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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

was a boy" cried the chief.
How much is the fine?
Now we will settle up"
A magistrate assessed
them $40 for damages 10
Farmer Benefits property
and court costs. The chief
paid. AS his followers
rushed out 10 recover their
animals, Marco turned TO
the inspector with a friend
ly, respectful smile.
Now we are free Ro-
manies again, he said.
But IL you, my friend, had
been less shrewd-well, we
are a IS horsepower tribe
and we can move fast, when
il is to our advantage"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

have been disappearing"
They've been warned
about trespassing." said
Coleman. This time III
put 'em off pronto and III
also have 'em fined" "
But when he called at
the encampment the chief
had an argument which
softened the policeman's
heart-at least, in part.
my niece is expecting a
child within a week." the
GYPSY pleaded. she is Ill.
Let US stay here until the
little one is born. Then we
viii drive in and pay the
fine. Upon my honor"
Very well," the Inspector
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Justice for Gypsies

EOR m many generations
u sharp-eyed Gypsy wan
derers have bested the law
in England, one of their IA
vorite stamping grounds,
but one group was out
smarted recently when II
camped illegally in the do
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

agreed. you may stay.
But Marco, / watched your
betting methods at the
racetrack once. II you say
the child is arriving in a
week, my guess is it'll be
here day after tomorrow.
So I'm taking your animals
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

main OF Police
i n S p g CT or
John Coleman
o ( T T o w d.
bridge, Wilt
shire.
The Gypsy
invasion came
TO the inspec.
tors attention
when William
b e n n EFT, a
farmer, asked
him 10 eject
the tribesmen.
"It ism [ that
! m in d e m
occupying the
little corner of
my land their
vans and tents
are on, said
the farmer.
but 4 III sure
they lead their
h ors e s into
my pastures
at night and
too many or
my vegetables
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

Have you plenty Of Wheaties on
handl II S0-the breakfast outlook
Us plenty bright UHot better stock
up on lots OF milk, fruit, and
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

Wheaties, breakfast of Cham
pions." Mighty good nourishment, 4,
very pleasant Favor in those sunny
whole wheat hakes-W WheaiieS.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

w n me dS
s surety that
you pay up
before hitting
the road"
The chief
protested vol
ubly, and in
vain.
1t w a s Mt
two days later,
however, but
three, w h e n
the Gypsies
poured into
ow n I h g
men in long
coats and bell
b o ( { o m G d
trousers, their
w o m en- n
eolorful, flow
ing dresses,
with gold ear
rings shining
beneath their
bright ban
d an a n @ q d
coverings
.TrVaf
Evening star., 1946-05-14
Veterans Group Announces
Housing Meeting Speakers

Additional speakers, including
Watson Miller, Federal security ad-
ministrator, for the Town Meeting
for Veterans Housing" on Saturday
were announced yesterday by the
Combined Veterans Committee for
Housing, which is sponsoring the
meeting.
Mr.. Miller will discuss Health
and Welfare in Housing" Others
listed by the committee, which is
formed of SO local veterans organ
izations, include Boris Shiskin of
the AFL, Brig. Gen. Gordon R.
Young, District Commissioner, and
Anna Berenson of the CIO. Hous-
ing Expediter Wyatt is to make the
principal address of the meeting,
Evening star., 1946-05-14
Veteran Fined SIS
On Weapons Charge

A 22-year-old Cumberland, Md,
veteran, who depended on a pair of
brass huckles rather than police to
protect his money from thieves
while visiting Baltimore and Wash
tngton, paid a $25 fine yesterday in
Municipal Court for carrying the
weapon.
The veteran, Harry Paul Smith
who said he served with the Armys
101st Airborne Division and since
his discharge in January has work.
ed at the Cumberland railroad
yards, told the court he had $17C
and II was afraid of getting roll
ed" Smith was arrested early Sat-
urday morning at Fifth and H
streets NV.
Imposing the fine, Judge Walter
J. Casey told Smith, I'm letting you
on lightly"
On a similar charge, Edward But
Ter, 10. colored, of the 600 block OF
B street Sc, was sentenced by
Judge George D. Nelson OF a $500
fne or 180 days in jail.
Butler pleaded guilty of the
charge, which grew out of his ar
rest in connection with a holdup
last month of the Highs ice cream
store in the 1000 block of Fourth
street NE. Police said .22-caliber
pistol was found on him.
Evening star., 1946-05-14
Training School Site
For Tourist Camp 0pposed

