Gandhi’s Death and Its Indian Implications
The article ponders Gandhi’s release and potential death shaping India’s independence crisis. It weighs the impact on mass sentiment, nonviolence, and the ensuing political vacuum, naming Jawaharlal Nehru and Reja Sovelachati as key figures alongside his influence on the freedom movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahatma Gandhi
Nis
Gandhi
India
Mahatma
Ail Tadi
Mshaims
Darle
England
Gendul
Jawaharlal Nehru
Nearu
Reja~ Sovelachati
Tadia
Ge Yay
Gandai
Devadas
Fire Volunteers Patrol Keene's Woodland Area
Hundreds of fremen and volunteers including army and navy units patrolled fire ravaged New England woodlands as shifting winds threatened tinder dry areas. Over 3,400 acres burned yesterday near Keene Wy Pa still burning in Pur burgs hills. Keene fire officials say blaze under control but winds could change the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Keene
Wypa
Purbursa Page
Keene-Peterborough
Keene-Marlboro Road
le Cel
George Borer
Concord
N.H
Arst
Marlboro
Keene Area
Gavin
Bellows Falls
Werren Hale
New Hampshire State Forester
New English Forest
Ives
Sharon-Stoughton
Myles Standish
Plymouth
Carver
Bumps Pond
Plymouth- Wareham
Kittery Man Killed in Training Plane Crash in Tennessee
James Garnett Jr 19 a machinist's mate third class US Navy son of Mr and Mrs James Garnett of Sterling Road died in a training plane crash near Millington Tennessee. His bride Prisella A Emery daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard M Emery of Mill Road Bamton is stationed in Memphis Tennessee. The couple married in February at Portsmouth Navy Yard. Garnett was born August 25 1924 in Portsmouth and moved to Kittery in 1935. He enlisted in the Navy in spring 1948 during his senior year at the State Training Academy. He played trumpet in the Train Academy orchestra. He later was stationed in Memphis after basic training at Newport Rhode Island. His father is a World War I veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Garnett, Jr
USN
James Garnett
Sterling Road
Hittery
New
Newton
Jay
Lorraine
Gerry Gar
Hampton Academy
Hampton Moris
Memphis
Remembering Corregidor Two Years On
The piece recalls the fall of Corregidor two years ago and honors the Pallani defenders, stressing that America values liberty and human life. It urges readers to read the page eight article to remember Corregidor and Anat Chey who fought for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corregidor
America
Anat Chey
Correxidor
First Sunday Launching For Sea Owl At Navy Yard
The Portsmouth navy yard will launch the submarine USS Sea Owl tomorrow in its history. Mrs. Thomas Gatch of Washington DC, wife of Rear Admiral Gatch, will sponsor the event with her daughter Mrs. John P Armstrong as the station of honor. A small group of officers yard workers and invited guests will witness the ceremony.
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Portsmouth Navy Yard
Uss Sea Owl
Thomas Gatch
Washington, D. C
Gatch
Navy
John P. Armstrong
Ifyard Worken
U S Pastor Talks Again With Stalin
The Rev. Stanislaus Orlemanski of Springfield Iowa met with Stalin during a 12 day Soviet visit. He called the Soviet reader friendly toward Catholicism noting Poland will remain Catholic and Stalin will not tolerate religious transgressions. He praised Russia as wonderful and Molotov and Stalin as great leaders while thanking for the democratic reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Stanislaus Orlemanski
Springfield
Alass
Pyesnier
Stalin Egein
Soviet Union
Poland
Stalin
Orlemanski
Pug. Si
United States
Father Orlemahski
Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Church
Molotov
Gandhi Released By British From Poona Detention
Gandhi, ill and 74, was released unconditionally from detention at the Aga Khan's palace in Poona after health decline. Lord Wavell earned praise for the prompt decision amid nationwide appeals. Gandhi moved to Parnekuti with aides and supporters as crowds greeted the liberation on May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
India
API Mohandas K. Gandhi
Aga Khan
Poona
Gandhi
Sac
Japan
Opin
Astior
The
Chronicle
Bamibar
Povernament of India
Times of
Inia
Lord Wavell
Bengal
Bombey
Gantini
Ay “Parnakuti
Vitali Das Thackersey
Indian National Congress
Parnakuti
M.D
Mystery of Trunk Shipment Grips Chicago LA
Police question more than a dozen as they probe a grisly trunk death. A woman, aged about 30 to 40, was found shipped from Chicago to Los Angeles in a trunk packed with salt and clothes. Investigators seek the man who arranged the shipment and details about potential poisoning or suffocation. The trunk was sent as COD valued at 50 dollars, with a 25 dollar charge. A 13 year old accompanied the shipment to the station. The pair name Johny Lopex and wife were linked to a Chicago hotel last winter.
