Ground cables link India, major ground nut exporter
India establishes long distance cable links with Calcutta Madras Bombay and Delhi as ground nut export leader. A national register of scientific personnel is being prepared to ensure efficient use of talent while 625 acres of waste land are ploughed daily by tractors. Historical notes touch on Edna Ferber and literary figures with Bennett Cerf distribution.
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Calcutta
Madras
Bombay
Delhi
India
Council of Scientific and Industrial Research
Entertaining Fragments of Modern Life and Lore
A collection of satirical notes on plastics replacing real worms in fishing bait and medical quackery. It notes a British PPE thefts totaling 52 million dollars annually and a Times Square wagon collision. It also mentions a woman becoming U S treasurer and Hollywood bow and arrow training for Indian film actors.
Cooperative Movement in India Members and Societies
The Cooperative Movement in India has about ten million members. There is roughly one Cooperative Society for every three villages. India hosts 180000 Cooperative Societies, with 147000 located in rural areas.
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Cooperative Movement
India
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