Highway safety drive aims to curb city accidents
Hayward editorial urges stronger enforcement of traffic laws and expanded driver licensing. Governor Warren reports to May 1 meeting of state officials and May 8 national conference delegates, proposing funding and education, while the Eastbay Green Cross drive raises 50 000 via local business leaders to support public safety programs and a tax deductible contribution to the National Safety Council.
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Warren
Washington, D.C
Ineal
Green Cross
East Bay
Uheir
Mooney
Eastbay
National Safety Council
Fastbay
Sixteenth Street
Oakland
Safety Council
France Rejects Revolutionary Constitution In Three Way Vote
Louis F. Eemle reports that France’s electorate rebuked a communist backed revolutionary constitution, keeping the country on a leftward trend while limiting the Communists’ growing ambitions. The Liberal Catholic Popular Republicans held more cautious support amid the three party coalition.
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France
Popular Republicans
French Referendum Defeat Delays Stable Government in 1946
A flawed draft constitution backed by a leftist line failed in a referendum as French voters rejected a one chamber parliament and a nominal president. The result forges seven more months of interim rule, delaying decisive foreign policy, while hopes rest on a new constitutional assembly due June 2 and continued leadership by Foreign Minister Bidault amid government clashes with Gouin.
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France
Congress
United States
Great Britain
Rend
Ag Jn
Georges Bidault
MRP
Bidault
Felix Gouin
Paris Folies Bergere Show Prompts Mixed Reactions
A Paris visit reports a lavish Folies Bergere revue blending burlesque and high–gloss spectacle. Susy Prim leads a 50‑strong chorus amid elaborate costumes, hidden rigging, and German‑inspired production tricks. The narrator, limited French aside, notes ornate sets, risqué acts, and a late dinner at Du Castel followed by indigestion.
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Praderick C. Othman
Oklahoma
Central Park
Bidault Seeks Ruhr Rhineland Split Amid Political Turmoil
The article notes Bidault’s demand for separating the Ruhr and Rhineland from Germany, with General Charles De Gaulle as a secretive, influential presence behind the scenes. De Gaulle has withdrawn from current politics but remains a potent force unlikely to retire from influence.
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Bidault
Ruhr
Rhineland
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Orchard Avenue Fire Destroys Home Firefighters battle blaze at Alfred Marshall residence
Firemen extinguished a morning blaze at Alfred Marshall's home at 188 Orchard Avenue. An old barn with living quarters on the property was also damaged, with ownership and extent of loss under investigation.
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Alfred Marshall
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