U N Moves Ahead on Palestine Split Plan
The United Nations weighs British attitude on Palestine questions this week as it drafts plans to partition the Holy Land into Jewish and Arab states. A Security Council decision on troops and borders awaits fuller information from Britain. The UN Atomic Energy Commission and press information subcommission also begin sessions on organizational plans and a world-wide conference.
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Palestine
Holy Land
Divenation Palestine Parstition Commission
U. N. Commission
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Security Coune
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Pakistan
Security Council
Fernand van Langenhove
Belgaum
Kash- Tab
U. N. Atomic Energy Commission
Agency For Control of Atomic Energy
Naka Frial
Drive for Warren to Be Extended
California Republicans rally behind Gov. Earl Warren for the Presidential nomination. Abhuy Carlson of the California Republican Assembly declares 1948 the year of opportunity and predicts Warren will win the party’s nomination. The Assembly endorses Warren and outlines a plan to set methods for selecting California’s 54 vote delegation.
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Lonte
Seuches
Ofssembly
McIntyre
Faries
Arthur Carmichael
Cormitten
Arthur’ Strehlow
del Monte
Earl Warren
GOP
Golden State
Abhuy Carlson
California Republican Assembly
United States
Assembly
Carlson
State Central Committee
Warren
U S Plans Eight Million Dollar Grapefruit Price Support
The Department of Agriculture will initiate an eight million dollar price support program for grapefruit, with bids to be called from the grapefruit industry on single strength canned juice and concentrates. The purchased fruit will support prices and be used partly in school lunch programs and partly for foreign aid.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Florida
Holland
Albino nutria headed to New Orleans from Argentina
An albino nutria, the third of its kind to reach the United States, is en route to New Orleans today after a stopover from Argentina. The white animal, described as odd looking with distinctive features, is valued for its fur furs that fetch about $63,000 in coats.
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United States
New Orleans
Argentina
Reds Oppose Bizonal Plan in Germany
In Berlin on June 19 officials and observers predicted Soviet opposition to the Western bizonal plan for Germany. The United States and Britain formed a western government in western Germany, increase in German power, while Moscow debated withdrawal from Berlin and possible new Kremlin directives.
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Wes Gallagher
Erlin
Levsky
Berlin
Ee Ams
London
United States
Britain
Cally S
Bizonia
Sokolovsiy
Sarapostede
Moscow
Kremlin
Greek guerrilla clash leaves hundreds dead in Greece
Reports from Athens say Greek forces crushed a guerrilla attack near Platonog and Psalonos with heavy losses on both sides. Dispatches claim 1000 to 1000 casualties, 100 captured, and survivors fleeing as relief troops joined the defenders to counter-attack.
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Psalonos
Niles
Hhe
Ottelai
Arnichovn
Truman air policy panel backs wartime secrecy on aviation
President Truman and defense officials described voluntary security limits for advanced aeronautical information. The air policy commission recommended continuing rigid wartime protections, while the president denied a plan for voluntary censorship.
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Truman
Air"policy Commission
James
Forrestal
All Policy Commission
Lucky Man Receives War Bonds Recovered From River
In Camden Nova Scotia on January 19 August Halicks became a lucky man after sailors James O Col and Santos Calderon aboard the dredge U S S Delaware found an envelope floating in the Delaware River. They recovered four one thousand dollar bonds and fifty four twenty five dollar bonds that Halicks had reported stolen last Friday. Police were notified and Halicks received a reward not disclosed.
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N.S
Halicks
Delaware River
James O'Col
Santos
FTC Officials Clash Over Hit and Run Prosecutions
Washington January 19 an FTC panel cited criticism of the agency for spending excessive time on hit and run prosecutions Mason urged greater emphasis on mass understanding and acceptance of the law. Mason cited a colleague who disagreed with his views and noted FTC cease and desist orders often lack deterring effect on the public.
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FTC
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Rob
Ohio
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Mason
America Keeps Key Posts Abroad In Africa Europe And Middle East
The United States confirms small American units remain at geographically strategic posts across Africa Europe and the Middle East. At Tripoli a caretaker detachment monitors a wartime airfield with one runway of about 7000 feet. Dharan in Saudi Arabia also hosts a small detachment tasked with training Arab personnel as the base is handed to the Saudi government.
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Atlantic
Africa
Middle East
Giai
Tripoli
United States
Air Transport Command
Europe
Greece
Dharan
Saudi Arabia
Air Force
Asia
Janan
Tte
Yanks Missing in Orient Flight
Tokyo January 19 UP Capt Odie Minitra Corsicanu of Texas and Lt Frans M Corser of Binghamton New York are missing since Wednesday after a flight from Itami airbase near Osaka to Trasuli near Fukuoka north Kyushu. Administrative officers at Trakuzi airbase report the two officers’ plane disappeared and an air and ground search is under way.
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Odie Minitra
Corsicanu
Texas
Frans. M.” Corser
Binghamton
N. Yu
Fifth Air Force Headquarters
Corser
Itami
Osaka
Trasuli
Fukuoka
Kyushu
Bath
Trakuzi
Minitra
Brooklyn rabbinical student among first U S victims in Palestine
The report from Jewish sources confirms Mosheh Avigdor Pearlstein, a 22 year old Brooklyn rabbinical student, died while serving guard duty with Hagana in Palestine. His family in New York mourns as the quiet grave news spreads amid tensions over British policy in the Holy Land.
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Mawish
Jerusalem
Palestine
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P. Wires
New
York
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Hagana
Holy ‘Land
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Ella Pearl Lstein
Holy Land
Pair 95 and 93 Mark Anniversary in 75th Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Thomas Elihue Lose celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary with family. A diamond ring was given to replace a long worn band. The couple, aged 95 and 93, renewed vows as relatives attended, preserving generations including 39 children, 47 grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild.
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Whitney
Thomas Elihue
Kenda
Pay Increases Proposed for Army Navy Officers
A joint Army Navy pay committee proposes higher base pay and new longevity allowances for generals and major generals in both services. The plan would raise basic pay from 10 1740 to 13 320 annually for generals with years of service, plus 160 a year longevity pay for each five years up to 30. An Air Force report is pending. The change awaits defense secretary approval and Congress. In other news Jewish sources in Jerusalem report 33 Jews killed in an Arab ambush in the Judean hills Friday.
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Congress
Defense
James Forrestal
U. S. Air Force
Palestine
Jerusalem
Young Pearlstein
Judean Hills
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