Italian Unity Effort Is An Uphill Struggle
PHIL NEWSOM examines Attilio Piccioni a 61 year old Christian Democrat as Italy's premier designate. His anti communist stance and ties to de Gasperi shape a fragile bid for a short lived coalition. He must balance a fractured parliament with Monarchists Neo Fascists and left wing elements while avoiding a Communist deal.
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Phil Newsom
Italy
Alcide de Gasperi
Attilio Piccioni
de Gasperi
Christian-Democratic Party
Piccioni
Poggio Dustone
Rome
Italian Popular Party
Benito Mussolini
Fascists
Pistoia
Florence
Christian Democrat Arty
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Christian-Democrats
Mexico To Divide Hearst Ranch Among Small Landowners
Mexico City reports the secretary of agriculture will expropriate and divide Hearst estate holdings in Chihuahua spanning about 160000 acres. The government bonds compensate original owners as long-term debt to small farmers per agrarian law.
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Mexico City
Secretary of Agriculture
Mexico
William Randolph Hearst
Chihuhua
Texas
New Mexico
Suspected Red Poison Victim in Communist Trial
The autopsy in Seattle found an unidentified poison caused the death of William J. Pennock, a defendant in the Communist conspiracy trial. Dr. Gale Wilson noted ongoing tests to identify the poison, as Pennock was found dead at his home after visiting with his attorney. Pennock, 38, headed the Washington Pension Union and had admitted lying about Communist Party membership on the stand while maintaining bond during the 342-month case.
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Seattle
William J. Pennock
King County
Gale Wilson
Pennock
Louise
John Caughlan
Washington Pension Union
Pension Union
Caughlan
Communist Party
Graduate Triumph for Hathorn Family at Ole Miss
Mrs Lucy Lott Hathorn of Oxford Mississippi aged 76 witnessed the final child in her family graduate from the University of Mississippi. The Hathorn brood now totals 11 graduates with 18 degrees from the university.
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Oxford
Lucy Lott Hathorn
University of Mississippi
Virginia's Taxes Get Third Snipping
RICHMOND, Va. The state announced a 6 percent income tax reduction under the Byrd automatic income tax reduction law for the third straight year. The Byrd law, sponsored by State Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr., ties tax cuts to revenues exceeding the budget needs.
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Richmond
Woman's Honesty Restores Church Funds in Denver
In Denver at Central Bank & Trust Co. a man searched frantically for lost money when Mrs. Margaret Lahey asked if he had misplaced cash. She returned to Rev. William Blessing the $410 in small bills she found on a counter, funds that belonged to the church.
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Denver
Central Bank & Trust Co
Margaret Lahey
William Blessing
Film roles sought in Elk City interview
An independent movie producer began interviewing children here Tuesday for parts in a motion picture to be filmed in Elk City Oklahoma.
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Elk City
Okla
Britons Miss Nude Showgirls For London Follies Bergere
London Aug 4 There is a shortage of nude showgirls in Britain as producer Dick Hurran contemplates asking Parliament to curb exports. He laments the lack of British nudes for a 50 000 pound extravaganza and notes candidates abroad from Italy to the United States while emphasizing home production.
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Robert Musel
London
Britain
Dick Hurran
Hurran
Prince of Wales Theater
Estelle
Lou Walters
New
Millard Jefferson Fined for Spanking and Hair Cutting
In Wheeling West Virginia Millard Jefferson was fined five dollars by a justice of the peace after he spanked his wife and cut her hair because she stayed out two nights in a row.
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