Western Europe Communists face Soviet strategic trap
The piece cites Maurice Thorez claiming Communists must link economic aims with Moscow goals, pressuring unions and workers. It notes declines in CGIL CGT and Communist party memberships in Italy and France, while Moscow aims to split Western Allies, block West German arms, and win influence through altered trade union tactics.
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Paris
Oven A
Europe
Poptr
Japal Jar
William le Ryan
Moscow
Italy
Fiat
Turin
Little
Detroit
Reds
Milan
Red North
Christian Democratic Party
CISL
Christian Democratic Labor Federation
CGIL
Labor Federation
France
General Labor Confederation
CGT
Workers’ Force
Communist Party
L'Humanite
Ce Soir
Vienna
World Federation of Trade Unions
DAY Elects Topeka Man Commander of District
Max Austin of Topeka was elected commander of the first district of the Department of Kansas Disabled American Veterans at a Sunday meeting in the Municipal Building. Edward Latta was succeeded as commander with officers including Robert Staples of Kansas City and Clayton Miller of Atchison. The meeting featured talks by Fred Theurer and Cloud Pugh on veterans claims and constitutional by laws. Plans for the May state convention in Pittsburg were discussed and district officers installed by Commander Benfer. Luncheon followed, with Commander Lucy Lambert in charge.
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Max Austin
Topeka
Department of Kansas
Disabled American Veterans
Edward Latta
Robert Staples
Kansas Ciy
Clayton Miller
Atchison
Hershel Straw
Michael H. Kinney
Lawrence
Vincent Wolfe
DAV
Latta
Benfer
Lucy Lambert
Police Head Defies Diem Ouster Orders
Saigon Viet Nam Premier Ngo Dinh Diem ousted Surete head Lai Van Sang who refused to quit arguing he was appointed by Bao Dai. Sang ordered staff to stay at post while Le named new police chief. Feud with Binh Xuyen and Cao Dai Hoa Hao factions deepens tensions in Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ip — Binh Xuyen
Lai van Sang
Ngo Dinh Diem
Surete
Sang
Diem
Viet Nam
Bao Dai
French Riviera
An Army Nan
Col
Nguyen Ngoc le
Binh Xuyen
Cao Dai
Generous Offer Proves Costly in Utica Trade Event
Utica businessman Fred Schwender marked his 3rd anniversary since 1919 by offering 36 cents in trade for every 1919 penny. Coin collector Arthur Repple found 878 coins after sifting through 40,000 and exchanged them for a refrigerator. Schwender later quipped he was glad he did not set the price at $36.
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Utica
N.Y
Fred Schwender
Arthur Repple
Schwender
Police Seek Front License Plate Revival in Michigan
Michigan police chiefs urge the secretary of state to restore a second license plate. They argue a front plate helps trace stolen cars and aid investigations. The state dropped the front plate in World War II to save metal.
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Detroit
Michigan
Southeastern Michigan Assn. of Chiefs of Police
For Sale Sunflower Village War Housing Project Structures
The Public Housing Administration invites bids for removing 100 structures of 200 temporary dwellings at Sunflower Village, 15 miles east of Lawrence Kansas on Highway 10. Bids open April 28 1955 and close May 1 1955 at 10 00 A M. Cash terms. Inspect at Sunflower Project Office or PHA Chicago office.
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United States
Public Housing Administration
Lawrence
Kansas
Sunflower
North Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Illiois
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Seersucker House
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