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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1947
Page
2
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A broad analysis traces how a sequence of interlinked events in England sparked U S and global markets. Field Marshal Montgomery returns to advise on Britain's tightened defense and finances amid coal and dollar shortages, inflation, and labor pressures.
Senator Owen Brewster of Maine, a member of the Senate war committee, finds the Hughes Pan American World Airways inquiry turning dangerous as Hughes calls accusations blackmail. The $40 million war contract investigation moves from comic opera to a national drama as Brewster faces scrutiny.
United States factions argue over single flag carrier vs multiple lines for overseas air lanes. Pan American supports monopoly as pioneer, while others resist, citing current multi-line system and regional service. Senator Brewster skeptical about lone flagship plan and Pan American involvement remains unresolved.
The eleventh veto by Russia at the United Nations blocked a U S backed plan to ease Greece’s borders with Albania Yugoslavia and Bulgaria and to create a UN commission to monitor the frontier. Russia and Poland opposed nine others leaving UN momentarily unable to resolve the Greece dispute. Herschel Johnson called it an abuse of power and the U S pledged another bid. A separate note reports Dutch actions in Indonesia and broad Soviet restrictions on information stifling scholarly exchange as relations sour.
Washington county officials approve building three concrete highway bridges over a creek to serve a town, while raising real estate values by up to 75 percent and increasing tax revenue. Critics call the move unnecessary and burdening taxpayers during high construction costs and material shortages.
The Dutch government regrets UN action on the Indonesian dispute as Australia and India press the matter to the UN Security Council. The council prioritizes debates amid tension between Dutch and Indonesian forces and a potential Balkan issue being discussed.
Despite U N action, the United States and Great Britain were expected to pursue mediation or negotiation outside the United Nations over the Indonesian conflict. They did not want to embarrass the Dutch, who back Anglo American policy in Europe. The Dutch, however, refused outside mediation.
Harold E. Stassen of Minnesota renewed his salvo against New York Governor Thomas Dewey amid presidential aspirations. He accused Dewey of not meeting key issues and urged the Republican Party to take clear positions while confirming he would not accept a vice presidential slot on a Dewey ticket.
A compact plate of aphorisms and quotes on perseverance reward pain simplicity justice and personal reform. The collection blends proverbs from Maltbie Babcock Persian and Chateaubriand with a Russian saying about peace with men and quarrel with sins.
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