Bernadotte Murder Tests Palestine Peace Efforts At U N
The assassination of Count Folke Bernadotte and Col. Serrot in Jerusalem shocks the United Nations push for Arab Jewish peace. Stern gang blamed by Israel. Trygve Lie praises Bernadotte’s zeal for justice and peace as Palestine teeters on renewed violence. Also notes US money supply growth and inflation pressures since 1939.
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United Nations
Katamon
Jerusalem
Count Folke Bernadotte
Andre Pierre Serrot
Serrot
Bernadotte
U.N. Palestine
Hadassah Hospital
Swedish Red Cross
Sweden
Holy Land
Palestine
Stern Gang
Oslo
Norway
U. N
Trygve Lie
Bernadette
Settlement plan for Palestine outlined by Bernadotte
The United Nations moved to adopt Count Folke Bernadotte’s 35 000 word report calling for an end to Arab Jewish fighting and a re drawn map with the Negev to Arabs and Galilee to Jews. It favors Jerusalem under UN control and a population issues commission with a return or compensation solution for 360,000 Arab refugees.
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United Nations General Assembly
Palais de Chaillot
Folke Bernadotte
Palestine
Bernadotte
U. N
Negev Desert
Galilee
Jerusalem
Palestine Conciliation Commission
United States
Marshall
Count Bernadotte
Home Ownership At Record High In U S
A Federal Reserve Board survey shows about 49 percent of non farm families owned their homes at the start of the year, totaling 18.5 million households in cities and towns. Farm families are not included in the measurement, but historically have higher ownership rates.
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Federal Reserve Board
There's No Excuse for Rural Farm Fire Loss
Fire protection experts say America's 100 million dollar annual farm fire loss can be reduced. A good volunteer department in a small town serving a surrounding area, organized into a fire protection district, is the principal means, now authorized in 39 states.
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America
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Palais de Chaillot hosts UN assembly in Paris
The United Nations general assembly convened at the Palais de Chaillot for a lengthy fall session. The American Walter Bedell Smith the British Frank Roberts and French Yves Chataigneau left Moscow after talks with Molotov. Belgian explorer Prof. Auguste Piccard plans deep sea dive, as Ralph Bunche succeeds Bernadotte in Palestine. Princess Elizabeth is in the news again as she expects a baby in November.
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V. M. Molotov
Stalin
Moscow
Kremlin
Russia
Berlin
U. S
George Marshall
U. N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Paris
France
Great Britain
Ernest Bevin
United Nations General Assembly
Molotov
Princess Elizabeth of
England
Palais de Chaillot
Walter Bedell Smith
Frank Roberts
Yves Chataigneau
Auguste Piccard
Ralph Bunche
Bernadette
Price Aid Sure Thing in Coming Election
The piece argues farm price supports will persist regardless of who wins. Dewey backs the Hope-Aiken law and Truman supports price supports, with both sides pledging aid to farmers. It explains how wartime incentives raised production, now causing surplus and inflation concerns, and notes Congress will revise the program for 1950 with parity prices and fluctuating support levels.
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Dewey
Congress
Truman
U. S
Crop Roots Need Oxygen and Water for High Yields
The Middle West Soil Improvement committee explains that soil must breathe for roots to access air and water. Organic matter loosens compacted soil, forms humus, and binds mineral particles, improving structure. Deep root growth from top-rooted legumes like alfalfa or sweet clover, aided by lime and adequate phosphate and potash, supports strong yields.
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Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
Dewey Honored by Good Egg Club at Pawling Farm
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey received an honorary Good Egg membership at his Pawling New York farm. Hobart Creighton, Indiana governor candidate and Poultry and Egg National Board president, presented an egg decorated plaque amid a contrast to Henry Wallace’s egg experiences in the South.
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Henry Wallace
South
Thomas E. Dewey
GOP
Pawling
N. Y
National
Hobart Creighton
Indiana
The
Poultry and Egg National Board
ANSWER MAN Questions Reach Secre tary Bran nan on Wide Range
Secretary of Agriculture Charles Brannan receives about 3000 questions daily ranging from burying cats to the last name of Little Eva in Uncle Tom's Cabin and even inquiries about lonely hearts clubs.
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Charles Brannan
Little Eva
Lonely Hearts Club
One Wheel Power Unit by Carl ton M Edwards
A power unit designed by Carl ton M Edwards of Cornell for the Lincoln Arc Welding foundation drives many garden and farm tools. A cultivator toolbar attaches at the rear, caster wheels balance with three ground contact points, and welding uses a 3/16 inch electrode at about 180 amperes.
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Carlton M. Edwards
Cornell University
Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation
Preventing Livestock Losses On Range With Treatments
Farmers note that phenothiazine powder mixed in mash at one ounce daily for 100 birds helps prevent turkey blackhead by destroying cecal worms. Lambs can be spray treated with DDT to be tick proof. mix one pound of 50 percent wettable DDT in 25 gallons water and apply to back belly sides neck and ears, with effects lasting two to three weeks. Two essentials in late summer are shade and water.
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Turkeys
DDT Proves Effective On Peach Tree Borer
DDT, used as a trunk spray, will control the peach tree borer per the New York State agricultural experiment station. It replaces older methods using ethylene dichloride or PDB crystals, since it is injurious, labor-saving, time-saving and inexpensive. The recommended rate is two pounds per ten gallons of water.
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New York State
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U.N
Bill Schoentgen
WNU
Western Newspaper Union
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Bevin
Brannan
Rubin
Sano
Fleming-Hall Tobacco Co., Inc
Sparton Way
Sparton
Spartan
Dept. WN
Achhor
Michigan
Antennlas
Giocest
Sparks-Withington Company
Jackson, Michigan
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