Telegram from Ambassador Patrick J. Hurley to President Harry S. Truman and Secretary of State James Byrnes
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DECLASSIFIED Y authority of
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Initialistic Date:-66-23
YCR 8514
PART ONE
THREE RYWEL, URMKE
9-26-46
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EYES FULL OF SWEAT SENT BC COMNAVGR CHINA KK THE
FOLLOWINGMESSAHE IS TOP SECRET AND URGENT FOR THE EYES ALONT
OF THE/SECRETARY OF STATE JAMES F BYRNES POTSDAM X GERMANY X
FOR THE PRESIDENT FROM AMBASSADOR HURLEY KK THE FOLLOVING ARE
SIDELIGHTS THAT MAY BE HELPFUL TO YOU X THE TRANSLATION WAS NOT
FINISHED UNTIL AFTER MIDNIGHT X WE THEN HAD DIFFICULTY IN PROCURING
A FERRY 10 CROSS THE YANGTXE X THE PRIME MINISTER DECLIMED TO
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GO OUTITO YELLOW MOUNTAIN WITH ME IN THE "NIGHT X THIS MORNING
X K C WU X ASSISTANT MINISTER OF FOREIGN RELATIONS X ACCOMPANIEDME
TO THE GENERALISSILOS RESIDENCE AT YELLOW MOUNTAIN X THE GENERALIS
SINO READ THE TRANSLATION CAREFULLY IX THEN K C WU INTERPRETED
MY EXPLANATION OF THE NECESSITY FOR IMMEDIATE CONCURRENCE X THE
GENERALISSIMO WAS KINDLY AND COURTEOUS THROUGHOUT X AFTER HE
HAD TOLD ME THAT HE CONCURRED INTHE PROCLAMATION DR WANG SHIP
CHIEH X MINISTER OF INFORMATION X ARRIVED AT THE CONFERENCE X
II BECAME NECESSARY TO EXPLAIN THE WHOLE SITUATION AGAIN TO
WANG BBB
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World War, 1939-1945
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