People in The NEWS era visit Georgia and Delaware
Louis in The NEWS era traveled with her parents from Woodsides Del to visit Mrs. Cook's sister in Georgia. Mr and Mrs A L Wyatt hosted weekend guests of their children and Mr and Mrs Frank Boys and family from Bridgeville. Mrs N R Butts entertained a Wilmington cousin. Wyatt and Mrs R I Moore hosted WSCS at the Wyatt home. Elvin Phillips with daughter and husband visited in New Jersey. Several townfolk suffer with colds and flu like illnesses. A H Wyatt spent Saturday in Wilmington. Lee Leslie visited Mrs Hamilton in Woodside Del.
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Era
L. C. Defibaugh
Woodside
Del
Cook
Georgia
A. Il Wyatt
Mrs. Irank
Bridgeville
N. R. Butts
Wilmington
R. I. Moore
WSCS
Wyatt
Elvin Phillips
New Jersey
Heather
Wm. Moore
Baltimore
Alan Thornton
Greensboro
Deso Link
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Roy Whitsell
Philadelphia
H. K. Shults
IF. P
F. E. Snow
Philadelphia Naval Hospital
John Cook
Pam
No Comment: Eisenhower speech tense era guidance
Walter Chamblin Jr analyzes the Far East crisis focusing on Moscow's possible stance toward Red China and Formosa. He notes the 7th Fleet’s readiness, Congress’s war-moment mood, and debates over past strategic choices while detailing local notices and hospital updates.
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Moscow
Chou En-Lai
Eisenhower
Congress
China
7Th Fleet
Red China
Formosa
Pescadores
Pacific
Capitol Hill
Mr. Truman
Gen. MacArthur
Yalu
Marydel Social Notes Mention Denton Visitors
Marydel correspondent records visits by Miss Beatrice Williams and Miss Bernice Lawless of Denton to Miss Maud Hummer on a Wednesday evening. Mrs. Harry Heather spent the weekend in Philadelphia with her daughter Miss Janet Heather. Mr.
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Beatrice Williams
Bernice Lawless
Denton
Maud Hummer
Harry Heather
Philadelphia
Janet Heather
Engagement for Miss Peterson and Mr Krueger announced
Preston community notes list social engagements and club meetings. Miss Carole I. Peterson is engaged to A. Albert Krueger, with remarks on visiting relatives. Local clubs meet Jan 26 and Feb 8 while WSCS at Bethesda Church plans a February 9 India program.
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Chas. Seymour
Easton
Reese Dean
Carole I. Peterson
Cornelius E. Peterson
A. Albert Krueger
Albert R. Krueger
20Th Century Club
Rudolph Coulbourne
Lloyd Brodes
W. J. Bonner
WSCS
Bethesda Church
India
A. V. Savage
Baltimore
E. T. Moore
Cornelia Cannon
Rehoboth Beach
Wm. Cannon
Herman Schmick
Lee Noble
Lloyd Cannon
R. B. Stevenson
Springfield
Mass
Baltimore couple visits mother over the weekend
Mr and Mrs Dick Greenfield of Baltimore visited Mrs J N Gallagher over the weekend. Mrs R M Bateman of Washington NC is visiting Mr and Mrs J C Bateman.
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Dick Greenfield
Baltimore
J. N. Gallagher
Mrs. R. M. Bateman
Washington, N. C
Mrs
J. C. Bateman
Mrs W G Holbrook to entertain WSCS this month
Local notes record Mrs W G Holbrook to host the Woman’s Society of Christian Service meeting this month. Several residents including Mrs Wm Rowlinson of Baltimore and Mrs Chas Davis with family were mentioned visiting relatives. Health updates note Miss Lydia Dandy on the sick list and wished speedy recovery.
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Wm. Rowlinson
Baltimore
Chas. Davis
Automobile fashions in American Weekly February issue
The American Weekly in color gravure with Baltimore Sunday American highlights women’s car fashion trends and the rise of domestically produced models in 1920s style. It previews chic looks and practical styling, reflecting contemporary mobility and industry growth.
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American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Life and Career of an Uncrowned King
The late James Hilton narrates the life and career of England's Prince Consort Philip including his courtship and marriage to Queen Elizabeth. The revealing series began in the February 6 issue of The American Weekly magazine in color gravure.
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James Hilton
Philip
England
Hilton
Prince
Queen Elizabeth
In Colorgravure
American Weekly Annual Auto Parade Review
Read about an easily followed break in schedule based on the latest discoveries at factory proving grounds. Striking color photos showcase 1955 models and trends in style engineering interiors and accessories. Also a round up of Euro items and related automotive coverage.
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No coherent factual item or names are identifiable from the fragment provided. The text consists of generic motivational phrases about backing an individual and teams, with no verifiable events, places, or people to summarize.
Wet Pines by Hilda K Wiggin Lowe
A short poem describes wet pines and spruce in rain drenched woods with vivid scent. The piece notes the pleasant odor of wet pines in dells and a rainy day drive through a piney route. It also mentions Broadway in New York City as the longest street in the world.
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Broadway
New York City
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Hamilton
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Oregon Gas
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S. Sloan Colt
New York
Lucius D. Clay
Arthur O. Dietz
C.I.T. Financial Corporation
Automotive Safety Foundation
C.I.T
Walter Chamblin, Jr
Peiping
Washington
Red Moscow
Red Russia
Russia
Marydel
Howard B. Logan
M. V. Filbert
Preston
Community Club
Edna Carmine
Hobbs
LL. WW. Thomas
W. G. Holbrook
L. N. Thomas
Nettie Satterfield
Earl
M. A. Brackett
Florida
Doris Perry
Wesley Stafford
Frank Wright
Artley B. Clarke
Marvin Butler
Tuckahoe Neck
Lewis Butler
Dawson Fountain
Clem Meloney
John McCready
Kathy
Pocomoke
John E. Lister
L. H. Thomas
J. H. Edgell
Greenwood
J. A. Willoughby
Lydia Dandy
Lydia
Joe Marsh
Centerville
Stretch Brown
United States Brewers Foundation
Southern States Cooperative
Southern States
Cooperative Service
Beltsville
The
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Radio Vin
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Crain
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