Palestine problem opens new UN issues in earlier era
UN officials privately note the Palestine crisis will test the world body in unprecedented ways. Questions arise over who speaks for Jews, neutrality of allies, and how non governmental groups gain access. Arabs push for neutral commissions while Jews seek official channels or home sponsored statements.
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WY Larky Mwauck
Tate Success
United Netions
Palestine
Young Peace Agency
U.N
General Assembly
Security Council
Trusteeship Council
United States
Great Britain
World Agency
Arab League
Soc
Trygve Lie
Otietay
Jewish Agencies and World Jewish Congress List U.N. Registered Groups
Publication notes that Palestine and World Jewish Congress leaders seek limited access for certain bodies, with a view toward an assembly on the Holy Land. It lists organizations registered with the U.N. including American Jewish Congress, Bnai Brith, Hadassah, Jewish Labor Committee, and others.
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Jowlah Agetoy
Palestine
World Jewish Congrom Hayu
Mely
Beaides
Jewish Agency
The
World Congress
U.N
American Jewish Congress
American League For A Free Palestine
Waai Brith, Hadaasah
Jewish Labor Committes
Jewish War Veterans of the United States
National Council of Jawish Women
Agudas Israel World Organization
Agudath Tarnel Youth Countcil of America
Grafton Notes On Meetings And Departures
Grafton notices include Mrs Frank Hicks leaving today for several weeks in Dartmouth Massachusetts. Frances Boedish of Troy visited over the weekend with cousin Mary Jane Boedish. Red Cross drive aims for 320 dollars with Alva Agnes Moors as chair. Eugene Sheridan has returned to New London Coon after a short leave with his mother Mrs Margaret Sheridan. Mrs William Dagan covers as teacher at School Ja Thetat No 1 until Mrs Martha Luxby recovers. Roll Call at the Methodist Church on Tuesday March 18 at 7 30 pm with social hour at 8 30 pm. Founders Night for the Parent Teacher Association at the West Grafton School House tomorrow evening with speakers Mrs William Dugan and Miss Dorothy Dornauer. Refreshments served.
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Frank Hicks
Dartmouth
Maas
Frances Boedish
Troy
Mary Jane Boedish
Red Cross
Alva
Agnes Moors
Eugene Sheridan
New London
Coon
Margaret Sheridan
William Dagan
Jathet No. 1
Martha Luxby
Methodist Church
Parent-Teacher Association
West Grafton
William Dugan
Misa Dorothy Dornauer
East Schodack Residents Return From Hospital
East Schodack Henry Hermann and Mrs T Ray Van Hoesen have recovered and left St Peter's Hospital. Willis White also returned. Mrs John Duggan hosted the B B Button Club. Miss Charleene Petsch celebrated her ninth birthday with a party attended by Geraldine Nitsky Florence Wittoft Patricia Percy Phoebe Jones and Marvin Van Deusen. Patricia Percy, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Percy, burned her hand reaching for hot water on the Stitchen range in a second degree burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hermann
T. Ray van Hoesen
St. Peter's Hospital
Willis White
John Duggan
B. B. Button Club
Charleene Petsch
Geraldine Nitsky
Florence Wittoft
Patricia Percy
Phoebe Jones
Marvin van Deusen
Arthur Percy
Cropseyville Notes On Local Residents And Visits
Cropseyville notes report Miss Marguerite Shdngston age 11 at home. The Willing Workers Society met at Mrs Paul Sherman. Mrs Emma Wood of Poestenkill visits her daughter Mrs Louis Alderman. Mr Harold Beeby of Pittsfield recent guest of Mr and Mrs Leon Brown. Mr and Mrs Louis Church family have moved into Mrs Bentley’s apartment.
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Marguerite Shdngston
Willing Workers’ Society
Mra
Paul Sherman
Emma Wood
Poestenkill
Louis Alderman
Harold Beeby
Pittsfield
Mre
Leon Brown
Louis Church
Petersburg
Union Head Quits Amid Red Complaint in Fight Within CIO
Washington reports C LO Union President i Reld Robinson resigns over internal dispute labeled as a union wrecking crisis. Maurica E Travis ascends to presidency after Robinson states he will remain a rank and file worker to battle alleged Communist leadership. Union locals dispute leadership and accuse external forces of undermining the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.lo
Washington
Reld Robinson
International Union of Aino
BI & Bmoltor
Klanceton
Robinson
Maurica E. Travis
Martinez
Cal
Fmt
Travis
Hobinson
Progres
Boversl Midwast
New England
Butte, Mont
Connecticut
Union expresses confidence amid three decisive conditions
The Union has expressed its confidence in me despite facing three decisive conditions. The brief emphasizes resolve and the ongoing political stance without detailing additional factors.
Anterlouns Increase Citrus Fruit Output to 78 Pound
The facility has raised its page capacity to produce citrus fruit from 1 to 78 pounds. This marks a significant expansion in production capacity, reflecting growing demand and investment in fruit processing capabilities.
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Anterlouns
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Janu
Angus Wtock
Proiata Tattion Epalestine Wfight
Waldo
U.N. Problem
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By & Now
Thomas A. Graham
North
John Speirs
Famous Magazine
John
Carstairs
Alendro Wiuskhy
Carstaies
Carstairs Bros. Distilling Co, Inc
Baltimore
Arstairs Establisher
Grafton
East Schodack
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