Summit trap or peace lure in Khrushchev era
Clinton Davidson critiques Khrushchev's Summit bid as a master propaganda move aimed at peace while masking expansionist aims. He warns Washington faces a repeat of Munich era deception with Hitler parallels, urging vigilance as history risks repeating itself. The piece contrasts Soviet tactics with Western credulity and warns of a costly shirt losing outcome.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
U.S
Dulles
Khrushchev
Russia
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
League of Nations
United Nations
Munich
Neville Chamberlain
Europe
Local Social Notes From Andrewville And Surroundings
Mr and Mrs Geo E Wilson spent last week with her mother Mrs T H Towers and left for Michigan last Saturday morning. Mrs Redmond Long and Mrs Paul Stafford with children visited Mrs Frank Willoughby and family Tuesday. Mr and Mrs L Hopkins Thomas were Saturday guests of his parents. Mrs Clara Stafford has served as companion nurse to Mrs Frances Bennett. The Wm Collins and Sharon visited Mr and Mrs Roland Towers. Mrs Lewis Butler stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs Elmer Butler. The Thomases visited Norman Butler in Andrewville. Butler family recently returned from Florida after over four months away. Eddie Willis and Peggy visited Mr and Mrs Jimmy Corkell last Friday evening. Chas E Lister returned home to Camden Delaware after surgery in Baltimore. Carolee Hastings of Laurel spent weekend with Elmer Butler family. Mrs Nelson Henry and Mrs Gee with EF Wilson and Mrs Roland Towers planned a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs T H Towers last Friday evening. She received many cards and gifts and the family enjoyed the gathering. Mrs Lewis Butler spent weekend with Marvin Butler family in Tuckahoe Neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Wilson
T. H. Towers
Michigan
Redmond Long
Paul Stafford
Frank Willoughby
L. Hopkins Thomas
L. H. Thomas
Clara Stafford
Frances Bennett
Eddie Willis
Peggy
Jimmy Corkell
Chas. E. Lister
University Hospital
Baltimore
Camden
Del
Carolee Hastings
Laurel
Elmer Butler
Nelson Henry
Gee
EF. Wilson
Roland
Towers
Lewis Butler
Marvin Butler
Tuckahoe Neck
Owspapera
Local social notes from Greenwood and neighboring towns
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Luff Jr visited Mrs Willis in Greenwood Saturday. Elmer Butler, Kenneth and Ann visited Burrsville friends Friday. Mrs. Carlton Seward and Mrs. Nelson Bishop visited Fred Seward in Ridgely Friday. J E Lister visited son Chas E Lister in Camden Del. Elmer Butler and family visited Russell Stevens in Burrsville Sunday.
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Clinton Luff, Jr
Greenwood
Eddie Willis
Elmer Butler
Kenneth
Ann
Burrsville
Carlton Seward
Nelson Bishop
Fred Seward
Ridgely
J. E. Lister
Chas. E. Lister
Camden
Del
Russell Stevens
Adams' Cross Roads in Federalsburg notes visits
Marian Robinson reports from Federalsburg RFD 2 Ma. phone Greenwood 4367. Mrs. Ray Trivitts and daughter visited her mother here. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Adams and Mrs. Edna Adams were in Dover shop pers on Friday.
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Marian Robinson
Federalsburg
RFD
Greenwood
Ray Trivitts
Horace Adams
Edna Adams
Dover
Dennis Family Weekend Activities in Wilmington Area
Mrs Wm Dennis and daughters and mother spent Thursday in Wilmington. Miss Bernice Adams and Althea Adams of Wilmington spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs George Wheatley. Mrs Edna Adams joined the Wheatley family on Saturday and Sunday. Minnie Adams of Wilmington visiting Marian Robinson and Virginia Lee Dennis. Mr and Mrs Wm Dennis of Philadelphia visited the Wm Dennis family of Seaford over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Wm Mutter of Dover spent Saturday with their daughters and family here. The little Dennis girls of Seaford spent Tuesday through Saturday with their grandparents.
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Wm. Dennis
Wilmington
Bernice Adams
Althea Adams
George Wheatley
Edna Adams
Wheatley
Minnie Adams
Marian Robinson
Virginia Lee Dennis
Philadelphia
Seaford
Wm. Mutter
Dover
Dennis Girls
Dixon Family Visit From Sykesville Md Arrives Saturday
Mr and Mrs Oscar Dixon and their daughter from Sykesville Maryland visited Mr and Mrs Fred Lewis last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Dixon
Mrs. Dixon
Sykesville, Md
Fred Lewis
Local Social Notes Highlight Warrington Visit and Hospital News
Mrs. Hf A Porter remains ill but slightly improved. Henry Stafford and the Austine Stafford couples joined Mr. and Mrs. James Stafford of Warrington for a Sunday visit. Wesley Church women’s social club was hosted by Miss Pauline Hopkins at the Community House last Thursday. Harold Topkins of Chester Pa visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hopkins, over the weekend. Sara Thawley, student nurse in Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Houston Thawley. Mrs. Manuel Buarque and daughter from Vienna Md. stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welch for a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hf. A. Porter
Tlenry Stafford
Austine Stafford
James Stafford
Warrington
Wscs
Wesley Church
Pauline Hopkins
Harold Topkins
Chester
Howard Hopkins
Sara Thawley
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Houston Thawley
Manuel Buarque
Vienna
Charles Welch
H. A. Porter
Broiler Production More Than Doubled In 7 Years
U S broiler production since 1950 has more than doubled and reached slightly over 1.4 million birds last year. Per capita consumption rose to 16.7 pounds in 1956, up from 1954–55. Maryland ranks among the top ten states contributing about 70 percent of U S output.
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U. S
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Wade H. Rice
University of
You Can't Buy Experience But You Can Vote for IP Renominate
A call to vote to renominate IP highlights leadership continuity and policy focus. Supporters urge voters to back incumbents to sustain experience, governance, and strategic direction amid ongoing initiatives.
ORLAND B BLADES PDP Maryland House Candidate 1951 52
ORLAND B BLADES ran in the Democratic primary for the Maryland House of Delegates on May 20 1951 52. He held roles in Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries Banking Insurance Social Security Agriculture Natural Resources with leadership posts including Chairman Civilian Defense 1955 56 57 and Chairman Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries. He was named a model Maryland Legislator by the Baltimore Sun in 1955.
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Orland B. Blades
House of Delegates
Chesapeake Bay & Tributaries
Banking
Insurance
Agriculture & Natural Resources
Veterans Militia & State Police
Ways and Means
Civilian Defense
Maryland
The
Baltimore Sun
Senate
Judicial Proceedings
Legislative Council
Board of Parole and Probation
Green Commission
Southern Governors’ Conference
Southern Regional Education Board
Maryland extension poultryman discussion on contracts and integration
The report lists Georgia Arkansas North Carolina Alabama Texas Delaware Mississippi Virginia and Maine as producing areas. It explains risk sharing through varied contracts that guarantee growers a return, with payment methods including flat per thousand bird guarantees, profit shares, fixed per bird prices, or market based flexible sums. Most contracts involve feed dealers as financiers and many operations trend toward vertical integration, though fully integrated firms remain rare.
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Maryland
USDA
Local readers urged to guard against selfish civic harm
A brief civic note reflects on individuals in every community who pursue personal gain at the expense of public respect, urging vigilance against greed and promoting shared responsibility.
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Denton, Maryland
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New Jersey
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