Balance of international payments and American shipping impact
A study by the American University in Washington urges steps to improve the U S balance of payments by favoring U S flag vessels for exports and aid. It explains the difference between balance of payments and balance of trade, and notes deficits averaging about 1 billion annually since 1950 with a spike to 3 6 billion in 1958. It calls for policy shifts to boost American shipping, credits for U S products, and use of U S flag liners to finance and transport aid and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Eisenhower
U. S. Steamship Lines
American University
Washington, D. C
United States
Soviet Union
Committee of American Steamship Lines
United Nations
Community notices from Burrsville area church and families
Local church activities include Sub-District MYF Workshop on race relations at Harmony Church and an upcoming Lord's Supper. The Burrsville Charge fourth quarterly conference is set for Monday evening, February 27. Numerous visits and social events are noted among Adams, Towers, Pippin, Morgan, Butler, Har rington, and related families with travel to Dover, Albuquerque, and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Church
Burrsville
Don Hurst
Diane
Elwood Layton
Sandra
Guy Bailey
Federalsburg
Roland Towers
Robert Pippin
Irvin S. Pippin
J. L. Stevens
Ross Simon
Ridgely
Walter Murphy
Orville G. Morgan
Curtis Andrew
Frank Willoughby
Redmond Long
George Lowe
Rose Merriken
John Ireland
Mildred Cohee
Florida
L. H. Thomas
James H. Wheatley
Dover
Paul Cross
Son
Memorial Hospital
Easton
F. E. Adams
Jack Adams
Virginia
Greensboro society notes and personal visits crop up
Mrs Vernon Blades and Gilbert White families visit, Del. relations gather with Butler, Booth, and Wright households. Bake sale planned for Jan 28 at Butler's Hardware. Local youths host birthdays and civic events while hospital reports note Norma Scott improving and newborn Robert Lee honored. Donations urged for March of Dimes as community notices and updates wrap the week.
Church draws good crowd despite cold morning
Hobbs reports a large attendance at Sunday service and Sunday School after a cold morning. Miss Ellen Butler Miss Ann Butler and Miss Betty Adams of Washington DC visited their parents Mr and Mrs E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen and
Ann Butler
Betty Adams
Washington, D. C
Local society notes and arrangements update
Preston James Gallagher returns from Lima Ohio on business. Joan Gadow begins secretarial role with Radio Television Reports Inc in Washington. 20th Century Club met January 25 at Mrs Edgar Wrightsons to discuss Bring Your Hobbies. Huntington Valley PA visitors Mr and Mrs James Carmine stayed with Mr and Mrs Harry Hollis last week. Carolyn Schmick of Baltimore visited her parents Mr and Mrs Herman Schmick. Mrs Thos L Trice 3rd hosted the Monday bridge club. Caroline Farm Bureau kick off dinner February 2 at Community House with Lawrence Hignatt as membership chair and Associated Women serving. Mr and Mrs Dickson J Greenfield and daughter Adair returned to Sykesville MD after month with Mrs Gallagher. Mrs Lee W Noble left Sunday for Rockville MD to visit son-in-law Mr Michael Redgrave and daughter before going to Arlington VA to visit Mrs William Summerson. Mrs Harold P Klahold was in Baltimore. her husband Mr Harold P Elahold underwent surgery at Maryland University Hospital last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gallagher
Lima
Ohio
Joan Gadow
Radio
Television Reports, Inc
Washington
20Th Century Club
Edgar Wrightson
James Carmine
Huntington Valley
Harry M. Hollis
Carolyn Schmick
Baltimore
Sykesville
Joseph L. Gallagher
Lee W. Noble
Michael Redgrave
Rockville
Noble
Arlington
William Summerson
Harold P. Klahold
Harold P. Elahold
Maryland University Hospital
Ridgely Church Sets Lenten Breakfast and Services
