France's Mendes-France gains chamber support for two crises
The French Chamber of Deputies expressed full confidence in Premier Mendes-France after votes on his internal economy plan and North Africa independence steps. He retains office to pursue major reforms aimed at freeing France from U.S. aid dependence and stabilizing nationalist tensions. The piece notes hopeful recognition that bold tasks may now proceed. It also discusses Ezra Taft Benson's farm aid U.S. policy, with Congress passing flexible supports to reduce artificial surpluses and protect consumers, aligning with Eisenhower's broad national interest.
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Premier Mendes-France
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Africa
Mendes-France
Tunisia
Morocco
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
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Eisenhower
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The Last Day In Beulah Park For 4-H Fair
Beulah Park in Alexandria hosts the final day of the 1954 Madison County 4-H Fair, a major event that has engaged hundreds of local youths and volunteer leaders over the past year. The fair is praised as a county wide, pride generating institution binding communities and drawing appreciation for exhibitors and sponsors who made it possible.
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Madison County
Alexandria
Beulah Park
Madigan County
City Resurfacing Main Street Under Way in Anderson
Downtown Anderson, led by City Engineer Clarence V. Windsor, completes the Main Street resurfacing and moves to Meridian Street, aiming for end of August. The projects remove old asphalt and lay a new firm surface at proper curb level to improve drainage and longevity while minimizing traffic disruption.
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Clarence V. Windsor
Main Street
Meridian Street
Tharticular
Anderson
Main
Meridian
McCarthy Ties With Tydings in Elevator Jest Reminder of German Lobby
The piece recalls Senate elevator banter between Joseph McCarthy and Millard Tydings, highlighting McCarthy's taunts with his aide and a playful scene that masked tense political rivalries. It also notes Howard Ambruster and others reminding lawmakers of postwar German property lobbying.
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German bribery in World War I era lobbying described
A historical note recounts cash contributions to U.S. politicians by German interests and their agents. It cites Sen. King, Dr. Eugene R. Pietzell, and former Rep. Herman Metz, plus figures like Hugo Schweitzer and Edward Rumley tied to Bayer and the Morning Mail. The piece highlights German funds, bribery schemes, and propaganda efforts during and after World War I.
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Eugene R. Pietzell
Herman Metz Off
New York
Washington
Count von Berndorf
Berlin
Edward Rumley
Press row on antedated communism and NATO debate
The analysis argues that the Kremlin pursues a broader alliance strategy toward Britain and the United States, with Greece and Turkey integrated into a defensive NATO perimeter. It cites McCarthy era politics, Gromyko's London role, and Senate debates as part of a campaign to secure a strong anti-Communist front and deter Southeast European instability.
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Homer
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Britishj
Alex Wiley
Wiscon
Ewain
Indiana
Capehart
South Carolina
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Maybank
Charleston, D. C
Folklore and foreign affairs in a late report
The piece discusses propulsive but flawed proletarian writing and contrasts it with two long poems about seafaring workers. It weaves in excerpts from The Sands o Dee and Three Fishers, comments on political alignments in Europe, and notes a large U S reading statistic about adults reading at a fourth grade level.
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Charles Kinggley
Scotland
Sands o'Dee
Worry Clinic Case Records on Introvert and Extrovert Sales Tips
Chauncey D., a 31 year old sales manager, questions why credit staff frustrates sales. The piece argues extroverts should smile and speak first to win customers, while introverts deal with ledgers and avoid personal warmth. It urges bankers and clerks to greet customers, nod, and thank them, noting lasting effects on sales and relationships.
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Sedation in Medical Practice Draws Fire From Dr Brady
Dr William Brady argues sedation and the use of analgesics and sedatives in medicine require careful supervision. He contrasts cautious use with overreliance by non physicians and warns about misinterpretation of patient condition under drug influence.
Hybrid Splake Fish Developed in Ontario Study
Biologists from the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests report progress on a hybrid fish called the splake. It is a cross between speckled and lake trout, produced in a controlled program. The plan is to stock northern lakes and have splake appear on anglers’ lines within a year or two.
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Toronto
Ontario Department of Lands and Forests
Newsstand failure notice for Herald subscribers
A subscriber who does not receive The Herald should phase-537 before 9 A.M. and a copy will be sent after 9 A.M. by special messenger. If your carrier fails to deliver on Sunday, go to the nearest Herald seller and sign a complaint to receive a free copy.
Local Ticker: Varied Station Names in Mixed Broadcast Menu
A jumble of odd channel and program fragments appears with names like Hans Gilbert Farber Paninmins and The Fatean Regent Hour. The list hints at a theater and weather themed broadcast lineup with unidentified entities and titles.
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Playhoun
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Blue Angel Weather
Oilbert Forlewe
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