Push Drive Into Heart Of Hyderabad Invasion Advances
Indian troops captured Rajasur midway from Sholapur toward Hyderabad and Jalna on the Ay Hyderabad railroad after a 76 mile advance. Suriapet and Doulatabad fell as forces pressed from east and northwest amid stiff resistance near the capital. Defence ministry communique said the invasion was under 36 hours old.
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NEW DELI
Hyderabad
Rajasur
Sholapur
Hyderabad city
Jalna
Ayderabad
United Nations Set to Convene on Hyderabad Invasion
Paris Sept 14 The United Nations Security Council will meet Thursday to discuss India’s invasion of Hyderabad. The meeting is called at Hyderabad’s request by Sir Alexander Cadogan president of the council for September. It will be the first council gathering in Palais de Chaillot ahead of the assembly session next week.
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PARIS
A.P
United Nations
security council
Hyderabad
India
Britain
Alexander Uadogan
Palais de, Chaillot
Indian forces seize Hyderabad in bold invasion move
An Indian assault began at 4 am with columns from four directions to garrison Hyderabad. The Moslem nizam’s state, 80 percent Hindu, faces heavy casualties in Nal drug west, while Aurangabad sees stiff resistance. Communal fears rise as Nehru warns over sectarian tensions.
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Hyderabad
Karachi
Pakistan
India
Naldrug
Aurangabad
Razakar
Aurangand
home ministry
Jawaharlal Nehru
Grand Duchess Olga Kulikovaky Finds Canadian Farm Home
The Left Hand Corner reports Canada welcomes Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna Kulikovaky, last sister of Czar Nicholas II, settling on a 200 acre Campbellville farm RR 1 near Oakville. Col Nikolai Kulikovsky and Emilie Tenso, a long serving maid, figure in the scene as auction plans begin.
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NTARIO
Olga Alexandrovna Kulikovaky
Nicholas II
Russia
Campbellsille
Canada
Kulikovsky
Campbellville
Oakville
Guph
W. J. Allison
Selection of Prog.Cons. Delegates For Convention Now Completed
Ottawa reports the Progressive Conservative party completed selecting delegates for the September 30 and October 12 national convention to choose a successor to John Bracken. About 1,313 delegates are entitled to vote. more than 3,000 people are expected to attend. Alberta resolutions urge freight-rate study and a trans-Canada highway with 50 percent federal funding, plus social security and resource development. First platform tests may occur in Oct 25 by-elections in Rosthern and Algoma East.
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OTTAWA
Progressive Conservative party
John Bracken
ALTA
Alberta
Canada
Rosthern
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Algoma East
Bermuda Hurricane Veering Into Atlantic
Bermuda experienced renewed hurricane winds with strong gales lashing the island after a five hour onslaught. Winds veered southward as the Atlantic hurricane moved away slowly, seen as a parting blow after earlier pounding.
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HAMILTON
Bermuda
No Accord On Colonies
Paris reports no progress as the Big Four fail to agree on Italy's prewar African empire. With only 24 hours left, Russia disputes the delegates' power to decide Sibya Eritrea and Somaliland. If unresolved, the matter goes to the United Nations assembly per the Italian Peace treaty. A possible trustee alternative for Somaliland was discussed.
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PARIS
Italy
Sibya
Eritrea
Somaliland
Russia
United Nations assembly
Hall Charges Unfair Policy In Expulsion
Winnipeg report on Trades and Labour Congress of Canada leaders accusing expulsions of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks as unfair tactics. Frank H Wall claims dual unionism and Communist influence dominate the dispute amid an SIU merger row. He denies candidacy for TLC president and notes SCU actions harmed any strike effort.
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WINNIPEG
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
Frank H. Wall
Hall
B.R.S.C
T.L.C
Canadian Seamen's Union
Victoria
Canada
S.SU
British ‘Trades Union ‘Congress
C.SO
Canadian Congress of Labor
CSU
Canadian Lake Seamen's
Union Stevedores To Ignore Army Call
SAN FRANCISCO September 14 union stevedores will ignore a U S army call for dock workers to handle military cargoes in contract ports on the Pacific coast The army sought first come first hired workers for eight am today at the San Francisco office with similar calls at other west coast ports Loading for the army Pacific areas will begin Wednesday A union spokesman called the plan an open shop move and said it bypasses the union hiring hall
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SAN FRANCISCO
CI.C
United States army
United States
Pacific coast
army
west coast
Pacific
Harry Bridges
Berlin Outbreaks Complicate Talks
The Kremlin hosted a four power talk with Molotov as three western envoys met to prepare a report for their governments. The 90 minute session followed by a joint Berlin report at the British embassy. Western sources called the Berlin situation highly complex after talks breakdown and noted Russian counter points surprised the western governments.
