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May 11, 1945

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RUSSIA POSES AIM OF 'INDEPENDENCE' FOR ALL COLONIALS; Objective Proposed at Meeting of Big Five Puts New Factor in Trusteeship Controversy TREND TO CURB ON VETO In Regional Disputes Support Gains in Our Delegation for Change in Voting Procedure Proposal Presented Orally Bid to Labor Group Reversed Russia Urges as an Objective 'Independence' for All Colonials Trusteeship Problem Clearing

By James B. Reston Special To the New York Times

US completes trusteeship draft for conf study; seen convinced by Brit arguments to place colonial areas under security organization Gen Assembly adm regardless of whether areas are strategic bases; USSR urges eventual independence for all colonial areas, San Francisco conf proposal; US, Brit and French objections reptd

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WLB EASES RULES ON WAGE CHANGES; Plants Can Start Civilian Output Under New Pay ScheduleWithout Board Approval Wage Problems Studied WLB EASES RULES ON WAGE CHANGES Provides for Sweeping Changes WLB Approval Required Taft for Ending Wage Controls

By Joseph A. Loftus Special To the New York Times

offers Stabilization Act amendment

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DRAFT TO REMAIN, CHURCHILL SAYS; Britain Told of Necessity for 'Some Years'--Gasoline Ration Is Restored DRAFT TO REMAIN, CHURCHILL SAYS Other Restrictions Lifted Homes to Be Returned Speech Is Postponed Destruction a Lesson

By Wireless To the New York Times

Churchill announces draft will continue

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President of the AP Regrets Peace 'Beat'

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AP pres R McLean states AP regret over Kennedy dispatch

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73 WPB CONTROLS REVOKED BY KRUG; METALS TO BE FREED; Steel, Copper, Aluminum Will Be Available July 1 for Eventual Civilian ProductionWAR NEEDS STILL FIRSTChairman Asks Industry Notto 'Jump Gun' as Reconversion Begins Placement of Orders Now Changes Made in Ratings 73 WPB CONTROLS REVOKED BY KRUG

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WPB sets July 1 as date of availability for civilian production needs

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1945Hilda Pérez Carvajal, Venezuelan biologist^[†]

Hilda Pérez Carvajal is a Venezuelan biologist from the Central University of Venezuela. She was president of the Venezuelan Society of Parasitology at the end of the 1980s. Perez studied at the Central University of Venezuela and graduated with a biology degree in the year 1967. Her undergraduate thesis was on E. Coli bacteriophages. Pérez is most known for the research she did on Malaria and Leishmania's in Venezuela.

Headlines from May 11, 1945

WLB EASES RULES ON WAGE CHANGES; Plants Can Start Civilian Output Under New Pay ScheduleWithout Board Approval Wage Problems Studied WLB EASES RULES ON WAGE CHANGES Provides for Sweeping Changes WLB Approval Required Taft for Ending Wage Controls

DRAFT TO REMAIN, CHURCHILL SAYS; Britain Told of Necessity for 'Some Years'--Gasoline Ration Is Restored DRAFT TO REMAIN, CHURCHILL SAYS Other Restrictions Lifted Homes to Be Returned Speech Is Postponed Destruction a Lesson

President of the AP Regrets Peace 'Beat'

73 WPB CONTROLS REVOKED BY KRUG; METALS TO BE FREED; Steel, Copper, Aluminum Will Be Available July 1 for Eventual Civilian ProductionWAR NEEDS STILL FIRSTChairman Asks Industry Notto 'Jump Gun' as Reconversion Begins Placement of Orders Now Changes Made in Ratings 73 WPB CONTROLS REVOKED BY KRUG

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