Italian Premier Names Cabinet Involves 18 Democrats 1 Independent
New premier Armando Fanfani named a 19 man cabinet of 18 Christian Democrats and one independent technician. Arturo Piccone, 61, Christian Democrat right wing leader, named foreign minister. Cabinet aims to win a vote of confidence next week. outcome to determine if Fanfani becomes Italy’s youngest premier since Mussolini.
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Rome
Armantore Fanfani
Fanfani
Atuho Piccone
Italy
Christian Democratic Party
Benito Mussolini
Luigi Einaudi
Giuseppe
Rattlenake Island Reborn As Catholic Youth Camp Site
Rattle snake Island near Put-in-Bay will host a Catholic Youth Foundation summer camp for about 20 youths this year. Rev. Charles Haley owns the 6 acre Lake Erie isle and aims to turn it into a year round retreat, possibly renaming it Paradise Island or Marian Island in honor of Mary.
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Lake Erie
Charles Haley
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Rattlesnake
Father Haley
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Kelleys Island
Bass Islands
North Ohio
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Paradise Island
Mary
Marian Island
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New York State
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Yugoslav Red Purge Indicates Djilas Defeat Signals Party Shift
Belgrade observers view the downfall of Vice President Milovan Djilas as a forerunner to a bloodless purge of straying Yugoslav Communists. Tito warned the Central Committee that the class enemy remains, while Djilas loses all party posts for Western leanings and criticism of discipline.
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Yugoslavia
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Communist Party
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Tito
Lorgan
Borba
Milena Vrajakova
Peko Dapeevic
Tenant Refusal Halts Green Paintwork at Kilnacart Home
The Dungannon Rural Council in Eire faced disruption after a Kilnacart tenant refused permission to paint the doors and windows of her council-owned house green. No further details were provided on motive or council response.
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Dungannon
Eire
Kilnacart
Eclipse Of Moon Is Due Tonight
The total lunar eclipse tonight will unfold with a dull reddish haze across the moon from 9:17 to 9:47 p.m. Local observers may view without equipment if skies are clear, though western areas may miss it. The event lasts about four hours with the moon returning to normal around midnight. The next total lunar eclipse for this region isn’t until November 18, 1956.
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U. S
Earth
Congress to pass Ike program with mid road push
Washington insiders say the administration aims to move most of President Eisenhower's legislative program through Congress and then campaign in November on a Republican middle of the road approach. A source cites Taft Hartley revision as part of moderating strategy.
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Washington
Ins
Eisenhower
Congress
Bricker
Install Division Kiwanis Officers Thursday Evening
Grafton High School auditorium hosts the 17th Division Kiwanis International installation ceremony with Ohio District Governor Willis H. Edmund presiding. Wells W. Mole, Ed Green, and Fred Daniel Gratton will be installed as division officers along with presidents of the nine clubs. A dinner at 6:45 p.m. precedes entertainment by Mike Officer and group singing led by the Sheffield Lake Club.
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Grafton High School
Kiwanis International
Ohio
Willis HH
Edmund
Akron
Wells W. Mole
Grafton Club
Ed Green
Avon Lake
Di‘vision
Fred Daniel Gratton
Lorain County
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Sheffield Lake Club
Mike Officer
Wellington Kiwanis Club
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Philadelphia
Goodsyear Tire and Rubber Co
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Parma
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Elyria
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Elyria Driver Fined Jailed On Drinking Charge
Estell S. King, 43, of 452 Wesley Avenue, fined 200 dollars and given a three day jail term for driving while intoxicated after pleading guilty before Mayor J Grant Keys. King also received 12 months suspension of driving rights in Elyria. Barbara Davis of 611 Abbe Road was struck on Abbe Road near Poplar Street and treated for bruises to both knees at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Wesley Avenue
King
J. Grant Keys
Elyria
Barbara Davis
Abbe Road
Poplar Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Childhood Friends Wed in Later Life in London
London pair once childhood friends, now in their eighties, William Bartlett and Harriet Mulley, wed recently. Both grew up in London, pursued separate lives with marriages and later lost spouses. Harriet Mulley is 82.
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London
Bill
Harriet
William Bartlett
Harriet Mulley
Commodity Exchange Violations Discovered 1933 Year
Washington report by Commodity Exchange Authority head J M Mehl details more than 24 violations found in the 1933 fiscal year including price manipulation cornering and failure to report trading, with 48 special investigations. He notes futures pricing governs farmer prices and urges markets stay free from distortion. Global cotton output is poised for a postwar record, with US and India production rising while Egypt and Pakistan fall.
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Egypt
Pakistan
Berlin Berlin conference agenda focuses on Germany and Austria
U S officials expect Berlin talks to reject Russia's world peace plan with Red China and to keep discussions on Germany and Austria. Dulles and aides head to Berlin for strategy with Britain and France and to meeting Molotov on the five power idea. Russia aims to push China invite or five power talks, but U S stance remains firm on excluding Red China from Berlin.
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China
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Austria
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Moscow
Red China
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Dulles
Georgi N. Zarubin
Molotov
Gem Expert L. P. Bowers to Speak at Engineers’ Meeting
L. P. Bowers a Cleveland gem expert and member of H. W. Beattie and Sons will be the principal speaker at the Lorain County Chapter Ohio Society of Professional Engineers annual ladies night program. The talk titled Oddities of Precious Gems will occur January 1 at 6:45 p.m. at Hotel Antlers with members and their wives present. Bowers is noted for engaging audiences with gem personalities and his firm is entering its seventieth year in Cleveland.
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L. P. Bowers
H. W. Beattie and, Sons
Cleveland
Lorain County
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Bowers
H. W. Beattie
Io.s P.E
Found Dead In Car Near Bainbridge Ohio
Seven teen year old James Smith of Sink ing Springs was found dead Sunday in a car parked in a ditch off Route 41 south of Bainbridge. State Patrol officers say the cause is not known and there is evidence that five persons had been in the car.
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Chillicothe
O. i
James Smith
Sinking Springs
Rt. 41
Bainbridge
Bricklayers Here in Lorain Set To Hold Wage Line
Bricklayers in Elyria and Lorain vote to hold wages, aiming to influence other trades and press for reduced living costs. Local 64 president Lawrence Gates and Local 29 president George Koehn lead about 250 members affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. The union notes current pay at $3.30 an hour and warns that if other crafts seek raises, bricklayers will follow.
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Elyria
Lorain
Lawrence Gates
George Koehn
Getting Bitten Is Part Of His Job
Redondo Beach California headline notes the city pound chief says there is no difference between an angry woman and an angry dog. Frances V Fallon recalls a young woman who bit his hand three times after demanding a dog with an owner, then released the dogs. Deputies captured both.
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Califah
Francis V. Fallon
Fallon
Sherifs
Farm Home Damaged by Stove Fire in Lithopolis
An overheated coal stove caused a Sunday blaze at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry C Fischer in Lithopolis. The fire damaged the roof and attic and severely harmed the second floor, with estimated damages around 8000 dollars.
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Columbus
Harry C. Fischer
Lithopolis
Prince Charles' First Governess Named in London Reports
Miss Catherine Peebles long time governess to the Duchess of Kent and former tutor to Prince Michael is expected to become Prince Charles' first governess. The London reports emphasize her close ties to royal circles and her five year service. The appointment would mark a notable continuation of royal household staffing.
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Duchess of Kent
Prince Michael
Prince Charles
London
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