UN faces pressure as Palestine conflict widens
The Jewish agency appeals to the U.N. Security Council amid Arab Jewish clashes in Palestine after the partition decision. Reports cite guerrilla fighting from Jerusalem to the sea, with 1,045 dead so far. Arab forces led by Fawzi Bey At KaUkji mobilize, signaling potential all-out conflict.
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U. S
Holy Land
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Syria
Patght
Fawzi Bey
Kaukji
Fresh Snow Falls in Midwest and West Weather Disrupts Travel
A broad winter storm blankets much of the United States from Montana to the Midwest and Deep South, dumping heavy snow in sections of the Ohio Valley and Northeast. Nine to ten inch accumulations reported, trains delayed, flights canceled, and schools closed as the storm moves into California and the Pacific coast. The piece also delves into international politics, detailing proposed U.N. action on Palestine with the big powers and Soviet interests, and potential deployment of international troops amid a shifting Security Council dynamic.
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Ava
California
Traders undecided on grain market trends
New York February reports prices for grain and other commodities fluctuating as traders weigh a potential retash to rising costs. Declines in wheat and corn persisted across Chicago, Minneapolis and Kansas City while New York stocks slipped modestly. Experts blame macro factors and shifting world supply, with discussions of carryover limits, farm stocks, and Marshall Plan exports shaping the outlook.
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Feo
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Australia
Broomball
British International Grain Authority
Jordaphone Enables Group Telephone Conversations
The article describes a new electronic device called a Jordaphone that allows group telephone conversations without resorting to regular individual telephone sets. This invention aims to streamline group communication by centralizing multiple lines into a single system.
Laney Receives Messages Favoring Stand Amid Stormy Arkansas Rights Debate
A fragmented report notes Laney endorsing a stand amid Democratic discord on civil rights. Lawmakers Arthur Adams and Harvey Clon Laney feature in a tense scene with telegrams and phone calls backing or questioning the president's civil rights recommendations. A nearby weather note hints at a freak snowstorm unrelated to the political kerfuffle.
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Sige Mariela
Tramac
Feorth
Trath Party
Norrell
Trimple
Democratic Party
Market Prices Alter as Retailers Uplift Rates
A muddled note says prices adjust at a local market with changing tags and renewed cost figures. It references vendors, buyers, and steady trade as supplies cycle through a typical day.
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