Indian Congress Opposes British War Policy
Abul Koln Ard, president of the Indian National Congress, denounces Britain's war aims in a plenary speech. Azad and Gandhi lead delegates from diverse regions and faiths in a call for India’s independence, warning against British imperialist pressure while endorsing nonviolent civil disobedience.
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Gandhi
U S Drydock Starts Cruise
The United States Navy moves to reinforce Pacific forces as a 1500-ton floating drydock, built to serve Pearl Harbor, departs for transport via the Mississippi and Panama Canal. It will be the largest device moved and will overhaul battleships, reducing need for West Coast ship transfers.
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Panama Canal
Pear Harbor
Uredeck
Uncle Sam
Honoluhu
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Suez
Manila
Melors Navy Yard
Gracie Fields Marries Monty Banks in Quiet Home Ceremony
Gracie Fields and Monty Banks wed at the Stanfeld home using their true names Grace Stansfield and Marlo Hianchl. They plan a Capri honeymoon then sail April 7 for New York and Europe. Fields, 42, also has a Paris opera house benefit on April 18 and intends further film work in London.
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Monty Banks
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Fred Stanfeld
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Marlo Hianchl
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Police Lieutenant Jordan to be honored with rites tomorrow
Funeral services for Police Lieutenant Charles J. Jordan, 47, who died by his own hand shortly before a planned bribe sentence, will be held tomorrow in Niagara Falls. Coroner Emes said Jordan shot himself yesterday while under investigation for a county chairmanship scandal. Police Chief Balohan called his 11 year service record excellent.
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Charles J. Jordan
Harry R. Emes
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Magara County
Banker Guilty In N.Y. Loan Plot Trial
Ed wood Im Tubenold, a former New York state senator, was found guilty on three counts including misapplication of bank funds and forgery for arranging nearly $100,000 in risky bank loans while chairing the Clinton Trust Company of New York. Jury deliberated seven hours. bail set at 510,000 awaiting April sentencing.
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Guily Severn
American Sugar Corporation
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Clinton
Jasc Fine
O Dwyer reopens Yale murder case amid gangland links
New York District Attorney William O Dwyer announces a renewed probe into the 1924 slaying of Frank Yale a Brooklyn gang associate linked to Capone era schemes. He cites a network of assassinations tied to a murder-for-hire ring operating from Brooklyn to Sullivan County.
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Pretty Levine
Anthony
Duke Mattetars
Mie Monticello Grand Jury
Bugs County
Hollywood
Irying Cohen
Walter Sage
Sage
Swan Lake
Fishermen Population Estimates Linked to Catch Data
American fishermen were estimated at 25 million by acting commissioner Charles I. Jackson at the Western American Wild Life conference. He said commercial fishermen take a smaller share of the season's catch, citing Puget Sound where recreational anglers took 5.1 percent of last year's Chinook salmon catch.
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Charles I. Jackson
Aehories
Wort American Wild Life Conference
Puget Sound
Wound complications linger after old injury reports
A garbled OCR note describes an old wound with one pound force and two years of complications. Names such as Robert Gordon and Abe Bardon appear among hints. A coroner from Atwater cites complications from the wound as contributing to the decedent’s condition after decades of prior issues.
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Robert Gordon
Bardon
Abe
Yentokl Compton
Jan
Atwater
Census Workers Won't Work Sundays Says Austin Director
Washington census director Limnised announced that enumerators will not be required to work on Sundays. The statement was made in a letter to the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America responding to concerns that workers might be scheduled for weekend labor.
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Nine British Ships Sunk by German Forces
London reported that nine ships were lost Sunday from a German attack. Most casualties were aboard, with total tonnage around 28,822 tons. The British statement noted submarines escaped destruction and cited ships from Britain, France, and Italy.
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Glial
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Alitamy
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Scapa Flow
Message fragments from a war era report
Disjointed OCR notes refer to World War II era topics. Mentions Admirals, anti aircraft measures, and British efforts. Includes figures such as 28 weeks of war with 12 ships totaling 42 000 tons and references to ships and locations. Names like Rose Efferulles Amor Sint and Yugoslav references appear amid scattered terms.
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Neulyai Ure
Beliis Aude
Tin Oueery
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Melrose
Guedeuin
Kgawjer Hulltus
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