Future Of Palestine Uncertain After Panel Decision
Washington report on the Anglo American committee’s Palestine plan notes it rejects a Jewish or Arab state and urges international guarantees. It calls for preventing violence from both sides and preserving Christian, Muslim, and Jewish interests, while Britain handles the mandate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Palestine
Britain
Anglo-American Committee On
Middle East
Soviet Russia
Gree
London
Jewish Agency For Palestine
Europe
Joint Inquiry Committee
United States
Congress
Commons
Clement Attlee
Holy Land
Christendom
Maria Theresa and Marie Antoinette's Inheritance in France
In Austria two centuries ago Maria Theresa, archduchess and queen, guided many affairs while shaping her daughters futures. Her young daughter Marie Antoinette married the French heir Louis, later Louis XVI, and the queen of France began ruling alongside her husband. The Bio section hints at a future exploration, and an illustrated leaflet titled ATOMS, RADIUM AND ATOM POWER is advertised with Frank C. Pape's drawings and Uncle Ray's text, available via a self addressed stamped envelope.
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Austria
Maria Theresa
Hungary
Europe
Marie Joinette
France
Louis
Nabeei Theresa
Neen
Louis XVI
Frank C. Pape
Uncle Ray
Legion Listening Post Calendar and Activities Update
The Legion post outlines upcoming events including a May 4 Saturday dancing party a May 7 auxiliary conference in Reedsburg a May 8 auxiliary meeting May 9 post meeting a May 11 40 et 8 wreck and a May 12 district conclave. It promotes the annual music festival at Crosse Teachers College with prizes and band judging plus notes softball player recruitment and a May 15 opening league game. Also mentions social dances and a May 25 25th wedding anniversary for Earl and Zita Wilhelm.
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Goodfellowship
Reedsburg
Crosse Teachers College
C. B. Gerke
Legion
Longfellow
Gerke
Zip
Pgs
Aed
Dr. An- Pe
Dr. Gotterdam
Heth
Earl
Zita Wilhelm
Zita
Butter Marked For Services Set Aside For Army Use
The agriculture department ordered producers to reserve 20 percent of May creamery butter for the army, navy, and war agencies, continuing through June with June reserve percent to be announced. No butter is for export. Armed services may need at least 45 million pounds through next spring, with May output expected 25 to 30 percent below last year’s 160 million pounds. Some overseas purchases from Denmark and possibly Australia and New Zealand are arranged. Only about 10 percent of Navy men were in service before Pearl Harbor.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Army
Navy
Department
Armed Services
May
Denmark
Australia
New Zealand
British Physicist Gets 10 Year Term For War Secret Violation
British physicist Dr. Alan Nunn May was sentenced to ten years in prison for violating the Official Secrets Act by disclosing restricted atomic information. He pleaded guilty to sharing data deemed useful to an enemy, with the enemy not specified. May, 34, worked on wartime nuclear research in Canada as part of the Allied atomic effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alan Nunn
May
Soviet Russia
Canada
United States
Britain
First US Law School Founded in Litchfield 1784
The first law school in the United States was established in Litchfield Connecticut in 1784. It marks the origin of formal legal education in the country and set a model for subsequent institutions. The school helped shape early American legal training and professional standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Litchfield, Conn
Also Mentioned on This Page
PHE LA Crosse Tribune
League of Nations
Cheed
Tribune
A. C. Ward
USN
Doerflinger
Dick Rifenberg
Zeisler
Jack Waaler
South Eighth
Central High School
Ray
Marie Antoinette
Vimele Way
Joe H. Brueggeman
Joe's Auto Repair
Oiaan
Ross
LA Crosse
South Third Street
Legion Listening
Pearl Harbor
H. L. Hoffmann
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Hotel LA Crosse
Hoffmann
Hoffmann's Surgical Appliance CO
Masonic Temple
Minneapolis, Minn
Sazen
Black Onty
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