Confidence Vote on Bevin Policy Toward Israel in Commons
The House of Commons passes a confidence vote on Ernest Bevin's Israel policy, 983 to 193 for adjournment of debate. Attlee cites Labour support and warns against rush to recognition while Churchill presses for recognition amid divided opinion among Liberals and Labour.
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London
House of Commons
Ernest Bevin
Israel
Palestine
Israe
Dong
Suhaton
Labor
Cory
Brita
Winston Church
Conservaire Oppor
Hs Party
Liberals and Some Discovter Laborites
Attlee
Repri
Sa.d
Ifl
Bevin Defends Labor Palestine Policy Amid Debate
Frederick Md January 27 1849 British labor government Palestine policy defended as essential to curb Communism in the Middle East Britain may intervene if Arab Israeli clashes resume and recognition of Israel is discussed Bevin and Attlee pressed for steps toward recognition while conservatives protested the stance A Maryland fire insurance rate dispute led to a paid fire chief proposal and a 15 percent rate penalty after department improvements
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Frederick
Bevin
Palestine
Britain
Palestre
Israel
Conserta
Ara Lagortes
Maryland Rating Bureau of National Fire
Cir Vail
Fis
Mrs Clarke Honored At Baltimore Ceremony
Maryland mother of 24 children honored by the U S Army at War Memorial Building Baltimore. Mrs Charlies Ho Clarke of Thurmont received an Army citation for faithful public service during and after World War I. Ceremony presented by the 2nd Army and Lt General L T Gerow.
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Maryland
U. S Army
War Memorial
Baltimore
Charlies Ho Clarke
Thurmont
Army
2Nd Army
L T Gerow
Cormnaraing
Arthur & Shreve
Ithta
Coronel Shreve
Blood Hawks and Red Cross Service At Fort Howard
Fort Howard veterans hospital and local Red Cross workers engage in weekly service to wounded and retiring soldiers. A farm family hosts troops in convoy and Clark performs for veterans and troops while managing home duties. Ray Kuka led the Knickerbockers in a basketball game at the 69th Regiment Armory. Lapchick, formerly with the Celtics, coaches the Knicks after a long stint at St John’s.
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Fort Howard Veterans Hospital
Red Cross
Fort Howard
Thurmont
Clark
7Th Army
J. Dragan
Ray Kuka
Knickerbockers F
Basketball Association of America
Providence
69Th Regiment Armory
Lapchick
Celtics
St. John’s University
Knicks
Coach in Hospital After Intestinal Disorder
New York January 26 Joe Lap enex coach of the New York Knickerbockers was taken to a hospital today suffering from an intestinal disorder.
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New York
Joe Lapenex
New York Knickerbockers
1946 Assault At Madison Square Garden
An attack occurred this afternoon at Madison Square Garden injuring a person who was then removed to St. Clare's Hospital for treatment.
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Madison Square Garden
St. Clare's Hospital
Doggone Dose Belle Bites City Police Officer
A small dog known as Doggone Dose Belle, famous for enjoying the street swept area, bit Lieut. Reno Sin of the Police Department the prior morning after previously nipping at least five others in recent weeks around the city.
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Belle
Lieut
Reno Sin
Police
City Hight plant dog watchmen disruption incident
Poundmaster M. C. Smith was called to exterminate the dog Watchmen and mechanics who frequent the Might plant property, as workers and others breathed in the contaminated air.
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City Hight
M. C. Smith
American Fur Farming Investments Top Fifty Million
A new estimate places total American investments in fur farming at more than 50 million dollars. The figure reflects capital in live stock, facilities, and related ventures across major agricultural regions.
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Henry A. Engelbrecht
North Market St
Kidda
Ge ‘Ordalvert
Calvert
STOTT
Gilbert
Market Street
Mrs. Clarke
Ash Sour
Doan
Gabardines
Kemp's. Men's Store
Kemp
New Hudson
Keilholtz Motors, Inc
Hudson
West Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Sears
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
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