Britain to Keep No Indian Bases
Viscount Mountbatten told a New Delhi news conference that Britain would retain no bases in India. He outlined a plan making Hindu and Moslem India independent from Britain and each other with dominion status during a transition. Princely states would gain independence or join either country as power transfers proceed. The viceroy stressed no British will is implied and warned the Indian military would be used if needed to maintain peace.
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New Delhi
Mountbatten
India
Britain
Hindustan
Pakistan
Army Can't Get Wet When Navy Is Dry
City council, in a nod to the U S Naval Academy, moves to bar cadets from buying alcohol by drafting an ordinance. West Point cadets on exchange with the sister service school gain tavern access that had been denied to middies, while the city denies favoritism.
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Army
Navy
U. S. Naval Academy
West Point
Postwar Period Promises Evolution in Automobiles
In French Lick Indiana the 1948 model passenger car will feature engine, engineering and styling advances as a start to postwar evolution. Society of Automotive Engineers members opened a five day summer meeting here yesterday and discussed ongoing developments in motor vehicle design.
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French Lick
Ind
Society of Automotive On
Illinois bonus forms reach veterans service office
The Green County veterans service office reports a full stock of Illinois bonus application blanks for living veterans and survivors. An added supply includes affidavits for former Navy Marine Coast Guard and Army personnel to prove full service periods. Veterans may seek help completing the new requirement. The article also recounts automotive industry discussions on 1948 and 1949 models focusing on transmissions power plants and evolving car design.
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He Green Nun — Veterans Service Office
Ilinois
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Navy
Service Recognition Board
Springfield
Tfl
Army
Rufi and Baumgartner Holstein Herds Complete Testing
Rufi of Monroe and the Baumgartner families of Monticello completed a year of production testing in the Holstein-Friesian Association official herd improvement registry. The Ruff herd averaged 430 pounds butterfat and 12 440 pounds milk at twice daily milking, with Queen Cascade Ollie as top producer at 640 pounds butterfat and 13 900 pounds milk. The Basma gartner herd averaged 375 pounds butterfat and 11 650 pounds milk, Ferndell Burke Boon II leading at 447 pounds butterfat and 13 262 pounds milk. testing supervised by University of Wisconsin in cooperation with the Holstein-Friesian Association. The note adds a remark on early rubber use by Joseph Priestley in 1770.
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W. Rufi
Monroe
W. C
Paul Baumgartner
Monticello
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Queen Cascade Ollie
Atlertet
Ferndell Burke Boon II
University of Wisconsin
South Wayne Silver Wedding Seen By Maddrells
Mrs. Harry T. Maddrell hosts a silver wedding anniversary with friends and relatives Sunday evening. They enjoy a social evening as three daughters and numerous guests attend, including families from Middleton, La Grange, Sterling, Monroe, Chicago, Beloit, and Beloit area.
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Clarence Rudd
Middleton
Geraldine
Betty Lou Chapman
Tne Chapman
Charles Gerd
Edward A. Chapman
Orvalle Tree
la Grange
F. E. Tree
Harold Bignally
Sterling
Ion
Kenneth Segner
Arnold Olson
Monroe
Albert Bergman
William Bosshart
Roberta
Virginia
Chicago
Frank Ganshert
Charles Tuller
Gladys Trayer
May John- Limon
Ernest
Beloit
John Gage
Susan
A. H. Mahikuch
Dorothy
Local residents visit and move among Midwest towns
Sunday gatherings in Evansville include Miss Susan Gage and Miss Dorothy Beck remaining for work next year. Visitors include Mrs. Ethel Olson, Mrs. Kate Campbell, and families from Dubuque Milwaukee Chicago Madison West Allis La Crosse and La Crosse area. Notable moves include Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hager moving to Milwaukee and Mrs. Hazel Bowen visiting from West Allis.
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John McDonald
la Crosse
Ethel Olson
McDonald
Hasleys Send Carnations From Hawaii For Decoration Day
Elizabeth Witherbee notes her father was a former Methodist pastor. Capt Merlyn Hasley and family sent two boxes of carnations from Hawaii where they now live on the Island of Ewa. A. H. Kading and family attended a Black Earth alumni banquet. Mrs. Kading graduated 50 years ago. George Kading visited Sunday. more relatives visited Black Earth area Friday. Federal range lands total 145 million acres with about 10 million grazing animals under permits last year.
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Elizabeth Witherbee
E. E. Hasley
Capt
Merlyn Hasley
Hawaiian Islands
Hasleys
Ewa
A. H. Kading
Black Earth
Earth
George Kading
Lester Schuldt
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Til
County Service
Illinois
Christian Mummer
Cannister
Pan
Lucos
Flo-Brite
Winger
Ever Hardware
Joseph Priestley
South Wayne
Mrs
Harry T. Maddrell
Schuetze's
Army Navy Store
16Th Ave
U. S. Navy
May Wests Life Preservers
BPS
BPS Foundation
Fiat
Sarcent Paints
LANZ
Remington Blue Streak
Fast Remington Foursome
Remington
Schick
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