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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1940

Page

3

Gandhi Plan Called Road to Civil War Sparks Indian Debate

Lahore March 23 The All-India Congress is urged to lead a civil war risk while Mohammed Ali Jinnah in a Moslem League address proposes partition into autonomous national states. He urges federation rejection and talks with Gandhi to resolve Anglo-Indian tensions. The League backs autonomous states with safeguards for minorities.

Lahore India Mohandas EK Gandhi All-India Congress Mohammed al Jinnah Congress Jinnah Parley Iin Subcontinent Jinnah Delared Gether Opose Federation all-India Muslim League Britain Moslem League

Papal Audience for U S envoy to Ireland

Pope Pius held a private audience with David Gray the United States minister to Eire in Vatican City. Gray met the pope in March as part of ongoing diplomatic exchanges between the United States and Ireland.

Vatican City Mareh Pius David Gray United States Eire

Baroness Emmy Dittmar of San Antonio at Ninety

German baroness Emmy Dittmar, known as Baroness von Refifus, marks her 90th birthday in San Antonio where she has lived seventy years. Her life spans aristocratic Germany and American civic society, hosting emperors and governors, with military service in the Civil War and memories of European royalty.

Europe San Antonio Baroness von Refifus Emmy Dittmar America Germany Ireland Dillar Albert Germett Law New York

Young Plans Return Home From Japan

Tokyo dispatches report James R. Young, Tokyo correspondent for International News Service, received a six month suspended prison sentence for violations of the Japanese military code in China reports. He plans to return to the United States, likely without appeal, with a probationary term of three years possible if censorship conditions are violated. Return date undecided, anticipated to spend time settling affairs before sailing. Also noted is Rafael Angel Caldera Guardia, the Costa Rican president-elect, arriving in New York en route to Washington to meet President Roosevelt.

Tokyo CNS James R. Young International News Service China United States Young Tere Japan al Fay U. S New York INS Rafael Angel Calderon Guardia Gosta Rica Washington Roosevelt

Conte di Savoia Held By British At Gibraltar

British contraband control officers detained the Italian liner Conte di Savoia at Gibraltar for 13 hours to search for forged passports and possible high German official aboard. Undersecretary Sumner Welles was aboard seeking findings for President Roosevelt.

London INS Britain Conte di Savoia Gibraltar Sumner Welles Roosevelt Reichsbank Hjnlmear = Schacht

Italian and American Ships Collide At Dock in Genoa

In Genoa on March 23 authorities announced a docking incident between the American destroyer Exchange and an Italian vessel. Both ships sustained only slight damage with no injuries reported.

Genda Italy INS Portines’ Exchange

Henry II fixes English ounce weight at 640 dry grains

King Henry II decreed the precise weight of the English ounce as 640 dry grains of wheat. The rule tied the coinage and measures to a standard wheat grain basis, affecting weights and trading practices in medieval England.

Henry II

Two More Face Target Ring Murder Count

New York March 23 Following Abe Relès confession of wholesale killings by Brooklyn's cut-rate murder ring District Attorney William O Dwyer ordered two additional men charged with first degree murder Max The Jerk Golob and Frank The Dasher Abbandane. They are accused of shooting to death John Spider Murtha five years ago O Dwyer also disclosed two other victims of the syndicate were disposed of near Loch Sheldrake Sullivan county N Y Yoell Miller was kidnapped slain and dumped into a pool drain while Solomon Goldstein vanished years ago and was wrapped in a blanket and thrown into Loch Sheldrake

New York INS Abe Reles Brooklyn William O Dwyer Max “the Jerk Golob Frank Dasher’ Abbandane John “Spider” Murtha O'Dwyer

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