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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1948
Page
2
In Washington a column notes that presidents rely on literary secretaries and experts to craft speeches for international forums. It highlights Truman and Roosevelt as example subjects and discusses extemporaneous speaking and the push toward world peace through federalization and cooperative sovereignty among nations.
Weekly analysis notes that Jews in Palestine declare a new Israel and face attacks from Arab armies while the United States battles Russian propaganda. editor's note flags opinion as Western Newspaper Union analysis.
The text discusses Arnold Toynbee’s view of Jews as a fossilized remnant of an ancient Syriac civilization and their global minority status. It outlines two Jewry approaches: dispersionists favor assimilation, while Zionists push for a national homeland leading to the Palestine problem and the establishment of Israel after World War II.
Israel proclaims independence just hours after Britain ends mandate rule in Palestine. The new nation, having received U S recognition, faces invasion from Lebanon Syria Egypt Trans Jordan and air bombardment as Haganah mobilizes. Dr Chaim Weizmann elected president and U S recognition fast-tracks diplomatic ties before further conflicts unfold.
The piece outlines Soviet claims of openness to US negotiation after a Molotov broadcast, then critiques Washington’s rejection of talks. It covers Stalin’s reply to Henry Wallace, a proposed meeting with Truman, and cautions on political and defense implications. Italy elects Luigi Einaudi president and looming DP immigration debate also noted.
Hudson of Portsmouth New Hampshire led a committee of fire protection experts who examined the White House and warned that while not a firetrap, the presidential residence on Pennsylvania Avenue has many hazards. He added that only extensive fireproofing and substantial funding can fix the issues.
President Truman outlines a four point farm program to shore up prestige ahead of re nomination. It calls for flexible price supports hull soil conservation expansion programs to assure adequate consumption of agricultural products support for farm cooperatives and continued crop insurance. The proposals are framed as essential for a productive agriculture and carry a campaign year tone.
A simple backyard picnic table pattern by Donald R Brann promises a sturdy six foot table that can be extended to any length. Directions cover size options and stock lumber needs with ready to obtain materials.
Learn to craft economical outdoor tables and chairs from wood. Two projects can cost less than buying one. pattern No 22 offers full size plans. Send 25 cents to Wast-Bird Pattern Co for the Private Table Pattern.
A new super luxury bus service plans regular fast express routes to New York Chicago and St. Louis with 41 seat chassis reduced to 32 seats for a wash room and buffet. The forward snack bar sits beside the driver and the coach will offer rest room facilities steward service and electric razors.
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