Attlee C Coy and Churchill Eager for England Elections
The piece analyzes Britain’s looming general election, noting Labor's faltering support and Conservative gains in 15 by elections. It cites Attlee's tight grip on power, Churchill’s desire to return as PM, and internal party pressures for a May or 1955 vote amid debates over social programs and rearmament.
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Attlee C Coy
Churchill
England
Shachford
Steff
Ndon
Scarborough
House of ‘Commons
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Labor
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P.c3. 1959 by-elections.Total Vote, 366,645. Conservatives, 250,74 149.55 P.C
Tories
Clement Attlee
Labor Party
Atlee
Attlee
Winston
Churchills Park
Tasige
Aneurin Bevan
College Boy Leads Drive For Modest Dress Change
CHICAGO reports a group of Sothos girls led by Peter J Foote a Chicago inter student Catholic Action president launches a campaign to promote modest dress in schools and stores. Foote a Leysis University freshman says most girls avoid revealing fashion and plans a fashion caravan to prove dresses can be stylish yet modest.
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Chicago
Peter J. Foote
Leysis University
Catholic Action
Foote
South Side
Five-man Texas study group formed on state personnel policy
A Texas Economy Commission announcement set up a five member advisory committee to review state government personnel policies. Stuart A. MacCorkie said the panel includes Er. R. Dailey of Bumble Refining, Victor F. Grima of Houston, H. Bord Harrison of Dairys, Paul Sperks of Austin, and Dr. William R. Spriegel of the University of Texas.
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Austin
Texas State Federation of Labor
William R. Spriegel
College of Business Administration
University of Texas
Congressm n fiaps Loafing At New H Bomb Factory
Rep W M Wheeler of Georgia tries for a carpenter job at the South Carolina H bomb plant. He reports high union initiation fees and dues, many workers perceived idle, and little visible work on site amid questions about defense job efficiency. He notes about 15,000 workers exist and plans to inform the Atomic Energy Committee.
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Frank Eleazerup
Washington
W.M
Don) Wheeler
Georgia
South Carolina
Atomic Energy Committee
Wheeler
Augusta
Wheeler Wiis
Desert uniform designs and snorkel jeeps tweak Army gear
Sir Hubert Wilkins designs a new desert camouflage uniform to be tested at the Yuma desert station with a special unit. Snorkel jeeps capable of underwater travel are described, along with other Army equipment enhancements and budget updates. A youth traded guns for haircuts leading to detention and a barber's arrest for receiving stolen property.
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Sir Hubert Wilkins
Yuma Desert
Ari Zone
San Diego
Cfi
Good News Moves Fast To New Papa In Japan
Lincoln Nebraska reports Barbara Russell wife of Lt Richard Russell delivered a son in Lincoln. A ham radio operator at Offutt Field contacted a friend in Japan, confirming the birth and sending quick news to the new father stationed in Japan.
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New Papa
Japan
Lincoln
Soldering Expert Seals Historic Documents Under Glass
World War II veteran Gilles displays expert craft by sealing the original Constitution and Declaration of Independence at the Library of Congress. He blows helium to test for impurities and uses copper-sealed glass panels of a new light-resistant design, able to withstand heavy impact while preserving 164 year old parchments.
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Harman W
Nichols
Washington
Louis Gilles
Truman
Library of Congress
Louie
Liples-Ouss- Ford Glass
John Hencock
Bureau of Standards
Gilles
Grad
Long-lived Mobile cat nets unusual lifespan
Pedigree a Yeline of indeterminate ancestry belongs to the John O Connor family in Mobile. The aging cat Belonging to the O Connor clan is said to be about 20 years old, nearly twice the typical cat life expectancy.
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Mobile
Ala
John O'Connor
Brisk bee business aids farmers after pesticides rise
In Waverton Wisconsin rural pages, pollination concerns drive farmers to replace wild bees with managed stocks. The shift follows rising use of insecticides including DDT, prompting efforts to protect crops and ensure pollination. Local ads highlight options and suppliers amid mounting pesticide debates.
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Wavertown
Wis
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