Removal of the tourist camp al
East Potomac Park to part of the
tract now occupied by the National
Training School for Boys was op-
posed last night by the National
Gateway Citizens Association, which
recommended a 750-bed Veterans
Administration hospital be estab-
lished on the training school site.
The site was one of three sug-
eested for the camp by recreation
ofncials after the House Appro-
priations Committee last week killed
q 100000 appropriation for en-
larging the East Potomac Park
camp.
A special youth committee was
Evening star., 1946-05-14
THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. C,
TUESDAY, MAY

appointed by President Gilbert c.
Vincent. It includes j. e. Chrisman
as chairman, Mrs. Prudence r. Stew
ing and DIETRICH Egbers. L. M
Green was appointed a delegate to
the Federation of Citizens Asso-
Citations.
Nine members were enrolled at
the meeting, held in the Avalon
Heights Church of Christ, Twenty
eighth and Douglas streets NE.
Evening star., 1946-05-14

which will be held from noon to
5 pm. at the Mayflower Hotel.
John Corson of the Washington
Post, has been named toastmaster,
1t was also announced.
Evening star., 1946-05-14
AVG Chopter to Meet

The Silver Spring. -Takoma Park
Chapter of the American Veterans
Committee will meet at $3.50 o'clock
tonight in the Falkland Apart
ments, 1901 Sixteenth street.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28
Top Ten Spot News
Stories Of 1916
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editors in Publisher
AHxiHary poH.)
Republicans sWeeb into bot0er IN
state and congressional elections.
TWetpe top Nazis sentenced to
bang at end of Nuremberg trials.
Wallace asked to resign from eab-
met, following speech on foreign
policy.
Paris peace FARLEY meets, Uitb Fl
nations represented.
President petoes netO OPA; all con-
trolls end as aW dies.
Nary detonates Gtom bomb at
Bikini in tho tests; tbird can
ceLled.
U. S. sends demands to YagosLapia
oper death of fpe fiers.
Nation-tVide rail strike ends wben
Truman asks lars to draft
strikers.
Baraeb tells first meeting of U. N.
atom group that WorA faces
peace or destruction.
Kidnab-nHrder of Suzanne Deg
nan, si~x-year-oA Chicago child.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28

Although Christmas is over.
Charles D. Saunders chairman of
Omaha's Seal Sale, pointed out
that Christmas Seal contributions
r still very much welcome, and
many r still being received.
I'm fact last year one woman
discovered her unused Seals dur
ing Spring housekeeping, and
sent in her contribution in April
said Mr.. saunders. This is an ex-
ample Of the old saying about
better late than never,
DR.. John F. Gardiner. president
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28

of the Nebraska tuberculosis AS
ISOLATION, reports that there has
been a 2O% increase in reported
cases of tuberculosis in Nebraska
during the past year. Thanks to
the Sale of Christmas Seals, he
said, I'VE are finding more cases
of the disease before they can in
feet others. We have a big job
to do in 1947..a job which must
be financed by this years Christ
mas Seal Sale"
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28

