Mollet Names 13 Man French Cabinet in National Assembly
Premier Guy Mollet announced a 13 member cabinet to the National Assembly seeking confirmation. The lineup includes Mendes-France, Mitterrand, Pineau, Catroux, Lacoste, Gazier, Bourges Maunoury, Jules, Billeres, Defferre, Tanguy Prigent, and Houphouet-Boigny. The plan aims to broaden support among the MRP and appeal to Christian Democratic voters.
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Paris
Guy Mollet
National Assembly
Maurice Thorez
Mollet
Pierre Mendes-France
Francois Mitterrand
Union of Democratic Social Resistance
Christian Pineau
Algeria
Georges Catroux
Robert Lacoste
Albert Gazier
Maurice Bourges-Maunoury
Gilbert Jules
Rene Billeres
France
Gaston Defferre
Francois Tanguy-Prigent
Felix Houphouet- Boigny
African Democratic Rally
Houphouet-Boigny
Ivory Coast
French West Africa
Cabiinet
MRP
Popular Republican Movement
Truman Praises Ike's Foreign Policy Move
Former President Truman said Eisenhower's reply to Bulganin's friendship proposal was the best foreign affairs move since entering the White House. He made the remark in New York on arrival for a sequence of New England campaign events. He will headline a New York Democratic fundraising dinner with Kefauver and Harriman also speaking.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Nicolai Bulganin
White House
Truman
New England
New York State
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Averell Harriman
Help Spread Communism Public Service Appeal
Opinion based notice urging support for free radio broadcasts to expose Soviet satellite conditions. Claims 70 million captive people need truth and asks readers to donate Truth Dollars via their local postmaster to Radio Free Europe as a public service.
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Europe
Radio Free Europe
Death Takes Dr Cyril G Richards 71
Dr Cyril G Richards 71 physician and surgeon died at his residence after a long illness. Born in Barbados August 24 1884 he had a storied medical career including Mayo Clinic and Wisconsin urology leadership. He served St Catherine's Kenosha hospitals and the Willowbrook sanatorium and held public service roles in Kenosha.
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Cyril G. Richards
3Rd Ave
Barbados
West Indies
John H. G. Richards
Boston
Mass
Tufts College of Medicine
Long Island Hospital
Boston State Hospital
Department of Urology
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Kenosha
Richards
Wisconsin State Medical Society
Kenosha County
North Central
American Urological Society
Chicago Urological Society
International Academy of Medicine
St. Catherine’s
Kenosha Hospitals
Willowbrook Sanatorium
New Crisis Apparent In Kenosha School Enrollment
Kenosha faces growing enrollment pressures with forecasts showing junior high schools unable to handle 1959 projections and the senior high nearing capacity by 1962. Charles Walden, director of secondary education, outlined assumptions at a joint meeting of the board of education and county school committee. The session, requested by the county group, also weighed whether Kenosha schools can continue to admit tuition students. Somers and Pleasant Prairie may consider a joint high school to serve eastern county students now attending Kenosha High School.
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Kenosha
St. Joseph’s Catholic
Board of Education
County School Committee
Charles Walden
Somers
Pleasant Prairie
Kenosha High School
Harold Maurer
Walden
Joseph Hamelink
St. Joseph’s Catholic High School
St. Joseph’s
Democrats In Forecast Of Victory In Local Campaign
Nearly 100 Democrats from Kenosha and guests from Racine and elsewhere gathered at the Union Club for a long session. Party leaders reported strong support for Democratic candidates and predicted sweeping wins, with Kenosha officials reelected and a vigorous primary anticipated for the First District congressional seat between Erling Johnson and Gerald Flynn.
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Kenosha
Racine
Union Club
Caroline Wallig
Jack Beni
Sam Loizzo
Jerry Bruno
Mario Giombetti
Harry Copen
John Tondryk
Erling Johnson
Gerald Flynn
Johnson
Snow Storm Halts Antarctic Expedition Cargo
A blinding Antarctic snow storm with winds over 50 mph slowed the Hut Point operations aboard the flagship Glacier. The weather forced the American expedition to suspend outdoor work as hazardous and halt cargo transfers between ships and the land base.
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Glacier
Antarctica
Hut Point
Eisenhower abandons bond plan for highway pay as you go
President Eisenhower approved a pay as you go financing plan for highway construction, abandoning an earlier bond proposal. House Republican Leader Martin said the move stems from Democratic opposition and noted taxes would rise to fund the program. A Ways and Means committee decision on tax raises remains unsettled as leaders weigh gas, diesel, tires levies and other vehicle taxes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Martin
Mass
Congress
White House
Rayburn
Capitol
Ways and Means Committee
Weather notes from Grantsburg and Kenosha area
The report records Grantsburg at 22 below yesterday with a high of 27 and low of 12, a 6 above reading this morning, sunrise at 7 05 and sunset at 5 05. Forecast calls for continued cold with a low of 5 below to 5 above and a Wednesday high of 20 to 28, noon readings 20 at the sewage plant and downtown and 22 at American Motors.
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Kenosha
Grantsburg
American Motors
Kenosha to Open 45th Street Crossing After PSC battle
City crews will open 45th Street to traffic across North Shore tracks and erect barriers sealing 48th Street crossing. The Public Service Commission long fought the issue since 1951, ultimately ordering 45th Street opened and 48th closed with gates at 50th Street and a wig wag at 45th.
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45Th St
North Shore
48Th St
Kenosha
North Shore Railway
Public Service Commission
50Th St
Nash Motors
PSC
45Th
Lourigans Charges Get Custer Reply
City Manager R H Custer issued a public reply to Assemblyman Lourigan detailing budget errors and personnel costs. He defends the 1956 budget and explains discrepancies in debt service and special improvement fund figures, arguing for a small personnel department and clarifying accounting terms.
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Lourigans
Custer
R. H. Custer
Joseph Lourigan
Kenosha
Kenosha News
Voice of the People
the News
Lourigan
Kenosha Evening News
Council
Board of Education
Special Improvement Fund
Grandmother,39, Welcomes Triplets After Divorce Trial
Sewickley Pa. A 39 year old grandmother who endured seven of her eleven children placed in foster care after divorcing husband expresses confidence she can care for her newborn triplet sons. She names them Stephen James Vernon Alex and Harlan Bernardo and says she will find a bigger house to reunite her children.
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Sewickley
Ambridge
Fire at Sturtevant Seminary Brings Large Response
Firefighting units rushed to the St Bonaventure seminary in Sturtevant Racine county at noon today the blaze described as large by Kenosha county deputies. Federal Judge Louis E Goodman rejected Daryl Chessmans latest bid to avoid the San Quentin gas chamber. The House approved a 60 million dollar annual tax saving to farmers by exempting farm gasoline from the federal levy.
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St. Bonaventure Seminary
Sturtevant
Racine County
Kenosha County
San Francisco
Louis E. Goodman
Daryl Chessman
San Quentin Gas Chamber
Washington
House
Philadelphia Couple Sentenced in Doris Ostrei Death Case
A Philadelphia pair including Milton Schwartz and his wife Rosalie were sentenced for their roles in the death of Doris Ostrei. The case revealed the victim’s bereaved son became a focal point of ongoing investigations and court action.
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Philadelphia
Barten
Milton Schwartz
Rosalie ‘Tor
Jean Ostrei
Doris Hercher
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