United States urged to demand France pay war debt
Lyle Wilson argues the U S should respond to Charles de Gaulle with financial pressure, citing about 4.7 billion in unpaid WW II debt and France’s gold holdings. The piece calls boycotting France and reopening debt negotiations, framing France as rich and the U S as strained. The column ends with a brief local auction notice from Hoosick Falls, N Y.
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de Gaulle
United States
NATO
France
U.S
England
Germany
U.S. Treasury
United Nations
Congress
Great Britain
Free World
Fort Knox
Charles de Gaulle
Wilming ton doctor reappointed state health officer
Dr. Milton Wolf of Wilming ton has been reappointed health officer by the state Health Department at a recent meeting of the state Board of Health in Middlebury. The Rev. Charles Sanford and the Rev. Laurinda Sanford, former Wilmingtonians now in Wisconsin, plan a trip to Scotland England and Wales visiting relatives and cathedrals. Their highlight is a conference in London where they were invited to preach at Hun staton, a parish of 22 churches.
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Milton Wolf
Wilmington
State Health Department
State Board of Health
Middlebury
Britain
Charles Sanford
Laurinda Sanford
Old Home Day events and notices in Arlington area
Arlington East Arlington announces Old Home Day at Randolph Eastern Star Home on Sunday August 28. Residents should leave foodstuffs with Mrs Agnes Belcher in Arlington or Mrs Mary Best in East Arlington. Contacts for Randolph trip: Mrs Ann Secor. Local residents Gerald Monroe and family from Greenfield New York visit Mr and Mrs Frank La Badie. Arlington Fire Company members C Lee Marsh George E Zimmer and Daniel visit Norwich University for state firefighters training. Cheryl Salter visits Camp Wihakowl in North.
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Randolph
Eastern Star
Agnes Belcher
Arlington
Mary Best
East Arlington
Ann Secor
Gerald Monroe
Greenfield
Center
N.Y
Rabies Case in Vermont Involves Fox at Cambridge Farm
Vermont reports its 18th animal rabies case after a fox attacked a barn resident at Claude Briere farm in Cambridge. The animal was killed on a back road. this marks the second rabid fox found in the Cambridge area. In Caracas, Venezuela, officials describe the Orinoco River as the nation's largest, extending about 1,500 miles from the Amazon to the Caribbean.
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Robert Aiken
Claude Briere
Cambridge
Aiken
Caracas
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