fSM3
@ January
lEEI kidnapping and
EDSSEE&ssN murder of six
- year-old Suzanne
Degnan in Chica-
go starts nationwide manhunt.
24-Contact with moon by radar achieved
by army experimenters; beam re-
fected in "a seconds.
February
s-Television in full color demonstrated
in New York.
March
awards by Academy Of Motion Pic.
lures: Best picture, THE Lost Week
end; best performances; Ray Mil;
Joan Crawford in Mildred Pierce"
April
1-Great seismic wave in Pacific sweeps
coast OF N. America. Hawaiian is
lands report 200 dead, many missing,
10 million dollars damage. Alaska
also hit.
6-Oklahoma City first community to In.
stttute city wide rapid : treatment
drive on venereal disease.
1O-American Chemical society an
nounces elements 43 and 81 isolated
during research on atomic bomb,
completing periodic table.
May
5-General Motors Corp. puts In claim
for $50, 1854. 900 in carry-back adjust
ments OF income taxes for first quar-
ter. blaming losses on strikes.
12-NeW record for flight between Ha-
wall and U. S. set by 1t. Col. Robert
Gould in B-29, making journey in 7
hours, IA minutes.
June
22-Film star Constance Bennett mar.
ries fifth husband, Col. Theron Coul.
ter, in Riverside, Calf.
July
Musical show "Oklahomal" breaks
longest run record with 1,4O5th per-
Torrance in New York.
Public health service reports worst
polio epidemic since 1916 raging. with
1922 stricken since January. and
l54 deaths. Minneapolis hardest hit
of big cities.
August
10-Moss Hart. famed playwright, weds
Kitty Carlisle. singing star.
Fifty Negroes injured in race riot in
Athens. Ga. Sixteen persons later In
dicted.
l5-Mlcrc-wave communication is dem.
onstrated in transmission of facsimile
messages between New York and
Boston.
2o-FBI report. Is per cent rise in crime
4n 6rcf ha1f - -
first half Of 1945. greatest increase
since 1880. t,
30-Bendix air race won by Paul Mantz. |
flying 2.o48 miles between Los IAN.
1855 mph.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28

Inn walters on the improve on
service with a smile.
The tenth anniversary dinner
dance at the Omaha Athletic clup
on December IA was a complete
success as Matridee Ward and all
the captains and crew were on
the beam.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28

Paxton hotel headwaiter and
crew very much on the up and
go on service to all guests.
Are you a member of the
NAACP?
Fontenelle Hotel walters going
good on service constantly.
Blackstone Hotel walters are
topping the service at all times.
Regis Hotel and White Horse
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28
ll@Z411EE1

@@ January
s$G 5George j. (Slim)
tf21* Summerville, so,
film comedian.
2e-Harry l.. Hopkins, SIS. advisor to
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
February
Edward Phillips oppenheim. 70. not.
ed fiction writer.
Adm. Richard H. Leigh. IS, former
U. S. fleet commander.
5-George Arliss. II, stage and screen
actor.
21-Vice Adm. Theodore S. Wilkinson,
81, drowned at Norfolk, Va.
March
9-John Cardinal Glennon. SO. Catholic
archbishop of St. Louis.
21-Vice Adm. Howard L. Vickery, SO.
former vice chairman of U. S. mari
time commission.
30-William j. Macdonald, rs, former
congressman from Michigan.
31-Martin Davey, 81, former congress-
man and governor of Ohio.
April
NOAH Berry. So. film star.
8-Afvin v. Dcnahey. 70. former sena-
tor and three times governor of Ohio.
zz-Harlan F.. Stone. 73, chief justice of
U. S. and former attorney general.
May
19-Booth Harrington. rs, novelist and
playwright.
25-John E. Erickson, SO, former sena-
tor and governor Of Montana.
28-Sen. Carter Glass, 88. longtime
emb OF congress, once secretary
Of treasury.
June
12-Sen. John H. Bankhead, 70, mem
Der of senate since 1880.
13-Maj. Edward Bowes, 70, Snowman,
sponsor OF amateur hour on radio.
Charles Butterworth, 46, comedian.
22-W1liam S. Hart, rs, cowboy film star.
3O-Dr. Howard H. Russell, 80, founder
of Anti-Saloon league.
July
lo-Sidney Hillman. SO. CLIO union leader.
24EArthur Gould, 80. former u. S. SEN
ator from Maine.
27-Gertrude Stein, 70. author with
unique experimental technique.
August
15-Col, Edward Bradley, s6, long asso-
clated with Kentucky Derby.
f7-Channing Pollack, sc. essayist and
playwright.
2o-Fielding Hurry Up) Yost. rs. famous
football coach.
John M. (Rags) Ragland, Al, film
and stage comedian.
2Eames c. McReynolds, "a, former
U. ). Supreme court justice.
September
11-Mrs. Ida S. Eisenhower, "a, mother
OF General Eisenhower.
2l-Miles Poindexter. rs, former sena-
TOR from Washington state.
October
4Bernar Eli Barney OIdfeld. s8.
famed pioneer auto racer.
Clifford Pinchot, 81. twice governor of
Pennsylvania.
12-Gen. Joseph W. Vinegar Joel Stfl.
well, So, hero of Burma campaign.
22-Philips Goldsborough. 81. former
senator and governor Of Maryland.
November
2-Thomas L. Bailey, So, governor of
Mississippi.
1s-James j. (Jimmy) Walker, IS, for.
mer mayor Of New York City.
Donald Meek, 66. comedian and char
acter actor.
22-Edgar Pew. rs, oil industry executive
and political figure.
December
11-Damon Runyon. 81, famous newspa.
per columnist.
Walter johnson. 50. noted baseball
pitcher.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28
October

