Cruel Peace Endorsed by Premier After Geneva
Premier Pierre Mendes France told the National Assembly the Geneva peace was cruel yet the best bargain, ending France's nightmare in Indochina. He defended the cease-fire deadline and praised Eden and Dulles for support while outlining postwar economic Recovery. Public turnout and applause marked the session as he warned against illusions about the terms. In later remarks he noted a realignment of France's economy and announced an upcoming economic recovery program. Frank Nelson relieved as Navy recruiter in Hagerstown. William Miss takes over. Walker Cooper notes his long NL tenure and league breadth since 1940.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
National Assembly
Indochina
Geneva
France
Frederic DuPont
Joseph Laniel
Mendes-France
DuPont
Laniel
Assembly
Viet Nam
Eden
Anthony Eden
Britain
Andre le Troquer
United States
Great Britain
Dulles
Jane Mendes-France
Tonkin Delta
Frank Raymond Nelson
U. S. Navy
Court House
Hagerstown
William J. Miss
Miss
U. S
UD. S. S. Ingersoll
Frederick
Frederick High School
Catholics Set Up Programs to Spotlight Eastern Rites
New York July 22 Roman Catholics launch programs to raise awareness of church diversity and strengthen bonds among the Roman and Eastern rites. The effort, led by Father Frederick Wilcock and Msgr. John McMahon, aims to educate in schools and seminaries, promote closer ties, and explore reunion with Eastern Orthodox churches while noting distinct rites and practices.
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New York
Nomely
Frederick Wilcock
Rome
John McMahon
The
Near East Welfare Assn
United States
Fordham University
Wilcock
Near East Welfare Asso
Msgr. McMahan
Brunswick Filing Deadline Tight. Mayor Candidates Filed
Tonight is the filing deadline for Brunswick municipal offices with no further candidates expected. Mayor candidates include T Wirts and James E Cummings, while W W F Albert and Paul J Moler vie for the First Ward council seat. Incumbent Albert H Danner faces no opposition in the Second Ward. JC C Hahne is unopposed for the remaining seat.
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Cummings
Chester Philips
Donald A. Woods
C. W. C. Smith
Walter C. Wheeler
Mary Good
Kathleen Bohrer
Ruth Kidwiler
Julia W. Barger
Eugenia L. Burke
Audrey Barger
Dorothy Sweets
Lillian
Brunswick
T. Wirts
James E. Cummings
W.W. F. Albert
Paul J. Moler
Albert H. Danner
JC. C. Hahne
Horticultural Confusion in Hapeville Ga
Horticulturist McLeroy reports he transplanted a wild cherry tree to his yard. The first year it bore unusually large wild cherries, then Michigan State College trials produced small apples, and the tree began yielding clustered apples resembling cherries. He awaits further fruit behavior.
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Hapeville
B.B. L. McLeroy
Michigan State College
McLeroy
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