President's speech task sparks talk of a world wide plan
Washington notes show a columnist detailing how presidents rely on literary secretaries and experts to draft speeches for international audiences. It links Truman's planned West tour to extempore delivery and maps how allied leaders discuss federalizing Europe and a united western bloc amid postwar tensions.
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Palestine Jews Proclaim New State Of Israel
Weekly analysis notes the declaration of a Jewish state in Palestine and the ensuing Arab League military response. It also discusses American exposure to Russian propaganda and related geopolitical tensions.
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Impulse to Zion and Jewish Identity Amid Global History
A historical essay contrasts two strands in Jewry, dispersionists who urge assimilation and Zionists who seek a national homeland. It notes how Nazi persecution boosted Zionism after World War II and traces the emergence of Israel as a Jewish state in Palestine, the ancestral homeland of ancient Jews.
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British Mandate Ends as Jews Proclaim New State
In Palestine the end of Britain's 30 year mandate is marked by Sir Alan Cunningham returning to Jerusalem and declaring Britain no longer rules the land. Jews, denied a legally partitioned state, proclaim the existence of a new entity amid rapid political shifts in the Holy Land.
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Formation of Israel Heralds United States Recognition
The newborn state of Israel, declared minutes earlier, receives immediate U S recognition as regional conflict erupts. Arab and Trans-Jordan forces attack from multiple fronts while Haganah masses troops ready to defend the fledgling republic. Prime Minister Welzmann is elected president in the interim government as a crisis unfolds.
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Italian banker Luigi Einaudi elected president of Italy
Italy selected 74 year old Luigi Einaudi, banker and economist, as president by joint parliamentary vote after communist votes shifted. He will appoint Alcide de Gasperi to form a cabinet and lead the republic, sidelining fascist era leaders.
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Portemouth museum head on White House fire risk
The Portemouth NH official reviewing the White House said he would not call the President's aim five fireproof but warned there is plenty of hazard at the Pennsylvania Avenue building. He noted fireproofing alone cannot fix the risks.
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Presidential PARM PLAN Aimed at Farm Support and Conservation
The text outlines a campaign year farm program with steps to reinforce price supports for agricultural commodities, expand conservation programs, strengthen crop insurance, support farmers' cooperatives, and continue farm legislation for adequate consumption of farm products. It notes the proposals lack surprise but aim to win farmers’ favor.
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US Senate debates 100k to 200k displaced persons plan
Senate discussions focus on admitting 100000 displaced persons over two years with amendments aiming for 200000. House Judiciary already endorsed a 200000 DP package. A rough poll suggested about 55 senators favor the less restrictive version amid ongoing immigration policy debates.
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Fire warning device may save lives in hotels
A Georgia farmer's invention a wireless thermo stat linked to phone lines could trigger fire alarms when rooms near danger levels. Western Union plans installation at nine leading hotels and a Washington patent firm awarded him 1 900 000. The piece also notes political and cultural jests and gossip from press columns.
Build It From A Pattern By Donald And Brann
An old fashioned backyard picnic concept is described with a sturdy table pattern. The piece explains how the pattern removes mystery from building a tablet of any size. Materials are standard lumber yard stock and readily obtainable.
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Build It Yourself Table Pattern No 83 Advertisement
Building plan from Iach Surniture offers economical solutions for Nouabliolé equipment problems. Two articles can be made for the price of one with ready made parts. Sending 25 cents yields a full size Pine Table Pattern No 83 from Bastatite Pattern Company, Pleasantville, N. Y.
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Super-Luxury Buses Planned With Premium In-Bus Services
A new superluxury bus service is announced with snack bars rent rooms steward service and electric razors. The initial routes will offer fast express service between New York Chicago and St Louis with 41 passenger chassis reduced to 2 seats for extra legroom and washroom and buffet space. The snack bar sits at the forward end beside the driver.
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