Negev Boundary and Peace Talks Feature in Rhodes Conference
Dick Turner surveys Rhodes conference discussions on Israel’s Negev, Transjordan, and regional boundaries. He argues for including the Negev in Israel’s territory, noting Jewish plans to develop the desert, Arab hesitations, and the need for long term regional prosperity over immediate prestige.
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Can There Be A Connection Between Communists and Trials
In this analysis the author links a new Communist peace offensive to the New York trial of twelve top Communist leaders and to shifts in U S policy toward Russia. It traces acts from the Smith and Voorhis laws in 1940 to Comintern dissolution and Browder-era shifts, noting evolving postwar attitudes and judicial patience with international Communist movements.
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Negev Concession Aims to Advance Rhodes Armistice Talks
The report says concessions at Rhodes armistice talks improve prospects for peace in Palestine. Egyptian forces in the Negev may be evacuated, seen as a Jewish concession. A boundary dispute hinges on the Negev Desert, a 4000 square mile area claimed by both sides.
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Acheson confirmation and public letters in The Record
A Record Newspapers editorial page discusses the Senate confirmation of Acheson as Secretary of State with praise for his experience and independence. It notes the vote as a broad signal of fitness and cites Vandenberg and Truman as context while including reader letters about local business history and homework concerns.
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Espionage law changes urged by Attorney General Clark
Tom Clark, serving over three years as Attorney General, asks Congress for stiffer espionage statutes. He cites FBI and military intelligence studies, suggesting weaknesses in current law exposed by the House Un American Activities Committee inquiry. The proposals would expand tapping powers and criminalize possession of confidential documents, among other shifts.
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National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
National Whirligig by Ray Tucker reports on congressional procedural shifts under Rayburn and the Rules Committee, detailing how chairmen may demand recognition after bills sit 21 days, and the ensuing power struggle between party leaders. It notes dairy lobby pressure and threats affecting farm policy, with implications for repeal debates and federal versus state legislation.
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Truman Inauguration Follows Unity And Challenge
A column reflects on Harry S Truman’s White House start, noting his appeal to ordinary Americans, the social snubs at inaugural events, and two key assets driving his early presidency. It discusses cabinet quality, mediocrity among advisers, and the potential for a strong, independent leadership style in face of a new Congress and Taft-Hartley Act effects. The piece also covers Democratic reinforcements, Thurmond’s plan to attend, and regional political dynamics shaping the Capital transition.
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Don’t Take My Word For It Grammar Notes by Frank Colby
Frank Colby explains subject verb agreement with examples like His name and address are as follows and bread and milk is his favorite food. He covers compound subjects, plural and singular verbs, and irregular plurals, offering clear rules for students and writers.
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Montreal Teachers Strike Weighs on City Pupil Reach
The Montreal G A wage strike by Roman Catholic lay teachers enters its fifth day as Archbishop Charbonneau proposes returns to work with immunity guarantees still sought. About 390 of 137,270 pupils are affected. Protestant and revisions workers are not striking. demands rise from 700 to 1000 dollars yearly.
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