B N A I B r I t h Meeting Names Officers In Miami Beach
About 125 delegates gathered in Miami Beach for the eighth annual convention of Bnai Brith Lodges in Maryland District No. 5 and Greater Washington Women’s Council. Washington elected Frank Paley president of the men’s association. Benjamin B. Rosenstock of this city was honored as toastmaster and elected vice president of the Maryland and District of Columbia association. Robert Leavitt of Hagerstown was chosen president of the council. other officers include Mrs Michael Shaps as vice president and Mrs Edward Kramer as secretary. The meeting featured greetings from leaders, a luncheon, a jantar, and gifts to officers and organizers.
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Louis Heiman
Miami Beach
Fla
District Grand Lodge No. 5
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Maryland and
District of Columbia
Maryland and Greater Washington
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frank Paley
Washington
Men’s Association
Charlies Zppercranville
Robert Leavitt
Hagerstown
Michael Shap
Edward Kramer
Baltimore
Dach Goldberg
Meyer Greenberg
Jacob Waldman
Womens
E. Schindier
Nen’s Association
Kaplon Ami
Paley
Leavitt
Weener
Rosenstock
Manuel Berg
Nathan Jacobson
Albert Hirsch
Abraham Solar
Michael Perecoff
Melvin Rakatejic
Mirs
Jacob Goldbers
Irvine Wel
Elinor Seregca
Silvia Weinberg
Edna Rosenstock
Herman Weener
Chiang Kai-Shek warning against tolerating Reds again
In a farewell address to the People’s Political Council, Chiang Kai-Shek condemned his earlier tolerance of the Communists during Japan’s invasion as a mistake and pledged not to repeat it. He urged arming the people and noted the council unanimously backed his presidency.
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Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
People Political Council
Confire
Chiang
Affa
de Counci
Knutson calls for Marshall ouster over policy debate
Washington dispatch reports Representative Ben Knutson of Minnesota urging General George C. Marshall be removed as Secretary of State to avert war. He labels Marshall a failure and criticizes U S foreign policy as inconsistent and ineffective while signaling opposition to the $6 205 000 000 foreign aid bill in the coming House vote.
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Washington
Ben Knutson
R-Minn
George C. Marshall
Znesotan
The
Land Means Carmine
Tong
Marshall
Knutson
Wadena Minn
Pioneer Journal
Truman
Bernard
Eva Weiltzer
Pooglesville
Montgomery Cou
Wail and
Null
Aivie MM. Erler
Pueblo Bonito's Rain-Sculpted Ruin Stuns Researchers
In New Mexico, rains at Pueblo Bonito are believed to have shaped the world’s largest ancient apartment house before 1887. Archaeologists note massive, multi story stone rooms crafted by ancestral communities, highlighting extraordinary prehistoric construction.
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New Mexico
Farmers See Clouds On Horizon For Northeast Agriculture
Farmers in the Northeastern and Middle Atlantic states sense trouble as 1948 outlooks point to higher costs and tighter profits. Weather remains a key factor while experts note mixed prospects with some districts reducing flocks and herds to raise efficiency. Maryland reports farm prices for milk and the region faces elevated feed costs affecting dairy and poultry sectors.
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New York
Middle Atlantic States
Maine
West Vogsa
Lake Ontario
de Graff
E College of Agri
Pennsylvania
New York State Agriculture Cor Nuner
Chester Dumond
Potomac
Maryland
Inner Aid Advertisement Claims Relief From Acid Indigestion
A well known man reports relief after using INNER AID for acid indigestion and gas after meals. He says his bowels are regular for the first time in years and he can eat what he wants without galling. The ad claims INNER AID cleanses bowels and stomach, acts on sluggish nerves, and is sold by 21 day stores.
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Inneraid
Farm prospects hint higher market prices in early 1948
The report projects higher prices in the first half of 1948 than 1947 for meat, poultry, eggs, and strawberries. Poultry and egg prices may rise with costs possibly above last year. Strawberry growers recover from wartime setbacks, demand for truck crops remains strong, and canning supplies for vegetables and tomato juice align more closely with demand than a year ago.
Opposition Grows to U S Palestine Policy at UN Test
Lake Success March 28 cP The new American policy on Palestine faces growing opposition as it heads to its first United Nations test. The Security Council may resume debate Tuesday afternoon with the Holy Land crisis and the timing hinges on Warren R. Austin submitting resolutions for a special Palestine General Assembly session.
Security Council Backed Palestine Trustee Plan Faces Widening Rift
The U S plan for Palestine trusteeship drew little backing with the Jewish Agency and Arab leaders offering cool reception while Canada and France urged proof the plan works Russia supports partition and may veto prompting a UN Assembly session. 57 members total require 29 votes for approval. In San Francisco the Navy suspended search for an unidentified submarine sighted 60 miles off the coast after a commercial plane reported it and crews noted the craft sank as they neared. No American subs were in the area.
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Security Council
Jewish Agency For Palestine
Canada
France
Council
San Francisco
Fron
Honolulu
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