Fascists celebrate gains in Italy election race
Rome May 28 AP Italian Fascists show optimism over early returns from the 1953 national vote as the Italian Social Movement rises to third among parties. Christian Democrats hold Rome and gain 103 local councils from communists while 180 councils switch from independents. Vatican paper notes Rome remains in democratic hands amid party decline.
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Ministry of Interior
Italian Social Movement
Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
Christian Democrat
National Party
Christian Democrats
Lions Club Elects Dr G A Buckhout President
Dr George A Buckhout was named president at the Lions Club annual meeting held yesterday noon at the Stratfield hotel. The slate includes Chauncey L Fish as first vice president William L Walsh as second vice president Edward Sheehan as third vice president Ira R Peterson as treasurer W Howard Dona hue as secretary and others serving as directors and officers. After the business session Charles F Barnes of Bridgeport Red Cross spoke on aquatic sports.
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George A. Buckhout
Lions Club
Stratfield Hotel
Chauncey L. Fish
William L. Walsh
Edward Sheehan
Ira R. Peterson
W. Howard Donahue
Howard Bonnell
Quentin Gallagher
Harold E. Menard
Thomas Flynn
Joseph Ganim
Manuel Rodriguez
G. Hunt Wilbur
John Gonda
Raymond Hargraves
Daniel E. Brennan, Jr
George Keating
Walter J. Steig
Charles F. Barnes
First Aid
Bridgeport
American Red Cross
Speeding Plantings Grow Kunai Grass in New Guinea
Development work aims to convert kunai grass areas in New Guinea into a substitute for jute. New plantings are accelerating this effort, expanding potential fiber sources and diversifying agricultural crops in the region.
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New Guinea
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