De Gaulle Vows to Wreck French Government in Election Fallout
In Paris Gen Charles de Gaulle and allies vow to dominate the Senate and topple the current government after sweeping elections. RPF gains threaten Queuille ministry as coalition reshuffles loom. Air France crew announces a 24 hour strike for professional reasons.
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Paris
Charles I de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Party of the French People
RPF
Pierre de Gaulle
Council of the Republic
National Assembly
de Gauille
Council
Ministry of Interior
Republican Union
Republican Liberty Party
Democratic and Socialist Resistance Union
Republican and
Independent Socialists
Musulmane Group
Air France Airlines
Profit Plan Works Best Says Worker
A Wooster Ohio truck body builder, John Lawrence, said profit sharing lifts worker effort and attitude, not just pay. At the first annual meeting of the Council of Profit-Sharing Industries in Chicago, Roy C. McKenna of Vanadium Alloys Steel Co. praised profit sharing for industrial peace and stability by boosting purchasing power without raising prices. Lawrence added that such plans foster worker ideas and cooperative management for mutual benefit.
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Chicago
John Lawrence
Wooster, O
Lawrence
Council of
McKenna
American Falls Hosts Busy Round Of Local Events
American Falls and area residents gathered for club meetings and social events. New Flying club officers include Art seme president and Lloyd vice president. The WSCS and Bethany Baptist church groups planned decor, Christmas parties and a teen birthday celebration. Community members traveled, hosted visitors, and shared news of weddings births and notable travels.
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American Falls
Don Zaring
Bill England
Women's Department
Bethany Baptist Church
Floyd Reed
Kathryn Wetzel
Harriet Booth
Jeffers
Mont
John Rein
Huge Comet Discovery Reported by Harvard Observatory
Harvard observatory announced the discovery of a naked eye comet with a tail about 40 times the moon’s diameter. Dr. Paraskevopoulos filed the report from Bloemfontein, South Africa, as Dr. Harlow Shapley noted the movement direction was unknown but可能 visible near sunrise near Spica in the southeast.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Observatory
Harvard
John S. Paraskevopoulos
College Observatory
Bloemfontein
South Africa
Harlow Shapley
Spica
Paraskevopoulos
Indian visitor bathes at Madison fountain
An Indian visitor in Madison attempted to bathe at a downtown drinking fountain. Police explained that city baths are taken in privacy. He was released after the admonition.
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Madison
Wis
I Speak For Democracy Contest For High School Youths
The second annual I Speak For Democracy contest for high school students runs November 14 to 20 as National Radio week feature. Local organizers Bill Reed and Clyde Eggleston announce with support from U S Junior Chamber of Commerce NAB and RMA. Deadline for local entries is 12 noon November 22. four national winners win trips to Washington and $500 scholarships with wrist watches. Mayor George R. Phillips proclaims National Radio week and urges student participation.
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National Radio Week
Bill Reed
Clyde Eggleston
Pocatello Committee
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Broadcasters
Radio Manufacturers Association
Pocatello
Alaska
Washington, D. C
George R. Phillips
America
Radio Dealers of America
Junior Chamber
City of
Weather Conditions Idaho and Utah Forecasts
Southeast Idaho remains clear and cold with highs 30 to 40 and lows 5 to 15. Southwest Idaho clears with highs 30 to 40 and lows 15 to 25. Utah stays cold with Tuesday lows 10 to 20, near zero in mountains, highs 35 to 45. Regional temps follow scattered station readings across cities.
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Idaho
Utah
Max
Pep
Boise
Chicago
Miami
New York
Omaha
Phoenix
Portland
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
West Yellowstone
Births at General Hospital Three New Babies Reported
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Harrison welcomed a girl at General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lilenquist reported a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snooks had a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carlson welcomed a girl, with addresses listed for each family.
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Births General Hospital
Lou Harrison
South Garfield Ave
Harold Lilenquist
North Arthur St
Charles Snooks
West Bridger St
Earl Carlson
North Main St
Turner Returned to Burglary Charge After Parole
Boston report notes John Turner, after a reformatory sentence for burglary and subsequent parole, appears to have reoffended within six days of parole, now facing burglary charges.
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Boston
John Turner
Taxicab System of New York Offers Two Scholarships
The terminal System of New York initiated a program this year offering two college scholarships to children of taxi drivers, supporting education for families connected to the taxi industry.
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New York
Citation Seekin Greener Pasture
SAN BRUNO CALIF The great thoroughbred Citation, the Hall of Fame colt, may run in the $50 000 added Handicap at Santa Anita on December 11. Announcement by Tanforan president Gene Mori followed a phone talk with Citation's trainer Jimmy Jones in Baltimore. Potential clashes loom with Santa Anita Maturity and the rumored $100 000 Santa handicap as west coast meets top rivals.
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San Bruno
Cal
California
Calumet Farm
Citation
Tanforan
Gene Mori
Jimmy Jones
Balti
Citati
Shannon II
Trust
West
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