Twenty Americans Held in Palestine on Immigration Charges
Twenty American seamen were brought before a Haifa magistrate on charges of aiding illegal immigration into Palestine and were ordered held for 14 days. Also detained were an American newspaperman and a French woman writer aboard the interred ship. A British military statement reported extended violence with several deaths and injuries around Tel Aviv, Hadera, and nearby towns amid deportation tensions, including an attack on a British army installation and several civilian casualties.
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Mar
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Palestine
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Holy Land
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Cytherea
U.S
Honduras
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New York
American League For A Free Palestine, Inc
Tyre Shipping Co., Inc
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al Aviv
Citrus House
Sarona
Katya Bath Shalom Misrahi
Rehovot
Tel Aviv
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Carrie Chapman Catt Pioneer Suffragist Dies at 88
Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt 88 a pioneer suffragist who extended her crusade to world peace died at her New Rochelle home after a battle with heart disease She had told a biographer Mary Mary two days earlier of her lifelong work for women's suffrage and peace
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New Rochelle
Carrie Chapmas Catt
Maryray
Carrie Chapman Catt dies. Truman mourns loss
President Truman telegrams Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt’s death saying an era ends as the nation loses a pioneer in women’s suffrage. Private funeral services are planned at her home with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery New York City.
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United Nations
Carrie Chapman Catt
Truman
Catt
Woedayn
New York
Dr Pritchard to Speak at Lawrence League Luncheon
Dr Leland J Pritchard economist and faculty at Kansas University will discuss How the Wheels Go Round at the Lawrence League of Women Voters luncheon at The Hearth. The League studies the economic system this month with Laurel E Anderson as chairman. Pritchard chaired a tri partite arbitration panel and served as War Labor Board member in numerous labor disputes.
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K. U. School of Business
Lawrence League of ‘Women Voters
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Legislative Committee
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Pritchard
Tripartite Arbitration Panel
War Labor Board
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University
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Army releases 4600 soldier prisoners in six months
Washington reports the War Department has released 4600 soldiers from prison in six months due to clemency board reviews and sentence completions. The total military prisoners last month reached 114,693 with 10,781 in disciplinary barracks and 3,912 in federal prisons. The clemency board has reviewed over 40,000 cases since the war began, with each prisoner reevaluated annually for behavior and health changes. About 1000 men are on parole.
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Washington
Mar
Army
War Department
Special War Department
Notable Marine Corps Milestones and Prison Capacity
A historical note recalls John Paul Jones as a premier commander and mentions the estimated peacetime army strength of about one million men. It also highlights a military prison capacity near 6,000, illustrating early American military infrastructure.
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Artic Neers
John Paul Jones
Americ
Greek guerrilla chief Captain Markos reported killed
Athens March 93 confirmed press dispute the self styled leader of the Anti Government guerrilla forces in Greece identified only as Captain Markos had been killed in action. United Nations Balkan investigation commission at Salonika has teams visiting Northern Greece to locate Markos and probe alleged guerrilla aid from Albania Bulgaria and Yugoslavia.
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Greece
Markos
United Nations Balkan Investigation Commission
Salonika
Albania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Liberty High School concert draws about 300 fans
About 300 heard the Junior High Orchestra and Band at Liberty High School Friday night. The 58 member orchestra performed six numbers while the band played eight. Two hundred junior high students are enrolled in instrumental music, with J. Weigand as music director. Wichita native Octavius G. Cogswell, 71, a well known figure in Kansas Masonic circles, died yesterday.
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Liberty High School
D. J. Weigand
Wichita
Kan
Octavius G. Cogswell
Kansas
Puncture Sealing Inner Tubes Return After Five Years
Lawrence retailer announces the return of puncture sealing inner tubes under the brand Seal-O-Matic. The tubes use two rubber types and double thickness to last longer, sealing punctures from glass, nails and wire.
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Ay Ny W. OR. Alburty
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Alburty
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