Baroda Maharajah Stripped Of Titles In Indian Crackdown
New Delhi April 13 government moves against Baroda rulers strip the Maharajah of all royal titles and his annual revenue of more than half a million dollars. Fateh Singh named successor as Nehru to address parliament. Baroda’s merger with Bombay state in 1949 spurred royalist pushback amid constitutional questions.
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India
Maharajah
Baroda
Fateh Singh
Jawaharal Nehru
Barnda
Bombay State
Tulsa
Nehru
Marajah
Europe
Plumber Buried in Trench Fatality Near Pasadena
In Pasadena on April 13 two hours after a bulldozer filled a five foot trench the body of Ed ward Broussard a 31 year old plumber was found. Broussard worked on a sewer pipe at the trench bottom and was not discovered until after the ditch was filled by the operator who thought the pipe had been connected. Fellow workers began digging but Broussard was missing for a time before his body was located.
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Pasadena
Edward Broussard
Broussard
Flood Fears Prompt Minnesota Family Departures
In Minnesota the Mississippi River swelled along a 300 mile stretch from Lake Itasca to the Iowa border. About 100 families were evacuated in the Twin Cities area as three south St. Paul districts flooded. Nearby towns saw rising rivers and evacuation efforts while Marshall residents returned home as utilities resumed.
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St, Paul
Minn
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Lake Itaska
Minnesota
Iowa
Twin Cities
Here
Thankful
Red Wing
Lake Pepin
Chaska
Marshall
Sioux Falls
S. D
Big Sioux
Bradley May Delay Retirement War Asserts GOP Leader
Washington April 13 AP Gen Omar Bradley may stay on as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff beyond his August 16 term end President Truman reportedly wants the GI general to remain on for continuity Bradley first JCS chairman under the post created by Congress casual rotation would place Navy next potential successor Adm Forrest Sherman as Navy chief follows Bradley and could inherit the post if kept in rotation
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Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Truman
Bradley
Army
Joint Chiefs
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Douglas MacArthur
JCS
Congress
Eisenhower
Secretary of Defense
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Navy
Air Force
Adm
Forrest Sherman
Naval Operations
Boston
Guy Gabrielson
Republican National Committee
China
Gabrielson
Massachusetts
GOP
Korea
Chiang Kai-shek
Manchuria
Missionary Society Plans Night Meets Tonight
The Ladies Missionary Society will hold an evening meeting at 7 30 PM today at the Stanton Community Church to provide working women an opportunity to attend. The event aims to support attending members and foster community outreach.
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Sianion
Ladies’ Missionary Society
the Stanton Community ‘Church Club
Britain Warns Iran on Riots in Abadan
Britain pressed Iran to safeguard British lives and property as Abadan faced violent riots after a four week oil workers strike. Toll reports listed three Europeans and nine Iranians dead, with a Briton missing believed beaten. Troops and armored cars reinforced Abadan while the oil fields quieted and refinery workers returned in part.
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Iran
Ehran
Abadan
Francis Shepherd
Hussein Ala
Ala
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Zakaria Shahbakhti
Azerbaijan
Khuzistan
London
Herbert Morrison
House of Commons
Ish
Morrison
George Northcroft
Anglo Iranian
Tudeh Party
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the Recreation Commission
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E. Market St
Jerri
Norfolk
Moe
Cantul Woonsang Choi
Arthur D. Struble
Brenda Seng
Sara Heun
Prass-Telegram
Arthur Dewsy Struble III
Dennis
Dale
Hazel Struble
Nancy
Struble
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Korean
First Fleet
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