Trade forecast sees US exports top fifty billion by 1975
Report No 11 predicts America's foreign trade will reach $50 billion by 1975. C Clifford Stark of McGraw Hill says growth will occur in Western Hemisphere Africa Middle East and Australia while Europe and Far East markets remain open. In 1953 exports to all countries were $16.5 billion as underdeveloped areas industrialize demand for consumer goods rises aiding overall U S prosperity.
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America
C. Clifford Stark
McGraw-Hill International Corporation
Western Hemisphere
Africa
Middle East
Australia
Europe
Far East
Service Shorts Highlight 1st Division in Germany and Cpl Thomas in Japan
Cpl Robert W. Allen of Marydel is a pioneer specialist in Company D of the 1st Engineer Battalion with the Big Red 1 in Germany training for field operations. Cpl William E. Thomas of Preston, in IX Corps Japan, earned the Good Conduct Medal for exemplary conduct and service, with UN and Korean Service Ribbons.
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Germany
Robert W. Allen
Louise
Clarence Allen
Marydel
Europe
Corporal Allen
Army
Fort Leonard Wood
IX Corps
Japan
William E. Thomas
Phillip W. Thomas
Preston
Thomas
58Th Engineer Company
Health at Home Through TB Recovery and Support
Millions face chronic tuberculosis at home as modern treatments allow earlier discharge. While drugs reduce contagion, rest and a calm home environment are crucial. Doctors, nurses, social agencies, and local TB associations provide guidance to speed healing and support families navigating home care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuberculosis Association
Dentonia Free Show Planned for 4-H Clubbers
The Negro Home Demonstration Agent secured Den tonia Theatre owner Sam Mel lits to screen films free for county 4-H Clubbers on March 8 at 1 pm. Lockerman High School 4-H girls will receive an official excusal from Mr. J P Hammond to attend, with all 4-H leaders and out-of-school youth invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Mellits
Dentonia Theatre
Lockerman High School
J. P. Hammond
Maryland Secretary seeks review of wheat surplus crisis
Secretary Ezra Taft Benson has asked the National Agricultural Advisory Commission to study the wheat surplus and related problems. Maryland ASC Chair George B. Reeves notes a record 1.872 billion bushels on hand and a two year domestic plus export need at current disappearance rates. The national wheat allotment is cut to 55 million acres, a reduction of about 293 million from 1953, creating serious farmer operating challenges. He also calls for further Department of Agriculture exploratory work to improve the overall wheat outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Taft Benson
National Agricultural Advisory Commission
George B. Reeves
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Benson
Reeves
Maryland Asc
United States
Advisory Commission
Department of Agriculture
County 4 H Club Week Activity Invitation
Four H members are invited to attend an event celebrating National 4-H Week. Special thanks are extended to Mr. Mellits and Mr. Hammond for making the activity possible.
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Mr. Mellits
Mr. Hammond
How to Enjoy Every Day of the Year
A Baltimore American feature introduces a physician’s method for a full year lived without illness fear fatigue or nervous tension. The March 6 issue of The American Weekly Baltimore Sunday American presents this informative series in color gravure.
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American Weekly
Eoolorgravure
Baltimore Sunday American
Question of Doing vs Explaining Why We Procrastinate
A reflective piece explores why people find it easier to instruct others than to perform tasks themselves. It discusses psychology, motivation, and the gap between intention and action, highlighting common self-deception and habit patterns that hinder personal follow-through.
Marydel community notices and weekend visits
Mr and Mrs Elvin Phillips enjoyed a weekend with daughter and family including grandaughter Betty Ann Goodfellow of New Jersey. Several residents and guests were listed visiting hospitals, attending meetings, or traveling. National and local groups held events with plans for upcoming church and civic meetings.
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Elvin Phillips
Mrs
Howard Goodfellow
New Little
Betty Ann Goodfellow
New Jersey
Tomatoes Bring $5 Million To Our State Farmers
Maryland farmers earned over 5 million dollars last year from tomato production. L M Goodwin of the American Can Company notes more than 100 thousand tons were grown, with about 97 thousand tons canned and 3 thousand sold fresh, on roughly 16 thousand acres.
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Maryland
L. M. Goodwin
American Can Company
Goodwin
Card of Thanks from Mrs Clem Melaney
I express sincere thanks to neighbors friends and relatives for visits cards and flowers while I was in hospital and after returning home thanks to the WSCS of Hickman Church for the beautiful flowers. Mrs Clem Melaney R D 3 Denton Md.
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WSCS
Hickman Church
Clem Melaney
R. D
Denton
Avalanche Stuns Far Country Cast On Location
Sixty tons of ice crashed down a northern Canadian mountainside during the filming of The Far Country at the Columbia Ice Fields. James Stewart Ruth Roman Corinne Calvet and Walter Brennan led a safe, strategic cast and crew as the dramatic accident mirrored the Yukon gold rush backdrop.
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Dentonia Theatre
Columbia
James Stewart
Ruth Roman
Corinne Calvet
Walter Brennan
John MelIntire
Jay C. Flippen
Henry Morgan
Steve Brodie
Aaron Rosenberg
Anthony Mann
In Memoriam Melvin O Hayman March 4 1951
In sad remembrance of our son and brother Melvin O Hayman who left us March 4 1951. March brings sorrow as we think of the grave four years past. Soft stars glow over the grave we lovingly tend. We did not save him but trust in God who does all things well. Never will we forget you, dear son, living forever in our hearts. Loved and missed by his mother father and brother.
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Covell
George Packer
Downs Chapel
Del
Edgar Harman
Packer
India
F. E. Snow
Alaska
Spain
France
Dover
Miriam Thornton
Frances Cook
Ruth Miller
George Covell
Robert McAllister
Heather Covell
Baltimore
L. A. Covell
Eden
deSolms
Norristown
Covells
H. B. Logan
Wm. E. Stevens
Melvin O. Hayman
God
Melvin
Heavenly Rest
The First Cocktail Begins Hidden Alcoholism Risk
The line notes that initial cocktail drinkers rarely view themselves as likely alcoholics, yet history shows such self-deception can precede ongoing trouble. It warns that early drinking behavior may mask a developing issue rather than prove lack of risk.
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Dentonia
Maryland Farm Front
ASC
Anvil
Frerngam’s Denton
Howard B. Logan
Greensboro
Charles Shewbrook
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Salem
Ohio
Demming
Janet Heather
Philadelphia
Frank
Bridgeville
A. H. Wyatt
John Powell
Wilmington
John Stafford
Charlotte Ruhl
Janice
New York
Otto Meyer
Methodist Church
Walter Burkins
Salem Hospital
Lee Roy Harman
Fort Lewis
Washington
A. L. Harman
J. Seward Dailey
Lions Club
Trappe
R. I. Moore
Emerson Dailey
Seaford
Mary Ross
Mary Sue Ross
Daileys
Memoriam
Cannon Towels
Reg. Price
Price
S & Boys
Denton, Maryland
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