De Gaulle gains pace as Pinay seeks unity cabinet
Paris report shows General de Gaulle's growing influence as Antoine Pinay tries to form a non Communist national unity cabinet. Efforts to assemble a technocrat government falter as Rene Pleven and others resist joining. France votes 1 400 billion francs for arms and seeks U S aid while Washington demands stronger French defense and budget discipline.
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Charles de Gaulle
Antoine Pinay
Exparta
France
Finay
Edgar Faure
Jeunty
Fremier Paul
Reynaud
Pin
United States
Washington
Tom Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
North Atlantic
Truman
de Gaulle
RPF
Rally of the French People
Iegest
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da Gaulle
Vinor Prefers Calvert in Blind Taste Test
Rochester garage owner Robert Vinor test tastes Calvert Reserve against his former brand without knowing which was which. He selects Calvert, praising its smoother mellower taste and declaring Calvert his brand from here on. Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey 86.8 proof 65 percent grain neutral spirits. Vert Distillers Corp New York City.
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Robert Vinor
Rochester
Calvert Reserve
Calvert
Salvert Reserve
Vert Distillers Corp
New York City
Prophetic Conference Set by Dr C E Phillips in Philadelphia
Dr C E Phillips, president of the Hebrew Christian Fellowship of Philadelphia, will lead a prophetic title conference at Grace Brethren Church First and Spruce Streets starting Thursday at 7 30 p m The preacher is well known here having led conferences for seven years The topics include The Judgement of Israel The Judgement of Nations Prophecies I Saw Fulfilled The Prophecy of Simeon and The Ten Virgins and the Queen in Gold at Ophir
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C. E. Phillips
Hebrew Christian Fellowship of Philadelphia
Grace Brethren Church
First
Spruce Streets
Walter A. Lepp
Phillips
Israel
Simeon
Ophir
Supreme Court Rules Bible Reading May Continue in Schools
The Supreme Court 6-3 upholds New Jersey daily Bible readings in public schools noting no real legal harm to challengers. The court also upholds New York’s law barring subversive teachers, supports Alaska fishing license rules, and declines to rule on a federal gambling tax case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High
New Jersey
New York State
Minton
Alaska
Williamsport Senior Class Play Sheds Light on Plans
The Williamsport high school senior class unveils a varied play with a nightclub scene and acts from Dixie Jessop to impersonations by Alice Banzhoff. Tickets are available through seniors. matinees are planned for March 12 and 14 for students.
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Aaron Slick
Punkin Crick
Justice Frankfurter
Deai
Williamsston
Port High School
Oklahoma
Berry
Tae Pisce
Williamsport School
Dixie Jessop
Louisville
Lou
Andrew Sisters
Broadway
Donna Butts
Shirley Howell
Nancy Thomas
Alice Banzhoff
Beatrice Kay
Bird
Percival Snodgrass
Hay
Hay Farmer Gray
Bonnie Kitchen
Nelda Dellinger
Nelda
Norris ‘Dellinger
Bell Sisters
Bermuda
Priest and father save youth from 47th floor leap
In Cincinnati on a March morning Robert M. Jones Jr., 24, threatened to jump from a 47th floor office tower ledge. Father Paul Huber and Jones’s 65 year old father pleaded with him to step back as the priest and father restrained him from leaping.
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Cincinnati
Robert M. Jones Jr
Privat
Paul Huber
Jones
Joel
Carow Tower
Local Optometrist To Sue
Dr. Bikle, a local optometrist, to speak on Station WJEJ at 6:55 this evening during National Save Your Vision Week. A representative of the Western Maryland Association of Optometrists will discuss vision care under the topic Batter Vision.
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Avr. C. R. Bikte
WJEJ
Save Your Vision
Western Maryland Association of Optometrists
Bikle
Red Cross campaign lists volunteers for Hagerstown drive
The article catalogs dozens of local Red Cross volunteers organized by Western and Eastern divisions. It lists captains, co workers, and many individual names including Mrs Lowe and Mrs Giles, detailing daily appearances to reach families between now and next Monday.
