Indians Sail Bombay Man Plot Revealed
AP report says police jailed an unnamed Bombay politician for a pre assassination conference with the man held for Gandhi's murder. They tied the plot to the Hindu Dal and to Lal and N. in New Delhi. Police raided Red Guards and arrested P B Dowde. Gandhi’s funeral train moved toward Allahabad with crowds and a Muslim delegation offering a wreath.
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Daniel DE Luce
Bombay
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Gandhi
Hindu Dal
Adan Lal
Punjab
Lal
New Delhi
Godse
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad
Sardar Vallabhai Patel
Patel
Hindu Mahasabha
Mahasabha
Red Guards
P. B. Dowde
Local Flier Hurt In Navy Plane Crash
Middletown native Frank Lolli, AMM 3-c in the Navy, survived a crash that killed Lt Morris Cromer of Danville Indiana and Pressel of Sharon Hill Pennsylvania during an overwater training flight to San Juan Puerto Rico. Lolli’s injuries were not disclosed though he escaped with seven others. The crash occurred near the St Johns River after weather prevented a Jacksonville landing. search boats found the wreck around midnight near Green Cove Springs.
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Frank Lolli
Middletown
Lolli
Ferdinando Lolli
Queen Ave
Middletown High School
Morris Cromer
Danville
Ind
HH. OW. Pressel
Sharon Hill
St. Johns River
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Naval Air Base
Jacksonville
Green Cove Springs
Dayton Names City Manager McClure to Succeed Eichelberger
The Dayton City Commission named Russell E. McClure of Wichita Kansas to succeed Fred O. Eichelberger as city manager. McClure, Wichita city manager since 1941, will assume office March 15 at a salary of 18000 dollars per year, replacing Eichelberger who resigned December 3 after 26 years in the post.
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Jon Aston. Co
Russell E. McClure
Wichita
Kans
Fred O. Eichel
McClure
Eichelberger
Thaw Triggers Minor Break in Ohio River Ice Jam
In Cincinnati two miles above the harbor a minor break split the Ohio River ice jam. U S engineers say no damage yet but warn boat owners to expect a possible major breakup. Break opened zigzag from Rockwood terminal with two open-water stretches and snow expected tonight.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
U. S
Col
R. G. West
Rockwood
Eastern Avenue
Ohio
Kentucky
West
L. and N. Bridge
J. Cecil Alter
Alter
Senate group agrees to pick administrator to head Marshall Plan
Senate Republicans press for a dedicated administrator to run the Marshall Plan with equal cabinet status and limited presidential settlement of disputes. A 12 member private citizen board will advise the administrator who reports to a 14 member congressional watchdog committee. A roving ambassador will monitor Europe’s use of aid. Agee Vandenberg said the plan passed committee with no dissent. Wherry anticipated fights over exact powers.
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Senate Group
Washington
Europe
Agee Vandenberg
R-Mich
State Department
Wherry
Neb
Senate Repebliensee
Senate Republican
House
Capitol
Senate
Third Party Movement Debated by CIO Leader in Cleveland
CIO president Philip Murray warned at the 13th national convention that forming a third party in 1948 would split labor and boost a reactionary Congress. He argued such a move would create confusion, threaten labor progress, and hinder postwar economic stabilization, urging caution amid calls for broader labor representation.
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Cleveland
Labor
CIO
Philipurray
Murray
Ted
United States
Henry Wallace
Unitedes
Cay
U S protests Soviet action in Hungary
The United States protests Soviet troops in Hungary describing the move as unwarranted. Lt. Col. Bernard Thielen and Col. Peter J. were taken across the border to Vienna after entering a Soviet area without permission, officials say. The State Department notes the officers had identification when arrested and calls for proper orders to be observed.
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Bernard Thielen
Peter J. T
Vienna
Austria
U S
Russia
Walter
State Department
United States
Hungary
Ungar
Budapest
Lamont Will Reveals Massive Harvard Bequest
Thomas W. Lamont, financier and J. P. Morgan chairman, left Harvard a 5 million dollar gift in his will filed for probate in New York. About 10 million went to charitable and educational causes. the residue trusts for Florence O. Lamont and the couple’s four children. Major gifts included 2 million to Phillips Exeter Academy and 1 million to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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New York
Harvard
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan and Company
Boca Grande
Fla
N. Y
Rockland County
Florence O. Lamont
Thomas S. Lamont
Corliss Lamont
Austin Lamont
Eleanor L. Cunningham
Phillips Exeter Academy
Exeter
N. H
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Ice opens on Ohio River boosting ship traffic
Huntington engineers said the Ohio River opened from Pt. Pleasant to Gallipolis allowing navigation to resume. Chief W C Steele noted the river is navigable from the Kanawha mouth and ships can push ice aside above the dam to reopen routes.
