Russia accuses Allies of aiding Hitler and Munich policy
Moscow states Western powers pressured Hitler to attack the Soviet Union and isolated the USSR. It cites 1927 connections with Britain and France and claims Allied diplomacy and American actions whitewash Munich treachery while publishing captured Nazi files.
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Adolf Hitler
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Red Army
France
Great Britain
Hitler
Britain
U.S
U. S State Department
Stalin
Poland
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Balkans
Europe
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State Department
Soviet Information Bureau
Ussr
Viet Union
Hiller
Munich
Wis
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Daladies
Gaysramtenh
United States
Information Bureau
Godling
Lord Halifax
Ashes of Gandhi Borne to Rivers
Ashes of Mohandas Gandhi traveled by train from the Bitla mansion to Allatiatad with large crowds along the route in Cawnpore and New Delhi. Prayers hymns and garlands marked the journey as Gandhi’s urn was viewed through the coach window and followed by family members and supporters.
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India
Mohandas Gandhi
Allatiatad
Atigukr
New Delhi
Bitla
Gandhi
Ram Das
Devadus
Ava
Manu
Willie Willis 10 tana Tom confronts harsh remarks
A terse remark from Willie Willis and a sharp jab from Tom reveal tensions. A female speaker delivers biting sarcasm when distressed, showing words can sting more than profanity.
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Tana Tom
Ike A Jones
Veterans Get Home Priority at Ordnance Park Sales
Ordnance Park in St. Albans with 225 duplexes built in 1941 by the Navy opens sales to veterans with first priority. Purchases range from 7 625 to 8 875 dollars per twin dwelling, based on location. non veterans follow in priority. Public Housing Administration official Joseph Monaghan stresses 30 day applications with equal consideration within priorities.
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Edith L. Graham
Navy Department
Joseph A. Monaghan
Public Housing Administration
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Tnt
Lincoln Day Feast Set by Local GOP
West Virginia Republicans plan the Lincoln Day dinner in Charleston. The 6 30 p m program will be at the Daniel Boone hotel with P G Meador as toast roaster and U S Senator Henry Cabot Lodge arriving if weather allows. William S Livengood Jr will also address attendees.
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Charleston
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P. G. Meador
Kanawha County
U.S
Henry Cabot
Lodge Il
Massachusetts
Kanawha Airport
CIO and Murray Indicted Over Taft Hartley Violation
The CIO and its president Philip Murray were indicted for violating the Taft Hartley act by funding political content supporting Rep. Garmalz in CIO News. Prosecutors accuse Murray and the CIO of spending to influence Congressional elections. Murray defends press freedom and questions the law's reach.
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CIO
Philip Murray
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D-Md
Pittsburgh
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Labor
Harold E. Stassen
GOP
Istatute. Siemaesee
Bond Issue Debates Ahead of City Election in Kanawha
Officials hold talks for and against a 350000 bond to build a recreation center on the eve of a municipal election. Voters will also decide on spending 75000 from a prior bond to restore the Virginia Street bridge over Elk River. Public offices observe Lincoln birthday. clerk opens for ballot supplies.
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Lincoln
Boreman Seeks GOP Nomination for West Virginia Governor
Boreman confirms entry into the Republican primary for governor of West Virginia. The Parkersburg attorney, a descendant of the state’s first governor Arthur Ingram Boreman, positions a program to return government to the people. Haymond Maxwell of Clarksburg is the only other named candidate. others may enter.
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Sen
Herbert
Boreman
West Virginia
Parkersburg
GOP
Supreme Court
Haymond Maxwell
Clarksburg
Italians Present Film On Food Aid Distribution
The Italian documentary Knacks America outlines Friendship Train food distribution in Italy and its U S run starting tomorrow in New York Washington and Hollywood. Orson Welles narrates with donations funding the project and proceeds to the American Institute for Infantile Paralysis.