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Hagerstown
Red Cross
Western Division
B. E. Lowe
Win
Mason
J. Young
R. Marple
R. Tewart
R. Helfrick
G. Yonkers
M. Munday
Gabe
O. Johnston
R. Irvin
M. Boppe
D. Kep‘hart
L. Carr
H. Spigler
R. 5. Spessard
R. Carbaugh
D. Cook
Rummel
Stouffer
J. M. Bonebrake
M. Flowers
L. O'Brien
EB. Sails
E. Weaver
J. Crout
J Hershberger
F. Boyce
A. Barnhart
M. Flack
H, Rudy
M. Rohrer
D. G. Dorsey
E. Wynn
W. T. Tavis
J. R. Watson
JC. Hollins
J. Cox
ML Hawkins
V. M. Steward
iMiss
A.V. Cook
BE. Mitchell
Ex-Employees Sue Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Four former employees filed suit in the Court of Common Pleas seeking 50 000 on grounds the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co failed to pay layoff allowances. The plaintiffs, sales staff in the directory and commercial departments, earned weekly salaries from 208 to 698 with 2 to 14 years of service.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake and Potomar Telephone Co
Court of Common Pleas
Directory Department
C. & P. Commercial Department
Hancock Men Fined For Deer Hunting
Two Hancock area men were fined 125 dollars plus costs each for hunting deer at night with a spotlight. A magistrate in Hancock levied 138 dollars on Robert McCnuaker and Rance Trail for the offense near the Wherta Orchard west of Mancock. They were picked up by a game warden.
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Hancock Area
Edward
Hancock
Robert, McCnuaker
Rance
Wherta
Tmancock
Turn serapa Kitchen Magic Pattern for three flower holders
The 3192 edition of our Needlecraft Book offers twenty five cent patterns for a three flower holder basket and a simple hoop. Send name address zone and pattern number to New York address for the booklet Brittle with needlecraft ideas and sixty easy patterns.
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Carol Curtis
Hagerstown
Daily Mail
Madison Square Station
New York
Serapa
Jnte Bowers
Ghent
Rose
Dalay Valholdrera
Mr. Daily Math Fromehold Arts Dept
Old Ahelnea Station
New York 11
N. Y
Russian Woman in Korea Seeks U S Marriage to Corporal
Lubov Dimova, a Russian internee near Pusan, says she wants to marry a United States Army corporal from England named Martin. She has a Russian husband missing since before the war and asks how to travel to America after the conflict. Dimova lives with her 2 1/2 year old daughter in Enclosure 10 and describes decent treatment by UN forces.
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Korea
Lubov M. Dimova
Unit- Yed Nations
Iday
United States
Eigin
Martin
Russia
America
Artune A. Zednoy
Dairen
Enclosure 10
U. N
United Nations
Guernsey Breeders Elect Two Directors At Annual Dinner
Fred Downey and Seth Schnebly were elected directors for two years of the Washington County Guernsey Breeders Association at the fourth annual dinner meeting held at the Leftersburg Grange Hall with 110 members and guests in attendance. Arch ie Rinehart presided as president. A series of talks by industry figures highlighted plans to encourage 4-H and Future Farmers of America involvement in cattle raising.
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Fred Downey
Seth Schnebly
Washington County Guernsey Breeders Association
Leftersburg
Archie Rinehart
J Association
Henry Child
American Guernsey Cattle Club
John Morris
University of Maryland Extension Service
Joe Adams
Wilgoran Farms
G. B. Juzi
Pennsylvania Guernsey Association
Nelson Phelps
Maryland State Fair Board
F. J. Weatherby
John Dietrich
Ardhur Mulford
Maryland Guernsey Association
Mulford
Baltimore
Henry Childs
C. R
Ian) Huston
Franchester Farms
Lyndhurst
Ohio
Farmers of America
Ian
Novelist Will Be Solitary Mourner Funeral
Novelist Fannie Hurat attends her husband Jacques S. Danielson's funeral as a solitary mourner. Danielson, a 71 year old retired pianist, died at home yesterday and will be cremated. The couple married in 1915 and lived largely separate lives with rare shared routines.
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New York
Fannie Hurat
Jacques S. Danielson
Plane Crash in Nice Kills 37 Amid Engine Failures
Investigation ties Wane crash to faulty flaps and double engine failure on an Air France airliner. Left wing engines failed after ailerons could not lift, leaving the craft to fly on two right wing engines with no outward flap control, doom near.
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Nice
Frances
Ficinia
Acagullo
Air France
Vision Week Highlights Flaws in 20 20 Standard
Local optometrists part of the Western Maryland and Maryland associations promote Save Your Vision Week. They challenge the 20/20 benchmark as arbitrary and emphasize near vision, eye coordination, and binocularity over distant chart performance.
Cancer Puzzle Advances Point to Hormone Role
Dr Howard L Richardson of the University of Oregon Medical School reports that combining two cancer‑causing chemicals in rats prevents cancers, linked to adrenal gland changes and hormone production. In humans partial adrenal removal shows temporary benefits for advanced breast and prostate cancers.
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Howard L. Richardson
University of Oregon Medical School
Dy Richardson
Nice
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