Palestine Crisis Heads Toward Climax With Arab Attack Fears
Editorial note signals escalating regional tension as Arab nations gather for potential action while Vandenberg warns the United States about risks from the Soviet Union. The column frames forthcoming shocks and policy implications.
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Palestine
Vandenberg
Palestine tensions rise toward looming clash over Jerusalem
A fragmentary account describes Irgun Zvai Leumi attacking Jaffa in defiance of Haganah, with Arabs and Jews massing near Jerusalem for a potential battle over the holy city. Reports cite possible Arab invasion and UN attempts to safeguard Jerusalem, amid U.S. and U S S R foreign policy tensions and a push to curb Communism. A separate note mentions U S military aid questions and a high altitude bombing research program at Muroc air base in California.
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Irgun Zvai Leumi
Tel Aviv
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Jerusalem
Arab League
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France
U. N
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United States
Air Force
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California Desert
Muroc Air Base
War fears grow as Bradley warns near future conflict
General Omar N. Bradley told a Senate committee that the possibility of war appears higher now than three months ago driven by power politics against Russia. He cited ERP in Europe, shifts toward western democracies, and the risk of force if the Red Army seeks expansion. AEC also plans a nine million dollar cyclotron at Berkeley to vastly boost atomic research. Engineering on the atom-splitter proceeds, with completion in five years and output of high voltage atomic bullets. A new self identifying forged check by Burgess Smith is introduced that screams if tampered with.
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Harold Stassen
U. S
Vandenberg
United States
Michigan
Europe
Omar N. Bradley
Army
Senate Armed Services Committee
Bradley
Russia
Western
Red Army
University of California
Atomic Energy Commission
Berkeley
David E. Lilienthal
AEC
Commission
America
Hitler
Miners face June 30 deadline as wage pact expires
The piece notes the 30 June expiry of the wage agreement between United Mine Workers and coal operators amid a temporary lull. It cites John L. Lewis’s strategy to exhaust coal reserves to strengthen bargaining, and links low coal stocks to broader industrial slowdowns and high food prices. It also covers Wisconsin economists on price drivers and Harold Stassen targeting the Oregon May 21 GOP primary.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
John L
Ohio
Robert Taft
Harold E. Stassen
Oregon
Thomas E. Dewey
Portland
Stassen
Farm Machinery Shortage Hits U S Farmers
Behind the shortage lies a familiar tale. Production rose but still falls short of demand as the waiting list for farm machinery remains long. In 1947 output rose 131 percent versus 1939 levels for tractors cream separators and other equipment.
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U. S
Washington Diary recalls misread Nazi reception and garden books
A veteran correspondent recounts a 1939 wartime misstep at Wesermuende when a German base commander welcomed two reporters and mistook them for Goebbels aides. The essay also reviews the Woman’s Home Companion Garden Book praising narcissus nomenclature and gardening guidance.
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Woman’s Home Companion
P. F. Collier and Sons Corporation
New York City
John C. Wister
Arthur Hoyt Scott Horticultural Foundation
Swarthmore College
First Aid to the Ailing House Moisture Troubles
Excess moisture from gas burning in rooms or unvented water heaters can cause dampness. Vent outdoor fumes, consider a waterproof concrete cellar floor or insulation beneath the first floor, and ensure all windows have well fitted storm sash.
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