Community notes from Ridgely cover hospital visits in Easton, a birth at Memorial Hospital Easton on January 16, and social visits among Mrs. James Shively Greensboro Mrs. Harry Grubb and others. The Laymen's Lenten Breakfast at Ridgely Methodist Church is slated for February 19 at 7 am with breakfast afterward at the fire hall, as Ash Wednesday February 15 marks Lent and six additional Sunday evening services begin February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Redden
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Karen Covington
Washington
Harry Grubb
Harry Kemp
Trappe
Wayne Brown
Calvin C. Covington
Ridgely Methodist Church
Ridgely
Ridgely Charge Quarters Conference Set for Feb 23
The Ridgely Methodist Church hosts the fourth quarterly conference for the Ridgely Charge on February 23. A covered dish supper begins at 6 30 p m followed by the meeting with district superintendent Rev J Leas Green. Services include hymn singing prayer and discussions of Methodist beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odist Church
Ridgely Charge
Ridgely Methodist Church
J. Leas Green
Social News from Delaware and Surrounding Areas
Henderson and Greenville locals visit Bellefonte Delaware and Baltimore over the weekend. Grover Tharp of Baltimore stays with his parents. Montague visits Dover area friends and relatives. Shivelys host in Goldsboro while Walls family visits Dora B and Catharine Melvin in Dover. Stubbs visits Wilmington. Homemakers Club meets near Marvdel. Baltimore trip for Harry Wolf Thompson and Lorraine Thompson. Oram Griffin returns home from Elkton visit with son’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Gough
Mary Klepacki
Carleton Gooden
Elva Cartwright
Bellefonte
Delaware
Grover Tharp
Baltimore
Grover C. Tharp
T. A. Montague
Wm. A. Palmer and Sons
Dover
Public Speaking Challenge Highlighted by Thoughtful Quote
A brief quote notes that public speaking is easy, but the hard part lies in thinking before speaking. The remark emphasizes preparation and deliberate communication as keys to effective oratory.
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson, SR
Benjamin F. Johnson, JR
Malcolm Melvin
Market Street
Denton
Maryland
Caroline County
Asp Fr
Mer Butler
Mrs
Norman Adams
MYF
Mary McFarland
Ella Harrison
Preston Young Homemakers’ Club
Jean Wright
Jimmie
Brenda Cohee
Lawrence Legates
August Rieck
Charles Sharratt
Freeport
N. Y
Sophie McMahan
Harry Hopkins
New Jersey
Long Island
Norris Cohee
Paul Harrington
Irene Stanley
Fred Quidas
Greensboro
Mrs. Vernon Blades
Gilbert White
Bridgeville
Harold Butler
Lee
Laura Roop
William Roop
Edgar Biles
Kenton
Del
Harry Butler
Clarence Pearson
Mike
J. A. Booth
Seaford
Noble Jarrell, Jr
Goldsboro
Luther Bennett
Tucker Bayne
Dan Hadaway
Newark
Fred Smith
Ed Dean
Thomas Carad
Harrington
Purnal Dean
Carroll Blackburn
Wyoming
Alfred Blackburn
Vernon Blades
Sandy
Lee Wright
Donna Lee
Lynch’s Heights
Butler’s Hardware Store
Roy Breeding
Gilbert Paswaters
Richard Gardner
Raymond Mackey
Elkton
Eleanor
Joan Bishop
Leslie Wyatt
Alden Bash
Cash Lewis
Edgar Barrowman
Wilmington
Greensboro School
Kevin Cohee
Leo Kreigh
George Kreigh
Milford
Leo, Jr
Norma Scott
Lula Hevalow
Philadelphia
Dawson Cohee
Dorsey Harris
Zeth Weaver
Thomas Hughes
Felton
Clinton Edwards
Harlan Edwards
William Kinnamon
Thomas Ober
Dawson Warrington
Roland Ebling
Ernest Warren
Jackie Pritchett
Ernest Dolby
Robert Lee
Elmer Quillen
David Cooper
Sheryl Ann Cole
Hobbs
Preston
Ruth D. Garey
Phone
Oriole
Grace Vernon Smith
N. Davis Wilson
James Shively
Robert B. Phillips
Matthews
Henderson
Catherine Melvin
Donald Shively
Gaylord Durham and Sons
Charles R. Walls and Sons
David and
Michael
Dora B
Clayton Stubbs
Walter Wessell
Homemakers’ Club
Standley Luff
Near Marvdel
Harry Wolf
Roland Thompson
Lorraine Thompson
Oram Griffin
William Griffin
Sunoco
Elzie Horner
Mer
Horner
Sat
Sun
GM Delco
General Motors
Diamond Supply CO
Denton, MD
A Denton
National Bank Automobile Own
Denton National Bank Custom
Denton National Auto
Denton National Automobile
National
Denton, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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