A LONG WAIT On free enterprise and Russia’s consumer goods
The piece argues that mixed economies deliver abundance through competition while state control under Soviet leadership delays consumer goods. It cites Malenkov’s 1953 pledge and Bulganin’s shift to heavy industry, warning that high state control prolongs shortages and questions reliance on free enterprise.
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Russia
Malenkov
United Press
Bulganin
Lifeline of Transportation for National Security
Major General John M. Franklin argues that massive retaliation needs more than weapons. He says improved railroad facilities highways airport and airplane development and modern ships are vital to national security. Ocean transport remains a lifeline between front lines and production as Communist pressure grows.
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John M. Franklin
United States Lines Company
Free World
Tractors for Turkey first locally produced machines
In Ankara a farm tractor rolled off the assembly line marking the first domestically produced tractor in Turkey. Built by an American maker with Turkish partners, the factory will reach 1,000 units this year and up to 5,000 annually, boosting Turkey’s manufacturing and rural employment while reducing import dependence. The piece notes mechanization as essential for feeding and land conservation.
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Ankara
Turkey
Soviet Russia
Greensboro Social Page Notes and Gatherings
Mrs Ethel Thornton and local families visited the Morrises and Skinners in Centreville and Harrington. Bake sale at Carter Building hosted by Circle No 3. Airmen Spicher and Gassman from Dover Air Base attended recruit graduation at Bainbridge. Funeral attendees for Wilmer Webber from out of town. Dozens of locally listed visitors, hospital transfer of Ruthanne Kenton, and multiple house guests spanning Greensboro and nearby towns.
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Joseph Morris
Centreville
Morris Skinner
Harrington
Thomas Morris
Carter Building
Main St
Circle No. 3
Douglas Spicher
W. J. Gassman
Dover Air Base
Preston Spicher
Naval Training Centre
Bainbridge
R. Irving Dover
Lawrence Schwartz
Wilmer Webber
Out of Town
Charles Rash
Woodside
Charlie Haass
Smyrna
Charlie Williams
Dover
Rose Carey
Claude Bernham
Milton
Layton Mackey
Wilmington
Robert Mackey
Georgetown
Grovie Richards
Wyoming
Jesse Mackey
William Newendorf
New York
Webber
Emma Mae Wyatt
Louise Price
Bryan
Baltimore
Dover and Wilmington Visitors Highlight Local Social Notes
Dover and Wilmington residents are listed visiting relatives and attending events. Notable names include Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Porter, Mrs. Velma P. Kerns and daughter Ann, Mrs. Marvin Caplinger, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Whinnamon. The Greensboro Women’s Auxiliary met in Goldsboro, with plans for a March 26 banquet at the firehouse. Several families hosted out-of-town guests from Philadelphia, Newark, Chester, Prince Frederick, and Wilminton, with trips to Valley Forge and New York events mentioned.
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Fred Jarvis
Walter Dean
Mae Daisey
Betty Williams
Nancy
Chester
William Ireland
Chestertown
Mary Dean
Lacey Draper
Town
James Moser
Mitchell, Va
B. C. Beckham
William Stoops, Jr
William Bailey
Lewis Moltz
Baltimore
Harry Karcher
Edward Thomas
Wilmington
Harry Cynder
Woodside
Fannie Shields
Denton
Ida Shields
George Edwards
Clayton Porter
Emma Thawley
Dover
Velma P. Kerns
Ann
Harry Whinnamon
Philadelphia
Greensboro
William Morgan
Newark
Del
Alfred Blackburn
Homer Stuirt
W. J. Fisher
Sc. R. Hardesty
Hance
Prince Frederick
Dorothy Swann
Georgia Swann
James W. Smith
Bobby Gray
Valley Forge
Jane Ingersoll
Statler Hotel
New York
Bird Club To Meet Here Monday At Health Center
The Caroline County Bird Club will hold its March meeting at the County Health Center in Denton on the 28th at 8 p.m.
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Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Denton
Maryland
Caroline County
National Editorial Association de Os
Bird Club
County Health Center
Group Abroad Nature Study Program Planned
A program of interesting experiences from a group abroad is planned for discussion on Nature Study and Conservation. It offers an opportunity for all to join in the discussion and invites public participation.
Card of Thanks for Lawrence Schrieber
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness during his illness and bereavement. Grateful for cards flowers and car use from St Elizabeths Church Denton St Benedicts Ridgely Denton Garment Factory Greensboro Elks Lodge Easton and others. Signed Kathryn Josephine Kathryn Larry and Anna Marie Schrieber.
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Lawrence Schrieber
St. Elizabeth’s Church of
Denton
St. Benedict’s of
Ridgely
Denton Garment Factory Employees of
Greensboro
Elks Lodge of Easton
Merchants of
Kathryn Schrieber
Josephine, Kathryn, Larry and
Anna Marie Schrieber
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Ruthanne Kenton
Memorial Hospital
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Kay Monroe
Robert Gibson
Goldsboro
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George Neal
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Thad Berry
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Judy Taylor
W. M. Hugg, Jr
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Lawrence Sipple
Claude Griffiths
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