Palestine Deadlock Deepens as US Policy Sways UN Actions
The Manchester Guardian reviews how Palestine faces three UN bodies the Security Council the General Assembly Political Committee and the Third Committee with a delayed Count Bernadotte plan and a refugee crisis nearing half a million. US policy oscillates between parties complicating truce efforts and the Gaza clash dwindles while Arab Israeli tensions persist amid mourning for Dr. Judah Magnes and calls for bi national federation.
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Palestine
United States
United Nations
Security Council
General Assembly
Assembly
Bernadette
Gaza
State Department
Galilee
Negev
Count Bernadotte
Marshall
Dewey
American Palestine Committee
Truman
Bevin
Bunche
Eban
Israel
Paris
Judah Magnes
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
Elma Notes Of Visits And Travelers In The Region
Elma residents report weekend visits and departures for winter work. Mr and Mrs John Chop of Sperling Manitoba visit relatives in Elma. Tony Gulenchyn leaves for Vermilion Bay Ontario for winter work. Olga Kohut of Winnipeg visits the Evanochkos. Lena Podolchuk heads to Armstrong Ontario for winter. Mrs S Melnychenko and son Roy of Winnipeg stay with Wasiuta family. Johnny Zavaduk visits his parents. Several men—Rudolf Krystalowich Harry Wasiuta Nick Zawada Jerry Slynkewich—travel by car to Red Lake Ontario for the winter. Ada Zubroniewich of Chicago holidaying at her parents before traveling to Toronto Windsor Detroit. MP J Sinnott spends a day in Elma district inspecting the new south road. Thomas Novicki ill in Winnipeg General Hospital. Tommy Laaja to spend winter in Armstrong Ontario. Elma delegates T Kolba W Kurian J H Leegus W A Kachur attend Liberal nominating convention at Beausejour.
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Rudolf Krystalowich
Harry Wasiuta
Nick Zawada
Jerry Slynkewich
Red Lake, Ont
Ada Zubroniewich
Chicago
Ill
Mrs. J. Zubroniewich
East
Toronto
Windsor
Detroit
Quote on humane winning words and persuasive power
The speaker argues for humane and heavenly words to win hearts and persuade rather than instill fear, suggesting rhetoric that appeals to consent over coercion. The passage emphasizes gentle influence as a tool for convincing others to adopt a desired stance.
Canterbury Dean Spars Controversy Over Public Addresses
The visit of the Red Dean of Canterbury, once denied permission for a U S tour, fuels debate on free speech amid Communist critique. The article traces Tolstoy’s life from a Russian noble youth to his social reforms and religious evolution, highlighting his work with serfs, education efforts, and advocacy for pacifism and nonresistance.
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Dean
Canterbury
United States
Canada
Soviet Russia
Dean Johnson
Church of England
Archbishop of Canterbury
Leo Tolstoy
Tolstoy
Leo
University of Kazan
Nicholas
Caucasus
Sebastopol
Sabastopol
St. Petersburg
Nicholas II
Germany
Italy
France
Switzerland
Lucerne
Paris
London
Froebel
Russia
England
Sophia Behrs
Moscow
Tolstoy's later life and key works summarized
The passage recalls Tolstoy's famine relief work in 1881 82 his status as a leading Russian writer and his socialistic views. It highlights his works My Confession The Cossacks the Kreutzer Sonata Anna Karenina War And Peace and notes his peasant life faith in God and Christian Communist beliefs.
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Tolstoy
Kreutzer
Kremlin
Great Falls Social Notes and Remembrance Poppy Drive
J L Harland and Bernice visited by Great Falls hosts while Mr and Mrs Forbes spent weekend there. Mrs Magnusson returned via Montreal visiting son Allan. Lac du Bonnet Food Club wins Dominion trophy at Royal Winter Fair in Toronto. Great Falls children raise 22 dollars 67 cents for Remembrance Day poppies. Junior Hockey fund social yielded 39 dollars 50 cents in Anderson Hall on Nov 17.
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Fred Magnusson
New York
Montreal
Allan
Magnusson
Great Falls
Lac du Bonnet
Toronto
Anderson Hall
High Quality Seed Available for 1949 Seeding
Canada produced record quantities of wheat oats barley flax seed peas and beans in 1948. Farmers can purchase Registered and Certified grade seed for 1949 at attractive prices. Pedigree seed of approved varieties with high purity is the best way to maintain quality crops for commercial use.
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Canada
We Are Indebted to Christianity for Gentleness
A brief reflection credits Christianity with shaping a gentler outlook toward women and emphasizes its moral influence on conduct and social attitudes.
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Manchester Guardian
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Anglo-American Commission of Inquiry
Elma
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John Chop
Sperling, Man
Tony Gulenchyn
Vermilion Bay, Ont
Edward A. Sitar
Olga Kohut
Winnipeg
J. O. Evanochko
Lena Podolchuk
Armstrong, Ont
S. Melnychenko
Roy
W. G. Wasiuta
Johnny Zavaduk
Mrs
A. Zavaduk
J. Sinnott
M.P
Elma South Road
Thomas Novicki
General Hospital
Tommy Laaja
T. Kolba
W. Kurian
J. H. Leegus
William A. Kachur
Beausejour
L. Howes
J. L. Harland
Bernice
Mrs. Garnet Harland
John B. Forbes
Thorgberson
B.B. Dubienski
K.C
Confederation Life
Winnipeg, Man
Man
Red & White
Drache
Matlin and Abramson
Municipal Hall
Whitemouth
Joseph Bellan
Manitoba
Anton B. Weselak
Masciuch & Weselak
Main Street
Beausejour, Man
Harry Hershfield
Somerset
Chiropractors
Drs. Davidson & Baizley Chiropractic Clinic
Opticians
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Portage Ave
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Hotel Leland
McLaren Rato O Cere Wenaeee
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Portage
Donald
Vernessere
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