Resignation of Iraqi cabinet after riot and treaty tensions
In Baghdad on January 27 the cabinet of Premier Salih Bey Al dabur quit after 14 hours of rioting that left 70 killed and 300 wounded. The protest centered on the British Iraq treaty signed January 15. Regent Abdullah appealed for order as police fought demonstrators and a plane reportedly fired on crowds. The unrest follows Salih Bey’s return from England and his stance to press ratification, while British rights and troop access were debated and protests spread to other cities.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Salih Bey Aldabur
Salih Bey
London
Abdullah
England
Britain
Cifes
Abdel Aziz Qassa
Chamber of Deputies
Salih
Maryland Moves 40000 For Farm Pest Fight With Board Aid
Annapolis Jan 27 The Board of Public Works approved another 40000 emergency allocation to fight the Japanese beetle and European corn borer. The funds supplement 41678 from the regular budget for two years and 4000 for corn borer control. 18,000 will back beetle operations 8000 go to research and the rest funds insecticide work and farmer guidance. State entomologist Dr. Ernest Cory warned of serious threats to Maryland products. Senate speakers joined the hearing in the State House.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Board of Public Works
University of Maryland
Ernest Cory
Lane
Chesapeake Bay
Storm
Frederick
Stromberg
Howard
Hoff
Carroll
Senate
State House
Frank Thomas
James Shriver
Westminster
S. E. W. Friel
Queenstown
James King
O. W. Anderson
Montgomery County
Roy Weagly
Washington County
Wilson A. Heaps
Harford
Miners Show Higher Daily Coal Output in 1945
Washington January 27 The Bureau of Mines reports the average coal miner now produces 5.78 tons a day, 43 percent above the 1920 average. The top daily output from underground mines in 1945 reached 8.99 tons in North Dakota lignite fields, per a summary by engineers W H Young and R L Anderson.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
North Dakota
W. H. Young
R. L. Anderson
Spring Silk Budget Dress Adopts Modest Silk Shantung
Silk budget fashion items headline a robust early spring season with Henry Rosenfeld’s tailored silk shantung dress praised for modesty. The piece, showcased amid hospital news of a heart attack case involving Gay, follows earlier reports of health scares and personal encounters in corporate settings.
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Henry Rosenfeld
State Dept to Run Germany After July 1
Army and State Department agree that the State will take over the Military Government in Germany around July 1. Secretary Royall announced after talks with Secretary Marshall and Gen Lucius Clay. The move follows War Department proposals and aims to designate the official American representative in Germany by the date.
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Washington
Army
State Department
Germany
Kenneth C. Royall
Marshall
Lucius B. Clay
Europe
Royall
Department of State
War Department
Ed's bench hobby brings two rivals together
Two individuals, once kept apart, find common ground on Ed's bench. Their shared interest dissolves distance and strengthens their bond as they work side by side. The hobby acts as a unifying hobby that reshapes their relationship.
Serv-U Save-U Group Elects Officers at Frederick Dinner
The Independent Retail Food Distributors and Serv-U Save-U Association of Frederick held its annual dinner and business meeting at Roses Tavern near Frederick on Monday night. W. W. Moore of Cambridge spoke on boosting interest in the association and membership. Albert Rutkowski of Baltimore addressed grocer vigilance for success and urged attending state and national conventions. Henry Falk, reelected president, outlined plans to advance the local association and broaden progress.
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Independent Retail Food Distributors and
Frederick City
Counts
Roses Tavern
Frederick
W . W. Moore
Cambridge
Maryland
Baltimore
Organization officers listed with names and roles
The article lists officers: President Henry F Falk, vice president Garland S Guyton, secretary Franklin B Reese, treasurer E B Measell, and office secretary Ruth Summers. Directors are Ira Ray, Francis Gaither, Paul M Carmack, A Lee Bussard, Harry I Hamilton, Walter Dudrew, and E Guy Hobbs. Reports were given by Harry I Hamilton, Ira Rey, E B Measel, and Franklin B Reese. Invocation was requested by Francis Gaither.
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Henry F. Falk
Garland S. Guyton
Franklinb. Reese
E. B. Measell
Ruth Summers
Ira Ray
Francis Gaither
Paul M. Carmack
A. Lee Bussard
Harry I Hamilton
Walter Dudrew
E Guy Hobbs
Ira Rey
E. B. Measel
Franklins
Reese
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Ceil Chapman
Maine
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Union
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Davis Avenue
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Paramount Picture
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