Indians Strike Northwest Frontier After Kidnapping British Agent
A large band of tribesmen attacked and captured Major J C S Donald, political agent of the chief commissioner, near Reazmak. After failed negotiations, planes and artillery struck tribal villages in early August, destroying nearly a dozen settlements and prompting promises of compensation for a mistaken bomb. The Shabi Khel effectively resist, with fighting continuing as authorities seek to restore order.
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Stadium memories and a maritime union crisis loom
A nostalgic sports reminiscence contrasts high school and college play at Hope's stadium with a note on Joe Dildy and De Queen. Separately, the GI0 national maritime union strike expands as NMU members join east coast workers to seek wage parity. The Maritime Commission debates extending wage gains to CIO, while West Coast AFL seamen end their walkout under a government-backed proposal.
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Drive to Kill OPA Shaping Up Ahead of Schedule
Washington discussions show a bipartisan push to abolish the Office of Price Administration by April, with rent controls moved to the National Housing Administration. Senator Taft unveiled the plan at the Ohio Republican convention, noting land subsidies end by April and price administration could follow. A Democratic ally warned the extension vote was a grave misstep. Taft warned abolition may occur in January, though President Truman’s stance remains uncertain.
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