India Debate on Dominion Path Through War Time
In a broad interview, Dr Syama Prasad Mookerjee and Sir Taj Bahadur Sapru discuss a national government for India during World War II. They advocate transferring power to agreed parties, with a strong center, Allied council, and a constitution within ten years, aiming to industrialize and align with Allied war aims while preserving independence.
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Syama Prasaterjee
Hindu Mahasabha
Indu
Hit
Britain
Jaiid
Dr. Mookerjee
Partise
England
India
Ane
Japan
America
China
Russia
United States of America
Taj Bahadur Sapru
Mookerjee
Tei
South Africa
Canada
Phillips
William Phillips
Roose
West
Market Report from St Louis and New York Cotton Prices
Hog and cattle receipts at St Louis market show brisk demand with hogs 15 to 25 higher, sows steady to strong, and vealers and cattle trading across a wide range. New York cotton futures rose on buying tied to farm labor and parity costs, with nearby contracts up and grain prices advancing on Bankhead Act developments.
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ST. Louis
New York
Commission House
Jly
New York Stocks Recover As Market Builds Momentum
New York stocks rose as many shares hit fresh recovery highs in today's session with gains broadening across leading industries. Investors focused on market breadth and the continued strength of key blue chips amid cautious optimism in the economy.
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New York
Britain should set up provisional Indian government says leader
A Indian affairs proposal argues Britain must force a provisional government to break the impasse. If parties refuse to participate, England could press on with self government while letting India settle its own differences. The speaker warns of German Italian and Japanese propaganda and urges unity for the United Nations aim.
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India
Britain
England
Germany
Italy
Japan
United Nations
No Military College Until After the War
Washington reports that the War Department will not consider a proposed MacArthur Military College in Arkansas until after World War II. Major General I H Edwards told Representative Gathings that manpower needs and wartime constraints require delaying the creation of any new military colleges until victory is secured.
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Washington
UPI
MacArthur Military College
Arkansas
John Ika Moore
Helena
War Department
Gathings
I. H. Edwards
Moore
Douglas MacArthur
Gushings
Edwards
Army
House Votes Insanity As Divorce Plea Incurable insanity grounds divorce bill
Little Rock date Feb 26 The Arkansas House passed a bill making incurable insanity a grounds for divorce with an emergency clause 77 to 1. The measure requires two physicians testimony for confinement in an insane asylum as prima facie proof. Debate cited moral concerns about releasing vows. wives receive protections on support. The session also changed holidays and tax rules and passed a wine fortification limit change.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
John Statics
Craighead
Robert B. Lee
George Washington
Jefferson Davis
B. D. McDonald
LaFayvette
Tevenue Commission
McDonald
Jost
Pickering
Byron Goodson
Sevier
Salt
Eli Leflar
Benton
Northwest Arkansas
Army defers policy until war end with congressional plan
General notes deferment until the war ends and ties it to future policy by Congress. He cites many requests for military colleges and ROTC units. Tennessee's 1939 tuberculosis death rate was 17.2 per 100,000.
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United States Congress
B.o,t.c
Tennessee
Federal tax clipping on farm losses and inventory deductions
The article explains how farm losses are deductible from gross income, detailing when shrinkage, destruction, and livestock losses qualify. It covers inventory rules, depreciation, refunds, and how to treat farm sales when the farmer has multiple trades, including recreation use.
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United States
Fulbright in Demand As Capitol Speaker
Washington February 26 Bill Fulbright the Rhodes scholar congressman from Arkansas has become a sought after speaker after his House address attacking imperialism and urging postwar world organization He joined a panel at the Institute on world organization with Henrik De Kauffman and Kathleen Gourtney and earlier spoke to a Washington Rotary lunch He is slated to address a New York commission on peace Saturday on a creative war proposals
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Washington
Bill Fulbright
Ozark Mon Tring
Arkansas
Institute ‘On World Organization
Henrik de Kauffman
Kathleen Gourtney
London
Washington Rotary Club
Organization of Peace
New York City
Sweet Home Demonstration Club meets at church
The Sweet Home Home Demonstration Club met Friday February 19 at the church with 12 members present. They discussed the Federal Income Tax and the Number 2 War Ration Book, sang Bless Be the Tie That Binds, and read the creed. Next month clothing leaders will lead the meeting.
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Sweet Home
Sweet Home, Home
Marlbrook
Marbrook Home Demonstration Club
C. R. Willard
Hodnett
FF. S. A
Christine Naugher
Agricultural Extension Service
Miss Naugher
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