Bombay Riots Return with Mutinous Crews and Firefights
Reports from Bombay describe renewed rioting and mutinous Royal Indian Navy crews, with ships surrendering and fires burning in harbor areas. British defense forces and police clash with rioters as curfews tighten while civilians flee and casualties rise.
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Royal Indiana Navy Army
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Pelivh Teaja
India
Chugio
Shane
al Clyillans
Windiard
Royatt
Joan Savy
Gay
Unere
Anti-Russian Tensions Escalate In Chungking Unrest
Turmoil in Chungking after anti-Russian mobs disrupts government unification talks. Communists blamed for violence as crowds protest, posters denounce imperialism and call for democracy. Police move to maintain order amid rumors of further mobilization and political pressure.
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Comanandinh and
Damouralle League
Vite Yn Chungkig
Ia Lonpodlady
Garerulisgine Chiangealwhele
National Party
Chungieinyy Ata Dente
Manna
Ube Iuysians
Malandalil
Stat Hoolshop
New Chine Daily News
She Stat
Argun
Lemocratie
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Che
Chinuss
Mumalatang Matonarty Sud
Chimur Govurrument
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Miralion
Thal
O Fry Iss
Mayshatlis
Chow
Trypsin Mitnehuvi
Yesteriy
Manchuria
Ami
Stalin
China
Japan
Tveth
Russian tanker disaster near Baltic coast claims many lives
A garbled report describes a Russian tanker split in two with about 65 aboard and another vessel damaged. Communications from the Coast Guard indicate attempts to evacuate or rescue crew, with conflicting details about casualties and locations. The scene is confused by translation errors and uncertain ship identities.
Church Boiler Blast Kills Woman in Wak Mallonouen
A blast at a church in Wantington, Pa., killed 87 year old Mrs Martha Wines Wak Mallonouen and injured 43 others. Police described the incident as deliberate and a portion of the group evacuated to a dining room after the explosion. Washington Hospital treated the injured as authorities investigated the cause.
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Wantington
Rertonary
Ian Haley
Chelsie Charely
Washington
Wirthiday
BO Wanaol
Meena
Washington Hospital
Martha Wines
Argentine Police Arrest 14 Men As Election Nears
Argentine police arrest 14 men amid election eve tensions in Buenos Aires. Some detainees identified as communists. large cache of arms found at a residence. A list found intended to provoke disturbances. Interior minister says siege state to lift tomorrow morning. civil liberties suspended during state of siege.
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Jose T. Tamborial
Fold Peron
Hs Ten Suycharie
Aie
Atemocinie Uiion Castilion
Prion
Nicapite
Tenvion Lin
Felipe Urudapiitoun
Stanford Dean Dies at Blanford University
Stanford Dean died yesterday at Blanford University after a illness. The news notes the dean’s leadership and the university’s loss, with lingering questions about the transition and memorial arrangements.
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Stanford Dean
Vmla AY
Chrono
Taylor
Teloxien
Weleners
Blanford
Meat Prices May Rise As OPA Signals Action
The OPA signals potential meat price increases amid talks on subsidies and wage adjustments for packers. A Senate committee discussed extending subsidies, with projections of higher meat prices if subsidies withdraw or wage rules shift, while credits for vegetable operations and meat and bone uses were debated to stabilize supply.
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OPA
Holt
Senate
Breger
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Bowles
Wisi
Ineietas
Imensuyg
Missing Chicago Baby Found Safe in Depot
A four month old baby was found abandoned near Union Station after her mother, Evalyn Plealitea, reportedly left her during a Milwaukee Avenue store visit. Police Captain Ervight said the infant had wandered away from the mother briefly before being located. Investigators traced the child to a depot and questioned a sworn witness who initially identified themselves as Bealyn Lighterman then denied the claim. The investigation continues with the mother and car reportedly missing.
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Michie UY
Union Station
Ervight
Alao
Hordelf
Evalyn Plealitea
Mather
Milwaukee
Avriabe
Bealyn Ligherman
Mass Marely 7 vars Now wer wirhap 'Nromas Th MeLavgehil
The article notes events at St. Pater’s Cathedral with attendees including Laughlin and others. It mentions a life and cardinal Spelincm with references to Mass and a ceremony yesterday. The date appears as Thursday Marvel 7 at 30220 t.
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Marvel
Li St. Pateled
Laughlin
Washingtons 214th Birthday Observed Across Nation
The nation marked George Washingtons 214th birthday with slowed activity and closures. In Mont Vernon and Alexandria, public officials and patriotic groups laid wreaths while sailors Marines and veterans attended ceremonies. Washingtons farewell address was read in the Senate as officials gathered at the monument in the capital.
