Palestine Repartition Debate Reaches United Nations
Paris reports Britain asks the United Nations to repartition Palestine and shrink Israel by three fifths. Israel rejects a Security Council withdrawal from the Negev while welcoming an armistice as a peace bridge. Bunche urges prompt, direct talks and a peaceful path to a permanent agreement.
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Bunche
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Galilee
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Assembly
Palestine debate gains life after U S speaks
Delegates say the full U S position may stay unclear until Secretary of State Marshall meets President Truman in Washington Monday. The American delegation usually refers all Palestine matters to the White House for guidance.
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Local Control Of Schools Is Asked By Grange
Portland Maine November 18 The Grange convention urged Federal financial aid for schools while insisting on local control of policies. A closed meeting endorsed the issue of Federal help to provide adequate opportunities. 73 voting delegates debated but the outcome was not disclosed. The issue may resurface in Congress after the Senate approved a Federal aid bill last session while the House took no action. The Grange said all funds should be spent by state or local officials without Federal interference, and noted past teacher strikes and job losses to other work. A second item reports Montgomery County volunteer firefighters urging parents to keep carcol e barriers guarded after a 5 year old died, citing back doors of sedans as common danger. Chief Val Wilson suggested media warn of the danger. Russia is stated as the largest state by area at 38,349,000 square miles.
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Set Eight Tricks On One Bad Play
William E. McKenney discusses a bridge hand from the St Paul Winter Carnival event. J. Lisle Jesmer (East) opened a nonstandard line and the play unfolded with several heart and diamond tricks. The analysis focuses on declarer decisions and potential alternative leads.
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North
Bridge swing reverses 12 trick contract into big loss
The opponents seized all 12 tricks as declarer failed a three no trump doubled contract. Instead of making 12 tricks with three overtricks, declarer was down eight doubled for a 1,500 point swing, a loss of about two thousand points.
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Federal Education Aid Sought By Church Women
Milwaukee Nov 18 The United Council of Church Women today urged federal education aid to raise teacher salaries and improve inadequate school facilities. The resolution backed church legislation favoring schools in segregated areas and western states, seeking national action to support education and address pay gaps for teachers.
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United Council of Church Women
United States
Frederick W C T Luncheon At Calvary Parish Hall
Forty five members and guests attended a luncheon held Monday at Calvary parish hall. Mrs Calvin Aston presided with Edwards J Frank Mrs Calvin Bell and abella Gallagher among attendees from Miami and local area.
Community meeting outlines local social issues and schedules
The session featured a solo by Mrs J P Marmor with Mrs Edith R Pearl. Rev John Ness of Centen nial church described minors liquor addiction as the greatest social evil today. Mrs Wasson spoke on Union work among the Cherokee Indians. It was decided to hold the third Tuesday of each month at Mrs Pearl's home, 127 West Third Street.
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Edith R. Pearl
John Ness
Centennial Church
Wasson
Pearl
West Third Street
Decontrol looming as housing surveys urge delay
Walter R Heath area rent director says decontrol may come soon but federal surveys show rent control likely to stay in most Maryland areas. Meanwhile in Kansas City Doyle Dans Starke of Florida elected president of Future Farmers of America as 260000 farm youths choose new leadership and officers include Paul Lindheim Dale Hess William Michael Jr Alton Brazell and Max Cobble. Dragonflies feed on small creatures they capture and eat on the water.
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Federal Housing Expeditor
Heath
W York
Tighe E. Woods
National Housing Expeditor
Farmers of America
Ervin Marton
Salem
Ind
Paul Lindheim
Ortonville
Minn
Dale Hess
Fallston
William Michael, Jr
Billings
Mont
Alton Brazell
Lubbock
Tex
Max Cobble
Midway
Tenn
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