Truman Library: Memo, dated June 8, 1945, from Secretary of State Edward R. Stettinius Jr. to President Harry S. Truman, reporting developments at the United Nations Conference on International Organization, including an agreement among the Big Five that no single member nation could, on its own, use the veto power to stand in the way of the U.N. Security Council hearing, considering and discussing a dispute. From the President's Secretary's Files.

Memo, dated June 8, 1945, from Secretary of State Edward R. Stettinius Jr. to President Harry S. Truman, reporting developments at the United Nations Conference on International Organization, including an agreement among the Big Five that no single member nation could, on its own, use the veto power to stand in the way of the U.N. Security Council hearing, considering and discussing a dispute. From the President's Secretary's Files.

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$Memo, dated June 8, 1945, from Secretary of State Edward R. Stettinius Jr. to President Harry S. Truman, reporting developments at the United Nations Conference on International Organization, including an agreement among the Big Five that no single member nation could, on its own, use the veto power to stand in the way of the U.N. Security Council hearing, considering and discussing a dispute. From the President\'s Secretary\'s Files.$

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