The Word Is Trapped in Indian Crisis Editorial
An editorial laments Nehru’s reluctant stance amid Red China’s invasion of India. It argues India drifted toward the West, while Russia maintains influence, leaving Nehru isolated and “trapped” in a precarious international position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigra
Mewanafhal Netien
Unies
REG China
United Nations
China
Nehru Miles
Cuba
Russia
India
Red China
Sityone
Tax Hurts Pa. Employers as Unemployment Fund Grows
In Pennsylvania the Unemployment Compensation Fund reached its first billion after 12 years and a second after ten, with a new billion in four years. The tax burden affects employers across industries as they decide where to locate plants and hire workers.
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Pennnylvania
Harrisboro
Axis defeats reshape North Africa in desert pursuit
November 5 1942 report from London notes Rommell's forces rout in Africa with 40 000 killed wounded or captured. Local draft deferments expand for dairy and farm workers as U S bonds drive October gains. Corry election sweep supports Edward Martin. New baby born and war effort notices follow.
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London
Corry Evening Journal Adverts and Notices Fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads a list of ads and notices from the Corry Evening Journal. Names Bergman Weightman and others appear among building and chamber items. Content is incomplete and scattered across entries.
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THE
Corry Evening Journal
Geol R
M. Rout
Herbert Hoover On Growing Up Inspires Letters to Youth
George Sokolsky highlights a book compiling Herbert Hoover’s letters to American children. Hoover recounts a hard yet hopeful boyhood, his service feeding millions, and his family values. The article notes Hoover’s ninety-year span, his work across fifty nations, and a Christmas Day gift intended for young readers.
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Bill Nichols
Little Bool
Herbert Hoover
Rites Held For Mrs C Rasey at Spartansburg Funeral Home
Rites held Friday at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg for Mrs. C Rasey with Rev John Limnsford of Pirate Baptist Church officiating. Psalm 23 read during service. burial in Red Oak Cemetery Crawford County. Bearers named: Charles Obert Floyd Brown Isaac Sherrlock Lloyd Hopkins Austin Rogers Elliot Rogers. INDUSTRIALIST DIES Newton Iowa Fred Maytag II 51 chairman of Maytag Co died yesterday of cancer. Maytag active in other business activities. Buy in Corry.
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Russ Suco Sormus
C. Rasey
H. Richard Hays
Spartansbuirg
John Limnsford
Pirate Baptist Church
Spartansburg
Red Oak
Craword County
Charles Obert
Floyd Brown
Isaac Sherlock
Lloyd Hopkins
Austin Rogers
Elliot Rogers
Newton
Iowa
Fred Maytag II
Maytag Co
Appillahce
Trowa
Maytag
Slavery Across Civilizations and the Atlantic Trade
The article traces slavery from ancient times through medieval Moslem and Portuguese activity to the Atlantic slave trade. It notes Africans as both slaves and traders, cites a 10 million figure for Africans imported to the Americas, mentions Christopher Columbus era captures, and records prices for enslaved people in the range of 100 to 1000 units with regional port hubs named.
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Christ
Tunis
Algeria
Americas
Christopher Columbus
Pietro Alonzo Il Negro
Alonzo
Morocco
Nigeria
Niger River
Port Harcourt
Brass
Onitsha
Christopher Olumbus
Santo Domingo
Isabella of Spain
The Evolution of Slavery in the New World
A historical overview notes the early introduction of African slaves to the Americas by Spain in 1501 and the shift from Indian to African labor. It cites de Ovando’s stop order, Las Casas’s controversial stance, and later brutal slave practices on sugar plantations, including Diego Columbus’s harsh suppression and the enduring, evolving nature of slavery into modern times.
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Columbus
New World
America
Spain
de Ovando
Hispaniola
John Quincy Adams
Bartholomew de Las Casas
Americas
Bartholome
Harti
Holy Man
Christopher Columbus
Diego Columbus
Women win Argentine Grand Prix in bold car race
Evy Rosquist and Ursula Wirth, two Swedish drivers, win the 1 day 2762 mile Argentine Grand Prix for standard cars in Argentina. They finish the six leg race on rutted roads at near 79 mph, beating 150 male competitors. The win defies gender norms and draws cheers from fans as the drivers celebrate Sunday night.
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Buenos Aires
Evy Rosquist
Ursula Wirth
Argentina
Rosquist
Evy
Mrs. Rosquist
Miss Wirth
Sweden
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