Jinnah warns Soviet grab could follow India crisis
Pakistan leader Mohamed Ali Jinnah in an exclusive interview warns that if Hindu or Muslim governments collapse amid rioting Soviet Russia could intervene. He accuses the Hindu government of allowing Sikh armament and massacre in Punjab and New Delhi and says Russia is the only major power watching closely. He also discusses British withdrawal and the massive Hindu and Muslim migrations, stressing a need for law and order and peaceful choice of homeland.
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Bert Brandt
Karachi
India
NEA
Soviet
Russia
Mohamed Ali Jinnah
Pakistan
NEA Service
Rusia
Jinnah
Panjab
New Delhi
Punjab
Hindustan
United States
Europe Plans For Food From Africa
Western powers outline ARIS intensive agriculture plans to develop colonies. Britain aims to clear vast lands in East Africa for mechanized farming. France targets Senegal and equatorial Africa. A United Cooperation report tallies food needs at 21.9 billion dollars over four years to boost agricultural output beyond 1934 levels. Stillwater, Minnesota notes a local parking meter fine incident with sheriff Thomas Maher.
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ARIS
Aarshall Plain
Great Britain
Elast Africa
France
Senegal
Equatorial Africa
Comiputes of
Beehomic Cooperation
Food Ased Aguicultural Committee
America
Stillwater
Mion
Thomas Maher
Washington County
Sherif
Potee Chiefs
Maeher
Tennessee Valley Cattle Show Opens in Decatur
More than 100 North Alabama dairy cattle entered in the fourth annual Tennessee Valley livestock show in Decatur. The event is sponsored by the agricultural committee of the Decatur Chamber of Commerce.
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Decatur
Ala
North Alabama
Agricultural Committee of the
Decatur Cham
Clothesline Quip Leads to Fine for Drunken Indian
In Pocatello Idaho an Indigenous man was brought to the police on an intoxication charge. Officers found sheets pajamas and shirts in his possession. He said the clothes line caused the mix up. He was fined 15 dollars for intoxication.
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Pocatello, Ida
7 From 7 Club Holds First Meeting
In Tuscaloosa Alabama the seven from seven states formed the "7 from 7" club and held its first annual meeting. The group includes seven GI's from seven states meeting to discuss postwar activities.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
States
First Annual Tennessee Valley Cattle Show for Negroes
The Alabama Extension Service and the Chamber of Commerce announce a cattle show here with about 1200 dollars in prizes for the best cattle. The first annual Tennessee Valley cattle show for Negroes is scheduled to be held tomorrow locally.
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Ber of Commerce
Alabama Extension Service
Veterans of Eighth Army form reunion group in 1946 Yokohama
Former Eighth Army personnel stationed at Yokohama Japan in 1946 formed a unit and vowed annual reunions after discharge. Members listed include Fred Hassell Alabama Fred Wagner Idaho Carl Brown North Carolina Oscar Schuette Texas Frank Poschl(P)to Pennsylvania Peder Nelson.
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Eighth Army
Yokohama
Japan
Fred Hassell
Alabama
Fred Wagner
Idaho
Carl Brown
North Carolina
Oscar Schuette
Texas
Frank Poschstilo
Pennsylvania
Peder Nelson
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