MARINE engineers (CIO) and masters,
mates and pilots (AFL) strike. tying
up all shipping.
11-Draft cancelled for rest of 1916.
1AMeat released from all controls by
Presidential order.
17-Army all 1945 draftees will
be released by a l..
21-Air Lin Pilots association calls strike
of 1.400 TWA pilots. first of its kind;
ask top salary of SIS, 900.
28-President names David Lilienthal to
head atomic energy commission Of
five men.
29-MasterS and pilots end strike.
3l-OPA closes 1,642 local price boards,
as hundreds of items are freed.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28
The Walters Column
BY n. w. Smith

Omaha club walters on the ball
with service and we hope that
Capt. Earl Jones is improving
from his cold.
The Walters Key Club extends
a friendly welcome to the public
at all times.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28
HAVE YOU SENT IN
YOUR CONTRIBUTION
FOR CHRISTMAS SEALS?

More than 10000 reminder"
cards were sent out last week By
the Nebraska tuberculosis Assn.
The reminders we're sent to Oma-
ha families who had not sent in
their contributions for Christmas
Seals, which were mailed out the
first part of December.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28
September

SWilliam Heirens of Chicago sen.
fenced to three consecutive life terms
for murder of three persons: Suzanne
Degnan, 6. whose body he dismem.
bered and hid; Miss Frances Brown.
80. and Mrs. Josephine Ross. 43.
101Geraldine Farrar. screen and opera
star. weds Stuart SchefteL.
1~7-Protestant Episcopal church House Of
Deputies approves hberalized canons
on remarriage of divorced persons.
Coast guard seizes gambling ship
anchored of Long Beach, Calf. to
evade laws.
29-One killed. many hurt In race riot.
in Philadelphia.
Actress Jennifer Holt marries Billy
Blackwell.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28
November

2-President 48 Estonian ref.
ugees will not be deported.
@~Republicans sweep elections, win con.
troll of house and senate. Big city
Democratic organizations lose heav.
lily. State and county offices through.
out nation 60 to Republicans.
8-United States intends to retain con.
troll of former Japanese Islands won
by American arms. U. N. assembly
told.
131Army and navy ordered to dismiss
93.40C civilian employees by Jan 1.
15-Republican steering committees an.
nounce plans for Both congress. Main
points: Lower expenditures, reduced
taxes. elimination of all federal con.
trolls. new labor legislation. limitation
of Presidential term.
21-Nationwide strike of soft Goa miners
begins.
3o-Restrictions on use Of grain termi.
nate.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28

eBecause nobody was killed while
working IN the atomic bomb project.
Maj. Gen. Leslie Groves, director.
wins National Safety council, award.
New drug. pentaquine. called cure
for malaria. revealed.
l6-Cattle prices on Chicago market hit
record high at 8 Is a hundred
pounds.
17-Labor bureau reports September nom
agricultural employment over 40 mil
lion, down Ia per cent from l943
peak.
Jewels valued at $50, 900 stolen from
Duke and Duchess of Windsor in
Ascot, England.
2EFrank Sinatra and wife reconciled In
theatrical scene in night club.
28-Band leader Artie Shaw and Kath-
leen Winsor Herwig. author of For
ever Amber" married in Mexico.
296Cashier of M~ergenthaler Linotype
Co.. William Nickel. arrested in
Miami. Fla. charged with embez-
zling 5000. 900 from Brooklyn office.
31-Cotton exchanges reopen after having
been closed for third time in two
weeks. Prices down $50 a bale since
Oct. 8.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28

