Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1946 — Page 39
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CANADIAN WOMAN Soviet Union. FREED OF SPYING Miss Chapman had been charged
with conspiring with Eric Adams,
OTTAWA, Nov. 28 (U. P.).—Miss | former government financial agent, Agatha Chapman, an economist and Miss Kathleen Willsher, forfor the Bank of Canada, was ac- [mer clerk in the high commisquitted in county court yesterday |sioner’s office, to transmit such in-
of a charge of conspiracy to give formation to Russia.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 28 (U. P). State and federal vocational rehabilitation officials will meet in St. Louis tomorrow to map plans for preparing 150,000 disabled men and women for employment during the coming fiscal year. The federal security agency sald that to complete that many re-
{habilitations it will be necessary for
the states to make available an additional $12 million—double = the amount appropriated in any one year thus far. The federal government matches state appropriations. and also pays all administrative costs of the program.
7 HULLS FOR SALE WASHINGTON, Nov, 28 (U.P.).— The maritime commission announced yesterday that seven tankers whose construction was sus-
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HURRY, INSRECTOR GROWL! I THINK SOMETHING'S GONE
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JUST LIKE THE NIGHT WHEN CLIP DISAPPEARED”
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