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OSCOW
Kremlin
Molotov
Moscow
BERLIN
Walter Bedell Smith
United States
Yves Chataigneau
Frank Hoberts
Andrei Vishinsky
Francois Selydoux
Germany
Kremin
Nazimuddin sworn acting governor general of Pakistan
Kwaja Nazimuddin, aged 54, was sworn in as acting governor-general of Pakistan in Karachi today succeeding Mahomed Ali Jinnah who died Saturday. Justice Abdul Basit administered the oath as a cannon salute rang out. Nazimuddin, former premier of Bengal, was educated at Harrow and Cambridge and had served in Bengal government since 1927.
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KARACHI
Pakistan
Kwaja Nazimuddin
Mohammed Ali Jinnah
dominion
Nazimuddin
Bengal
Abdul Basia
Quaid-E-Azam
Mahomed Ali Jinnah
Harrow
Cambridge
Richest Man In The World Nawab Of Hyderabad
Canadian Press profile of Nawab Mir Ali Khan Bahadur the 62 year old Nizam of Hyderabad. Describes vast wealth, modest living, and ancient attire while noting his military and political contributions in WWI and WWII plus a fund for scholarships for Allied victory celebrations.
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Nawab Mir Ali Khan Bahadur
Hyderabad
India
England
nizam
Tory
Abu Bakr
Mohammed
Britain
Japan
sizam
mrt
Not Boss Till P.M. Out of Ottawa Says St. Laurent as King Leaves
Ottawa dispatch notes William Lyon Mackenzie King leaving power at 4 p.m. CCT as Saint Laurent steps in as acting Prime Minister. The scene at Union Station features matched grey suits and a farewell mood as King sails to New York for UN and Commonwealth talks. St Laurent asserts leadership only after King is out of Ottawa, while a barber named Paul Tasse recalls decades alongside the premier. King then boards his private car and departs for Europe. In New York, King arrives en route to the UN and London meetings, planning a day at Harvard Club.
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Ottawa
St. Laurent
King
DOUGLAS HOW
William Lyon Mackenzie King
Canada
C.C.T
Tall Stephen
St.Laurent
Prince
bedlam
Union Station
Hamburg
Europe
Mr. King
New York
United Nations
Commonwealth
Mr. Tasse
Mr. St. Laurent
P.M
Homburg
Meckenzie King
United Nations general assembly
Paris
London
Harvard university
Harvard club
Republicans Win Maine Elections
Republicans swept Maine’s top offices in yesterday’s election, with Senator elect Margaret Chase Smith winning about 75 percent and a 97,000 vote lead. Governor Frederick O. Payne and incumbents Frank Fellows and Robert Hale were reelected, and Augusta Mayor Charles P. Nelson joined Smith’s seat in the state house.
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PORTLAND
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Frederick O. Payne
Frank Fellows
Robert Hale
Washington
Charles P. Nelson
Augusta
Smith
Adrian H. Stolten
Dem
Payne
trecinets
Louis B. Lausier
Biddeford
Hale
James A. McVicar
Nelson
Benjamin J. Arena
Fellows
F. Davis Clark
French Academy to Install Mackenzie King in October
Paris Sept 14 The French Academy of Moral and Political Sciences set October as the installation date for Prime Minister Mackenzie King elected as a foreign associate to replace the late Earl Baldin.
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PARIS
Reuters
French Academy of Moral and Political Sciences
Mackenzie King
academy
Earl
Baldain
Former marine ends life after accident in Atlantic City
A 21 year old ex marine paralyzed in an auto crash hobbled into the Atlantic and shot himself. A note on the body read I am sorry that I had to kill myself I hate to be a cripple. Identified as Papa L. Koval of Yonkers New York.
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ATLANTIC CITY
Atlantic ocean
Papa L. Koval
Yonkers
N.Y
Parachute rescue squads aid search for US Navy plane
In northern Manitoba a United States navy aircraft missing since Sunday prompts the most intensive search in the region's history. Thirteen search planes, ten Canadian and three American, scour the rocky lakes district from The Pas toward Churchill as paratroopers stand by and high ranking officers aboard the missing flight are identified.
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WINNIPEG
C.P
air force
Manitoba
United States navy
RCAF
R. W. Stirling-Hamilton
United Kingdom
Canada
B. S. Custer
U.S
Ottawa
Churchill
Mimi
Nootka
Hudson Bay
Rivers
Man
alr
RCAP
U.S. army
north country
Tha Pss
Pas
ferby
Bob Ract
George
Canon Joan Tusner
Lord Alexander
jourfew
Charles Wilcox
International Trusteeship Hearing On Italian Colonies
News items report Russia demanding international trusteeship for Italy’s African colonies at four power talks. Britain United States and France oppose the proposal. US favors turning part of Libya to Britain under UN trusteeship. Also: labor motion in UK parliament, cement black market near Niagara border, Alberta polio toll, Paris cabinet majority, Burma re elections, Halifax hurricane outlook, Romania accused of breaking peace treaty.
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PARIS
Rusia
Italy
United States
LONDON
Reutersi
house of commons
LIBYA
G.B. WASILIINGTON
Sep M
Britain
state department
NIAGARA
Heart Queuille
Ils
Nzsi
national assembly
THAKIN NU
BUULEMESE
RANGOON
Mm Reuters
Thakin
Het
Romania
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