Faure Launches Re Election Campaign In France
Premier Edgar Faure unveiled his bid for re election in Paris outlining policies to double living standards in ten years. He defended dissolving the National Assembly as constitutional and answered critics from Pierre Mendes France's Radical Socialist party who called it a coup.
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Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Faure
Radical
Socialist Party
Pierre Mendes-France
Mendes France
Wilford Sheffer Dies Former Dongola Resident
Wilford Sheffer 82 of Dongola died at 2 p m Thursday at his son Charlie’s home in Mounds. Born August 14 1873 in Dongola he married Cora Keller July 5 1896 who preceded him in death. Survived by sons Roy Zeigler and Charlie Mounds. daughters Bertha Stoner Violet Lingle Dongola Cleta Keller Madelyn Lingle Dongola. siblings Lee Sheffer Zeigler Emma Smith Dongola. 16 grandchildren four great grandchildren. Services 2 p m Sunday at First Baptist Church Dongola with Rev Bruce Wills. burial Dongola Noof Cemetery. Ford Funeral Home Dongola open for visitation.
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Wilford Sheffer
Dongola
Charlie
Mounds
Sheffer
Cora Belle Keller
First Baptist Church of
Anna
Roy
Zeigler
Bertha Stoner
Violet Lingle
Cletta Keller
Madelyn
Tech President Warns Smog Battle Costs Air Purity
Pasadena December report quotes Caltech president Lee A. Dubridge saying Los Angeles faced a billion dollar smog problem. He notes it cost about 750 million dollars to secure pure water and adds it may cost that much to achieve pure air.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Los Angels
Lee A. Dubridge
Pasadena Kiwanis Club
Los Angeles
Local civic elections held at Abraham Lincoln Hotel
Chatten named president with Quincy Paul Mallison as vice president and Geneseo J Ben Hartline as second vice president. Anna and Harold J Hartley elected secretary treasurer in the Carbondale based civic body election held Tuesday morning at the Abraham Lincoln Hotel Springfield.
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Carbondale
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Birmingham News Sold in Record $18.7 Million Deal
Birmingham News and Huntsville Times sold to S I Newhouse in a record 18.7 million transaction. The package includes WABT television and WAPI WAFM radio stations in Birmingham and Mercury Freight Line, expanding Newhouse’s newspaper and broadcasting holdings.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham News
Huntsville Times
S. I. Newhouse
Mercury
Huntsville
Newhouse
Inquirer
Cyrus Curtis
WABT
WAPI
WAFM
Girl Dies of Burns After Stove Explosion
Chicago, Dec. 2 AP A 17 year old, Charlotte Taylor, died at St Elizabeths Hospital from burns suffered a year earlier when a stove exploded at her Astoria Illinois home. She endured months of skin graft attempts with no complaint, as doctors fought to save her life. Her mother died months after the accident. Blue eyed and blonde, she was seen as one of the prettiest girls in western Illinois.
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Charlotte Taylor
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Astoria
Miss Taylor
Illinois
Newhouse Adds Globe-Democrat. WHBS Included in Deal
WHBS in Huntsville included in the deal. Employees were told properties would remain under present management. The 103 year old St Louis Globe-Democrat joined the Newhouse chain for more than six million dollars earlier this year.
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WHBS
Huntsville
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Newhouse
Batteau Death Notice Omits Two Children
The Southern Illinoisan reported the death of Mrs Filen Viola Batteau of Elkville but failed to include her two children Ted Batteau of De Soto and Mrs Joehanna Bishop of Elkville in the notice.
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Filen Viola Batteau
Elkville
Southern Illinoisan
Bishop Lifts Excommunication After Classroom Attack
In Erath Louisiana Bishop Jules Jeanmard lifted an excommunication decree against two women accused of beating a teacher of unsegregated religious classes. He warned that further violence at Our Lady of Lourdes Church would lead to closure and clarified the unsegregated classes will continue.
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Erath
Louisiana
Jules B. Jeanmard
Lafayette
Jeamard
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Lula B. Ortemond
Far sightedness affects a portion of children
Between five and ten percent of normal children are farsighted, a condition noted by specialists. Early detection is advised to monitor vision development and prevent long term strain.
Funeral services for former area woman in Ohio
Funeral services for Mrs. Lela Oglesby, longtime area resident, were held in Ohio on Tuesday after a long illness. Burial took place in Logan, Ohio. She is survived by her husband Guy four sons and two daughters 11 grandchildren a brother and two sisters including Mrs Beulah Rogers of Royalton.
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Lela Oglesby
Ohio
Logan
Guy
Beulah Rogers
Royalton
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Labbe
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