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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1948
Page
7
Weekly News Analysis argues Hyderabad invasion by Indian troops risks widening Hindu Muslim tensions, destabilizing Pakistan and the British Commonwealth. The piece cites Berlin crisis eruptions as evidence of global volatility and urges UN scrutiny and restraint.
A Western outlook discusses Soviet aims to control Berlin and push out U S troops, edging toward UN involvement. It also surveys cotton markets with federal loan supports and a new frost killer using Plymouth infrared lamp by the American Iron and Steel Institute to extend growing seasons.
Michael Beal, 83, received a 30 day suspended sentence after being drunk and disturbing the peace while propelling a wheelchair rapidly and hurling invective on sidewalks. In Great Falls Ray Wise resigns after election as Democratic precinct committeeman. In East Prairie A L Webb mailed a letter found 11 years after his wife gave it him, causing his reflection on consequences.
The U S Navy bureau of aeronautics announced a new blimp contract with Goodyear Aircraft in Akron Ohio The ship will have a helium capacity of 825000 cubic feet an empty weight around 34000 pounds and measurements of 324 feet in length 71 feet in width and 92 feet in height
Washington Digest reflects on Cordell Hull's pre Moscow mission warnings and the postwar shift toward Russia. Hull stresses religion and morality as government foundations while noting parallels to Hughes' public service career and the wartime moral stakes.
Official Washington estimates reveal 4.1 million Soviet and satellite troops. Russia alone has about 3 million men in 75 ground and security divisions, including 400,000 MVD troops. Eight satellites add roughly 1.12 million in 100 divisions for a total of 4,121,600 soldiers across 274 divisions.
The Justice Department files a federal suit in Chicago to dissolve Swift Armour Cudahy and Wilson into 14 firms. Swift and Armour would split into five each Wilson and Cudahy into two apiece. Attorney General TOM CLARK says the defendants suppress competition in meat sales under the Sherman Act. Packers deny politics drive the charges, blaming inflation on factors beyond control.
The guide urges care in flag use to avoid decorative knots or draping. It instructs flags on platforms be displayed from a staff or mounted on a wall or curtain. If a staff is horizontal or angled from a windowsill balcony or building edge the flag should reach the staff peak unless flown at half staff.
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