Critics in Assembly prepare to air Laniel policies
In the French National Assembly Tuesday Indochina debate resumes as Laniel's government faces opposition from both left and supporting figures. Daladier Menier Francois Mitterrand Soustelle may speak, while Laniel Pleven and Hidault are expected to defend policies amid growing pressure.
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Faris Uy
Joseph Laniel
Indochina
Wkr
French National Assembly
Une
Laniel
Aee
Edouard Daladier
Pierre Menies- France
Francois
Mitterand
Jacqueis Soustelle
Charles de Gaulle
Rene Pleven
Georges
Hidault
Assembly
Ine
Army Worms Reported Across Central Illinois
Illinois Natural History Survey indicates army worm outbreaks across Central Illinois with field reports from Coles Mason Brown Adams counties. Farmers spray wheat fields as heavy infestations damage crops. Quincy area notes severe damage. Officials link moth larvae from southern Illinois colonies to the outbreaks.
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Urbana
Illinois Natural
Hilavy
Illinois
Une
Coles
Mason
Browi
Adams
Quincy
Debate to Resume After Geneva Molotov Statement
Reported stalled debate resumes after Tuesday night end. Bidcutt lingers in Geneva awaiting a likely statement from Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov on Sunday afternoon, with proceedings expected to continue on Wednesday.
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Bidcutt
Geneva
M. Molotov
Germany Second In Plastics
Bonn Germany rose to second among plastics producers behind the United States. West Germany produced plastics valued at 137 million dollars in 1953, up 30 percent from 1952. Exports more than doubled since 1951, reaching 15.59 million dollars.
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Bonn
Federal Republic of Germany
United States
West
Germany
Legion Post Elects Tonight for New Officers
New officers to be named at the Marvin Smith led post election meeting with candidates for second vice commander finance officer chaplain sergeant at arms historian and delegates to the American Legion state convention to be held in Indianapolis next month. Washington notes include Smith Candidates for various offices and references to the institution's coin collection started in 1793 with over 61,000 fur and metal specimens.
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Dure
Robert Dunlap
Hansel Aldef
George Hackett Americanjrich
Catlin Legion
Whitehead
George Knight
Graham
Marvin Smith
Orrors
Ville Speed
Johnson
American Legion
Chick Lott
Indianapolis
Washington
Smith
Tion
Ullon
Albert Coing
Gineberry
Leqnard Willough
Water Restored In Hammond After 36 Inch Main Burst
About 40 000 residents in Hammond Highland and Munster faced hours without water after a 36 inch main burst and standby reservoir ran dry. The outage began overnight and ended at 11 20 a m with water returned to most areas. Officials noted no fires and that housewives missed Monday wash. A portable irrigation system was introduced to support farms and schools, enabling irrigation for about 60 acres using a 400 gallon per minute pump.
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Mammond
Ind
Hammond
Highland
Munster
Mosday
Leo Bludebsker
Xald
Cresk
Iast
George Greives Jr
Boyle Brunson
Brunson Andiariy
Monroe
Brunson
Madison County
Wind erosion damages millions of acres across plains region
A Soil Conservation study reports more than 14,000,000 acres of crop land and about 5,000,000 acres of range land damaged by wind erosion in spring across southeastern Colorado, western Kansas, eastern New Mexico, western Oklahoma, western Texas, and southwestern Nebraska as severe dust storms sweep the region. About half the nation’s sheep and lambs come from Texas, California, Wyoming, Montana, Colorado and Idaho. Fortville High School awards scholarships to Joan Petty and Rosalyn Kelly among other recognitions alongside various academic and athletic honors.
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Washington
Soil Conservation Study
Colorado
Kansas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Nebraska
Fort Worth
U. S
California
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Recovered Head of Haydn Reburied in Austria Ceremony
The skull of Austria's composer Joseph Haydn, stolen 145 years earlier, was reunited with his body in a solemn Austrian ceremony. Theodor Cardinal Innitzer blessed the skull as President Theodor Koerner and Chancellor Julius Raab attended in Eisenstadt, amid a National celebration and crowd of dignitaries.
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Austria
Joseph Haydn
Theodor Cardinal Innitzec
Vienna
Theodor Koerner
Julius Frank
Haydn
Virlenia
Lelerbik
Fisenstadt
Prince Estterhazy
Compore
Josef Rosenbaum
Prince Esterhway
Vienna Academy of Mussic
I the
Strokes Kill 170000 in U S Each Year
New York report notes cerebral incidents claim 170000 American lives annually, with 3800 stroke survivors in the nation. Many survivors are bedbound, needing one to four caregivers. Railroads report top safety records in 1949. Gasoline holds potential to move a car 450 miles per gallon if efficiency improves.
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New York
United States
Detroit
Four Million Unspent Funds Returned to Indiana Treasury
Indiana budget director Donald N. Clark says about four million dollars will be returned to the state treasury at year end. The total includes roughly 1.6 million from the contingency fund and about 240,000 from a 1953 Legislature reserve, with further allocations likely unused. Clark criticizes the 1953 plan to take 1 percent of wages and 2 percent of operating budgets and says he would not recommend repeating it.
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Indianapolis
Clark
General Assembly
Peters Seeks Re election for Indiana State Office
Peters announces candidacy for another term at the Republican state convention mailing statements to 2 685 delegates. He joins Crawlond Parker and Wilbur Young in the race while noting a history making 1952 margin and urging tax relief measures. The report notes party faction ties to Gov Craig and possible opposition none yet to Young Peters or Parker.
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Indianapolis
John Peters
New Albany
Nepublican
Peters
Crawlond FP
Parker
Wilbur Young
Frante
T. Millis
Millis
Curtis HE
Bardin
Rensselaer
Jasper County
Geriggles
Slals
Whh
Craig
State Highway Department
General Fund
Highway Department
Young
Tetlore
Uneaiid- Craig
Republican Party
Josephine Baker Returns To Push Slander Suit
New York reports Josephine Baker, St Louis born Negro singer now French citizen, flew from Paris to press a slander claim against columnist Walter Winchell. She plans a two week stay. Baker earlier charged the Stork Club discriminated against her color and sues Winchell, Hearst and others for 400000.
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New York
Josephine Batsiar
Paris
Walter Winchell
Foltag Bergera
Fimmi~ Bration
Miss Baker
United States
Stork Club
Winchell and His
Hearst Corp
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Legion Post
Fortville
Joan Petty
Hove
Fortville High School
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Muncie
Missi Petty
Sunshine
Latin Club
Rosalyn Kelly
Indiana University
Kelly
Ned Brown
Charlotte
Indiana
Michigan Electric
Yearnurgical Museum
Vienna University
Esterhazy
Academy of Muale
University
Academy
Esterhazys
Eisenstadt
U.S
Chicago
Boy Cara
Cains
Anderson
Merald
Old
Chelsea Star
Laura
Josephine Baker
Raskmeny
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