Gandhi and India's Princes Face Imperial Struggle Ahead
A political analysis argues that Gandhi seeks rapid independence through nonviolent means while pressuring Indian princes to share power. It notes the risk of a Japanese invasion if Britain delays decolonization and frames the princes as trapped between imperial rule and royal wealth as upheaval looms.
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India
Angers
Nates
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
Mahatma
Lord Linlithgow
Wipe Out Bottlenecks in Warplane Production
August 4 report shows eight major Southern California aircraft plants averting bottlenecks in one month. Consolidated, Douglas, North American, North American Aviation, Vega, Vultee, Vultee Aircraft, and others coordinated material needs and joan basis reviews to keep production at full speed.
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Angeles
Southalifornia
Meering
Opany
Vses
Douglas
North American
North
Yan
Vega
Vultee
Market Report Rail and industrials stabilize amid selective demand
New York trading showed steady to uneven activity as light investment demand steadied rails and industrials while investors debated bearish factors like war news. Orders fluctuated, with some trimming of commitments tied to the Russian crisis, and a slow final hour left the day irregular. Transfer volume reached about 300,000 shares.
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New York
i/P
St Louis Stockyards Reports Mixed Prices Across Livestock
National Stockyards tallies show uneven market with 10 to 20 cent declines on most cattle and hogs, with steers and yearlings firm to higher on good and choice grades, calves and sows steady to higher, and beef demand mixed. New York cotton futures rise, while poultry and produce markets reflect steady to firmer prices for top quality stock. overall, receipts include 4000 cattle, 6000 sheep, and 1000 hogs.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
Torebraska Cobbier
California
Bert Lytell Has Many Titles
Bert Lytell holds multiple roles from stage to service, including M for Stage Door Canteen, president of Equity, and coordinator of Entertainment for Embarkation Ports. He helps stage aboard ships and promotes a diverse weekly program lineup, drawing from a vast theater pool and tracking members globally for the Army’s needs.
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George Tucker
New York
Bert Lytell
Goering
Equity
Ashoe
Lytell
Lyte
Burns and Allen
Helen Hayes
Mary of
Scotland
Armed Services
New York Sunday Times
Variety
Wage policy clash over wartime inflation controls
The War Labor Board’s Little Steel award, granting 40 cents to about 157,000 workers, sparks a debate on anti inflation policy. CIO demands similar raises for half a million more across U S Steel and independents, arguing broad living costs and pay increases. The piece questions who truly sets wage standards and warns of widespread raises if the WLB pursues broad stabilization.
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War Labor Board
Roosevelt
Litite Steel
Notable Deaths From Around The World In Briefs
The AP obituary notices list Garret W. McEnerney of San Francisco at 77, key in postquake governance and looter proclamation. Brig. Gen. William Keith Naylor of Farmington Pa. at 68, ex assistant chief of the army general staff. Esteban Gil Borges of Caracas at 63, former Venezuelan foreign minister. Frank J. Irwin of Hollywood at 48, WWI veteran and national commander of Disabled American Veterans. Christopher J. Sullivan of New York at 72, Tammany Hall leader and long-time legislator.
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William Keith Naylor
Farmington
Bloomington
Army
Esteban Gil Borges
Caracas
Venezuella
Frank J. Irwin
Hollywood
Christopher D. Sullivan
New York
Christopher J. Sullivan
Tammany Hall
New York Senate
U.S
House of Representatives
Stage and film figures recall wartime fundraises and fame
The article recalls wartime efforts for service relief through entertainment with plans for This Is The Army and a Navy counterpart. It notes Bert Lytell's era of popularity, London’s influence on his career and a tale of his ranching attempt, plus a memory of Sun Yat Sen fund drives in California.
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Broadway
Irving Berlin
Navy
Lyttl
Jack Lennon
Sun Yat Sen
California
London
Waikiki Beach
Lytell
Transportation Plan Details for Arlington Access
A transportation continuation outlines a terminal with a second floor transfer course. Workers will enter landing zones via turnstiles and pay fare. Buses run in two lanes with seven stations per zone and a third lane for taxis. Electric traffic controls will shuffle buses, addressing Arlington’s budding growth.
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Becauase
Arlington
Fragmentary note on suburban traffic to military sites
A clipped historical passage describes suburban travel challenges before key government buildings opened, noting issues with moving people to work, airport transit, and visitors to Arlington cemetery.
Sea Ranger bomber testing cited with long range claim
Boeing built Sea Ranger, a new long range Navy patrol bomber, recently tested with two Wright Cryelone air cooled engines. The item notes the aircraft fits a four engine class yet aims for greater range and payload than current Naval planes in service. Also included is a constitutional amendment proposal from Arkansas filed March 27 1041 and a later 1943 date with sections detailing county hospital taxes and election procedures.
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Boeing Aircraft Co
General Assembly Aid
Tuemouse OF
Representatives
Senate
State OF Arkansas
State OF
Arkansas
Hos? Bilal
County Board of Election Commissioners
G. Hall
The Still Photographer of Hollywood Lippy Lipman
Hollywood portraitist and still photographer Lipman, veteran of 1930s sets, is profiled for his nerve, persistence, and on set grit. The Los Angeles native, now homebound in North Hollywood, covers shoots for stars from Rosalind Russell to Marlene Dietrich, while balancing life as an air raid warden and war bond booster.
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Hollywood
Rogbin Coons
Gleak
Hallyyood
Lippman
Studio Life
John M. Stahl
Kevin Lippeman
Columbia
Stahl
Lippy
Mr. Stahl
Frank Capra
North
Rosalind Russell
Joan Crawford
Bette Davis
Marlene Dietrich
Rilo Hayworth
Suluman
Veteran flyer Borny praises American aircraft strength
Lieut Cal Mameur P Borny of Okmulgee Oklahoma, veteran RAE flyer, states American aircraft under the severest battle conditions equalled and surpassed the best the Axis has to offer.
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Cal
Mameur P. Borny
Ohg
Mulgee
Okla
RAE Flyer
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Edward E. Cook
Associated Press
Garret W. McEnerney
San Francisco
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Secretary of Interior
Ickes
Alaskan War Council
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Alexis Smith
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