De Gaulle Favored By Coty In National Unity Push
President Coty urged forming a government of national union and asked De Gaulle to confer while within republican legality. The Assembly erupted as the Communists protested and the right cheered De Gaulle, marking a pivotal moment in France's political crisis.
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le Troquer
de Gaulle
Pierré Pflimlin
Guy Mollet
Jules Moch
le Troquet
Coty
National Union
Republic
Marriages and Births Decline Amid Recession
Washington AP reports continued drop in marriages and births through March. About 90 000 weddings, 9.1 percent below March 1957, and 345 000 births, down 1.1 percent from last year, mark the third straight monthly decline. The rate is 6.1 per thousand, the lowest March figure since September.
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Washington
Rae Health Service
Tony
George Hearst Divorced Again
In Santa Monica California George R Hearst 54 eldest son of William Randolph Hearst was divorced from Collette Lyons Hearst 43 a former actress on grounds of mental cruelty. She received 50000 in cash and an equity in a residence and waived alimony and claim to a Hearst trust fund.
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Santa Monica
Calif
George R. Hearst
Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
Collette Lyons Hearst
Lucy Monroe Inherits Banker's Estate in six figure will
New York AP Lucy Monroe the singer inherits the entire estate of banker James Sauter. The will, dated February 27, 1943, cuts off two relatives and places the six figure value on the estate. Sauter, widower and USO camp shows president, died March 18 at 56.
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New York
Lucy Monroe
James Sauter
Miss Monroe
Singer
Sauter
USO
Little Rock Negro Wins Michigan State Scholarship
Ernest Green, first Negro graduate from Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, receives a Michigan State University scholarship worth 555 dollars a year, covering out of state tuition as MSU desegregation conflicts unfold.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Ernest Green
Central High School
Little Rock
Ark
J. Robert Stewart
MSU
Utah Governor Proclaims Beef for Fathers Day in Salt Lake City
Utah Governor George Clyde proclaims June 15 as Fathers Day and Beef for Fathers Day Day. The notice urges celebrations with prime beef and gifts such as neckties, sports jackets, golf clubs, and fishing gear to honor fathers, citing fatherhood as a trusted responsibility.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
George Clyde
Mrs Anne Roosevelt Hospitalized After Food Poisoning
Mrs John A. Roosevelt 41 wife of Franklin D Roosevelts youngest son was hospitalized last night with food poisoning at St Luke s Hospital in New York City condition described as fairly good today. The Roosevelts plan to spend the weekend at Hyde Park New York. Mrs Roosevelt formerly Anne Lindsay Clark of Boston and Nahant Massachusetts.
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New York
John A. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
St. Luke’s Hospital
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N.Y
Anne Lindsay Clark
Boston
Nahant
Mass
Feathers Tell Of Fowl Play In New Jersey Heist
In Elizabeth New Jersey two youths Wilbert Hinton 19 and Richard E Carroll 21 were arrested after breaking into the Washington Poultry Co and stealing five live chickens eggs and 1 50. Police traced a feather trail to the pair and made the arrest. The case concluded with the suspects in custody.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Wilbert Hinton
Richard E. Carroll
Washington Poul‘try Co
Will of Colman Filed for Probate
Actor Ronald Colman left most of his estate to his widow Benita Hume and their daughter Juliet 17. Other bequests include 10000 to his sisters Gladys Bining Leeds England and Edith Till Surrey England and 5000 to his brother Eric Melbourne Australia. Estate value not disclosed when filed. Colman 67 died May 19.
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Santa Barbara
Ronald Colman
Benita Hume
Juliet
Gladys Bining
Leeds
England
Dith Till
Surrey
Eric
Melbourne
Australia
Colman
Weekend travel advice from Albany safety official
Albany safety director Michael H. Prendergast urges travelers over the Memorial Day weekend to start early drive slowly and take it easy. He warns unusually heavy or prolonged exertion can have disastrous results and recommends using secondary roads to avoid highway crashes.
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Albany
Michael H. Prendergast
Prendergast
Rebel Vet 115 Signs for Pension
Col. Walter Williams aged 115 signed an application for a Confederate pension from the federal government. He is the oldest living Civil War veteran in Houston, living with his daughter Mrs. Willie Bowles as President Eisenhower signed a bill granting surviving Confederate veterans a monthly pension of 101.59 dollars, or 135.45 with a full-time attendant.
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Houston
Tex
Walter Williams
Williams
Willie Bowles
Eisenhower
Cooperation Expected With President Eisenhower
Farley urged continued cooperation by Congress with President Eisenhower in passing legislation needed for the United States to maintain its leadership. He said the president faces a difficult position and Americans must help him fulfill his duties.
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Congress
Eisenhower
United States
Used refrigerators bought for recreation room cooling
A St Joseph used appliance dealer reports a man bought four old refrigerators for 90 dollars total to remove doors and use as cooling for his recreation room. Farley is named board chairman. The buyer notes they are cheaper than Coca Cola Export Corp air conditioning.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
St. Joseph
Farley
Coca Cola Export Corp. Helditioner
Soviet weather record near historic warmth in Moscow
Soviet weather officials said Moscow reached the highest noon temperature for this time of year in 78 years. The report notes the unusually warm spell ahead of potential political action in the United States with signals about a possible Senate bid from a prominent Democrat.
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Moscow
UPI
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