Survivors claim Masaryk murdered by communist regime
Survivors allege Czech leader Jan Masaryk was killed in 1948 as the Soviet backed underground clashed with anti Communist activists. The account links Masaryk to events surrounding Maj Franz Schramm and a failed kidnap attempt, with trials and executions following as authorities pursued underground members.
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Klement Gottwald
NK ¥O
Franz Schramm
Masaryk
Czernin Pa
Jaca
Masar
Jan Masaryk
Inisaid
Stalin
Schramm
Lake
Czechoslovakia
Nists
West Ger
Zdenek Borkover
Regens
Frantisek
Lélomeriee
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Wheelchair Speed Limit Proposed in State Assembly
Assemblyman John Stunt introduces a bill to cap wheelchair and invalid tricycle speeds at 15 miles per hour. The measure aims to curb overly fast mobility devices and ripple through legislation proposed in the state assembly.
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Molte
State Assembly
John Stunt
Hiroshima Bombing After-Effects Shown
Tokyo reports a 24 hour documentary on the after effects of the Aug 6 1945 Hiroshima atomic bombing. The film, edited to omit identifiable injured persons, will air on seven Japanese networks with no commercials. It was confiscated by American authorities years ago and recently returned to Japan.
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Tokyo
Hiroshima
Educa Find Ministry
Fim
Japan
Rev Leonard Nubartt to Lead Fairfax Church Services
The Rev Leonard Nubartt of Huntington will speak at special services from April 22 to 2 percent at the Fairfax Church of the Nazarene 2411 Elkh Street. An evangelist since 1936, he has pastored in Muncie and Waterloo and helped establish new churches. He serves on the Northeastern Indiana District Board of Orders and Relations and the standing committee on Evangelism. Services are public.
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Fairfax Church
Girard College All White Appeal Reaches Supreme Court
Washington AP reports the Girard College trustees appeal to the Supreme Court to keep the Philadelphia orphan boys school all white. The case tests whether wills are ironclad and whether a private school with state action must admit Negroes under the 14th Amendment.
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Girard ‘College
Rust
Girard
Phan
United States
Philadelphia
Mts
Ho Etlend
Philadelphia Orphans’ Court
Supreme Court
Decizia
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Joseph $. Lord III
U.S. Circuit Court
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Choo
Sadek
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West Gaennahy
Wester Intelligence Services
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WARDS
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Mounds Mall
Girard College
Amherst
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University of Massachusetts
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