Butler Seen New British Deputy Prime Minister
London The Conservative Daily Telegraph predicts Chancellor R A Butler will be named deputy prime minister next week. Harold Macmillan would succeed Butler at the treasury and Selwyn Lloyd would move to the Foreign Office. The Telegraph also foresees Lennox-Boyd, Monckton, Macleod and Crookshank in key moves as the party reshapes its leadership amid Britain’s election aftermath. Gaitskell named Labor leader after Attlee’s retirement with Bevan Morrison rival bidders, Morrison resigning from front bench.
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Daily Telegraph
R. A. Butler
The
Telegraph
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Harold Macmillan
Eden
Selwyn Lloyd
U.N
Macmillan
Foreign Office
Butler
Commons
Alan Lennox-Boyd
Colonial Office
Walter Monckton
Tain Macleod
Monckton
Labor
Harry Crookshank
Britain
Hugh Gaitskell
Labor Party
Gaitskell
Clement Attlee
Aneurin Bevan
Herbert Morrison
Attlee
Morrison
Bevan
Daily Mirror
Yule Mixes Old Customs In Philippines
Manila reports a blend of East and West Christmas traditions in the Philippines with influences from Americans Spaniards and Chinese. Banana trees serve as Christmas trees in many villages while local feasts feature lechon garlic rice and fruit desserts alongside plum pudding. Midnight Mass processions and pre dawn parades are common in coastal towns with pagans customs still seen in remote barrios.
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Don Huth
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Philippines
Asia
Negros Island
Cabangan
Kawit
Cavite
Mary
Joseph
Hurricanes Taxes Eating Up Pennies
Washington reporter Harman W. Nichols interviews Mint Director William H. Brett on penny shortages caused by rising coin production and higher cigarette taxes in Pennsylvania. He notes pennies vanish into piggy banks and argues coins could be turned into paper money to reinflate circulation. He adds pennies still buy small items like parking meters in some cities.
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Washington
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Lincoln
Nichols
William H. Brett
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Brett
Denver
Philadelphia
Rutland, Vt
Pennsylvania
Funeral Rites for John J. Clancy in Apache Church
Funeral services were held at Mother of Sorrows Catholic church for John J. Clancy 83 with Rev. John Cefai officiating. Burial followed at Fairview cemetery. Rosary was prayed Monday in Crews Funeral chapel. Clancy died at 2:30 a.m. Sunday in a Lawton hospital after a three year illness. Bearers were Herman Peeper Herbert Hemming Jerry Suchanek John Bartosovsky Arnold Nelson and Joe Vap.
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John J. Clancy
Mother of Sorrows Catholic Church
John Cefai
Fairview
Crews
Clancy
Lawton
Herman Peeper
Herbert Hemming
Jerry Suchanek
John Bartosovsky
Arnold Nelson
Joe Vap
Mrs E D Sullivan Rites Held At Centenary Church
Services for Mrs. E D Sullivan 63 longtime county schoolteacher were held at 2 30 p m Wednesday at Centenary Methodist Church with Rev J Walter Browers Jr officiating assisted by Rev H E Snodgrass and Rev Roy Autry Burial followed in Flower Mound cemetery near Lawton with Becker Funeral Home in charge She died Sunday night at her home three miles east of Lawton after six months illness Bearers were Frank Allison Leland S John Lyman L John Homer Turner James A Black all of Lawton and Alvie Autry Tulsa Honorary bearers were Elmer Bauman Wayne Meadville Marion L Smith Charles Jepsen Hugh Allison Ray Allison Russell Meadville Aubrey Hammond C E Price all of Lawton and George A Stephens Anadarko
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Ras) Sullivan
Centenary Methodist Church
J. Walter Browers Jr
H. E. Snodgrass
Roy Autry
Mt. View Baptist Church
Flower Mound
Lawton
Becker Funeral Home
Frank Allison
Leland S. John
Lyman L. John
Homer Turner
James A. Black
Alvie Autry
Tulsa
Tex
Elmer Bauman
Wayne Meadville
Marion L. Smith
Charles Jepsen
Hugh Allison
Ray Allison
Russell Meadville
Aubrey Hammond
C. E. Price
George A. Stephens
Anadarko
School admits smoking at new Warwick high school
Officials of the Veteran Memorial High School acknowledge that some students smoke and have designated a smoking area outside the school. They state the move is not an encouragement but a recognition of the habit.
Harriman NAMES first Black state cabinet official in NY
Governor Averell Harriman appointed Robert C. Weaver as state rent administrator in Albany. Weaver, 48, of New York City, previously deputy state commissioner of housing and is believed to be the first Black person named to a New York State post at cabinet rank.
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Albany
N.Y.P
Averell Harriman
Robert C. Weaver
Weaver
New York City
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