Invasion of Hyderabad and Balkan Crisis in Berlin
The piece argues India invaded Hyderabad to force the Moslem Nizam's acceptance of dominion, claiming Hyderabad lies landlocked and imports rely on India. It warns the action risks India Pakistan tensions, global balance in the Commonwealth, and UN scrutiny, noting potential dangers to world peace.
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Hyderabad
India
Mohandas Gandhi
Asderabad
Nizam
Dominion of India
Ita Nizam
U.N. x ‘Council
Fern
Mindy
Pakistan
British Commonwealth
Buselans
Samy
Fee
Bast
Mir Osman Ali Khan
Myderabad
Russians and West Clash in Berlin Deepens Crisis
Reporters note the Berlin standoff between the United States and Soviet Union worsens as diplomats from Western powers meet in Moscow while Soviet actions in Berlin escalate tensions. Kidnappings and air clashes heighten the fragility of any potential peace talks.
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Poilkyana
U. S
Berlin
Moscow
Asperiea
Cordella Hull
United States
Russia
Soviet aims in Germany threaten Berlin crisis and UN role
The article argues Soviet moves aim to control Deslin and expel U.S. troops from Germany to seize Ruhr Industry. It suggests Moscow may push Berlin’s fate to the United Nations to weaken Western cohesion, possibly resigning from the UN with satellite states. Western nations plan to press Moscow for answers this fall.
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Deslin
Germany
Ruaxla
Ruhr
Berlin
United Nations
U. N
World Organization
U.n.iself
Soviet Union
Moscow
Russia
Lift Dat Bale in Cotton Harvest Sets 1937 Benchmark
The largest cotton crop since 1937 is being harvested as Uncle Sam readies a comeback in cotton buying. About a third of 15 219 000 bales may go into federal loan storage while the government sets 30.74 cents per pound as loan value. If loans are taken the farmer can sell later or lose ownership if not repaid, potentially keeping cotton off the market to stabilize prices and leaving the government with several million bales by year’s end.
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Uncle Sam
United States
Bny
Russia's Military Might and Satellite Stockpiles
The piece asserts Russia is well supplied for sex military aims and claims a vast reservoir of missiles and aerial assets. It controversially claims 306 divisions of Russian ground forces exist, suggesting strong Soviet capabilities and leverage in Washington discourse.
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Washington
Russia
Soviet War Machine Totals 4.1 Million Soldiers in 274 Divisions
A report estimates three million manpower plus 400 000 MVD troops and about 100 divisions from eight Soviet satellite states, totaling 4 121 000 soldiers in 274 divisions. Many are deployed near potential war flashpoints.
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MVD
U.S. Sues Big Four Meat Packers For Breakup
The Justice Department in Chicago filed a federal antitrust suit against Swift Armour Cudahy and Wilson aiming to split the four into 14 firms. The complaint charges suppression of competition in meat sales under the Sherman Act. Packers call charges political maneuvering amid inflation concerns.
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U. S
Swift, Armour, Cudahy and
Wilon
Theodore Roosevelt
Justice Department
Chicago
Swift
Armour
Wilson
Cudahy
Tom Clank
Clark
Department of Justice
Tune Packers
John Holmes
Swift and Company
Ing
Holmes
Frost Killer Infra-red lamp eyed to shield crops
The Plymouth Infra-red lamp, developed with support from the American Iron and Steel Institute, aims to protect crops from frost by emitting infrared rays from a cone shaped steel burner. Dr. Arthur W. Farrell of Michigan State helped test the device, showing potential to extend growing seasons once perfected.
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American Iron and Steelnstitute
Plymouth
Arthur W. Farrell
Michigan State College
Michigan
Hull's Postwar Views Highlight Morality and Russian Ties
Washington, Oct. 7 recalls Cordell Hull warning of a grave postwar crisis and the need for religion in government. Hull urged firmness with the Soviet Union and cautioned against weakness, noting how Russia's isolation shaped its attitudes toward the West. The piece also recalls Hull’s likely successor and Chief Justice Hughes’s two‑career life.
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Russia
Hull
Soviet Union
Charles E. Hughes
Charles Evang Hughes
Hughes
America
Headliners and Local Notices Across Cities
In Pasadena Michael Beal received a 30 day suspended sentence for drunken disturbance after propelling his wheelchair along sidewalks at high speed while hurling invective. In Great Falls Cascade county Democratic committee members voiced no objection as Ray Wise resigned after election as Democratic precinct committeeman. In East Prairie A L Webb found a wife’s letter from 10 years ago while cleaning his desk and mailed it amid looming consequences.
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Pasadena
Michael, Beal
Great Falls
Mont
Cascade County
Democratic Central Committee
Ray Wise
East Prairie
L Webb
Navy orders largest blimp for Goodyear Akron
The Navy Bureau of Aeronautics announced a massive new blimp to be built by Goodyear in Akron Ohio. The craft will hold about 826000 cubic feet of helium with an empty weight near 34000 pounds. It measures 324 feet long 78 feet wide and 98 feet high.
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U.S. Navy
Goodyear Aircraft Corporation
Akron
Ohio
US. Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Bss
Ask Me Another A General Quiz Fran The Questions
A fragment from a quiz column titled Ask Me Another presents general questions in a playful tone. The readable text hints at a quiz format with prompts inviting reader participation and entertainment.
Trivia quiz on historical facts
Question set asks about dental permanence, orthodontist duties, cost of Tojo trial, safest US states and cities, Cracker State, and a horse that has never won a race. Answers require concise factual recall from historical sources.
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Tojo
U. S
Answers 1 Through 6 Summary
The excerpt lists items numbered 1 to 6 with brief notes. It mentions a $20 million record, the act of straightening teeth, and locations including Connecticut Oklahoma City Okla Wilmington Del and state Georgia. The final line references a maiden.
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Connecticut
Oklahoma City
Okla
Wilmington
Del
Georgia
First Aid for the Ailing Oil Drum Repair Option
The rusted 50 gallon drum may have corroded inside. Consider cutting out the lower section and welding in a new piece after thoroughly cleaning the interior. A second query suggests wiping with benzine and applying a protective fat black metal paint for wrought iron candlesticks.
Farmers in Kansas Depend on Foreign Trade for Exports
A State Department report notes that over 150000 Kansas farms grow crops for export and benefit from foreign trade. It highlights Cuba as a key purchaser and cites a rise in U S wheat flour exports to Cuba from 2935000 in 1933 to 5383000 in 1938 under reciprocal trade agreements.
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Kansas
United States State Department
Cuba
United States
For Little Fellows With Big Colds
A home remedy ad touts Vicks VapoRub for children with colds. The message promises relief by rubbing on the chest and throat, claiming significant improvement by morning. It emphasizes VapoRub as the trusted product for calming symptoms.
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