Defiant No From Algeria Rebuffs Paris Drive
Premier Pflimlin ordered the military chief to Algiers to press the government line in Algeria but Alain de Serigny stated the junta will not concede and will accept only De Gaulle. Lorillot was ordered to confer with Gen. Salan, who remains torn between Paris and Algiers factions.
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Paris
Pierre Pflimlin
France
Algiers
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Alain de Serigny
de Gaulle
National Assembly
Lorillot
Raoul Salan
Katy Fourth Million Loan Approved for Katy Yard Work
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad to borrow four million dollars for its six million dollar yard and terminal upgrade program at Parsons Kansas and Denison and Waco Texas. The Republican National Bank of Dallas and Mercantile Trust Co. St Louis jointly bid and will fund the loan at 50 percent interest. Collateral is 132 million dollars of 4 percent prior lien mortgage bonds.
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Washington
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Katy
Parsons
Kas
Denison
Waco
Tex
Republican National Bank of Dallas
Mercantile Trust Co
St. Louis
Work to Salvage Meat in Storage
Health Department inspectors and meat wholesalers in Chicago moved quickly to salvage seven to ten million pounds of meat from storage after a disruption. The effort involved assessing suitability and coordinating with suppliers to minimize loss and ensure safety.
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Chicago
Health Department
Four Firms Destroyed in West Side Packing House Fire
A major West Side packing district blaze destroyed four provision firms and disabled a central cooling system affecting 35 firms. Firemen cooled the flames by dawn after a Tuesday night outbreak. Damages cited from 100000 to three million dollars with meat spoilage across multiple firms and health inspectors surveying lockers nearby.
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West Side
Health Department
High Prairie Christians Sweep Church League Wins
High Prairie Christians won two seven inning church league softball games last night. They defeated First Baptist 9 to 8 and St Patrick s 6 to 3. Jerome hit a homer for High Prairie while McCoy Tripp and McKenzie Jerome earned the wins. Hall Grogan Ponce and Godinez took the losses. Box scores note Christian 9 First Baptist 1 0 1 4 0 3 1 9 10 1. St Patrick s 3 9 2. High Prairie 6 4 1. Jerome homered for High Prairie. The lingering line about scalded milk ends unread.
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Christians
High Prairie
First Baptist
St. Patrick's
McCoy
Tripp
McKenzie
Jerome
Hall
Grogan
Ponce
Godinez
R. H. E. Christian
Campaign Starts For Political Funds
A new public service advertising campaign urged citizens to contribute small amounts to political candidates or parties of their choice. The drive under the slogan Don’t pass the buck give a buck will begin next month, sponsored by the American Heritage Foundation. Advertisers, media outlets, and poster companies will be asked to join the give register and vote effort.
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Washington
Better English Quiz Review and Answers
The items ask fixes for grammar and vocabulary. Answers: 1 continual interruptions prevented his finishing his work, omit completely. 2 fiss-tyu-lah with accent on first syllable. 3 disappoint. 4 indurate means to harden or make unfeeling. 5 me word meaning fashion is mode.
Reed Sees Severance Tax No Burden on Kansas Oil
SMITH CENTER Kansas Clyde M Reed Jr Republican gubernatorial candidate says a one percent severance tax on oil and gas would not burden the industry. He cites a Kansas Legislative Council study showing 2.59 percent property taxes on production and equipment in 12 counties, saying the state would remain in line with Oklahoma. He criticizes Democrats for talking about sales tax repeal.
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Smith Center
Kas
Clyde M. Reed Jr
Kansas
Reed
Kansas Legislative Council
Reverend Brendan Downey Named President of St Benedict's College
Wi Father Brendan Downey, 40, a Perrin Missouri native, was named president of St Benedict's College in Atchison Kansas. He succeeds Rt. Rev. Cuthbert McDonald who has been college president since 1943 and will remain abbot and take on the new role of college chancellor.
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Bert McDonald
The
Chanute Tribune
St. Benedict’s Monastery
Er Cuthbert
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Greens
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W. Main
Oklahoma
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E. Main
Rev
Brendan
St. Benedict's
the Tribune
Roebuck
Chanute, Kas
the Limerick
BILL
Mgr
Hanks
Litwin
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