Civilian Riots Sweep Bombay In Wake Of Mutiny
Mutiny sparks naval bombardment as Hindustan battery positions are blown up and mutineers surrender after brief engagement. Reuters cites four killed and 25 wounded with besieged naval barracks in Bombay and Vizagapatam facing further unrest. Calcutta’s strike cripples transit as police and soldiers deploy, doctors called to hospitals, and mutinies hold Indian officers as hostages aboard seized ships.
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Hindustan
Reuters
Bombay
Castle Barracks
Vizagapatam
India
Calcutta
Madras
Royal Indian Navy
Congress Party
Central Committee Backs Tawes for Governor
A majority of State Central Committee members in Carroll and Dorchester counties endorsed State Comptroller J Millard Tawes for the Democratic nomination for governor. The Baltimore office said five or six Carroll members and three of four Dorchester members signed pledges.
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Baltimore
State Central Committee
Carroll
Dorchester Counties
J. Millard Tawes
Carroll County
Dorchester County
Boonsboro Plant Opening Delayed by Machinery Shortage
Ha perstown Manufacturing Company delays Boonsboro plant opening to about March 1 due to ongoing equipment shortages. The facility, on the second floor of a new building next to a large chain grocery, will employ about four workers. Earlier plans aimed for an earlier start but could not be met.
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Boonsboro
Haperstown Manufacturing Company
Kimes Guilty Of Robbery Charge
Jury proceedings in a Williamsport circuit court saw Kimes and co defendants plead guilty to multiple larceny and robbery charges. Sentences were deferred as defense lawyers urged leniency. Co defendants Moore Bowers and Turner admitted several robberies including Eckis Restaurant and Park Circle Tavern.
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The
of Boys
Joseph D. Mish
Defenda
Roy Bowers
Gene Moore
Daniel Paul Turner
Cas
Martin L. Ingram
Moore
Bowers
Samuel K. Eckis
Williamsport
Turner
Hills Toy and Novelty Store
Recreation Center
South Potomac Street
Sam Fleagle
South Potomac
Beck
Park Circle Tavern
Park Circle
William F. Eyler
Grant
D. Daugherty
Romney
W. Va
Ingram
Daugherty
Frederick County
Mish
Granville Mozingo
New Support
Liloyd Eilsworth Bowers
True sardine misnomer in pilchard herring lineage
The statement clarifies that the true sardine is not a dwarf form but refers to young pilchard, a type of herring, highlighting species relationships.
Soviet Editorial Attacks Mackenzie King Bevin At UN
Moscow editorial charges Canada’s Mackenzie King and British Bevin seek to undermine Soviet authority. Pravda criticizes King over Canadian secrets. Russia recalls its military attache as tensions rise. Igvestia blasts Bevin’s UN Security Council stance while praising Soviet democracy.
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Igvestia
W. L. Mackenzie King
Ernst Byin
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Pravda
Hing
Lingu
Canada
Russia
Javestia
Bevin
Security Council
United Nations
Bookie Raid Nets $2500 In Fines At Winchester
Winchester police court fined the bookmaking operation £500 for proprietor William E. Goss and suspended jail terms for James S. Perry and Edwin Myers. Dr Blair Goss and George Gross faced $300 fines with suspended terms. Thirty patrons were arrested and each forfeited $26,256 for failing to appear.
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Winchester
William E. Goss
James S. Perry
Edwin Myers
Goss
Blair Goss
George Gross
Phone Federation Represented Here in Hagerstown
Hagerstown telephone workers said today that the Maryland Federation of Telephone Workers is represented in Hagerstown. The federation is one of 17 affiliates of the National Federation of Telephone Workers affected by the nationwide strike set for a.m. Thursday, March 7. Local officials of the federation declined comment.
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Hagerstown
Army reserve and regular officers deadline set for March 1
Maj. Richard Carmody of district Army Recruiting HQ reminded that March 1 is the deadline for officer and reserve officer applications for commissions in the Regular Army. Complete information is available at the recruiting office in the Earle Building.
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Regular Army
Richard Carmody
District Army Tlecruite Headquarters
Adjutant General
Re Enlting
Earle Building
Navy shortage changes WAVES uniform rules at Farragut
At Farragut Naval base on February 22 194? an order allows WAVES to wear stockings as part of an optical working uniform due to hosiery shortages. The concession addresses violation of a Navy order that listed stockings as a required element of official uniform components.
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Farragut
IDAHG
Farragut Naval
Your Federal Income Tax Your Federal Income Tax
A Q and A style briefing by George Hoffer to help readers fit the 1945 tax return. It explains who must file, including minors, and notes servicemen rules, withholding, and joint returns. Tomorrow: What Form to Use.
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George Hofferseat
Internal Revenue
Congress
Truman Appeals To V Gardeners Continued From Page 12
The article reports on price control debates affecting butter and meat, with Congressman Pace seeking talks with OPA and the Agriculture Department on abolishing dairy price controls. Beet sugar processors challenge OPA ceilings, while Senator Murdock notes potential beet sugar production increases. A government ban on cane alcohol for beverages takes effect to conserve molasses for industrial alcohol and cattle feed.
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Cery
Pace
D-Ga
House Food Investigating Committee
OPA
Agriculture Department
Murdock
D-Stat
Civil Production Administration
George and the Cherry Tree Heroism Fable
A father questions George about a broken cherry tree in the garden. George admits he cut it with his hatchet claiming he cannot tell a lie. The father embraces him, praising the act as heroic and priceless beyond the tree’s value.
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George
Pat
BASKETS SCARCE DUE TO WAR PRODUCTION SHORTFALLS
Wartime shortages of new containers for fresh fruits and vegetables persist this year. Growers are advised to order early and accept delivery at any time as crates and baskets factories face logs and labor shortages. The county office of the Production Marketing Association issued the advisory today.
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The
Production Marketing Association
Offers Land For War Memorial Library Idea Favored
A community war memorial offer proposes a library on a site donated by Henry P. Bridges Hancock. A citizens committee last week rejected building a community hall due to cost. About 12,000 dollars has been raised but 50,000 dollars was deemed too burdensome. Dillon suggests using leftover stone from the old river bridge piers for the library project.
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Henry P. Bridges
Hancock
Dillon
Fairchild F-82 Packet Winged Moving Van Move
The Fairchild F-82 Packet, long used as a cargo ship, acted as a winged moving van for a full headquarters transfer. The Ninth Troop Carrier Command moved from Stout Field to Greenville, 400 miles away, using the Packet to haul desks, equipment, trunks, records, machines, and a 1,400 pound hydraulic jack. Fairchild aircraft plants observe a George Washington’s birthday holiday, with closure until Monday morning except essential staff.
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Air Forces
Ninth Troop Carrier Command
Stout Field
Indiana
Greenville
Carrier Command
Fairchild
Fairtchild
George Washington
Pauley defies calls to withdraw nomination for Navy post
President Truman’s nominee Edwin W. Pauley faced renewed demands to withdraw as Senate Naval Committee delayed the review until next Tuesday. Pauley said he expects a Senate vote and remains confident of confirmation even as Democratic leaders remain doubtful about the outcome. Senator Stewart of Tennessee urged Pauley to withdraw "out of common decency."
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Washington
Feb
Edwin W. Pauley
Truman
Senate Naval Committee
Pauley
Senate
California
Ailman
Democratic National Committee
Stewart
D-Tenn
Democratic Party Faces Serious Split Over Nomination
The party is described as seriously split over the nomination. Beau Brummell spent his final decade in Caen and died there in an insane asylum.
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Democratic Party
Beau Brummell
Caen
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