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...French delegation, headed by conservative Architect Gaston Bardet, had a far different notion of how the "trash" might be eliminated. The church, Bardet proposed, should draw up a set of rules and regulations governing sacred art. Lavanoux opposed the resolution, saw it voted down. Few of the conferees believed that good religious art could ever be produced by rules...
...item significantly missing from this Alemán program: petroleum development. The U.S. currently refuses to lend money for oil development and exploration abroad. "Our position," explained Ex-Im's Chairman Herbert Gaston crisply, "is that there is adequate money available in private capital for oil development...
...Cushner, Richard Matthew, Demetries, Aristides Burton, Dwyer, James William, Franklin, Peter Ernest, Greenburg, Henry Adler, Hatch, Norman Lowrie, Jr., Hath-away, Peter, Huebsch, Ronald Elmer, Huttenbauer, Samuel, Jr., Johnson, Wolcott Howe, Linn, Milman Hart, 3d, Martin, Roger Alexander (Captain), Morris, Roger Helmick, Moulton, Daniel Bailey, Niemyski, Walter Paul, Palacies, Gaston Henrique, Pyle, Charles Bradley, Jr., Rosenman, Robert, Sexton, Edward William, Jr., Sharples, Winston Singleton, Jr., Stewart, Donald Ogden, Jr., Thompson, Daniel Pierce, Wood, Henry Frost, Jr., Zyfers, Gerald John, Hearst, Jay W. (Manager...
...crowds stormed Le Figaro's plant and burned its equipment. In 1914, after Le Figaro published a series of bitter editorial attacks against Joseph Caillaux, the scandal-ridden Minister of Finance, Madame Caillaux slipped into the office and shot the paper's Director Gaston Calmette to death (a court acquitted...
Christian Socialist Leader Gaston Eyskens failed to put together a government. The Liberals, holding the balance of power between Christian Socialists and Socialists, stood tenaciously against the Kingon the ground that his popular majority (57.68%) in the recent referendum had not been large enough to insure an orderly restoration...