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Haly
United States
New York
Washington
Bollywood
Hollywood
Orson Welles
American Institute For Infantile Paralysis
Saundra Pallavicini
Trader Maynard profited as commodity slump hits prices worldwide
Washington Feb 11 1946 Agriculture Secretary Anderson named Chicago trader E T Maynard as the man who sold a million bushels of July wheat short on February 4 the first day of the market drop. Anderson urged Congress to give him power to curb speculation saying the move could have helped avert the break. Maynard denied using inside information and noted larger deals than the one cited, while senators criticized government market operations as a cause of rising food prices.
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E. T. Maynard
Chicago
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Congress
Truman
Santa? Fe Elevator Corp
Sen
O'Daniel
D-Tex
Joh
Senate
Agriculture
Chicago Board of Trade
Securities Slump Across Global Markets Faces New Grain Crash
Major commodities fell sharply with a worst weekly grain drop at the Chicago Board of Trade as wheat hit May delivery and other grains slid. Despite early losses, New York stocks recovered some, while London and other markets pared declines. Officials blamed traders and mass speculation for volatility. retail price cuts followed in New York, Detroit, and Cleveland.
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Cleveland
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Clidden Co
Labor Lines Up Against Hold-Line Wage Policy
London reports three major threats to Labour’s hold-the-line wage policy. Five million workers push for higher pay, the Trades Union Congress unites 158 unions against the policy, and 21 Labour MPs seek to defeat the wage freeze by withdrawing the white paper. Florence Hancock leads TUC talks with Attlee and Cripps amid unresolved demands for wage boosts and possible price controls.
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Stafford Cripps
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Isaacs
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U. S. Eyes Price Dip for Possible Aid Funds
Secretary of State Marshall says price drops in U S commodity markets may lead to cutting European aid funds. He awaits economic advice before changing the 35 8 billion four year Marshall Plan outlay. Also discussed are plans for an independent director and advisory board to oversee funds.
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Montgomery Pool Open to Negroes After Federal Ruling
Federal Judge Ben Moore ruled the Montgomery pool must be open to Negroes or provide equal facilities. He issued an injunction against the city and council to stop denying pool access to Paul Lawrence and others of the Negro race. The ruling found the pool lease by the Montgomery Park Association involved governmental power, not private action, and reaffirmed the city’s constitutional obligation to equal access.
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Ben Moore
Paul
Lawrence
Moore
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Communist Party Targets Soviet Music Rising Clash Over Form
Moscow reports the Communist party central committee urged a revolution in Soviet music criticizing Dmitri Shostakovich Serge Prokofieff and five others for a vicious formalistic trend. The resolution calls for harmony melody and choral music and targets Western influence and bourgeois survivals guiding future compositions.
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Communist Party Central Committee
Dmitri Shostakovich
Serge Prokofieff
Europe
America
Andrei Zholl
Winter Weather Eases as Kanawha Valley Thaws Briefly
After one of the longest sieges of subfreezing weather, Charleston reports a springlike day with a high near 56 F and a night drop to five above. The U S Weather Bureau predicts rain, then milder but colder conditions tonight and Friday, while gas restrictions ease and roads improve across the state. Ohio River shippers resume operations as thaw reduces ice to allow transportation to resume in the Huntington area.
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Charlesias
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Charleston
United Tuel
Company
Cold Wave Extends Eastward With Freezing Temps
A brisk cold wave backed by snow and strong winds moved from the central plains northeastward. Forecasters expect the cold mass to reach the east coast tonight and turn to rain in some areas, with subzero readings across the Midwest and northern plains. Roads iced, schools closed in Oklahoma, and drifting snow accumulates on Colorado highways. Florida and Miami report warmest temperatures.
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Seattle
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Greeks Ask U S For 181 Millions
Secretary of State Marshall said Greece has asked for an additional 381 million dollars in military aid to combat a communist backed revolt along its Balkan borders. He noted the 15 month needs are under Army study and a Turkish aid ask is also being reviewed.
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INS
Marshall
Greece
Balkan
Turkey
Congress
Dewey Rules Out Third Term for President
Tom Dewey states he will not seek a third term. The remark appears aimed at Democratic prospects and suggests a stance consistent with limits on presidential tenure.
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