Palestine War Escalates With Naval and Air Blows
Jewish forces report gains from El Kuhieba to Kabab el Hawal south of the Sea of Galilee while Arab attacks falter near Ramle and Safad. Beisan and Samakh fall risks loom as Syrian and Iraqi troops press north. Tel Aviv endures its fourth day of heavy bombardment with many dead and wounded.
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Rehovot
Kabab el Hawal
Sea of Galilee
Bar
Asal Jaq
Hamle
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Irgun
Ramle
Here
Safad
Beisan
Samakh
Esdraclon
Sour
Galilee
Rumn
Tei Ayn
No More Free Rides in Newark Cab Incident
A Newark, New Jersey taxi driver refused free rides after a passenger repeatedly produced a $40 bill for early morning trips claiming it was all he had. The driver lacked change and later handed the man a melt fitted with 309 metal coins, an action the driver regrets as the passenger has not been seen since.
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Newark
N. J
CPA
Wee
Moon
Jews Capture Acre and Refugee Crisis Deepens
Haganah forces seize Acre after three days of house to house fighting as Jewish state boundaries face UN partition lines. Haifa falls as refugees flood from Jordan valley while Geneva reports the International Refugee Organization can no longer sponsor immigration to Palestine due to lack of UN recognition. About 160,000 remain in displaced persons camps under THO supervision.
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Haganah
Acre
United Nations
Palestine
Haifa
Howl
Jordan Valley
Trans-Jordan
Geneva
International Refugee Organization
Jailers Accused of Corruption as Thieves Testify
In court two thieves charged jailers with using prison labor and government funds for private homes. The court sentenced the jailers to jail and praised the thieves for their honesty, while a reform institute cited crooked routine during terms.
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Avanenains
Reform Institute
Cour
Russian Radio Bombards Japan Broadcasts From Moscow Reach Listeners
Tokyo reports show Japanese daily tuning into Soviet broadcasts via Ki barovsk or Komsomolsk relayed from Moscow. The newscasts present Soviet versions of Nipponese events and world news, warning that the signals can be picked up by ordinary radios as broadcasts expand. Damage from the propagandistic effort undermines local media environments.
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Tokyo
Moscow
Kibarovsk
Komsomolsk
Mundt Bill Aims to Penalize Communist Ties with Moscow
The Mundt bill would require Communist parties and fronts to register with the Justice Department, bar Communists from federal jobs, deny passports, and label mailed material. Muller argues it covers allied groups and could affect Henry Wallace’s activities. Senator Mundt receives cautious backing from Senator Tal.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Ny Fronts
Justice Department
Yabs
Muller
Henry Watlave
Lahut
Robert A ‘Tal
Chawrmain
Senate
Republican Policy
Pretzel Fold Weighs In On New Diaper Design
Boston toddlers and parents read of a bold diaper innovation called the pretzel fold praised as the discovery of the century by a national diaper services institute. The fold claims unique middle thickness with two thinner sides, drawing attention ahead of a meeting in Boston.
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Boston
Heal
Far East aid plan touted as modernized recovery effort
Washington release describes a proposed 220 million dollar carless recovery program for Japan, Korea, and the Ryukyu Islands. A committee of industrialists and experts calls it a Little Marshall Plan to reduce burdens for American taxpayers and fund food in Asia while Ike contemplates appeals. Dwight D. Eisenhower accepts a chairmanship for a worldwide children aid campaign, pledging duty as American to join the humanitarian effort.
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Far East
Washington
Litho Army
Japan
Korea
Ryukyu Istanis
Rommui
Moo
Bar East
Ike Jieads
New York
Dwight D. Risenhower
United Nahony Appeal For Children
Columbia University
Draft draft and Senate debate on universal military conscription
A draft bill faces Senate talks amid questions over race based service rules and a two year draft for men 19 to 25. The House panel will resume hearings on a separate temporary draft bill with 18 to 40 year olds and two year service. Chairman Alien Al notes Rules Committee hearings may continue into next week.
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Seareuels
Rvssele
May
D-8.c
Acrius
Capitol
Ratles
Armed Services Committee
House
Alien al
Rules Committee
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Richard F. Wilson of 465 Edgehid Road sustained an average of 2.667 of 3.6 while other local residents gained membership in the chapter. Names listed include Ronald Muller of Reis Sl Pit and Clinton S Bernhaas of 2 E Phisabeth St Skaneateles along with Thomas Iannado of Rochester, Frederick Davis of 8 Eylmeston and Bernard Linn of Brooklyn among others.
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Richard F. Wilson
Edgehird
Ronald Muller
Reissl Pit i
N. Waddsorth St
Clinton S Bernhaas
E. Phisabeth At
Skaneateles
Thomas Iannadone
Rochester
Frederick” Davis
Frederick” Davis, 8. Eylmeston
Bernard Linn
Browklyn
Nilin Mitre A. Schloss
Angen
Coal Talk and Pensions Clash at Labor Talks
A disputed pension issue for minors looms over wage talks as the court weighs injunctions under Taft Hartley procedures. Moody, central to negotiations with the Southern Coast Producers Association, clashes with PCA officers over who can sign the contract. Some operators view Lewis stance as a long campaign against Moody’s role, shaping the bargaining dynamics.
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Yuguelinn
Alan Goldsborough
Ling
Mody
Digpml A
Thew
Southern Coast Producers Association
Re Banks
Lanier
Mourly
Perdecenor
Its
Hoover
Lewis
Southern Association
PCA
Shen
Moody
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