January

-1nAJ $50 million dollar
vet housing bill.
feelings on fresh citrus fruits re-
imposed to counter sudden price rise.
22-National Intelligence authority ere
ated to coordinate all government
intelligence units overseas.
28-Meat-packing workers return In 1874
government-seized plants.
February
13-Harold L. Ickes resigns as secretary
Of interior. following dispute with
President.
15-Four-week U. S. steel strike ends.
26-Julius A. Krug, former WPB chief,
appointed secretary of interior.
March
lands to demonstrating. excepting
those with uranium deposits.
2S-W. Averen Hartman becomes I'M
bassador to Great Britain.
Sl-Army superfortress makes first nom
stop flight from Honolulu to Philip
pines. covering 5,525 miles In 81
hours. 49 minutes
April
Strike of 4O0. 900 soft coal miners
begins.
22-Army announces discharge of seven
million men since rehabilitation be-
28-Army-navy munitions board plans
survey of nations caverns for under
ground installations In case of atomic
war.
29-Farm prices hit highest level since
July, 1920.
May
1S-President signs ~"stop-gap" draft ex-
22-Emergency housing bill signed, pro-
viding 400 million dollars for build
ing material subsidies, a billion dol
lars for home mortgage loans. pri-
critics for veterans.
25-Railroad strike ends while President
is asking congress for power to draft
rail workers.
29-Coal strike settled with raise of 1917
cents per hour. other benefits.
June
6-Fred yinson appointed chief justice
29-President signs bill extending draft
for nine months, age brackets 1914.
30-Navy conducts first experiments at
B1k1ni lagoon: atom bomb dropped
on feet OF % old vessels. Five ships
sunk, 45 damaged, whole area
%hd4 5Oo with 0duSGIOuS IdQ1O-aCL1VG
avs.
July
1-OPA controls suspended.
11-National Farmers Union president.
James Patton, says his organization
has broken with Truman"
15-British loan bill signed.
16-Draft calls restricted to 1929 group.
18-Labor bureaus index goes up 25.2
per cent since July l. Cattle sell at
all-time high of S25.75 a hundred
pounds.
25-President reluctantly" signs new
OPA bill, calling it in~adeuuate.
Atom bomb exploded under water
In navy's tests, sinking 10 battle
ships, carrier, 5 submarines and 3
small craft. damaging others.
August
President vetoes bill on ownership of
tidelands oil fields; signs atomic en-
ergy control act.
congressional re organization bin
signed by President.
-23-Department Of agriculture eases
grain controls.
31-Senate war investigating committees
annual report urges preparedness Tor
quick action.
September
ARMED forces grant terminal leave
to enlisted men.
z2-Henry Wallace forced to resign AZ
secretary OF commerce by President. |
as aftermath OF speech favoring Rus.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28

STA. W. Averell Hartman, ambassa.
dor to Great Britain, appointed sue,
cessor.
,0-Secy. of Agriculture Clinton Ander.
son refuses to remove price ceilings
from meat.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28


$1,000 Bowl" football
scores: Alabama "a,
S. California IA; Oklahoma A & NJ
80: st. Mary's Is: East AL Stars tie
West All Stars 7 to z.
23-Bobby Riggs retains world profes-
sional tennis title by beating Don
Bulge in Los Angeles.
February
17-Alf Engen becomes American ski
champion with jump of 259 feet at
Steamboat Springs, Colo.
22-Lee Oma credited with knockout
over Gus Lesnivich. world light
heavyweight champion. in %non-title
fight IN New York.
March
17-Erancisco Segura of Ecuador wins
US indoor tennis title, beating DON
aid Mcneil in New York.
montreal ~Canadiens c1inch National
Hockey league title. Buffalo takes
corresponding award In American
Hockey league.
26-Oklahoma A & M takes National Col
legiate A. A. basketball title, beating
N. Carolina 1910 In New York.
April
s-Montreal Canadiens defeat Boston to
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28

