All decisions
30 Board decisions about The United Nations Conference, 1945, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board ordered a letter to the President welcoming San Francisco as site of the United Nations Peace Conference.
- Supervisor Colman presented a resolution expressing Board pleasure at Supervisor Dewey Mead's appointment to the United Nations Security Conference.
- Board finally passed an emergency $50,000 appropriation for expenses of the United Nations Conference in San Francisco.
- Board asks the United Nations Conference Committee to consider hiring the California American Legion Band to entertain delegates; referred to Finance Committee.
- American Legion Band for the United Nations Conference sent to committee
- Board adopted a resolution welcoming delegates to the United Nations Conference in San Francisco.
- Proposed $5,000 from the emergency reserve to pay contract services aiding police during the United Nations Conference.
- War Memorial receives $1,624.50 from fund surplus for temporary staff during the United Nations Conference; finally passed as an emergency ordinance.
- Board adopted a resolution pledging San Francisco's full support and facilities for United Nations conferences and permanent headquarters.
- Board adopted a resolution submitting San Francisco's offer, on behalf of the city or Bay Area, to host United Nations headquarters.
- MacPhee suggested keeping United Nations flags flying in Civic Center; the suggestion was referred to committee.
- The Board, without objection, told the Mayor it would favor a London trip to press San Francisco's bid for United Nations headquarters.
- Proposal that the Mayor arrange a film record of the United Nations Peace Conference was referred to Finance Committee.
- Chief Administrative Officer asked to report on the cost and feasibility of a pictorial record of the United Nations Conference.
- Supervisor Colman's proposal to study a United Nations headquarters site in San Francisco was referred to committee.
- Ordinance proposed to let the Mayor travel to London to seek San Francisco as the United Nations site.
- Los Angeles thanked for backing San Francisco's United Nations bid
- Supervisor MacPhee presented a resolution urging the United Nations to reconsider excluding the western United States as its permanent site.
- Mayor Lapham urged the United Nations preparatory committee to reconsider dropping the western United States as a permanent site.
- Call for a permanent United Nations home ordered filed
- Resolution proposed asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee to commemorate the 1945 United Nations Conference in San Francisco.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee to mark the United Nations Charter anniversary.
- Supervisor Lewis proposed a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee to bring the United Nations to San Francisco.
- Resolution proposed by all Supervisors inviting the United Nations to make its headquarters in San Francisco.
- Board asks the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee to arrange a permanent exhibit on the United Nations Charter signing in San Francisco.
- Resolution to send two Board representatives to the United Nations conference in New York was refused adoption.
- Board adopted a resolution naming the President and one appointed member to represent San Francisco at the United Nations conference in New York.
- Supervisor Lewis was appointed to the Board's delegation to the United Nations Conference in New York City.
- Board approved Mayor Lapham's offer of three square miles near Crystal Springs Lakes to the United Nations as a permanent site.
- Supervisor MacPhee asked that the Crystal Springs site offered to the United Nations be studied for housing.