Britain urged to back Bernadotte plan in Palestine crisis
The article argues Britain should press Abdullah of Trans-Jordan to support a unified Palestine solution. It cites Bevin pledging help to Bernadotte, the arms embargo on Arab states, and suggests talks with Abdullah to align U N commitments with Arab realities. It envisions Israel and Trans-Jordan economic cooperation as a path to stability.
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Attlee
Trans- Jordan
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Berle Calls Time Limits on Communist Accusations
Adolf A. Berle of New York urges statutes end the practice of lifelong punishment for former communists. He argues for a statute of limitations or registration requirements to restrain witch-hunt tactics and prevent condemning individuals indefinitely.
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Adolf A. Berle
New York
Fear is New York's pervasive urban blight and dread
Hal Boyle surveys New York fears from falling icicles and dangling pots to muggings and crowded loneliness. He notes city dwellers live with constant anxiety about safety, lateness, and most of all failure, which drives their restless, hurried lives.
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New York
Quick quiz on names and places from a puzzle page
Answers reveal literary aliases Ruth's mother-in-law Naomi and Orpah as the other daughter-in-law Whittier birthplace Haverhill Massachusetts a sequestered spot is an out-of-the-way place syllable is a unit in poetry and a dessert of cream and wine is a syllabule or syllabull?
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Rene
Tennessee Williams
Thomas Lanier Williams
Naomi
Orpah
Haverhill
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The Outer Edges and the Bedford Haight Case
Journalist MEL HEMMER recalls Charles Jackson and Elwood Haight, linking Jacksons The Outer Edges to the real Bedford Village murder case. He notes the killer as the most vivid, recounting his Bedford visit, Haights arrest, and Jacksons career shift from Sweet River to darker novels.
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Wind Blows Tail Light Fine for Ill Ignorance
In Joliet Illinois Allen R Thayer said a kerosene tail light blew out in high wind while police arrested him for operating a vehicle without a tail light. Police Magistrate Thomas K Sprague fined him 3 25 and warned to modernize the car lighting or risk another arrest if the wind is blowing.
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Farms Under Fifty Acres Create Majority in 1940 Census
The 1940 census data show that over 55 percent of U S farms total 6,096,000 are under fifty acres in size.
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tangled affairs drift through office life and lovers
A unnamed woman navigates a crowded workplace with Henry Gram and Julia as coworkers. She contemplates divorce from John and a possible romance with Don, who alternates between desire and indifference. The scene shifts between jealousy, rumors, and a pivotal letter to John as tension builds.
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Gram
Julia
Don
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