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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1948

Page

6

Indian Troops Invade Hyderabad Endangering Peace

Weekly analysis argues the Hyderabad invasion by Indian forces, backed by armor, is a deliberate act of aggression. It questions legality, calls for United Nations judgment, and warns of risks to Hindu Muslim harmony and British Commonwealth stability amid Cold War power shifts.

India Mohandas Gandhi Hyderabad Nizam U. N. Security Council Pakistan

Russians and Berlin crisis deepen as tensions rise

The article notes the U S Soviet clash over Berlin growing more chaotic with riots in Berlin, kidnappings of western sector police, and attacks on American planes during the airlift, complicating any peace effort with Molotov in Moscow.

U. S Berlin Moscow Molotov American Iron and Steel Institute Plymouth Arthur W. Farrell Michigan State College Michigan

The Last Mogul and Berlin Crisis Shadow US Policy

The article argues Soviet aims to control Berlin and push US troops out of Germany, possibly provoking UN intervention or Soviet withdrawal. It also discusses a coming U S cotton comeback as prices fall, detailing loan provisions and potential storage to avoid price drops. This includes the potential government ownership of unsold crop.

John Holmes Swift and Company Holmes

U S probes big four meat packers in trust suit

The United States files in Chicago federal court to break up Swift Armour Cudahy and Wilson into 14 firms under the Sherman act. Swift and Armour to five firms each, Wilson and Cudahy to two each, as DOJ aims to end meat industry monopolies.

U. S Swift, Armour, Cudahy and Wilson Theodore Roosevelt Justice Department Chicago Swift and Armour Cudahy Tom Clark Clark Department of Justice

Beal gets suspended sentence for drunken disturbance in Pasadena

Michael Beal, 83, received a 30 day suspended sentence after he propelled his wheelchair at high speed on sidewalks and hurled invective at bystanders. In Great Falls Ray Wise resigned as Democratic precinct committeeman after being elected. In East Prairie A L Webb mailed a long overdue letter found from his wife, 11 years late.

Pasadena Michael Beal Great Falls Mont Cascade County Democratic Central Committee Ray Wise East Prairie

Navy orders biggest blimp contracted since the war

The U S navy bureau of aeronautics announced the new Goodyear built airship in Akron Ohio. The blimp will have 825000 cubic feet helium capacity an empty weight around 34000 pounds and measures 324 feet long 71 feet wide and 92 feet high.

U. S. Navy Goodyear Aircraft Corporation Akron Ohio U. S. Navy Bureau of Aeronautics

Cordell Hull and Hughes Shaped Postwar Policy and Law

Washington digest recalls Cordell Hull urging moral foundations for statecraft and warns of postwar global risks. It notes Hull's Moscow mission, Dulles as potential secretary of state, and Charles Evans Hughes as former secretary and chief justice. Hull and Hughes are praised for vision and steadiness amid changing foreign policy.

Hull Moscow America White House Cordell-Hull Cordell Hull John Foster Dulles Charles Evans Hughes Hughes Woodrow Wilson New York Evening Post David Lawrence Wilson World Court Harding Coolidge Supreme Court Hoover Roosevelt

Thicker Than Flies Russia Ranks Vast Military Manpower

U S estimates claim Soviet Russia holds about 3 million men in 175 ground force and security divisions plus 400000 MVD troops. Eight Soviet satellites total 1.12 million in 100 divisions, bringing total manpower to roughly 4.12 million in 274 divisions near potential war zones.

Russia Soviet Washington MVD

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