Gandhi Assassinated At Delhi Prayer Meeting
Gandhi was shot near a Delhi prayer meet as crowds gathered. A young Hindu assassin fired three shots. Gandhi collapsed from chest wounds and died around 6 40 p m. Police seized the attacker and mourners gathered as leaders and ministers wept by his bedside.
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Mahatma Gandhi
Delhi
Young Hined
Mahatea Gandhi
Hindseusaiant
Rietieg
Bombay
Genail
Gandhi
Allindia Radio
Mahatma Mohandas Karamahand Gandhi
Ganani
Netra
Patel
Ave
Manu
Terie
Gandai
Ed Sone
Carrind
Ghetr Reat
Luke Sasa
Regret Expressed by Mr Chiffey in Canberra Remarks
A brief report notes Mr Chiffey expressing regret during a Canberra gathering with Mr Gav and others. The statement touched on humanity and the paths to peace, reflecting a serious tone about public affairs.
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Cafe
Canberra
Man Ee
Cricketers Shocked U N O Proposes Press Freedom
Reports from New York and Buenos Aires show a UN sub-commission approving press freedom measures amid tensions. The draft would limit censorship in the vital interests of the state and seek restraint on sensational reporting, as nations weigh a global convention on human rights.
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York
Prem
Ilentien
Mandare
Perth
Belgian move adopted to end Indian Kashmir dispute
In New York a Security Council majority backed Belgium's compromise proposal to settle Kashmir, but Indian objections stalled the vote and prolonged the delay. The scene reflected ongoing hesitations as the debate continued under council oversight.
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New York
Security Council
Kashmir
India
America Battles Sub Zero Cold Across States
A severe cold wave grips the Midwest to the Atlantic with record lows and ice disruptions. Detroit faces potential loss of production and several Pennsylvania coal mines suspend activity as ice hampers rivers and barges. Ohio hydro power threatened by low river levels while New York schools conserve fuel. Coast Guard icebreaker clears the Hudson but widespread shortages and transportation slowdowns persist.
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Central New
York
St. Lawrence Valley
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Pittaburgh Steel and Coal Mining Industrion
Detroit
Lake Michigan
Absre
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Uel
Coastguard
Eaastwind
Hudson River
Albany
Mid-West
Atlantic
New York State
Alto
Sita
News Stuns London Crowds At Lunchtime Rally
London crowds were stunned as protesters gathered at lunchtime, with signals from India and the Pakistan movement seen as stirring symbols. Bernard Shaw commented that it shows how dangerous it is to be good.
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London
Male
Pakistan
India
Bernard Shaw
Little Father of India Reevaluated in Historic Sketch
A detailed, if fragmented, historical recount traces Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi from early education in Bhavnagar and London to his rise as India’s leading nonviolent campaigner. It notes his 1918 Satyagraha, mass influence in rural India, and pivotal 1942 arrest, ending with the Gandhi’s continued impact and the mounting strain before independence.
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Bombay
Indie
Beith
Agell
Mareen
India
Hawan
Gandhi
Dusincas
Calcutta
Sadera of
Soviet insists on control of atomic weapons
New York Friday Russia's chief delegate to UNO Gromyko told the UN Atomic Energy Commission that atomic weapons must be prohibited before any world control system can be established. He pressed for strict ban emphasis amid talks on arms control and global oversight.
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New York
Russia
U.N.O
Gromyko
United Nations Atomic Energy Commizaion
Wreckage of plane found after crash near Istres to Wuine
Reports describe wreckage located north of the area as searchers confirm the Dakota airship was toppled. No survivors are reported among the four crew and five passengers. The incident follows a clash over prohibition and weapon control debates in postwar discussions.
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Ae Rotamare
Richard
Batala
Talon
Wiesbaden
Priday
John Babbit
Canada
Dakota
Atowile
Rusa
Truman Appeals to Congress For Support of European Plan
President Truman urged Congress to approve the full 17 billion dollar four year European recovery program. He warned that world peace hinges on Europe’s recovery and noted revised figures and international bank concerns. He called for continued military and civilian support, including aid to Greece and broader European aid.
