Weather map shows chilly wet conditions across northern U S
May weather remains cool and unsettled across the northern two thirds of the United States with showers and some snow in New England. The Rockies east slopes and areas from northwestern Texas into eastern Montana report thunderstorms and showers while many southern regions see cloudy skies and fair conditions in the Ohio Valley and Atlantic states. Temperatures vary from near freezing in the north to the 70s in the south with readings listed for cities including Atlanta New Orleans New York Caribou Minneapolis Amarillo Denver Calumet Seattle Los Angeles Chicago and Fort Wayne.
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New England
Great Lakes
Mt. Washington
N. H
Rockies
Texas
Montana
Pacific Coast
Ohio Valley
Missouri River Valley
South Atlantic States
Gulf Coast
Rio Grande Valley
Presidio
Atlanta
New Orleans
New York
Caribou
Maine
Minneapolis
Ama- Tillo
Denver
Calumet
Mich
Seattle
Los Angeles
Chicago
Wausau
Wis
Fort Wayne
Ind
New Monthly Investment Plan Gains Early Praise
PAUL BASSIN from Elmhurst and WILLIAM J. HUOT of St. Paul praise the pay-as-you-go Monthly Investment Plan. It allows buying stock in small amounts, with 1200 NYSE stocks available, dividends mailed or reinvested, and free expert advice from an Exchange member.
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New York Stock Exchange
Tewarda
Exchange
Newspapermen Elect New Silurians President
Walter T. Brown of Brown and Maher was elected president of the Society of Silurians at the semiannual dinner at the New York Athletic Club. Brown brings more than four decades of newspaper experience including work with the Kansas City Star and other papers.
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New York
Walter T.brown
Brown & Maher
Society of Silurians, Inc
New York Athletic Club
Brown
Kansas City Star
Elder Statesman Urges Private Industry Charge
Baruch told City College audiences that governments should stop lending to governments and free currencies to enable tariff reductions. He urged applying supply and demand laws, stressing that interventions fail when isolated from the whole economy and urging careful government stepping in and out to prevent depressions and inflation.
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New York
Bernard Baruch
Baruch School of Business and Public Administration
City College
Baruch
Van Fleet Arrives in Formosa to Review Aid Plans
Gen James A Van Fleet lands in Formosa to meet Chiang Kai Shek and top Nationalist leaders The purpose is to press for a strong army capable of invading the Communist mainland He will report to President Eisenhower on U S aid programs in Japan Korea and Formosa and confer with Maj Gen William C Chase head of the Military Assistance Advisory Group
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Taipeh
Formosa
James A. van Fleet
U.S
China
van Fleet
Eisenhower
U. S
Japan
Korea
Vormosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
William C. Chase
Adenauer's Daughter in Church Rite
Crowds packed Bonn as Chancellor Konrad Adenauer escorted his daughter Lotte to a Roman Catholic Cathedral ceremony. The 29 year old, a philosophy doctor and former first lady, was previously wed civilly to Herbert Multhaupt, an Aachen architect. She has taught German and history near Bonn and accompanied her father on notable international trips.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Lotte
Herbert Multhaupt
Aachen
Paul
Cologne
Hong Beh
Rhine
United States
Canada
Greece
Turkey
Solon Eyes Economic Expansion
Senator Hubert Humphrey told CIO delegates that the U S should aim for a 1960 economy of 500 billion dollars, up from about 360 billion. A continually expanding economy could bring 70 million jobs, a $4000 yearly minimum, 40 percent rise in living standards, $100 weekly wages, and a 20-25 percent farm production gain.
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Washington
Hubert Humphrey
D.-Minn
CIO
Humphrey
Clo. I
Minnesota
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Sen. Humphrey
U. S
Lakewood Center Reveals Mother's Day Winners
Lakewood Center Business Association announces eight major prizes from a Mother's Day gift contest with over 250000 entries. Winners split between Long Beach and Lakewood include A V Andelfinger, F M Behm, Mrs Wesley Marshall, Bettymay Bell, Mrs Hazel Hogarth, Mrs Grace Cheely, Dennis O'Hern and others with prizes such as a gas range, TV, clothes dryer, washer, wardrobe, ironer, and vacuum.
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Lakewood Center
Shell wounds French commander's aides in Indochina
A Vietminh mortar shell exploded at an air strip 75 miles southeast of Hanoi as Lt. Gen. Rene Cogny prepared to board a plane. Cogny’s chief aide Brig. Gen. Jean Masson and two other persons were wounded by shell fragments.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Rene Cogny
Cogny
Jean Masson
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