President Speech Writing Grows Into a Public Mystery
The piece tracks how presidential drafts emerge from a maze of advisers secretaries and researchers with presidents Truman Churchill and Attlee shaping speeches for the Inter Planetary conference Grinnell talks and the push for a united Europe. It notes ad libbing speeches and growing calls for world peace and sovereignty bargains.
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Inter-Planetary Association
Metropolitan Club
Far
Near
Middle East
Inter- Planetary Association
Béluria
Truman
White House
West
Harry Truman
Vox Humana
Angels’ Chorus
Gridiron Club
National Conference On Family Life
Washington
Palestine Jews Proclaim New State Of Israel In War-Era Debate
Western Newspaper Union analyzes the creation of a Jewish state in Palestine and the Arab attack in the wake of distribution of propaganda from Russia. The column frames U S reactions and editorials as reflections of broader geopolitical tensions during the period.
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Israel
U.S
Bill Schoentgen
WNU
Western Newspaper Union
Zionist Impulse Shapes Jewish Diaspora Debate
British historian Toynbee described Jews as a fossilized remnant of an extinct civilization due to strict adherence to Moses religion. He noted two main responses: dispersionists favor assimilation while Zionists push for a national homeland. The rise of Zionism grew after Nazi persecution and postwar displacement, culminating in the creation of Israel in Palestine.
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Arnold Toynbee
Zioniss
Moses
Canaan
Zion
Palestine
Israel
Israel's Birth and Early War Marks New State
The article recalls Britain's end of mandate in Palestine and the proclamation of Israel. It notes rapid U S recognition and immediate conflict with Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, and Trans-Jordan. Haganah mobilizes for fronts as Dr. Chaim Weizmann becomes president. It also mentions aviation health concerns from sound barrier flight.
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Palestine
Israel
United States
Lebanon
Syria
Trans
Provisional Council of State
Chaim Weizmann
U. S
Propaganda Windfall in Open Door to Moscow
The article analyzes a Soviet interpretation of Walter Bedell Smith's terse U S statement to V M Molotov claiming the door to talks remains open. Moscow spun it as US willingness to negotiate, while Washington officials insisted no conference would occur. Stalin praised Henry Wallace's open letter proposals, courting an East-West showdown.
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Walter Bedell Smith
V. Ms Molotov
Smith
U. S
Russia
Moscow
United States
Washington
Truman
George Marshall
Congress
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Stalin
Germany
Japan
China
Korea
Mr Wallace
Ussr
Fire protection expert calls White House unsafe
Well Not Exactly A C Hudson of Portsmouth NH, head of a fire protection committee, examined the White House and said it wouldn’t call the residence a firetrap but noted many hazards. He added the home needs fireproofing and a lot of money to fix the problems.
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A. C. Hudson
Portsmouth
N .H
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
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