
Doughboys crash ashore in move to wipe out isolated Japs
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Two Jap suicide boats ram and sink U.S. landing craft
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16 prisoners shot in riot
JESSUPS, Maryland (AP, June 2) – Sixteen convict were shot and wounded tonight before state troopers and prison guards were able to drive several hundred rioting prisoners back into their cells and end food disorders which broke out during the evening meal.
State police were ordered to open fire with riot guns at the climax of more than three hours of disturbances when approximately a dozen inmates rushed eight troopers attempting to close a door. One of the officers was gashed in the back.
Eisenhower off to Berlin
PARIS, France (UP) – Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower will go to Berlin today for the first meeting of the four-power control commission, it was learned.
The commission comprises, besides Eisenhower, Soviet Marshal Georgy K. Zhukov, British Field Marshal Sir B. L. Montgomery, and French Gen. Jean de Lattre de Tassigny.
A selected part of correspondents will accompany Eisenhower.
WASHINGTON (UP, June 2) – Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, supreme commander of the Allied Expeditionary Force, will arrive in Washington June 18 from Europe, the War Department announced today.
Eisenhower plans to visit New York on June 19, and then go to Kansas City, Missouri, June 21. From Kansas City he will go to Abilene, Kansas, his hometown, where his mother still lives.
Mayor F. H. La Guardia of New York has already proclaimed June 19 as “Eisenhower Day” here.
Car to feature new designing
By David J. Wilkie, Associated Press writer
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‘Plan A’ fights famine, revolt
Allies reveal how they fed liberated people in emergency
By Beryl Shoenfield
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Shapiro: Use freed Allied prisoners in Russian work battalions
By L. S. B. Shapiro
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Gens. Smith, Knudsen, Hurley doff uniforms
By Bascom N. Thomas
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Kirkpatrick: Yanks, Reds swap men
Trade freed prisoners in Czech zone – get along amiably
By Helen Kirkpatrick
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Eliot: Levant issue is complex
De Gaulle’s stand not helpful, but France has rights
By Maj. George Fielding Eliot
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World’s biggest airport rises slowly on Long Island
Will handle 900 flights a day, 6 planes a minute
by Loraine Larkin, Associated Press staff writer
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Puerto Rico is turning to industrialization
By Leslie Highley, Associated Press staff writer
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