Israel and Arab Conflict Reflected in Zionist Ambition
A column discusses Israel's struggle for peace and independence amid Arab displacement, highlighting Ben Gurion and Sharett's stance on Jerusalem, repatriation, and a divided city. It notes UN boundary definitions, Arab reluctance to resettle displaced Jews, and Israel’s need to absorb Jewish refugees while maintaining historic claims to Palestine.
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Zion
Ben Gurion
Coordian
Stevenson
Sharett
Israel
Jerusalem
U S Highway Development Explained by AAA Letter
Washington article reports the American Automobile Association opposes parts of Gen. Clay’s highway plan while endorsing the broader 10 year program. Andrew J. Sordoni of Wilkes-Barre asserts the 40,000 mile interstate network could create pork barrel funding and bond dependence if toll roads are not made free. He warns motorists would be bound to bondholders under proposed tax and revenue schemes.
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Washington
American Automobile Assn
Eisenhower
Assn
Andrew J. Sordont
Wilkes-Barre
Lucius D. Clay
Congress
Clay
Sordoni
AAA
Clay Committee
Which William Francis Glendenning did John Glendenning mean
In Suffolk Surrogate Court two nephews named William Francis Glendenning fought over 4000 of John Glendenning's 12000 estate. The 84 year old Brentwood retiree left one third to the nephew, sparking a long standing family dispute. One claimant is a 50 year old Queens sewer worker, the other a 47 year old Manhattan cook. They say they no longer speak. A decision was not immediately made.
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Riverhead
N.Y
William Francis Glendenning
John Glendenning
Suffolk
Glendenning
Brentwood
Long Island
Queens Sewer
Manhattan
William Francis
Israel's emotion and future in a new state
The writer argues that Israeli settlers carry enduring loyalty and nationalism shaped by past persecutions. He asserts Zionism's reality must be accepted by the UN and the US while noting Israel's western culture, economic skill, and leadership value for the Near East and Arab nations.
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United Nations
United States
Arab Nations
Israel
Town Teen Talk by Dottie Specht
Despo Stavres inherits five cents after not falling on ice during Sunday skating at Homer City farm pond. Indiana High School visitors mingle with locals. Case University events noted. Nurse Aide graduates train at Indiana Hospital with several Teens listed. Scout Troop plans a Smorgasbord fundraiser for February 8.
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Despo Stavres
Paul Mechlin
Homer City
Despo
Mary Beck
Faith Noble
Bonnie Grundie
Grace All
Despo Stavros
Profit outlook for 1954 corporate earnings in early reports
The Economic staff projects 1954 corporate profits near 17.8 billion dollars, down 2.7 percent from 1953 totals. Early 1954 reports show profits near 1953 levels with higher cash dividends, as large firms offset declines at smaller ones. AT&T boosts totals with a strong gain, pushing 1954 net income to about 1.02 billion.
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Sam Dawson
New York
American Telephone & Telegraph
At&t
Rheumatism and related pains in midyear report
The article notes persistent rheumatism arthritis neuritis and sciatica lingering through summer months. It reports a steady income decline to September with a fall business pickup offsetting losses for many firms. It mentions a location near South Mt Vernon Ave and Route 46 in Uniontown Pennsylvania and an office hours snippet.
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Mt. Vernon’ Ave
Uniontown
Deadlines Face State Motorists The AAA Warns
R B Maxwell of Harrisburg, secretary manager of the Pennsylvania Motor Federation, notes deadlines for new driver’s cards and passenger car inspections. Commercial trucks have until April 30 for inspection. Delays risk illegal operation and overwhelmed inspection stations amid winter weather and possible storms.
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Dominoonwealth
R. B. Maxwell
Harrisburg
AAA
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Mantwell
Nest Dulveyen
Maxwell
Ap‘provatl
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Turtune
Move To Save Colosseum In Ancient Rome
Rome authorizes 250000 dollars to stabilize the Colosseum as blocks of travertine fall from the four story height. Prof Ceschi notes modern traffic vibrations and weather hasten damage, urging urgent action to prevent further collapse. Work over 2% years aims to preserve the nearly 2000 year old landmark after much material was repurposed.
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Rome
Colosseum
Ancient
Carlo Ceschi
Trafffic
Ceschi
Imperial Forums
City Animals Commission Rejects Memorial Coliseum Bullfight Proposal
The City Animals Regulation Commission in Los Angeles yesterday refused a plan by An Estrada and associates to stage a bullfight at Memorial Coliseum without torturing or killing the bull. The ruling cites municipal law prohibiting such events. Eskimos are labeled here as Indians, with the note that they belong to the Mongo loid race and originated from Asia like other Indians.
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Los Angeles
City Animals Regulation Commission
Yesteday
An. Estrada
Burbahk
Memorial Colisewa
Tor‘turing
Asia
Funeral Arrangements and Defense Policy Debate
Joplin Missouri reports Donald Masby made estate settlement and funeral plans. In Washington the House committee weighs Eisenhower defense policy and potential air force use. Senate debate looms as pay-raise proposals for judges and congressmen surface in subcommittee.
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Joplin
Donald
Masby
Washington
Eisenhower
Mosby
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Brownell
Senate Judiciary
Special Commission
Lawyer Turned Skid Row Derelict Seeks Redemption Advice
CHICAGO A 65 year old attorney William G Wood once counsel for the Chicago Elevated Railways and a Kent College of Law professor gave advice to a drunk in Monroe Street Court Stay out of those saloons He then promised Judge Hyman Feldman he would reform The grey haired lawyer appeared sober but unkempt and worked as a court helper at 5 a day before a judge in West Madison Street skid row cases
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Chicago
William G. Wood
Chicago Elevated Railways
Kent College of Law
Wood
Hyman Feldman
Feldman
Madison Street
Arrow
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