Laniel Seen As Possible Mediator In Bermuda Talks
French premier Joseph Laniel emerges as a potential mediator between Britain and the United States before any Big Four with Russia. Laniel leans toward Churchill on pace but favors tangible Russian gestures and a cautious path, signaling a middle ground amid divergent U S British and French views on a Bermuda meeting.
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Taxes Big Issue In Canadian Election
In Ottawa Canada tax reduction dominates the opening week of the federal campaign. Opposition parties promise tax cuts if elected while Liberal leaders led by Prime Minister St Laurent say tax cuts are unlikely now. George Drew PC leader pledges about 500 million dollars annually. Solon Low NSC also promises cuts without a firm figure.
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Pay Instead Of Leave Is Prohibited
The House adopted and sent to President Eisenhower a bill banning cash payments for unused leave by top federal officials. The roll call was 269 to 650. The measure responds to disclosures that former Truman Administration officials drew large sums upon leaving office. It represents a compromise between Senate and House versions.
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Senate
Chickens Keep Laying Amid New Chicken House
In Chattanooga Tennessee a hen calmly remained productive during the construction of a new chicken house. She perched on a farmhouse back porch in an egg basket and delivered her daily quota as workers watched.
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Pravda Attacks Tass Over Slow News Delivery
Pravda scolds Tass for slow news delivery and quality in an editorial broadcast via Radio Moscow. The Mos cow paper faults several Russian newspapers and magazines for irregular, late publication and incomplete Tass reports. Tass spokesman in London declined further comment calling it a family quarrel.
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History of Diplomacy Published under Roosevelt and Truman
Washington reports the State Department, urged by Republican senators, fast tracks an official multivolume history of U S diplomacy covering Roosevelt and Truman. The project may reach 40 volumes and will reveal records of WW II conferences with Churchill and Stalin, including Yalta disputes. The effort follows calls to update U S Foreign Relations volumes through modern times.
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Longest and shortest streets claim marked by Chicago
Chicago lays claim to the nation’s longest uninterrupted street Western Avenue at 2314 miles and shortest Longmeadow Avenue at 31.6 feet, a title that may shift as other cities dispute the claim.
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NIL-O-NAL Lanolin Hair Care Promise
Readers are urged to use NIL-O-NAL lanolin for severe scalp dryness and damaged hair. The ad touts lanolin refined from sheep wool as a remedy for dandruff itching and various harsh chemical hair treatments.
Tar Heel Republicans Lay New Plans
Tar Heel Republicans plan to organize for future campaigns in 41 eastern counties. The Eastern North Carolina Republican Club was formed at a meeting, aiming to raise funds, hire a full time director and secretary, and start a monthly radio program on Tobacco Network. Temporary officers were Joe Dunn, Clinton, president. Garvin Hardison, Arapahoe, VP in charge of Young people. Bill Arnold, Raleigh, VP in charge of men. Jessamine Hiatt, Clinton, secretary. J. Vogt, Wilson, treasurer.
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Raleigh
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Clinton
J. Vogt
Wilson
Sky Survey Maps Vast Reach Into Space
The Sky Survey presents a comprehensive map of the heavens noting slices of the blue yonder extending to an average distance of 4,000 billion billion miles. This figure corresponds to a 4 followed by 21 zeros.
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Sky Survey
Showers and floods sweep U S with record Baltimore rainfall
The nation sees heavy rain and floods from a Nor'easter with Baltimore breaking an all time rainfall record at 4.35 inches in 90 minutes. Petersburg Indiana reports 4% inches as floods maroon motorists. Lexington Kentucky and Elkins West Virginia also record multiple inches.
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BC Pain Relief Ad Highlights Fast Acting Formula
An advertisement touts BC for headaches neuralgic pains minor aches and periodic pains. It promotes quick dissolving powder and tablet forms with the same proven formula and time tested reliability. It notes prices 10c 25c and family bottles and urges customers to buy BC today.
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