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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1948
Page
7
Western Newspaper Union analysis notes Bernadotte's assassination in Jerusalem heightens Palestine tensions as U N mediation collapses. Stern gang blamed by Israel, Trygve Lie mourns the envoy. In U S economy, money supply grows while output lags, driving inflation as purchasing power drops.
The assembly pays tribute to Count Folke Bernadotte and rolls out his 35 000 word plan to end the Arab Jewish war. It calls for Jerusalem under UN control a boundaries commission and refugee settlement with Arab return or compensation. Marshall backs the plan as a fair basis for peace while West leaders push for firmness in Berlin and against Soviet blockades.
The Federal Reserve reports that 49 percent of non farm American families own homes at the start of the year, totaling about 18.5 million households in cities and towns, with farm family ownership traditionally higher.
The article argues farm price supports will continue under any administration. It notes Dewey's support for the Hope Aiken law and Truman’s long standing favor. It explains wartime incentives raised production and created surplus, using potatoes as an example, and mentions Congress revising the program for 1950 with parity prices and flexible support levels.
Gov Thomas E Dewey received an honorary Good Egg membership at his Pawling New York farm while Hobart Creighton Indiana GOP nominee for governor presented an egg decorated plaque marking the occasion.
A Washington lunch party tableau links a bearded Italian scientist, a Philippine consul general, a state department official and a prominent lawyer to anecdotal glimpses of parliament sessions and a volcanic eruption. The host recalls college friends, a clerk’s speech by Harry S Truman, and a gag about World Development Inc amid light gossip and cosmopolitan conversation.
Fire protection authorities urge rural areas to form volunteer departments and fire protection districts. The National Board of Fire Underwriters cites organized districts as the primary method to curb farm fire losses, noting many states authorize such districts.
The United Nations General Assembly meets at the Palais de Chaillot in Paris for a lengthy fall session. Ambassadors Walter Bedell Smith Frank Roberts Yves Cha Chaigneau have recently left Moscow. Prof. Auguste Piccard seeks ocean depths. Ralph Bunche is Bernadotte's U N mediator replacement. Princess Elizabeth is expecting a baby in November.
Secretary Charles Brannan faces a deluge of 3000 queries daily many unrelated to farming. Folks ask how to bury cats in the ground seek trivia about Little Eva in Uncle Tom’s Cabin and even request lonely hearts club recommendations for three girls.
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