Weekly News Analysis Russ Reject U N Berlin Proposal
Western Newspaper Union analysis says Russia refused a six power Berlin settlement proposal at the UN. Stalin denounced the US Britain and France as seeking a new war while accusing Anglo American and French elites of aggression in Berlin and demanding concessions on Ruhr.
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U. N
Berlin
Stalin
Josef Stalin
U. S
Great Britain
France
Winston Churchill
Churchill
President Truman
Moscow
Truman
Britain
Russia
U. N. Security Council
Old-Fashioned Dental Talk and Cold War Cast
Dr. John C. Brauer of the University of Washington argues that preventive dental care can spare children from pain while criticizing older habits as doomed. Separately, Soviet blockade actions are framed as propaganda to block Western Soviet negotiations and tilt Berlin.
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John C. Brauer
University of Washington School of Dentistry
Brauer
World notes amid postwar talk and Arctic navy plans
A mosaic of short anecdotes and policy notes spans the nation from Mrs Sechrist in York hearing radio signals from a neighbor to divorce claims in Salem. The column covers Gen Hap Arnold commenting on Russia, and Navy shipbuilding plans including polar vessels, submarines, and an 85,000-ton carrier CVA-58 for postwar strategic use.
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York
Walter Sechrist
South America
Salem
Mass
Robert C. Carter
Hagerstown
Potomac Edison
U. S. Defense
Arctic
Navy
Earle M. Mills
Bureau of Ships
Polar
Treaty in view linked to Western alliance and U S aid
A Western bloc military treaty for mutual aid among the Brussels powers is reported to be in drafting, with the United States and Canada joining Britain France Belgium Holland Luxembourg. The plan envisions unified command, deterrence, base rights, and defense of territorial integrity, possibly ready for ratification by mid 1949.
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Brussels Alliance
Western Europe
U. S
Brussels
United States
Canada
Britain
France
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Congress
Prophets Speak On Inflation and Social Sin Across Ages
An essay contrasts modern inflation in Russia with biblical prophets who warned against social injustice. It notes rising postal, train, and subway costs, then argues prophets spoke truth regardless of status, urging justice mercy and humility as timeless standards.
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America
Russia
Moscow
Devotional Reading and Biblical Citations
A devotional note presents selections from Amos 5 21 to 6 6 and 7 310 to 17 Micah 4 1 5 6 8 along with Isaiah 55 as scripture references for reflection. The text organizes these passages for contemplation and meditation.
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Amos
Micah
Isaiah
Voices of God Lesson Explains Prophets Not Fortune Tellers
The article argues prophets in the Bible are not psychic readers and cannot predict future events such as wars or the end of the world. It notes readers should not expect prophecies to function as prewritten history, citing a discussion led by Dr. Foreman.
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God
Jerusalem Journal
Isaiah
Temple
Micah
Proper surface cleaning before painting
The text warns that failing to remove all dirt and dust before painting leads to poor adhesion and visible flaws, especially on white or light colors. It recommends a final thorough dusting with a soft brush after removing old paint to ensure a lasting, attractive finish and protect the project’s value.
Check Buttons For Tightness In Regular Checks
A local note advises checking buttons for tightness periodically to prevent loose fits. Readers are urged to inspect routinely and secure fastenings to avoid wardrobe malfunctions.
Common cause of rubber burn on floors revealed
The text explains rubber burns arise from soft or inadequately buffed wax. It notes the error of applying too thick a wax coat and polishing only, leaving a film that stays soft or sticky and prone to causing rubber burns.
Polyglot Town of Darwin Prewar Population Mosaic
The article notes that over 43 races were represented among about 2000 prewar inhabitants of Darwin Australia. It describes a diverse mix including bushmen traders adventurers and migrants from Europe Asia and the Pacific who built a hospital and a school and installed a power and water system. Steamers brought fresh produce and tobacco while planes occasionally arrived and prisoners were released to clear landing fields.
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Darwin
Australia
Bread Pudding Brings Warmth to Dinner Meals
Old fashioned bread pudding uses left over bread and raisins to create a comforting dessert. Serve hot or cold with coffee cream or warm top milk for a simple, classic finish.
Light polarizer made from simple ingredients reported
Boston scientists claim a new light polarizing material uses individual molecules rather than crystals. The method relies on basic components such as coke lime water and iodide to align light vibrations.
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Boston
British cars cost more than beef in trade with England
Autos totaling 6000 tons were traded for 7200 tons of Argentine beef, showing British cars cost more than meat. In the United States, the opposite applies with a new car selling at 1500 dollars, weighs 3150 pounds, about 47 cents per pound including accessories.
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England
United States
African crop rice rise in Africa since seventh century
Rice has grown in Africa since the seventh century, after Arab introduction on the east coast. It is now cultivated in about a dozen African countries, though not in the extreme south of the continent.
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Africa
Ray device kills bacteria and causes fatigue
A ray developed by an American naval officer can kill bacteria at six inches and may cause fatigue in humans. The magnetic device operates at 9,300 vibrations per second and was revealed recently.
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International Council of Religious Education
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Fruit Ave
Albuquerque
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Sagle
Idaho
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Rt. 2
Missoula
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Havre, Mont
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Fourth Ave
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Torrington
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Gooding, Idaho
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Whitefish
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Grand Forks, North Dakota
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Martin City
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Billings, Montana
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Froid, Montana
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Provo
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Helena
Oregon
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Montana Territory
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Cave Junction
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W. Riverside
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