Bernadotte Assassination Fractures Palestine Peace Efforts
The slaying of Count Folke Bernadotte and Col. Serrot in Jerusalem shocks the world as the UN ponders his peace plan. The United States endorses the final report recommending internationalizing Jerusalem and creating a Palestine commission to settle borders and refugees.
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United Nations
Katamon
Jerusalem
Count Folke Bernadotte
Col
Andre Pierre Serrot
Serrot
Bernadotte
U. N. Palentina
Hadassah
Palestine
Israel
Stern Gang
Oslo
Norway
U. N
Trygve Lie
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Palais du Chaillot
Folke Bernadotte
Negev Desert
Givnn
Galilee
U.N
Technical
Palestine Contiliation Commission
United States
Marshal
Marshall
Shrinking Dollar Values and Inflation From 1939 Benchmarks
Since 1939 the money supply rose from 33 billion to nearly 109 billion while industrial output more than doubled. Each dollar now buys 1.16 times less in foods, and inflation has driven prices higher as dollars chase fewer goods.
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U. S
Western Stand in Moscow Crisis Deepens as Talks End
Western powers pressed for a clear yes or no on lifting the Berlin blockade while Moscow discussions with Molotov and Stalin ended. Marshall warned the Soviet Union at the UN against mistaking patience for weakness, as Bevin in Parliament and Paris shaped the policy stance fixing to oppose concessions.
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Diiaer
V. M. Molotov
Stalin
Moscow
Kremlin
Russia
Berlin
U. S
George Marshall
U. N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Paris
U. N
France
Great Britain
Ernest Bevin
Home Ownership Surges Amid Paradox of Housing Search
A federal reserve board survey reports 49 percent of nonfarm American families owned homes at the start of the year, totaling 18.5 million. Farm families were not counted, but are traditionally more likely to own.
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Federal, Reserve Board
There’s No Excuse America’s Rural Fire Warning
Fire prevention week has passed but farm fire danger remains and could rise. Protection experts say there is no longer any excuse for Americans to neglect safeguards. Improvements and means to reduce risk are available now.
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America
Rural fire protection districts boost losses protection
The National Board of Fire Underwriters states the principal way to cut rural fire losses is a capable volunteer fire department. Such departments are housed in a small town but serve surrounding areas organized into a fire protection district, as seen in Wisconsin and nearby states.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Confused Quiz From Historic News Item
Answers claim the United Nations met in Varia at a 10 to 12 week session in an elaborate building. Ambassadors include Walter Modell Smith Frank Roberts and Yves Chetagneau. The 1960s dive plan cites Prof Auguste Piccard. Princess Elizabeth’s November baby expectation is noted.
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Varia
Pssembly
Amertcan
Uridah
Afolotoy
Belgias
Patate de Charliot
Walter Modell Smith
Frank Roberts
Yves Chetaigneau
Auguste Piccard
Ralph
Hernadette
Price Aid and Farm Price Supports Politics
The piece argues both major parties back farm price supports, citing Dewey and Truman. It notes wartime shifts in the program, its goal to aid farmers and abroad, and concerns about inflation and surplus. Congress will revise parity prices effective 1950 with flexible support levels.
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Dewey
Congress
Truman
U. S
Dewey Honored by Egg Themed Club at Pawling Farm
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey received an honorary membership in the national Good Eye club at his Pawling New York farm. Hobart Creighton, Indiana GOP nominee for governor and Poultry and Eye board president, presented an egg bedecked plaque.
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Henry Wallace
South
Thomas E. Dewey
GOP
Pawling
N. Y
Good Eye” Club
Hobart Creighton
Indiana
The
Poultry and Eye National Board
Answer Man Brannan Questions on Agriculture Secretary
The text describes Secretary of Agriculture Charles Brannan receiving many questions not related to farming. It notes a daily influx of about 3.00 questions and lists sample queries about burying cats, the actress Little Eva on the stage, and a lonely hearts club request.
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Charles Brannan
Little Eva
Relief Map Ready For Distribution In Utah
Relief map of Utah prepared by the state department division and U S Geological Survey. Available at UPID 512 Atlas Building Salt Lake City for fifty cents. Western tourism drive highlighted by travel literature and magazines. Geneva Steel employs 6,000 with payroll around 20 million dollars. Rivering steel mill expansion to light gauge coils by year end. Monthly finished steel shipments near 75 000 net tons.
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Raw Materials
State Department of Publicity and Industrial Development
United States Geological Survey
UPID
Atlas
Salt Lake City
Utah
U. S. Geological Survey
Werstern
Overland Greyland Lines
Zion National Park
Bryce Canyon
Temple Square
Saltair Resort
Desert Magazine
Arches National Monument
Harry Goulding
Monument Valley
Geneva Steel Company
Geneva
Britain receives first children's charter from youth poll
A 10 point children’s charter for parents is issued after input from 228 boys and young assistants aged eight to 22. The list reflects diverse schooling backgrounds from an expensive preparatory to a London county comprehensive.
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Britain
London County Comet
Repantant Thief Returns Stolen Goods in Los Angeles Parcel
Mrs. B. L. Coates of Carmel California reported a burglary stealing a camera light meter jewelry elk tooth fountain pen and other items. A week later the loot was sent back by parcel post from Los Angeles with an unsigned note apologizing for the crime and vowing not to drink again.
Cottage Cheese as a High Quality Protein Source
A half cup of cottage cheese provides protein on par with beef or pork and is a cheap high quality option. While vegetable and grain proteins exist, animal proteins are superior, so cottage cheese can substitute for grain products to save grain for foreign shipment.
California sun dries most US raisins for cheap harvests
The passage notes California's sunny climate favors sun-drying raisins making production cheap. It mentions the condor, an American vulture, as one of the largest birds by length and wingspan, highlighting its size.
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United States
California
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