Indian troops invade Hyderabad endangering shaky peace
Weekly analysis notes Gandhi's philosophy opposed by Nizam's regime and India's invasion of Hyderabad. It argues Hyderabad's isolation and trade dependence via Indian routes, questions justification, and warns the conflict could trigger broader world catastrophe.
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Hyderabad
Russia
Berlin
India
Mohandas Gandhi
Nizam
Lea Court
Dar of India
Mir Osman Ali Khan
Hyderafeaia
Russians Aim to Control Berlin and Push Out U S Forces
The article suggests Soviet objectives to seize Berlin and drive American troops from Germany to control major industrial areas, including the Ruhr. It discusses UN tensions, possible pretexts for conflict, and timing potential before year’s end amid a broader view of postwar politics.
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Germany
Russia
Ruhr
United Nations
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World Organization
Soviet Union
Moscow
Berlin Fracas Confuses Diplomats Amid Riots and Rioting
The Berlin dispute between the United States and Soviet Union confounds diplomats as riots escalate in the western sector. Soviet actions including hostage takings and attacks on air patrols hinder any prospect of peacemaking.
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Berlin
Seeml
Molotov
Russia and Satellites Bristling with Manpower Says Report
A Soviet era report asserts Russia and allied states possess vast manpower for military use, noting about three million in regular forces and security troops with roughly 400000 MVD personnel, highlighting state mobilization capacity.
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Soviet
Aea
U.S. Sues Packers To Break Up Meat Cartels
The Justice Department filed in Chicago federal court seeking to split four major meat firms into fourteen entities. It would carve Armott and Wilson and Cudahy into smaller units and use Sherman antitrust laws to end monopolistic food production restraints.
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U. S
Theodore
Justice Department
Chicago
U.S
Armott
Wilson
Cudahy
Tom Clark
Clark
Department of Justice
John Holmes
Swift and Company
Holmes
Frost Killer Infra-Red Lamp Aims to Save Crops
An early frost defense, the Plymouth infra-red lamp, uses a conical steel frame and an oil burner to generate heat and infrared rays. Researchers from Michigan State and the Institute sponsor the project hoping to extend the growing season by hours to protect tomatoes and melons from cold snaps.
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W. Farrell
Michigan Sta
Ccung
Heg Jen
Letter Mailed After Years Sends Shocking Warning
Headliners recalled from a letter his wife sent him years ago grimly led to mail dispatch, raising fears of potential consequences and triggering a cautious response from those receiving the message.
Navy orders largest blimp ever built by Akron firm
The U S navy bureau of aeronautics announces a new giant airship contracted to an Akron based craft firm. It will feature a helium capacity and an empty weight around 34 000 pounds with dimensions about 324 feet long 71 feet wide and 92 feet high.
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U. S. Navy
Akron
Onin
U. S. Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Curtain Up on Fascist Mosley Rumor and Bellwether News
A fragmented Times column notes a rumored Mosley visit stirring watchfulness for trouble. It cites European dismantling programs and jokes about eggless Thursdays, with jabs at administration price policies and Axis references. It mentions quotes about campaigns and the press, plus a New York film revival and a Huey Long placard in New Orleans.
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Oswald Mosley
London
Berlin
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H. Wallace
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New York
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Maedchen
55Th St
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Louisiana
Earl Long
Huey
New Orleans
Yoked dress feature for junior campus wardrobe trend
A sewing circle pattern showcases a yoked dress with a V trim at the yoke and hipline. Sleeves offer a brief push-up length, aimed at brightening campus attire for juniors with neat detailing and smart design.
Household Hints and Quick Fixes From A Busy Home
Practical tips cover dry oilcloth aprons from old tablecloths and matching bag ideas. Desserts feature baked apples with vanilla ice cream a la mode. Also advice on jelly spoons, convalescent shoe bags for toys, starching methods, piano care, safe film development, rug placement, and protecting luggage from cosmetics.
Kansas Farmers Dominate Exports Amid Cuban Purchases
A United States Department of Agriculture report says more than 150000 Kansas farms produce most of the state exports. It notes Cuba as a key buyer and that Wheat imports from the United States to Cuba rose from 2935000 dollars in 1933 to 1938, up about 83 percent, under Reciprocal Agreements.
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Kansas
Tome Been “Gade
United States
Dent
Cuba
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