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Sassmaei
Us Brosidopeg
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Orvehets
Post
Mont Vernon
Gan
Alexandria
Ebay
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Senate
State Seeks To Control All Housing
Albany reports Governor Dewey's housing division proposes state oversight of all New York housing projects. The plan, led by Housing Commissioner Herman Stetina, seeks no federal or municipal projects without state approval. Also introduced were bills affecting state employment limits and funding for housing and public works programs.
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Albany
New York State
Dewey
Arthur St Wicks
Ningston
Assemblyman
Miachell Michel
New York City
Mar Cold Us Plana
Hatats Housing
Washington
Woolas
Eleil Garyive Aw
Wodlowell
Pea
Mickel
Gouverneur Wad Agseuthivadin
Benjamin
Denia
Croghan
Cardinals Named in Papal Consistory Amid Health Removals
The Roman Catholic Church elevated several cardinals in a consistory at the Vatican, with Peru, Chile and Paraguay represented among the new cardinals. Health issues left others unconfirmed, including candidates from the United States and France. Delegates and diplomats prepared for the ceremony and related receptions as the Pope planned further appointments.
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Peru
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Chile
Betancourt
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Dennlalli di Belmonte
Gregoran University
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Miwankor
Sugordur
Wis
Stalin Seeks Border Guarding as Army Celebrates 28th Birthday
Stalin urged the Red Army to guard the Soviet borders against enemies as the army marked its 28th anniversary. He spoke of a peaceful period of economic development, consolidating positions, and expanding national wealth while ensuring border security amid wartime memories and future plans for greater strength and defense.
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Fanland
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Odeasaty
G M Union Over Hump In Pay Talks
Federal mediator Dewey reported that talks between G M and the union over wage and working conditions were at a crunch. The dispute centers on a 40 hour week, a minimum wage, and maintenance of union dues and check off. Both sides cited tentative proposals and observers noted the session was brief as papers were involved.
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C&o
Calted
Uss Lolny
Dewey Saaid
von Tinal
National Forestion of Volophony
Pla
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Egyptians Claim 14 Slain in Riots as British Troops Sought
An Egyptian government official reported 14 killed and 128 injured in Thursday riots. A joint committee of student and labor groups demanded withdrawal of British troops from major cities to prevent further bloodshed. Police guarded damaged shops as demonstrations were banned by Prime Minister Sidky Pasha who conveyed talks with British officials and stated no negotiation on reforms until evacuation plans were clarified.
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Eifter
Hue
Renieh Troopa
Prine Mabie
Page
Tndtan
Goiro Wi
Kyptian
Nottie
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Premiar
Ismail Sidhy Pasha
Huonghoul Megrph
Sidhy Pasha
Teritish Tinhwasy
Hawker
Egypt
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Ife
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Senator Macy keynote fuels pressure group clashes
Senator Macy of New York speaks at a Willkie rally denouncing “microfathers” and urging citizens to engage in national destiny. He warns against complacency and financial elites, urging action on world problems and labor issues as he frames a broader political struggle.
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Maey
University
Ilin Biule
York
Islip Repiblican
Willkie
Detaya Crysler
Soma
Hevedution
Washington
House of Freedom
Fredany
Unknown historic attack in Palestine prompts British casualties
British reports state four farmed Teulah members were killed in night incidents across Palestine while police faced hazardous material charges and property damage. Three IDRath sites say attackers used automatic weapons, with three Britons and a child among the dead. One suspect died on site after a clash near Tel Aviv. another killed en route to a hospital.
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Palestine
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McTaughtin
Ravana Poles
Wateido
Tel Aviv
Feu Mac
Bok
Wees
Barrie
Tammy
Manila War Crimes Trial Revelations Amid Lurid Japanese Atrocities
Read of Yamashito and others accused in Manila executions near Los Banos. Testimonies describe brutal torture and killings of prisoners at a tin-roofed shed after a harbor camp raid. Witnesses recount orders and the horror of the acts as dawn broke.
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Yannita
Io Chiki
Whan
Yameshi
Lb Gen
Masthiaea Homata
Amwth Mas
Goncal Yinwwhitn
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PRU
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Cai
Philippines
Goddel
Mania
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Laguna
Yamashital
Doctors Trained In Medical Effects Of Atomic Bombs At Rochester
The Army Navy and U S Public Health Service train doctors at University of Rochester Laboratory of the Manhattan District. Col Warren announced the program to prepare a medical nucleus for potential atomic bomb effects and to train doctors who will remain in the armed forces. Training also includes time at University of Chicago with selected directory monitoring tests after tests.
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Navy
U. S. Public Health
Uiniversity of Rochester Laboratory
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Warren
Cal
University of Chicago
Col
Warton
Teave
Ahgenge
Padialony
Rochester College of Merdicine
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