India Army Chief Cariappa Symbol of Unity in India
An interview in Washington with General Cariappa outlines India’s postwar unity through a large volunteer army of about 2.5 million men, the development of a new Indian Military Academy, and the push to create an independent Indian army. He stresses language unification, literacy gains, and breaking old caste prejudices as essential to national cohesion.
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WNU Service
Eye Street NW
Washington, D. C
Washington
Russia
Japan
India
Sam
Punjab
Cariappa
Burma
Woolwich
Sandhurst
Kingston
West Point
Indian Military Academy
United Nations
England
Madras
Carsapna
Barbs and jokes from Baukhage Pravda skit
A satirical piece notes Slatin’s claim Japan is an aggressor in 1936, mocks Red Army efficiency, and jokes about 1960s life. It mentions Dutch arrests by Germans and predicts nationwide jail questions, plus jokes about roosten eggs and slot machine gullibility.
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Pravda
Us Slatin
Japan
Red Army
Postwar Planning for a Small Indiana Town
Genevra Bush Gibson argues for structured postwar planning in Newton County Indiana. She outlines three committees Re-Employment Memorial and Education with defined member roles and actions including surveys, housing, business opportunities, and educational reforms to honor veterans and build community vitality.
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Genevra Bush Gibson
Newton County
Indiana
Agricultural Advisory Committee
Lsted
G.I
G.L
Replax
Lion’s Club
Women's Club
American Legion
the Legion Auxiliary
Red Home Service
Ister
Boards of Education
Perry L. Schneider
New York City
American Red Cross
Town Club of Chicago
Samuel A. Rinella
Pleasant Valley
Postwar Planning Boosts Rural Prosperity and Jobs
A Committee for Economic Development handbook argues rural prosperity underpins the U.S. economy. It notes one quarter of Americans are farmers and another large share live in small towns, with farm dollars supporting manufactured goods. Progressive local action is urged for lasting postwar growth and employment.
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America
U.S
United States
Committee For Economic Development Handbook
Space Saver Racks For Closet Doors
Compact door mounted racks turn unused space into accessible storage. These less than three inch deep designs hold hats, toys, and daily items with a curved front for shape. Pattern 263 provides cutting guides and assembly directions. pattern 223 sends with name and address.
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Baukhage
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Western Newspaper Union
Northwestern University
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Sheldon
Iroquois County
Prairie State
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Hand
Red Cross Home Service
Fuller
Miss Gibson
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Bedford Mutts
New York
Boeing
BF. Goodrich
California
Union
Michigan State Highway Department
Bfgoodrich
McKaeson & Robnins
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wakefield
Uae