Mountbatten Sworn In As India Viceroy
Mountbatten takes oath as viceroy in New Delhi and calls for cooperation to transfer power by June. He vows a nonnormal approach, noting constitutional arrangements and administrative issues must be resolved before full transfer. The ceremony drew princes, cabinet members, and about 400 guests.
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Delhi unrest and curfew amid India’s political tension
Reports describe renewed Hindu Muslim clashes in Delhi with a week long curfew, police and military patrols, and injuries from stabbings and stone throwing. Mountbatten calls for goodwill and urges India to seek consensus. Police seize weapons during searches linked to Pakistan Day unrest and the Unity Club formation.
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Russians Jail Germans As U S Agents In Berlin
Reports from the Soviet occupation zone and the Russian sector of Berlin say German youth leaders and other CDU members are arrested as possible American secret agents. Officials confirmed arrests but avoided detail on intel ties, noting some may have provided information. Arrests spread to Dresden, Leipzig, and Chemnitz with some releases after questioning.
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Germany
Russlan
Gutman
Christian Democratic Union Youth Movement
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Christian Democratic Union
Heinz Wradaillow
Cate Kranzler
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Karl Shippke
Halle
Dresden
Leipzig
Chemnitz
United States
Truman
America
Grange Hears Talk By Rabbi Gutman
West Sand Lake Grange meeting featured Rabbi Julus Gutmann of the Third Street Temple as guest speaker on forming in biblical times and ancient agriculture. Deputy Master George Boveo to visit April 28 for conferring first and second degrees. Legislative committee chair Juste Dings reported on several bills passed in the state Legislature.
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George Boveo
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Juste Dings
Grange Legislative Committee
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Third Street Temple
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Palestine
Rabb Gutmoon
Thanksgiving customs and troop movements noted in column
A fragment notes ancient and modern Thanksgiving rites with temple offerings and lectures under Harry Vincent, followed by a recreation period and games. It lists an Activ Transport Wisteria with 420 Army personnel from Japan and an Army transport Republic with 1,010 troops from Japan and Korea.
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Stanley Bitele
Haraki Britton
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Activ Transport
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Japan
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Republic
Korea
Blaze Ignites Gasoline Vapors at Farm Blaze
Bombers of the Hoopick Fire Department were summoned to Burton Pine Farm near South Weat Hoouiek at 11 am yesterday to extinguish a blaze caused when open air flames used in a nugaring off process ignited vapors from an unloading gun tench. Quick driver action moved the vehicle away from endangered buildings and the fire was then extinguished by farm employees. Damage reported as slight.
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Weat Hoouiek
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Three Killed as Army Transport Crashes Near Camden
An Army transport plane crashed sixteen miles north of Camden before dawn killing three occupants. Shaw Field withheld names pending next of kin notification. The aircraft was on a night training flight from Pope Field, Port Bragg, N C, via Shaw Field.
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Army Air Base
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Port Bragg
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