Congress delays decision on freedom plan amid arrests
In New Delhi on June 20 the Congress party adjourned sine die delaying a decision on the British Independence plan for an interim Trojan government. Jawaharlal Nehru and Pandit Nehru are involved in events linked to arrests and political turmoil. About 1,500,600 Indians remain in Brazil.
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Nations weigh path after inflation and indolence debate
The piece critiques OPA debates and a looming veto while noting scarce goods and rising inflation. It argues eras of government handouts and shorter workweeks depressed production, drawing parallels with France and Germany to warn against indolence and urges a return to thrift and industry.
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Violence Resumes In Tel Aviv As Outbreak Flares
Tel Aviv is declared off limits to British troops except police and patrols after a new wave of violence. A 35 year old Jewish man is killed, bringing Palestine's three day death toll to 22 Jews and three Britons. Chicago Tribune-style phrasing preserved.
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Georgia Candidates Continue Campaign in Governor Contest
Georgia gubernatorial hopefuls campaigned across the state for the July 17 primary. Carmichael spoke in Claxton Baxley Lyons Millen and pushed home rule and a presidential preference primary. Rivers accused Governor Arnall of using highway funds for Carmichael and attacked Talmadge’s record at several Georgia stops.
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State airport operators elect officers and board
Adel Georgia June 20 AP A Georgia Aviation Trades Association formed by Georgia airport operators Officers elected include Millard S Davis of Atlanta president Carson Chalk of Adel vice president Ezra Howington of Atlanta secretary treasurer A 12 member board split six North Georgia six South Georgia includes Crady Thrasher Elberton John Bird Atlanta John Marsh Macon Ed Turner LaGrange Lloyd Treadaway Cedartown R E King Millergeville John Wall Savannah R J Brewster Waycross W J Kaiser Columbus R L Wier Albany M L Peterson Vidalia and Joe Muller Thomasville
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Columbus
R. L. Wier
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M. L. Peterson
Vidalia
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Thomasville
Senators Flare on Draft Issue Find No Accord
Washington June 20 AP Senate and House conferees fail again to settle 18 year old draft issue. Debate over using War Department radio facilities and proxy changes fuels tension. A final vote on 19 year olds vs exemptions for 18 year olds looms amid intense pressure and ongoing negotiations.
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Slavery Introduced to Brazil in Mid-1500s
Historical note states African slaves were first brought to Brazil during the middle of the 16th century marking early colonial labor systems.
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Weather Report for June 20 1946
Partly cloudy hot today with scattered thundershowers likely this afternoon. Observations indicate high temperatures and low readings with no precipitation details fully specified. The report notes extreme values for the period and normal expectations for the month.
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Georgia Crops Advance on Abundant Sunshine
Atlanta June 20 AP The weather bureau weekly summary reports Georgia crops making rapid advancement under abundant sunshine and high temperatures.
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