Rioting in India discussed by British captain and locals
Tan Da Bombay March 5 A British officer recounts policing riots in India noting that casualties arise from both peaceful patriots and opportunistic looters. He explains firing requires magistrate orders, outlines patrols and police roles, and condemns mob violence while defending troops. The piece contrasts Indian and Anglo-Indian perspectives amid blame after clashes.
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OPA Lifts Price Controls on Lights and Instruments
The Office of Price Administration announced curbs on price controls ending for electric light bulbs and most musical instruments except radios and phonographs. It also dropped ceilings on snow shoes cowbells gag masks and many other items including baseball and football uniforms except shoes. The musical instrument exemption covers phonograph records and albums. Next Monday rental ceilings on bicycles will be dropped.
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Exchange Scholars Move Wins Strong Senate Backing
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State Dept Could Dispose War Surpluses Abroad for Exchange
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Irish Brides Sail for U. S. Transport Henry Gibbons
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Mar
Henry Gibbons
New York
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