Nehru Arrest Reverberates Across India in Kashmir
Foreign Affairs analyst notes Nehru was arrested at the Kashmir frontier while rushing to defend Sedition suspects in the Maharajah's state. The move sparks strikes in Bombay Calcutta Karachi and Madras and delays negotiations with Britain on provisional government. The piece highlights rising political awareness education and industry growth in India and urges unity between Hindus and Muslims to advance independence and peace in the region.
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England
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Karachi
Madras
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Army charts use of long range atomic missiles
Washington reports the army plans for atomic missiles capable of hitting any global target within an hour. Col. Ritchie described a program including countermeasure missiles and a drill toward a future capable of rapid, precise orbital or coastal strikes. The service also cited a GE contract to pursue high speed, space capable rockets and metal jet projectiles for defense.
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Radio Corporation of America
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Preserves Up 3 to 4 Cents a Pound June 26
Washington announces price increases for quince tomato and guava preserves by 3 to 4 cents per pound effective June 26 to offset higher material costs for producers. Officials from OPA said the move aims to balance rising expenses with product prices.
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OPA
Hex Slayer Seeks Pardon to Study Art in Paris
John C. Curry, once jailed for the Hex slaying of Nelson D. Rehmeyer in 1929, appeals for a full pardon to pursue art in Paris. Convicted at 14, his sentence later eased, paroled, served in the army winning a Bronze Star, and now seeks to return to Paris to finish his art career.
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Second Chetnik admits Nazi collaboration in Belgrade trial
In Belgrade on June 22, minister Dinle testified at the treason and collaboration trial of Yugoslavs aligned with the Quisling government. He admitted aiding Germans and backing Yugoslavia joining the Axis, saying he regrets the crimes and would not live after them. He described Nazi plunder and village burnings as part of cooperation with German occupiers.
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Gall Stones and Treatment Options Advised by Dr McCoy
Reading Dr Frank McCoy's article outlines gall stones causes and treatment. It discusses gall bladder function, surgery when stones are large or symptoms severe, and non surgical approaches for small stones including fasting and grape fruit olive oil emulsion. It notes watchful waiting for small stones and provides mail details for obtaining the full article.
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Frank McCoy
McCoy
Vinson Confirmed as Chief Justice of Supreme Court
In Washington on June 22 the Senate confirmed Fred M. Vinson to be Chief Justice, succeeding the late Harlan F. Stone. The vote was by voice with no objection as Senator Moore was not on the floor.
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Moore
R-Okla
Florida Orange Bread Wins Prize in Citrus Contest
Florida oranges feature in a prize winning bread recipe from a Florida Citrus Commission contest. The method uses oranges in syrup with sugar and water, then combines with flour and baking powder to bake a loaf. The result is a flavorful loaf suitable for cakes or cream cheese sandwiches.
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Florida Citrus Commission
Florida
Tokyo Scribes Battle Police
Tokyo on June 22 mechanical and editorial workers of Yomiuri fought 15 police for an hour as officers arrested six employees who ignored dismissal orders. Police took two of the six into custody and detained 56 other workers, led by Tsunega Baba's complaint against coloring news with political opinions. Chief editor Tomin Suzuki was away. No charges were filed.
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Yomiur
Tsunega Baba
Tomin Suzuki
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Bombay mill workers strike over Nehru arrest action
About 100000 Bombay mill hands quit work today following a Congress Party appeal for a citywide strike to protest the arrest of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the party's president-designate, in a developing civil unrest situation.
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Congress Party
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Murphy's Tavern Quarterly debuts blending Philadelphia Boston culture
A mixed literary quarterly titled Murphy's Tavern opens tonight from editors Anna Beatrice Murphy of Philadelphia and Jerryl J. Keane of Boston. The first edition of 6,000 copies features contributions from Robert P. Tristram Coffin and John Gould with Boston and Philadelphia writers shaping a regional blend. The launch occurs at the Keane and Murphy office in La Grande.
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Murphy's Tavern
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Murphy's Tavern Quarterly
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Jerryl J. Keane
University of New Hampshire
Robert P. Tristram Coffin
John Gould
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Blanche V. Schoonmaker
William Schoonmaker
Johanna Rachel Bratigan
Keane and Murphy
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