Indiana Evening Gasette Subscription Rates and Staff
The Indiana Evening Gasette lists staff including R. H. Ray N DeWitt Ray Amy Taylor Rat R. Hastie Ray Russell M. Hickmy Josheh L. Donnelly William 8. Hastings Frank Hood and associates The paper is published daily except Sundays and legal holidays with varying subscription rates for in and outside Indiana at three, six, and twelve month terms.
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R. H. Ray
N. Dewitt Ray
Amye Taylor
R. Hastie Ray
Russell M. Hickmy
Josheh L. Donnelly
William
HASTINGS FRANK # HOOD
Associated Press
AP News Dispatchea
Carrier Boy
Indiana
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Wentmoreland
Second Clan Pentace
Penna
Ava
Newa
Kays Gary Receives Doctorate Amid Belmont Abbey Night
At Belmont Abbey College in Charlotte the crowd watched as Kays Gary, famed Charlotte Observer columnist, received a doctorate in human letters. The ceremony honored his journalistic craft while scenes turned toward controversial charity efforts linked to Sister Marie Patrice and Holy Angels Nursery.
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Charlotte
N.C
Belmount Abbey College
Haid Gymnasium
Ceuise
Bishop McLoughlin
St. Petersburg
Kays Gary
Human Letters
Kays
Gary
North Carolina
Marie Patrice
Patrice
Belmont Abbey College
Predominant religion and historic plant note
A quiz item states that over 70 percent of South Vietnam profess Buddhism while about 1 percent are Roman Catholics. It also mentions the large bean known as the bean of history grows in the Mediterranean region where recorded history began.
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Republic of Vietnam
Mediterranean
Paris Talks Relief From Home Strife
Washington report on Ho Chi Minh’s troubles in North Vietnam highlights domestic shortages, unrest, and infighting. Paris talks ease bombing pressure and allow continued infiltration of troops, while South Vietnam rebuilds underground networks and the U.S. speeds civilian pacification and military training.
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Washington
Southeast Asia
Ho Chi Minh Ta
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
North Vietnamese Communist Party
Red China
Soviet Russia
Cuba
Middle East
Africa
Soviet Union
Paris
United States
Hanoi
Haiphong
U.S
United State
Hanoi - Haiphong
Veterans and civic leaders highlighted in county notes
Robinson resident Chester R Fisher was elected commander of the Indiana County Council Veterans of Foreign Wars. Russell Keirn of the Pennsylvania Department of Public Assistance became president of the Indiana Lions Club. McKay Lytle was installed president of Horace Mann Parent-Teachers Association. Bolivar Legionnaires dedicated a new $25,000 Legion Home with Daniel Hartbauer delivering the main address. Dr A H Stewart was reelected chairman of the Indiana County Republican Committee.
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Chester R. Fisher
Robinson
Indiana County Council, Veterans of Foreign Wars
Russell Keirn
Pennsylvania Department of Public Assistance
Indiana Lions Club
McKay Lytle
The
Horace Mann Parent- Teachors Association
Daniel €. Hartbauer
Pennsylvania American Legion
Bolivar Legionnaires
A. H. Stewart
Indiana
Lincoln Emancipation Anniversary and Paper Profits Critique
Drew Pearson reports from Washington on Resurrection City under rain and plastic shacks, linking poor residents to lingering effects of emancipation. He highlights federal subsidies paid to plantation owners in Mississippi and other states, arguing laws favor landowners over tenant farmers and accusing Congress of subsidizing wealthier growers while neglecting the poor. He urges lawmakers to read the appropriations volume and reconsider the economic balance.
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Washington
Resurrection City
Georgia
Lincoln Memorial
Virginia
Maryland
Abraham Lincoln
Abe Lincoln
Department of Agriculture and Related Agencies
South
Congress
United States
Mississippi
Sunflower County
Eastland
W. D. Patterson
Uncle Sam
Alabama
W. L. Corcoran
Barbour County
Ben Bowsen
Emmett Scroggins
Colbert County
Lawrence County
Limestone County
Arizona
Texas
California
Giffen Company
Fresno County
South Lake
Kansas
South Dakota
North Carolina
Kentucky
Puerto Rico
Luce and Company
A. Roig Sucres
C. Brewer Company
Harlem
Chicago
House
Senate
Fly Tongue Scales and Safe Home News
New York AP notes a scale measuring one-millionth of a fly’s tongue mass, while census data show 14,250,000 vacant lots in America. It also cites trivia on de Gaulle, cheese varieties, home safety cuts, shark jaw pressure, exercise benefits in India, hay fever impact, fortunes tied to moles, penny luck, New Year folklore, and Fenelon’s quip about peace for believers.
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New York
America
Texas
California
Florida
Charles de Gaulle
France
National Safety Council
Francois de Fenelon
France’s De Gaulle Faces Communist Labor Pact Allegations
CIA files reveal alleged pact between the French Communist Party and Charles de Gaulle to pacify workers via CGT strikes. The piece describes a long pattern of staged demonstrations, wage suppression, and strategic labor-front manipulation, with De Gaulle seen as safeguarding Soviet interests while workers demand higher living standards.
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Washington, D.C
Central Intelligence Agency
Communist Party
Charles de Geulle
de Gaulle
Matignon
France
Andre Malraux
Sorbonne
Malraux
Machiavelli
Paris
Force Ouvriere
AFL
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Indiana Trinting & Purtishting Company
Philadelphia St
Jim Bishop
Just Causes
St. Jude of Journalism
Charlotte Observer
Institute of Learning
Benignas
Holy Angels Nursery
Jude Cleary
Father Cuthbert
RE. Allen
Billy
Alan
Yester Daze
Gazette
Drew Pearson
Lincoln
Boyle
Howard B. Sprague
India
CIA
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Force
Ouvriere
Catholic General Confederation of Democratics
National Assembly
Mikhail Bakunin
Graybeard
Karl Marx
First International
Bakunin
Traditox
Avenue du Maine
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