Spain and China dominate postwar policy questions
The piece weighs Spain under Franco as a strategic yet controversial ally amid Western anti communist aims, noting internal opposition, potential for aid under a broad alliance, and Franco’s recent overture to talks with the United States. It also highlights China’s collapse on the mainland as the era's gravest Western concern and a looming shift in global power dynamics.
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Spain
Franco
Soviet Union
Hitler
Mussolini
Gurney
James A. Farley
Western Alliance
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Dorothy Thompson
Christian Science Monitor
Kremlin
Newsweek
U. S
Britain
Chiang
China
State ownership means dictatorship, Eisenhower warned
Eisenhower in Crusade In Europe argues that state ownership leads to dictatorship and that private enterprise preserves freedom. He cautions against government control of industry as it sets a precedent for more domination, stressing self reliance and individual initiative as foundations of American democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Europe
America
GEMS OF THOUGHT Colton Quote on Sorrow and Sin
A brief meditation notes that even the smallest sorrow for sin suffices to spur amendment, while great sorrow is useless if it does not lead to change. The line reflects Colton's view on contrition and reform.
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Colton
In Memoriam for Roger E Adams Grandfather
Marian V Adams Robinson leaves a loving memorial for grandfather Roger E Adams. She recalls his memory and notes how thoughts wander to the grave site. The message expresses enduring love and a wish that his memory remains bright.
Homemakers Scorner Meeting Moves To Quillen Home
The Double Hills Homemakers Club shifts its meeting to the home of Mrs. Alverta Quillen with Mrs. Hilda Maloney as assistant hostess. Tuesday afternoon January 24 at 1:30. Members invited to bring crochet needles and cotton and to confirm attendance by paper note or a phone call to Mrs. Maloney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Hills Homemakers Club
Alverta Quillen
Hilda Maloney
Denton Community Club
Albanus Phillips Dies at 77 Packing Pioneer and Civic Leader
Albanus Phillips, packing industry pioneer and Cambridge civic figure, died at 77. He led Phillips Packing Co. from 1902, served as hospital president, sat on Washington College board 1922–1932, and belonged to the State Roads Planning Commission. Survived by four children and eight grandchildren.
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Maryland
A. Phillips & Co
Phillips Packing Co
Cambridge-Maryland Hospital
Washington College
State Roads Planning Commission
Harry Wehr
Baltimore
Albanus Phillips, Jr
Theodore Phillips
Edgar M. Skinner
Cambridge
Alma Wehr II
Harry Wehr II
Albanus Phillips III
Anita Phillips II
Douglas Howard Phillips
Edgar M. Skinner III
Theodore Phillips Skinner
Andrew Skinner
Murderer Arrested in Federalsburg Killing at East Central Ave
James Hill of Federalsburg, 32, died from gunshot wounds at Memorial Hospital Easton after McKinley White of Fort Lauderdale fired twice from a curbside near East Central Avenue. White, arrested in Schenectady December 31, 1948, returned to Denton January 7, 1949, has confessed and is held in Denton Jail awaiting murder trial.
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James Hill
Federalsburg
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Cpl. Koste
M.S.P
McKinley White
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
East Central Avenue
Schenectady
New York
Denton
Andrew
Trp
Weir
White
Larceny in Ridgely Stolen Jewelry Case
On December 18 jewels valued at about 350 dollars were stolen from William A. Roop in Ridgely. Cph Koste and Trp Cooper investigated. On January 11 George Rampmeyer, 28, of Ridgely was arrested in Baltimore and brought to Denton to await trial. He signed a confession admitting the theft.
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William A. Roop
Ridgely
Cph Koste
Trp. Cooper
George Rampmeyer
Baltimore
Denton
Card of Thanks from the Bradley Family
The Bradley family expresses sincere gratitude to those who sent cards and flowers and offered sympathy during their recent bereavement after the death of their father.
