Tricolor of Holland Flies Over All Major Indonesian Towns
Batavia Java reports the Dutch flag flying over most major Indonesian towns except Koetaradja in Atjeh Northern Sumatra where guerrilla bands resist and an unknown Atjeh government maintains a de facto independence Businesses share smuggling routes in Koetaradja while Dutch military commands cite limited force for a swift victory in Sumatra cited by observers
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Holland
Bob Crone
Batavia
Java
Koetaradja
Atjeh
Sumatra
East Indies
Indonesian Republic
Jagjarekarta
Medan
Atieh
Indies
Netherlands Empire
East
J. B
van Heutz
Halland
Local writer Marshall to be honored in Greensboro and High Point
Devoted to medical and Renaissance literature and Shakespeare, Claude Brown discusses his trilogy starting with Little Squire Jim, the travels that fed it, and his return to birth hills to gather material. He is to be honored in Greensboro on March 8 and again March 11 by the High Point junior service league at Em erywood country club. In High Point, Willie Cunningham Brown faces an absolute divorce action filed March 4 1949 with a court appearance set for April 23 1949. Florence W. Allen is assisting in the case.
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Squire Jim
Marshall
Greensboro
High Point Junior Service League
Emerywood Country Club
Willie Cunningham Brown
High Point
North Carolina
Florence W. Allen
High Point Municipal
O. D. Ingram
N. C
Radio Man Lanny Ross Hears Kwato Mission Tale
In a feature from New York City, radio host Lanny Ross recalls meeting Cecil Abel at Kwato New Guinea where Abel, a 46 year old Anglo Papuan missionary, discusses cannibal lore and prewar headhunting. Abel recounts his family's mission history and its controversial methods amid postwar travel.
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New York
Pacific
Lanny Ross
Navy
Cecil Abel
Kwato
New Guinea
Cecil
United States
Seed Rain Forecast Prompts Move to Guatemala
A humorous exchange recounts asking about rainfall totals, with 230 inches claimed but dismissed as suited only for 40 inches. The speaker then travels to Guatemala to satisfy the condition.
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Guatemala
Plymouth Cars Built For Any Use In Taxi Or Lady’s Care
Production of the great New Plymouth autos proceeds with builders aiming for versatility. Cars are made to endure any condition from gentle service with a kindly owner to constant taxi work, reflecting a high emphasis on durability and adaptability.
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White Cross Hospital
New Plymouth
Plymouth
Salvation Army Worldwide Reach in 1948
The Salvation Army ran 21 767 establishments in 84 countries and colonies. Workers globally use 81 different languages in their ministry, and the text notes more than 15 varieties of cherry pie.
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The
Salvation Army
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