Bengal Bates Excellent In National AP Contest
Idaho State college president John R. Nichols learned Wallace E. Garrett of the Isc journalism staff announced the Idaho Bengal, published by Associated Students, earned a No 1 Excellent ring in the Associated Collegiate Press national competition. The Bengal is edited by William C. Hanson Stephen Lameroux Barbara Swisher and a staff including Gay Toler Leland Duerden Earl King Charles Lamb Robert Birdsall Pat Logan Mary Day Lindell Turner Kenneth Spiekerman Joyce Merriman Pat West Charles Clare Eugene Bush William Toler Don Larsen Ken Mansfield Marie McIntyre Russell Marten.
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Idaho State College
Wallace E. Garrett
Isc
Idaho Bengal
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Associated Collegiate Press
Garrett
University of Idaho At Moscow
Bengal
William C. Hanson
Pocatello
Stephen Lameroux
Orofino
Barbara Swisher
Gay Toler
Leland Duerden
Earl King
Charles Lamb
Robert Birdsall
Pat Logan
Mary Day
Lindell Turner
Kenneth Spiekerman
Joyce Merriman
Pat West
Charles Clare
Eugene Bush
William Toler
Don Larsen
Ken Mansfield
Marie McIntyre
Russel Marten
Bullets versus dollars in Chinese civil war opinion
The piece argues ammunition sales to the Chinese government will provoke anger among Chinese communists despite their limited impact on the civil war. It notes 130 million rounds for Kuomintang troops and questions the effectiveness of aid while highlighting U S policy and the expiring loan fund. It also discusses the need for a large American loan to cope with inflation and defeat, which is unlikely for now.
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China
U. S
America
Jews to Continue Demands and Reject Partition Plans
The United Nations commission faces a grim outlook as Jewish leaders insist on continued demands and reject partition plans. They accuse Britain of autocracy and brutality while noting Australia and Canada won't support a report unless such issues are addressed. Irgun claims no violence beyond reacting to British acts, and Bergin’s escape from Poland via Lithuania is noted in passing.
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Holy Land
Australia
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Irgun
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Wilno
Thuania
Dutch Cancel War on Offer of Aid
A Polish army commander turned Irgun leader rejects partition of Palestine as immoral and impractical saying war would be needed for a real solution. Bergin proposes a provisional Hebrew government under international order and elections, while urging open gates for all Jews seeking homeland.
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Palestine
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Bergin
Women of Moose Install Officers at Chapter 883
Installation of officers for Chapter 883 Women of the Moose was held at the Moose Hall with Mrs. Elsie Barnhart named Senior Regent. New and appointed officers were listed, followed by a program featuring a piano solo, a tap dance, and a talk on Mooseheart. An Associated Press survey noted cynicism about Paris talks and Western Europe’s facing a Soviet threat amid rising communism.
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Moose Hall
Elsie Barnhart
Ann Loveland
Georgia Cox
Germaine Espitallier
Flossie Graham
Leola Montrose
Cora Shelton
Grace Petersen
Selma Cook
Bessie Griffin
Guide
Carol Young
Jane Winn
Mildred Bloom
Sentinel
Laurene Marley
Argus
Valean Bowden
Ellen Reynolds
Clara Fordyce
Mable Murphy
Flora Bowden
Clemence Karabvoas
Louise Eckersley
Bea Crandall
Agatha McKinnon
Argie Petersen
Tillie Gravat
Eva Parkinson
Wynona Spahr
Ada Gabbert
Rhoda Orchard
Carey Jane Mouritson
Sally Yelton
Mooseheart
Child City of the Moose
Ersel Cornielsen
Truman
Marshall
United States
W. Averell Harriman
Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Berlin
Western
Europe
Netherlands
Belgium
France
Britain
Germany
Soviet Russia
Balkans
Associated Press
Paris
Russia and US trade terms over Europe aid plan
The Harvard speech of June 5 cites Secretary Marshall saying the United States will aid Europe if European nations show readiness to help themselves. The note questions Marshall’s congressional backing and the likely size of U S support.
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Harvard
Marshall
United States
Europe
Congress
United
Coal Miners Seek $13.05 for Eight Hour Day
Coal operators and union leader Lewis held an unannounced conference. Fairless and Humphrey urged a formal offer to meet Lewis wage demands of $13.05 for an eight hour portal to portal day, versus $11.85 for nine hours. The proposal would run through April 1, 1949. Northern and western operators’ spokesmen dispersed for the weekend.
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Truman Aims for Legislative Push Across Key Reforms
U S political briefing outlines Unification of the army and navy, renewal of wool price support, and a new line of presidential succession. Congress plans tax and minimum wage actions, while universal military training and national health insurance face slim chances this year amid administration opposition to Taft Hartley and veto threats.
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Navy
White House
Congress
Truman
St. Lawrence Seaway
Truman Expected To Sign Rent Bill And Extend Agencies
President Truman is anticipated to sign a rent bill on Monday. He is also expected to sign continuation measures for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and the Commodity Credit Corporation beyond midnight Monday. A resolution extending the president's powers to regulate scarce imports and exports from June 30 to July 15 is likely to pass by Monday.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Commodity Credit Corporation
Mr. Truman
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