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Congress
Washington
Core
Ali
Europe
No Weakening of Link With Empire in Geneva Debate
In a House debate on the Geneva trade agreements, the president of the Board of Trade Harold Wilson denied that the Government had weakened the Empire link. Opposition argued against discrimination and favoured continuing Empire preferences, but the pact was approved by the House in a 306 to 111 vote. The Overseas Trade Secretary defended maintaining a broad Commonwealth focus while accepting nondiscrimination limits as part of the general bargain.
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London
House of Commons
Board of Trade
Harold Wilson
Tropical storm in path of yachts in Tasman race
A tropical storm moving southwest across the Tasman Sea threatens the race course as yachts in the Tasman race near Auckland brace for possible disruptions. Forecasters warn of strong winds and heavy seas that could force crews to adjust routes or abandon parts of the course.
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Auckland
Argentine Meat Shipments and Palestine Armament Debate
The report discusses Argentine meat shipments and the Palestine crisis. Arab commanders prepare for clashes with armed Jews as the Palestine Commission debates cooperation and the potential formation of an international army for Palestine alongside the Arab militias. Britain plans to permit cargo movements during the mandate's end, with talks on a multinational force and security arrangements to be held.
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Jeriist
Lan
EY Kavi
Palaatine
Palestine Commission
Vincent Francisco
Philippines
Aires
Mont ‘Britain
Iities
Ely
Demme
Fhe
Jewish Agency
Dwich
Twa Air Force
Woman Ends Life After Bold Home Suicide Attempt
In Golendale on Friday, Gertrude Mildred Norderwon, 44, reportedly used nearly all available methods to end her life at home. Police say she attempted poison and electrocution before setting her clothing alight and dying in a final attempt.
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Gertrude Mildred Norderwon
Analiy
Hervelt
Ted
Neighbors Sentenced in Georgia Murder Case
In Ellaville Georgia on a date unspecified a white farmer John Stratford was killed. The Negr ess and three sons faced charges for murder with their own rifle and claw-hemmer. Two sons were condemned to the electric chair on February 27 with specific names including Hina Lee Ingram and Wallace Ingram. Charlie was acquitted and Jackson received a one year sentence for theft from the farmer's body.
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Ellaville
Georgia
John Stratford
Hemmer
Iatock
Hina Lee Tigrim
Wallace Ingram
Sammie
Charlie
Jackson
18 Killed in Tanker Explosion Near Brea
Eighteen people are believed dead after the Canadian tanker Panchito exploded off Brea yesterday. The British United Press reports the port authority said a fishing trawler brought 12 survivors to port as rescuers searched for more. The tanker was traveling from North America when the blast occurred.
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Panchito
Brea
North America
Soviet Appeals Against US Repatriation Demands
The Soviet Military Governor demanded immediate suspension of sentences for 38 Soviet citizens held by the United States in Berlin. He claimed US authorities were repatriating under a bilateral agreement, with 30 slated for death and 18 serving life terms, while insisting that proper defense be provided.
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Berlin
Gall Biates
General Clay
United State
Btraubng
Prigon
TMG
Bokolovaky
Grave situation in Manchuria threatens vital artery
A grave situation in Manchuria follows the capture of Sluitun by Communists. Reports say the last remaining artery, Auden eaiway, is deprived of national control. With battles looming, Mukdan faces serious threat of snouroluinant.
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Nanesao
Manehuri
Manchuria
Mukdan
Danish butter shipment to Britain amid trade talks
London Friday dispatch reports Denmark will ship butter and bacon to Britain as required, with Copenhagen noting the move should not affect ongoing Amgio Danish trade negotiations. The Danish foreign office confirms plans despite unsettled terms.
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London
Omen
Britain
Copenhagen
United Press
Umya
Alan
Doctors Vote on Health Act Urged by BMA
The British Medical Association began a postal plebiscite asking doctors to vote on approval of the Health Minister's National Health Reviews Act. The result will be announced on February 18.
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London
BMA
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