Israel Cease Fire Diplomacy Marks Diplomatic Victory
The piece notes Israel's surprise cease fire order to meet a UN request as war in Palestine rages around Jerusalem. It contrasts Arab aims to reclaim Palestine with Jewish diplomacy praised by some as shifting blame to Arabs in the UN arena. It also covers President Truman urging a broad social security expansion with five point goals to aid the aged and needy.
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Lewis
First Coal Conference
Palestine
Jerusalem
United Nations
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U. N. Security Council
Security Council
Truman
Congress
No Conference Era in Coal Talks Sparks 1948 Strategy
John L Lewis declares there is no conference as he leads the United Mine Workers at the first meeting to renew a soft coal contract set to expire June 30. He opposes a Southern Producers association delegate, signaling a split bargaining plan and a potential injunction battle amid strained coal stocks. Europe eyes a strong 1948 harvest with Europe and the Soviet Union producing larger bread grains output than last year.
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United Mine
Lewis
Southern Coal Producers Association
John L
United Mine Workers
UMW
Joseph E. Moody
Moody
Southern Association
Southern Coal
Europe
U.S. Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
Simple Housekeeping Tips From A Practical Handbook
Teach a puppy to stand still and wipe feet before entering the house to reduce mud on floors. Corn meal can absorb oil on garage floors. spread and let stand, then sweep. Prepare multiple needles before sewing to avoid repeated threading. A cork dipped in scouring powder cleans steel knives and hardware quickly.
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