France's fate hinges on new election said by Associated Press
Paris June 26 French politics weaken the nation as Indochina and North Africa threaten stability. Analysts note possible new elections if two governments fall within 18 months, with Communists and De Gaulle factions facing losses and center parties gaining strength.
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Indochina
France
Viet Nam
North Africa
Dien Bien Phu
Tunis
Morocco
Algeria
Fic
Rene Mayer
de Gaullists
Paris
Senate Extends Reciprocal Trade Act One Year
Senate Finance Chair Millikin and Sen. George urge that the one year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Act does not end debate on broader tariff reform. The bill passed 71 to 3 after rejecting a three year plan. it now moves back to the House for two minor amendments. President Eisenhower backs a one year extension while continuing to favor deeper tariff cuts as study proceeds.
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Millikin
R-Cole
Senate Finance Committee
Sen
George
D-Ga
Senate
Congress
Randall Commission
Eisenhower
Special Commission
Clarence B. Randall
Inland Steel Co
House
Funeral for Eva Mosby Held Saturday at McClure
Mrs Eva Mosby 42 died Wednesday at her home four miles west of Mill Creek after a six month illness. Born October 16 1901 in Gale she leaves husband Irvin two sons Claude Thebes Richard McClure a daughter Ruby Damon Concord NH two sisters Dorothy Wilson Springfield N and Mildred Wilmouth Thebes one brother Lester Chism Anna and nine grandchildren. Funeral 2 p m Saturday at McClure Baptist Church with Revs Wayne Hall and Paul Mellow officiating burial Rose Hill Cemetery Thebes. Friends may call at the family residence.
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Eva Mosby
Mill Creek
Gale
Irvin
Claude
Thebes
Richard
McClure
Ruby Damon
Concord
New Hampshire
Dorothy Wilson
Springfield
Mildred Wilmouth
Lester Chism
Anna
the Baptist Church
Wayne Hall
Paul Mel
Supervisor Resigns Post at Anna State Hospital
George Meintel resigns as Psychiatric Social Work Supervisor after held role since June 1952. He joins Upper Miami Valley Guidance Pi in Piqua Ohio and will begin new duties July 10.
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George Meintel
Anna State Hospital
Meintel
Upper
Miami
Illinois Sets August Draft Quota 1,460 Men
Illinois announces an August draft call for 1,460 men under Col. Paul G. Armstrong. The national call for the month remains 22,000, unchanged from July.
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Illinois
Selective Service
Paul G. Armstrong
Birthday Celebrants List And Service Anniversary Note
The notice lists birthday celebrants by date from June 25 to July 2 including Wanda Easterly and others, then June 27 to July 2 entries, followed by a 6 year service anniversary for Edward Duncan Bonnie Launius and Pauline Camden with dates 6-25 and 7-2.
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Wanda Easterly
Barney Borgia
Roy Otey
Lorén Reynolds
Lonnie Smith
Zowanda Baxter
Donald Dodd
William Gray
Alma Gulley
Nadine Owen
Norma Ridings
Thelma Williamson
Roberto Hernandez
Zola Barker
Virgil Richison
Jeanette Stapleton
Charles Lundy
Ezra Smith
Veneda Summers
Hellice Becker
Gladys Holliday
Herman McNeeley
Robert Jones
Royce Kendall
Verla Lanter
Louise Robertson
Bob Rossin
Patricia Brown
Vera Thompson
Josephine Woods
Edward Duncan
Bonnie Launius
Pauline Camden
Robin Roberts Story Born in Sangamo Heritage and Hall of Fame Route
Robin Roberts, star pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies and National League standout, grew up in Springfield near Sangamo. His father Tommy is a Sangamo plant night foreman, and brother Johnny worked at Sangamo in maintenance after high school in 1940. Robin began his baseball career at Lanphier High School before starring at Michigan State.
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Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Sangamo
Robin
Springfield
Tommy
Sangamo Springfield
Johnny
Lanphier High School
Michigan State
Know Your Factory Summer Change at Sangamo Electric
June brings notable changes at Sangamo Electric with employees noticing seasonal shifts in mood and routine. The piece recalls vacation plans starting July 16 and describes glimpses of workers relaxing after mornings and evenings at the plant cafeterias. It highlights ties to local sports figures and the historical link to Robert C. Lanphier I, founder of the company, who supported Sangamo Little Leaguers and the Phillies connection in St. Louis.
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Sangamo
Sangamo Personalities: Jack Brenner Honored
Sangamo presents Jack Brenner as Personality of the Day. Brenner oversees four mi ca division departments including Moldin Marking Salvage and Impregnation. He lives in Marion with wife Doris and son Stevie, played high school football in Carterville, enjoys sport hunting fishing bowling and ping pong, served in the Navy, joined Sangamo on Nov 13 1946, and has held leadership roles in the Sangamo Management Club.
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Jack Brenner
Sangamo
Jack
Mica
Marion
Doris
Stevie
Carterville
Sangamo Bowling League
Navy
It’s Safer At Work
Frank Bean notes National Safety Council figures show eight home injuries per minute and two home deaths per hour, compared with four work injuries and two deaths per hour. He urges safer home practices, proper equipment, and time to complete tasks to prevent injuries and deaths.
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Frank Bean
National Safety Council
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