U S Follows British Lead on Palestine Say Ackes
War World II era columnist Warold L. Ickes argues the United States must think independently on Palestine policy. He criticizes Britain for blocking 200,000 Jewish refugees and condemns the cabinet committee for yielding to British aims. He urges Truman to recall the London mission, supports self government for Jews and Arabs, and calls for American-British funding to develop Palestine while avoiding coercive division.
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China Yanks Stand Ready Amid North China Tensions
Adm. Charles M. Cooke Jr. said U S Seventh Fleet Marines remain at full strength in North China and will shoot back if attacked. He discussed the July 23 ambush that killed four Marines by Chinese Communists. Ta Kung Pao reported rumors Truman ordered withdrawal plans, but Washington and White House officials denied any withdrawal order.
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G O P Women Conclude Parley in Philadelphia Event
The third biennial convention of the National Federation of Women s Republican Clubs will be held in Philadelphia on September 26 and 27. The gathering in the city's historic venues will showcase speeches, committee work, and plans to advance women’s roles within the Republican party. Noted delegates from several states are expected to attend.
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