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Huntington
W. Va
Ohio River
Huntington Corps of Engineers
Pt. Pleasant
Gallipolis
W. C. Steele
Division of Operations and Maintenance
Kanawha
Ice jam halts towboats in Ohio river region near Gallipolis
Late in the evening at Chile Ohio twenty miles upstream ground to a halt after traveling a short distance Two towboats are to attempt breaking a sixty mile ice jam above the roller dam near Gallipolis The George M Verity and the Semet Solvay Companys Semet will smash a channel as far north as Pt Pleasant West Virginia If successful the diesel towboat Onward of the OF Shearer Company Winchester Kentucky will start downstream with a ten barge coal tow blocked for days by the ice
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Gallipolis
George M. Verity
American Rolling Mill Company
Semet
Semet Solvay Company
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
O. F. Shearer Company
Winchester
Chicago Trader Nets Profit On Price Breaks
Washington AP describes secret price breaks in wheat and oats. Secretary Anderson told the Senate Agriculture Committee that Maynard had no inside information and no corruption. He noted Maynard earned about 400000 dollars from market breaks and identified over 1000000 bushels of wheat this month. Anderson urged margin controls to cool speculation and recalled calls for higher margins by himself and President Truman.
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Washington
Anderon
Senate Agriculture Committee
Maynard
Anderson
Young
R-Nd
Mayard
Small Traders ‘Committee
Agriculture Department
Truman
Healthy Adjustment Or Recession Blurred By Commodity Break
New York reports a sharp drop in commodity prices sparks debate over possible recession or panic. Economists argue the overall economy remains resilient with many jobs and needs ahead, though uncertainty from mass behavior persists. Continued analysis awaits further data.
Steel Market Holds Steady Amid Slump In Prices
NEW YORK AP The iron and steel market remains largely unmoved as prices fall. The Iron Age weekly notes cold weather and material shortages push scrap purchases at current prices. It warns coal mine delays could force sharp cuts, possibly halving output in two to three weeks. Scrap prices ease slightly but demand stays weak.
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New York
Iron
Philadelphia
Ats
Chicago
Town With No Kidney Stones Attracts Wonder
Howe Texas, population 600, boasts no kidney stones and a notably low death rate, credited by longtime city physician Dr Shelley to clean water drawn from Woodbine sand wells. He notes outlying areas with wells report stones more often. the town's health records show many residents over 80 and a history of unusual medical cases, including a movable hairball tumor found in a patient treated at home.
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William C. Barnard Howe
Tex
North Texas
Howe
Dadi Oe
Graya Cotas
Woodbine
Texas
Shelley
UN Dates 1948 Assembly Site Amid Vast Costs
At Lake Success AP reports the UN will choose the 1948 assembly site funding up to five million dollars for European city hosting. A nine nation committee will tour candidates as Trygve Lie consults with advisers. Paris is favored, Geneva offers cost relief with permanent facilities.
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Lake Success
Oy Se
Trygvegg
Lie
Assembly
Paris
Rover
France
Geneva
Global Grain Prices Slip As Markets Open Weak
New York AP reports grain prices fell under pressure as Chicago pits opened and stocks moved lower worldwide with a slower follow through after yesterday's broad declines.
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New York
Chicago
CIO and Murray Indicted by Grand Jury in Political Expenditure Case
A federal grand jury indicted CIO leader Philip Murray and the organization for violating the Taft-Hartley Act political expenditures ban. Murray issued a statement defending press and free speech rights while urging the courts to decide the constitutional limits of the act. The move follows a wave of price declines affecting commodities and stocks, with widespread market reactions and consumer price cuts reported across major cities.
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Washington
Philip Murray
Murray
Maryland
Union
Pitabures Murray Rem
CIO
United States
Congress
Tom Clark
Taft Says Taft Hartley Law Forcing Communists Out
Gary Indiana Taft Hartley law drives Communists from the United States into Canada and from unions. Taft pledged to seek GOP delegates as he criticizes union leaders and forecasts support in Illinois and other states. He cites mining unions abroad and argues threats are empty while urging tax cuts.
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Gary
Ind
Uni
Taft (Rohio
Ohioan
GOP
Tiber Noig
Taft
Gary Service Club
Washington
United States
Mlinois
Thateas
Jesk
Pottery Plant Reopens On Schedule In Scioto County
SCIO OH AP The Kilns are not and the Selo Ohio Pottery Company will meet its Friday deadline for re opening Fire damage estimated at 1.5 million dollars owner L P Reese set February 13 as date to resume operations marking the 15th anniversary of his first film here The pottery village's only industry employing about 800 workers Builders and workers restored most of the rebuilding Three kilns were lit Sunday to raise them to 2188 C Evening will see Rep Earl R Lewis of the 18th district be the guest speaker.
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SCIO
Selo-Ohio Pottery Company
the_en il
L. P. Reese
Harison County
Earl R. Lewis
18Th District
Prt
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