Israeli Army crushes Irgun amid clashes near Tel Aviv
Israel’s government moves to suppress Irgun Zvat Leumi with forces attacking Irgun strongholds near Abu Kebir. Heavy explosions report edly shake Tel Aviv area as Irgun proclaims itself nonmilitant but political. Prime Minister Ben-Gurion warns unity is vital amid cabinet resignations and a 24 to 7 confidence vote.
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Irgun Zvat Leumi
Irgun
Abu Kebir
Menachem Beigin
David Ben-Gurion
Beigin
Rhodes Arab Delegation May See New Peace Proposals
The Rhodes scene centers on a Arab delegation and a projected report by Bernadotte likely to submit fresh peace proposals next week. In unrelated health notes, Whisky J is not an antidote to poisonous snake bite despite common belief.
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Rhodes
United Nations
Palestine
Bernadotte
Arab League
Cairo
IShip Union Fights Strike Ban in Maritime Labor Fallout
National Maritime Union factions clash over an 80 day injunction with a plan for a nationwide seamen strike if hiring hall rules change. Seven unions totaling about 100000 members face Taft Hartley constraints as restraining orders extend on the West Coast Great Lakes and east gulf coasts.
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National Maritime Union
Joseph Curran
NUMA
Cris
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Great Lakes
East
Gulf
National Labor Relations Board
Washington
NMU
Curran Enid
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VA official challenges private trade schools for veterans
VA教育 and training chief David A. Hetzel told the Fourth Eastern Seaboard Apprenticeship Conference in Lakeland that private schools claiming to teach skilled trades are unfair to veterans. He argued schools can teach only theory and practice, not an actual trade.
Effort Proposed to Raise School Standards
A thorough survey is urged to determine actions for raising standards in these schools and to curb unfounded assertions.
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