Peace and Liberty movement reshapes French election
Jean-Paul David, 39, mayor of Mantes and radical socialist deputy, leads Paix et Liberte a non-political anti Communist campaign in France. Posters, radio broadcasts, and thousands of volunteers push a message of liberty against Soviet influence ahead of elections.
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ARIS
NEA
Paris
Jean-Paul David
France
Picasso
David
Mantes
Paix Et Liberte
Russia
Communist Party
Pulitzer Prize Poet Turns Sign Painter
Pulitzer winner Robert P. Tristram Coffin designs a library sign at the University of Cincinnati to honor Stephen Foster. The Stephen Collins Foster room houses the second largest collection of Foster memorabilia in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Robert P. Tristram Coffin
University of Cincinnati
Stephen Foster
Playgrounds Open Monday For 9 Weeks
Cedar Rapids will launch fifteen summer playgrounds with trained staff for nine weeks starting Monday at 10 am. Twenty eight workers and youths will supervise activities from 6 to 17 years. adults have programs too. Each area offers sports crafts games and events with weekly hikes and community nights.
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Cedar Rapids
Barber Says Mustache Trend Menace to Husbands
New York barber John Sidiri notes many men want mustaches or beards but are blocked by wives. He cites Judge Medina and Judge Murphy as inspirations, yet most men abandon the plan after brief experimentation. Sidiri says the reaction is a social joke with no lasting change.
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New York
John Sidiri
Sidiri
Harold Medina
Thomas F. Murphy
Peggy Ann's Dad Receives Heartwarming Father's Day Gift
In New York Memorial Center for Cancer Peggy Ann Smith 10 cheered her father J. C. Smith after a hemorrhaging brain cancer ordeal. Funds from Peggy Ann Smith day in North Carolina supported care as she improves eating and strength with constant hospital feeding while mother Lucille Smith arrives from Rockingham.
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Smith
Peggy Ann
New York
Peggy Ann Smith
Memorial Center For Cancer
J. C. Smith
Rockingham
N. C
North Carolina
Richmond County
The
American Legion
Lucille Smith
Henry Tate
Watson and King Funeral Home
Drive Much
Drive Much describes public attitudes toward early automobiles in West Branch and the U.S. It recounts the first car owners public reception and farmer hostility, plus a note on repairs. It also cites Delmar G. Roos on how smoother driving and proper maintenance improve gasoline mileage and reduce waste.
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Bernie Corbin
The
Gazette
West Branch
Corbin
Vast Fires Mark Icelands Desolate Northern Hearth
National Geographic reports Iceland holds a vast burned wilderness called the fire focus of the north. Sulphur beds geysers and mud cauldrons testify to dying fires beneath the earth, signaling a dramatic geologic upheaval in the northern landscape.
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Washington
Iceland
National Geographic
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Lincoln School
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Marilyn Brown
Hayes School
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Pat Gary
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Rose Marie
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Marilyn Beardsley
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Pat Mason
Kenwood
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Ellis and Bever Parks
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1St Ave
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