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September 22, 1945

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1945Paul Le Mat, American actor^[†]

Paul Le Mat is an American actor. He first came to prominence with his role in American Graffiti (1973); his performance was met with critical acclaim and earned him the Golden Globe Award for New Star of the Year – Actor.

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Headlines from September 22, 1945

POST-WAR CONCORD SAGS IN FIRST TEST; Gloom and Disappointment Are Marked as Foreign Chiefs Near End of Parley Coalition Worked During War POST-WAR CONCORD SAGS IN FIRST TEST

By Herbert L. Matthews By Cable To the New York Times

LONDON, Sept. 21--The Council of Foreign Ministers is approaching the close its first conference amid intense gloom and disappointment. There are probably only three or four days of discussion after tonight with little ...

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M'ARTHUR DECLARES JAPAN ENDED AS A GREAT POWER; ORDERS DOIHARA ARRESTED; RUIN IN WAR CITED Allied Chieftain Pledges to Destroy War-Making Ability of Japanese SEES A LONG OCCUPATION Denies Arms Are Being Hidden by Military--Disavows Any Political Ambition Arms Plants to Be Destroyed Last Public Assignment" M'ARTHUR DEPICTS JAPAN AS DOOMED Entry Tied to Safety Praises Troops' Conduct

By Hugh Baillie President of the United Press World Copyright, 1945, By the United Press

MacArthur says trials will begin soon

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SOVIET PLAN TAKEN AS BASIS OF STUDY OF BULGAR TREATY; U.S. VIEW SET BACK Molotoff Wins Battle Against Democracy Clauses in Drafts TALKS ON FINLAND ENDED American Delegates to Foreign Ministers' Council Split Over Retreat on Balkan Terms Armistice Proposed as Model No Such Proviso for Hungary Soviet Plan Is Accepted as Basis Of Study of Bulgar Peace Treaty Attitude Toward Budapest Causes of Setback Analyzed Sees Bitterness in Peace

By C.l. Sulzberger By Cable To the New York Times

USSR wins diplomatic victory in talks as USSR drafts are accepted as basis for discussion; US and Brit stands noted

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New Navy Uniform Now Being Designed

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

on new planned navy uniforms

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Senators Drop Draft Change; Favor House Enlistment Bill; Minimum Is Made 18 Months SENATORS SHELVE CHANGES IN DRAFT One-Year Enlistment "Wasteful"

By Unknown Author

Sen com delays action on bill

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CASOLINE SHORTAGE DEVELOPS IN CITIES BECAUSE OF STRIKES; SIGNS OF THE TIMES IN THE NATION'S CAPITAL AND IN TEXAS

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

shortage develops, Midwest; rationing resumed, Toledo

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Broadway Clipsters Rounded Up After Fleecing of Service Men; Broadway Clipsters Rounded Up After Fleecing of Service Men Won $2,000 in Dice Game Missed $1,200 After Party

By Unknown Author

police round-up follows servicemen's complaints; Pvt H D Martin charge brings arrest of Mrs G V Coppenelle and M O'Connor in connection with missing $600; other arrests in sec listed

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World Churches Organize Relief; Assail UNRRA and Red Cross; WORLD CHURCHES ORGANIZE RELIEF Churches Seek More Aid

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Gen sec Dr W A Visser 'tHooft scores UNRRA and ARC for relief failure in reply to rept that US chs are critical of Council for not serving in relief field; announces establishment of relief organization to distribute food and clothing in Eur

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INDIA ASKS FREEING OF SOUTHEAST ASIA; Congress Party Demands End of Imperialism in Entire Area to Avert a New War INDIA ASKS FREEING OF SOUTHEST ASIA Gandhi Ill of Influenza

By Unknown Author

Cong party working com conv opens; resolutions; party const amendments; Gandhi inability to attend noted; Pres Azad s; Pandit Nehru attendance noted

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Former Key Japanese Plotter In Manchuria to Be Seized; HIS ARREST ORDERED

By Frank L. Kluckhohn By Wireless To the New York Times.the New York Times, 1941

Gen MacArthur hdqrs in Japan seeks information on whereabouts and welfare of Amb to Japan and staff

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DEVEREUX IS BACK WITH WAKE HEROES; Island's Defender and 11 Fly to San Francisco--Urges 'Lesson' for Japanese DEVEREUX IS BACK WITH WAKE HEROES Underweight, But in Good Trim 850 Return to San Diego

By Lawrence E. Davies Special To the New York Times

Devereux on arrival in San Francisco describes imprisonment after US marines capture by Japs, Wake Is

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PLEA TO GIVE SOVIET ATOM SECRET STIRS DEBATE IN CABINET; No Decision Made on Wallace Plan to Share Bomb Data as Peace Insurance ARMED FORCES OPPOSED Proponents Argue Russia Will Have Weapon Soon Anyway --Conflict in Senate Bills Army-Navy Opposition PLEA MADE TO GIVE RUSSIA ATOM DATA Secret Kept at Potsdam Connally Is Annoyed

By Felix Belair Jr. Special To the New York Times

annoyed with Sen Mil Affairs action on (E D) Thomas atomic energy control bill; says Truman favors Vandenberg bill

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