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Chicago
Aay É
Eitt
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Way Express
Yesterd
Brieike
Charles
Heniff
Railway Express
John Lopes
Brietzke
Tga
Johny Lopex
House Streamlined Tax Bill Heads to Senate
A House approved streamlined tax bill, passed unanimously, moves to the Senate today. The measure aims to simplify tax computation, and is expected as a cure for the lingering Marcel headache. It goes to the Senate Agence committee Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Senate Agence Committee
Camp Directors Confer on Manpower and Building Limits
New Hampshire camp directors gathered in Concord on May 6 to discuss manpower shortages rationing and restrictions on constructing new buildings. Governor Blood addressed the group during a luncheon about the upcoming summer camp program and venue considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
New Hampshire
Blood
Burned Child Dies After Courageous Battle in Boston
Eight year old Florence Waré died at Boston City Hospital after a lengthy fight from second and third degree burns suffered when nail polish remover spilled on a stove in Woburn. Doctors and nurses used all their knowledge and transfused blood extensively, with about 64 transfusions given. thousands followed the case and over 400 offered blood as the hospital blood bank closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
May
Florence Waré
Boston Ci Hospital
Cocoanut, Grove
Nody-Sin
Hershey Says Draft Calls Decreasing As U.S. War Readiness Grows
Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, head of the selective service, reported today that there are enough men under 26 for induction and that draft calls have fallen in recent months. He noted the army plans to maintain personnel strength given current needs.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Hesdeenes
Hershey
Baltimore
Esterday
Allies Hit Europe From Air in Fourth Week of Invasion
Allied air forces pressed the invasion from the sky for a fourth week, blasting Fortress Europe targets in France and the Balkans. Bombers and fighters attacked Pas de Calais fortifications, Ploesti oil yards, Turnu Severin, and Italian front lines as German defenses brace for a southern and eastern push. Italian civilians evacuated by railway near Fifth Army fronts as Allies warn of imminent invasion.
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Fifth Army
Igor
Europe
France
Balkans
H. E. Balfour
U. S
Hitler
Atlantic Wall
Pas-de-Calais
Ploest
Rumania
Pioesti
Turnu-Severin
Italy
Pescara
Adriatic
Naples
Erwin Remmel
Mediterranean
Ger- Man
Stockholm
Old
Poland
Berlin
British Indian forces push Japanese from Kohima positions
Southeast Asia Headquarters in Kandy Ceylon reports a general offensive in eastern India has cleared the Japanese from several key positions near Kohima and the advance continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Asia
Kandy
Ceylon
Mayo
Kohima
India
Pension Plan for State Employees Drafted for Legislature
Concord May 6 A pension plan for more than 2500 state employees is being drawn for submission to the 1945 legislature. An interim commission including Comptroller Arthur Bean John W Pearson Hanover Donald Knowlton and Henry Hale Rindge is detailing the plan. Estimates show the system will cost taxpayers about 175000 annually with the same amount to be contributed by state workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Arthur Bean
John W. Pearson
Hanover
Donald Knowlton
Henry Hale
Rindge
New Hampshire Tire Limits Persist Under OPA Caution
The state OPA office cautions New Hampshire drivers that tire supplies will remain limited even after lifting restrictions for B and C gas coupon holders. Ives ration boards stay bound by rules, restricting total tires issued.
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Concord
May
OPA
New Hampshire
Ives
Jap Threat Grows in China Around Loyang and Hankow
Field dispatches report Japanese forces pushing along the Peiping Hankow line narrowing Chinese hold to about 40 miles. Other columns near Loyang ten miles from Sunghal junction threaten Sian route, with capture of Fonyang and advances toward Honan Anhwei. Analysts see potential westward push but expect fierce Chinese resistance.
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Chungking
Peiping- Hankow
Sunghal
Loyang
Peiting-Hankaw
Tokyo
Yuhsien
Honan
Anhwei
Fonyang
Yellow River
Howen
Hankow i
China
Sian
Szechwan
Kennedy and Hartington Wed in Civil Ceremony
Miss Kennedy and Lord Hartington wed in a Chelsea registry office civil ceremony. Attended by the Duke of Devonshire and Joseph Kennedy Jr, the couple, both in their mid twenties, met in court circles in 1938. The bride wore pink crepe with blue and pink feather accents and carried a pink rose bouquet. guests included the duchesses and several dukes with military uniforms. No religious service was confirmed for later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
May
Lord Hartington
Kathleen Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
U. S
Britain
Frederick Streem
Duke of Devonshire
Joseph Kennedy, Jr
Brice
Duchess of Devonshire
Duchess of Devershire
Elizabeth
Imdy
Anne Cavendish
Duke of Rutland
Hitler nerves war of nerves stirs Allied invasion talk
A late May New York report cites Adolf Hitler as nervously reacting to Allied plans and possible invasions from Petsamo to Ploesti. The piece describes him pacing defense setups in a “squirrel cage” and declares the war of nerves a success in occupied nations, while asking who is looney now.
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Petsamo
Ploesti
Adolf
Amd
Holeland
Belgium
France
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Hampton
Citusial
Salmon Falls
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Keene's
Kittery
Tennessee
James Garnett, JH
Sea Owl
U.S
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SKY
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American Legion
Eght
Charles Black
Omer Comeau
Conteau
Arthur £. Leech
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Gare
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Leech
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Cs. Abbott
Charles M. Dale
Dale
Arthur C. Vaughan
Peterborough
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Legion
Frank E. ‘Rooms
Harold A. Marston
Chirles Black
Comdr
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