ADVERTISE in The Greater
OMAHA GUIDE!
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28
WAR TRIALS

win Stanley cup. highest award in
professional hockey.
16-Big league baseball season opens. At
tendance at all games hits 236. $50.
largest in history for opening day.
May
Assault wins Kentucky Derby. pay
ing $3.50.
14-American Bowling Congress cham
pion of all events Is Joe Wilman-
30-Indianapolis Speedway motor race
won by George Robson. averaging
114.82 mph.
June
16-Lloyd Mangrum wins National open
golf tournament in Cleveland by
single stroke over Byron Nelson.
19-Heavyweight champion Joe Louis
retains title by knocking out Billy
Conn in eighth round In New York.
23-Cleveland Indians ball club sold to
syndicate, including Bob Hope and
July
6-Pauline Betz wins women's interna-
tional tennis crown at Wimbledon.
England.
23-Herman Barron takes AIl-American
open golf tournament in Chicago.
August
8-Pittsburgh Pirates ball club sold to
Bing Crosby and three others for
S2.250. 900.
September
14IStanley Bishop takes national anna.
teur golf title at Springfield. N. j..
16-Big league baseball committee dis
solves after setting up minimum sal
arV Of IS 000 and other benefits
16-Joe Louis knocks out Tami Mauriello
in first round to retain heavyweight
title.
29-National league pennant race ends in
tie for first time In history, between
Brooklyn Dodgers and St. Louis Car.
dinals.
October
3-St. Louis Cardinals defeat Brooklyn
Dodgers in three game playoff to
take National league pennant.
7-San Francisco beats Oakland to win
Pacific Coast league playof series.
156Cardinals take hnal game Of world
ture pennant.
November
9-Army and Notre Dame play to score
less tie In biggest football game of
year.
22-Stan Musial voted most valuable Ma
tional league player.
26-Bob Montgomery. lightweight cham
pion. knocks out Wesley MouZon in
Philadelphia.
28-Army defeats Navy. 81 to Is.
December
6-Marcel Cerdan. French middleweight
champion, wins decision over George
Abrams in New York.
155Chicago Bears win National Football
league title.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28

SWilson Wyatt, housing expediter, re.
signs after controversy with RIG.
Army extends draft holiday"
through January.
6-ICC approves freight rate increase
adding billion dollars to shipping
costs.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28
September

1-Greece votes 70 per cent In favor
of return of monarchy. headed by
George II.
11-Russian Delegate Gromyko calls
presence of U. S. warships near
Greece insult to Greek people"
18-Civil war reported in northern
Greece.
24-Stalin spikes persistent rumors Of
new war threat.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28
November

November
Most powerful atom-smasher in the
world, 184-inch cyclotron. completed
at u. of California.
6-New operative technique disclosed to
give normal life to blue babies
with defective hearts.
12-Soap prices rise so per cent. Gen.
eral Motors increases prices 500.
15-RaincIoud turned to snow by six
pounds Of dry Ice pellets dropped
from plane.
New brain disorder recognized as
caused by expesur to sound waves
Of shells.
17-Robert Scott In broadcast over San
Francisco radio station expounds
atheistic views: station flooded with
protests.
29-New York City license commissioner
threatens to revoke license of any
movie theater showing The Outlaw"
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28
October

2-Crash and explosion Of B-2e bomber
neal Battle mountain, New, kills IL.
1Overseas ~airliner strikes hill near
Stephenvile, Newfoundland, killing
all 80 persons aboard, in worst dis
aster in commercial aviation history.
8-Airliner crashes at Cheyenne. Wyo.,
killing 2, injuring 10.
17-Air Transport service plane crashes
neal Laramie. Wyo.. killing Is.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28
December

4ELandlords may Legally bar children
Supreme court rules in authorizing
eviction Of veteran and family.
11-Army rocket plane tested at $50 miles
per hour. Eventual speed to be 1.700
mph.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-28
February

Hungary becomes republic by vote
of National Assembly.
Gu. N. shelves Greek dispute, involv.
ing Great Britain and Russia.
9Stalin announces new 6ve-year plan
for USSR.
IlCJap General Homma. perpetrator Of
Bataan death march" sentenced to
death by U. S. military court.
22-Argentine President Peron' accuses
U. S. embassy officials of espion.
age.
23-Mutiny among native troops In Meth.
erlands Indies army assumes serious
proportions.
27-Spain closes border on French side
in retaliation for similar action by
France.