Weekly News Analysis: Indian Troops Invade Hyderabad Crisis
The piece critiques India's invasion of Hyderabad as a deliberate act of aggression, warns it may spark Hindu Muslim strife with Pakistan, and notes broader risks to the British Commonwealth. It contrasts Indian action with rising U S Soviet tensions over Berlin and questions prospects for peace and international response.
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Weekly
Hyderabad
Russia
Berlin
India
Mohandas Gandhi
U. N. Security Council
Pakistan
Soviet aims in Berlin and cotton market policy
The piece discusses Soviet goals in Berlin including driving out U.S. troops and pushing the world toward UN arbitration. It also explains U.S. cotton policy, with 15,219,000 bales expected, one third loan storage, and prices around 31.04 cents, detailing grower receipts and government loan terms to curb market supply.
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Uncle Sam
United States
Russia well supplied with manpower for land armies
Official Washington estimates report that the Soviet Union and its satellites have a vast pool of able bodied men for military use. Best figures cite 176 divisions of Russian ground forces and security troops, indicating a large wartime mobilization potential.
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Russia
Soviet
Washington
Armies Total 4.1 Million Men Across 274 Divisions
The text cites three million men with 400,000 MVD security troops and claims eight Soviet satellite states could muster about 100 divisions totaling 1,121,600. Together this yields 4,121,600 soldiers in 274 divisions, many near potential war fronts.
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MVD
Ity
U S Tentative Breakup Plan for Four Meat Packers
The justice department in Chicago filed a federal antitrust suit against Swift Armour Cudahy and Wilton seeking to divide them into 14 separate firms. Swift and Armour would be split into five companies each Wilton and Cudahy into two. Attorney General TOM CLARK described the case as part of a program to free meat production from monopolistic restraint. Packers countered that charges are used for political aims in a fall campaign.
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U. S
Maat Packing
Swift, Armour, Cudahy and
Wilton
Theodore Roosevelt
Justice Department
Chicago
U. 8
Swift and
Armour
Wilson
Cudahy
Tom Clark
Clark
Department’ of Justice
John Holmes
Swift and Company
Holmes
Infra-Red Frost Killer Promises Crop Protection
The Plymouth infra red lamp, sponsored by the American Iron and Steel Institute, aims to end killing frost damage by warming fields with infrared rays. Dr. Arthur W. Farrell of Michigan State College cites a 1946 frost example to illustrate potential extended growing seasons and crop savings.
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Science
American Iron and Steel Institute
Plymouth
Arthur W. Farrell
Michigan State College
Michigan
Gravity Of Postwar Readjustment From Hull Speech
The 1946 Hull interview recalls Cordell Hull warning that humanity faces a gravest crisis, urging firm U.S. policy toward the Soviet Union and a religion based moral framework for government. Hull’s Moscow mission, views on Russia, and call for enduring democracy frame postwar diplomacy and the likely successor John Foster Dulles. Chief Justice Hughes’s contrasting career is noted in context of public service and law.
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Baukhage
Washington
Europe
Cordell Hull
Moscow
Russia
John Foster Dulles
Hull
College and Pro Football Clash Over Sanity Code
The widest gap this fall lies in finances. Colleges expect huge crowds and high prices under the Sanity Code, while pro leagues face losses from $300,000 to $600,000 due to heavy payrolls and fierce competition. Big teams like Southern California and Notre Dame are set to outdraw pros, with 50 strong college squads likely to pack stadiums. Virginia’s NC AA refusal adds to the shifting landscape as the code’s impact unfolds.
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Nationals
A. A.C
Cleveland
San Francisco
New York
Lujack
Conerly
Connor
Layne
Evans
Gilmer
Minision
Chappuis
Chicago Rockets
Bears
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Eost
Penn State
Army
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Columbia
Navy
Rutgers
Holy Cross
Villanova
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
Boston College
Midwest
Notre Dame
Michigan
Purdue
Minnesota
Northwestern
Texas
Rice
North Carolina
Georgia Tech
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
Alabama
Georgia
Southern California
Ohio State
California
Headliners in Pasadena and East Prairie
Michael Beal, 83, received a 30 day suspended sentence for drunken and disruptive behavior after propelling his wheelchair along sidewalks at high speed while hurling invective. In Great Falls, Ray Wise resigned as Democratic precinct committeeman after being elected as a Republican. In East Prairie, Webb mailed a letter his wife gave him 11 years ago, fearing possible consequences.
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Pasadena
Michael Beal
Great Falls
Mont
Cascade County
Democratic Central Committee
Ray Wise
East Prairie
Webb
Biggest Blimp Yet Ordered for U S Navy
The United States Navy Bureau of Aeronautics announced the contract for the largest blimp to date. Goodyear Aircraft Corp in Akron Ohio will construct it with a beam of 826000 cubic feet and an empty weight around 94000 pounds. It measures 324 feet long 71 feet wide and 92 feet high.
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U. 5. Navy
Goodyear Aircraft Corporation
Akron
Ohio
U. S. Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Ban
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Iowa
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