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Bradley
Acknowledgement of Kindness After John H. Coulby Death
The Coulby Family gratefully thanks friends for their kindness during illness and after the death of John H. Coulby. Appreciation is expressed for every act of kindness, words of sympathy, and floral tributes.
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John H. Coulby
Coulby
In sad memory of grandfather John H Wooters and Benj F Greenlee
In loving remembrance of John H Wooters who died January 17 1941 and Benj F Greenlee who died January 17 1946. A granddaughter Margaret Jane Wooters keeps their memory alive in a heart filled with love.
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John H. Wooters
Benj. F. Greenlee
Margaret Jane Wooters
Community thanks for support after loss of husband
We express gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for every act of kindness thoughtfulness and respect shown during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father Mrs James Eveland and Son
Bobcats Aim for Rare Three-Night Stretch Lead
Denton hosts Felton Milford and Chestertown in a three game in three nights stretch as the undefeated Bobcats chase the league title. The Denton box score credits Sheffield Prosen Lane and Diffie with key points while Smyrna-Denton tally 55. The night’s outcome sees Denton 55 Smyrna 52 with Wild Gilligan and Cy Cole handling officials and scoring duties.
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Chestertown
Bobcats
Felton
Denton Armory
Milford
Leo
Denton
Smyrna
Wale
O'Neal
Hansley
Ford
Bodley
Busker
Lawe
Grier
Jacobs
Toa
Quar
Ist
T. Denton
Wild
Wilmington
Gilligan
Cy Cole
Joe Holland
Dover YWCA Girls Debut Joins Mar-Del Circuit
Dover YWCA girls join the Mar-Del Girls League with a debut coached by Bill Stevenson. Denton defeated Cecilton 27 to 9 and Felton 26 to 22 as Cecilton earned its first win. Upcoming schedule features Dover at Felton, Felton at Denton, Milford at Denton, and Cecilton at Dover.
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Dover Ywca
Mar-Del
Dover Lassies
Bill Stevenson
Dover High
Denton
Cecilton
Felton Vernettes
Dover
Felton
Milford
In Loving Memory of Benjamin F. Greenlee
In loving memory of my dear father Benjamin F Greenlee who departed this life January 17 1946 At twilight when twilight hour draws near And sunset flames the sky We think of you dear father And the happy days gone by Thoughts of you come drifting back Within our dreams to stay To know that you are resting When twilight ends the day Sadly missed by daughter Mrs Jessie Wooters and Family
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Benjamin F. Greenlee
Jessie Wooters
Loving memory of our father Roger E Adams
Adams family memorial note marking the father Roger E Adams who died January 26 1927 twenty two years ago with verses about remembrance and grief signed by his children Hig
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Adams
Roger E. Adams
Hig
Organ Recital at First Church Monday Evening
A church recital features Dr Maitland with a varied program including Psalm XIX, Marcello, Bach, Grieg, Liszt and more. Tickets are sold by Rev French, Mrs Rue, or choir members. seating is limited and attendees may be turned away.
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Maitland
Benedetto Marcello
Alex Guilmant
Bach
Edvard Grieg
C. M. Victor
Easthope Martin
Mendelssohn
St. Anne de Beaupre
Alex
Russel Liebestraum
Franz Liszt
Mark
R. F. Maitland
J. E. French
G. H. Rue
Peoples Bank of Denton Declares Fifty Percent Stock Dividend
The Peoples Bank of Denton declares a stock dividend of fifty percent. Earnings have grown consistently over the past decade, enabling a significant increase in basic capital.
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Peoples Bank OF
Denton
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Caroline County
The
Journal Today
Memoriam
Homemakers
Scorner
Albanus Phillips
James Eveland and Son
Ww. L. Pet
Milford Blue Hens
Denton Bobcats
Cecilton Ducks
Ernest G.cooper
Romind
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
Elsie Billmeier
Hampshires
MT. Ararat Farms
Port Deposit
ATS
Ares
Denton, MD
Life Underwriter
Denton National Bank
Federal Reserve
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