Palestine and postwar policy clash in foreign affairs
The piece argues the British American inquiry in Palestine may fail, with Attlee hedging in parliament and Arab resistance to Jewish immigration. It discusses British plans, Ibn Saud, Farouk, and the Suez context, plus the Paris council and Trieste debates shaping a fragile postwar peace. It also reports Cox cites Byrnes on State Department purges amid a shift to Atlantic charts and democracy advocacy.
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Attlee
House
United States
Mediterranean
Suez
Transjordania
Britain
Sheriffian
Ibn Saud
Saudi Arabia
Arab League
Transjordan
Palestine Mandate
Jordan
Palestine
Syria
Lebanon
Farouk
Egypt
Red Sea
Council of Foreign Ministers
Italy
Paris
Byrnes
Bevin
Molotov
Bidault
France
Baltic
Adriatic
Russia
Roosevelt
U. S
Balkans
Red Army
Trieste
Istrian
Yugoslavia
Tito
Dardanelles
LA Crosse Tribune
Cox
Georgia
State Department
OWI
Congress
Byrnes-Truman
Moscow
Latin America
Peron
Argentina
England
Moscow Radio
Facing The Peace and the American Duty
An editorial argues that peace after victory in Tokyo Bay brings obligations and accountability. It says the United States lost focus after the war, with Americans turning to leisure and neglecting postwar responsibilities. The piece urges renewed national seriousness to restore self respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tokyo Bay
Uncle Sam's Boys
Europe
America
Congressmen Call To Bar Money Seekers In Washington
A congressman urges stopping people from coming to Washington for money and proposes locking the treasury doors. He notes ceiling prices on strawberries were removed but the box bottom not lowered. He says fact finding boards’ decisions can be predicted as they fit facts to theories. Veterans favor ceiling removal and housing walls hanging down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Petrillo Declared Illegal, John Lewis Continues Operations
The report states Jimmy Petrillo has been deemed illegal while John Lewis remains active in business under his established operations despite Petrillo's status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Petrillo
John Lewis
Roxas To Lead Philippines In Early Independence Era
Manuel Roxas, 54, slated to become first president of the independent Philippines, defeated Sergio Osmena in a fierce Commonwealth campaign. Roxas has long served in government roles and wartime leadership, with Quezon guiding his rise. Osmena concedes the result as the nation gears toward independence on July 4 and Roxas prepares to assume office May 28.
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Philippine Republic
Manuel Roxas Y Acuna
Roxas
Rohhahss
Sergio Osmena
Commonwealth
United States
Philippines
Manuel Quezon
Philippine House of Representatives
Washington
Gen. MacArthur
Bataan
Osmena
Jose Laure
U. W. Roxas
Capiz
Cap
Philippine House
Constitutional Convention
National Assembly
Quezon
Woodrow Wilson
Leonard Wood
Wilson
Wood
Harding
Coolidge
Nacionalista
Osrox
Congress
Aer
Senate
MacArthur
Corregidor
Mindanao
Manila
Hideki Tojo
Japan
Quisling Laurel
Luzon
Baguio
Philippine
Laurel
Philippine Senate
Islands
Tomas Confesor
Australia
Baloney
Russians in Berlin Trade Goods and Frictions With GIs
Philip D Adler reports from Berlin on how Russians in the occupation zone navigate shortages and black market deals. GIs outshop Russians in many items while Russians hoard marks and avoid formalities. Fraternization with German women is downplayed in Russian zones while memorials and armed guards dot the city.
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Berlin
U. S
Reichsmarks
Red Army
Treasury
Morgenthau
Germany
Dahlem
Reichstag
Iran
UN Security Council
Weisbaden
Public Misperception of Food Saving Goal in U S
George Gallup reports that while over 90 percent have heard about the food conservation program, only about 60 percent are making an effort. Few know the required cuts with bread slated at 40 percent and fats and oils around 20 to 25 percent, highlighting public information gaps as campaigns continue.
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Princeton
N. J
Institute
Bradley warns flood of veterans challenges colleges
Gen. Omar N. Bradley says the surge of returning servicemen seeking higher education is a tremendous challenge and a great opportunity for colleges. He notes 1,687,000 veteran aid applications by March 31 and 27 percent already enrolled, stressing veterans as citizens not just servicemen. He cites streamlined aid procedures as progress.
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Chicago
Omar N. Bradley
American Council On Education
Gen. Bradley
Weathered fields and fashion costs in early 1900s reports
In 1902 volcanic ash from Santa Maria buried farmland up to six feet, forcing Guatemalan farmers to dig out corn crops. Separately Algeria saw imported fabrics and dresses priced at 260 dollars, reflecting high material costs.
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Santa Maria
Algeria
La Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press Prospectus
A historic La Crosse newspaper notice outlines the publication info, editors, and Associated Press affiliation. It notes daily afternoon and Sunday morning editions, the 1904 post entry, and the Tribune and Leader Press branding with publishing staff.
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LA Crosse Tribune and Leader-Press
la Crosse Tribune Co
Cass Sis
la Crosse
Wis
the Beautiful
T Burgess
RL. Bangeberg
A. W. Rice
Tribune and Leader Press
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
Associated Press
Questions and Answers from The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
A reader service lists questions and concise factual answers on topics from hospital admissions to Shakespeare, Longfellow, the Panama Canal, and biblical text. It includes postal details for obtaining a New Testament copy for 25 cents, plus a coupon and form.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Eye Street
N. E
Washington 2
D.C
Jesus
Eye St
Washington, D. C
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Mark R. Byers
Foreign Affairs
Tojo and CO
Tojo
Tokyo
Nuernberg
Hess
God
Titus
Gen. Wood
Manuel Roxas
Philip D. Adler
Kewanee Star-courier
Lee Syndicate
U. S. Zone of Occupation
Party of Americas
Soreey
Red Cross
U.S
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Schoal
The
Haskin Service
Alameda
Mexico City
Truman
Philadelphia
Smithsonian Institution
Nokomis
O. B
A. Nokomis
Moon
Longfellow
Hiawath
Wenonah
Hiawatha
Otaheite
Panama Canal
R. W. L. A. Gatun
Pedro Miguel
Miraflores
Engand
State
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