Head and Shoulders Stand Out for FBI's Trusted Record
Editorial lauds J Edgar Hoover era and FBI stewardship. It highlights 1958 results with 96.8 percent conviction rate and over 132 million dollars recovered against 105.5 million appropriated, praising morale, budgeting, and administrative discipline as reasons for public confidence.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hoover
Congress
Let's Stop Trying to Legislate Farm Income
A Reader's Digest May article by John Strohm criticizes federal farm programs as failures and urges Congress to revise price policies. It discusses Brannan Plan style schemes and warns direct payments could cost billions, increase production, and keep inefficient farms alive while promising equality of opportunity and less government aid. It also notes social issues from farm poverty and suggests helping two million farming families find better opportunities.
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John Strohm
Reader’s Digest
Strohm
Fred H. Wiegmann
Louisiana State University
Community Visitors Over Weekend Across Town
Grace Vernon Smith notes a flurry of Sunday calls and weekend visits around Bridgeville Timonium Easton Dover Newark and surrounding areas. Families including Messicks Simmons Sculleys Benningtons and Ruth Harrison gather for Mother's Day events and dinners.
Preston area church conference and community notices
The Annual Conference opened at Bethesda Church Salisbury with Rev. John A. Irwin set to depart for Millsboro Delaware after the meeting. Community events include bridge clubs, a May Day program at Preston School led by May Queen Peggy Wharton, and engagements such as Charlotte Anne Cannon to Lawrence Fletcher Simmons. Local social visits and dinners round out the week.
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Bethesda Church
Salisbury
John A. Irwin
Bethesda Methodist Church
Preston
Millsboro
Del
H. B. Plummer
H. M. Hollis
Lee Noble
Creighton Carmine
Cornelia Cannon
Wm. Cannon
Lloyd Cannon
Robert Stanton
Main St
Lloyd P. Cannon
Charlotte Anne
Lawrence Fletcher Simmons
East New Market
Preston School
Peggy Wharton
Earl Roberts
Dorothy Hall
Baltimore
Virgil Hall
Edith Noble
Fred Noble
Jacksonville
Fla
Henderson Evans Relatives Visited Baltimore and Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs Fred A Evans visited relatives in Baltimore and Philadelphia for several days last week. Mr and Mrs Ray Turner spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Virgil Turner in Chestertown. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Clough of Wyoming Delaware and Miss June Weaver of Greensboro were guests of Mr and Mrs
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Fred A. Evans
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Ray Turner
Virgil Turner
Chestertown
Roscoe Clough
Wyoming
Del
June Weaver
Greensboro
Local Social Notes From Dover and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Harold Overfield of Dover celebrate a Sunday event while Walter Ik Kusmaul of Philadelphia visits his mother Mrs Rose Kusmaul. Adams Cross Roads hosts and Wilmington visitors are named A weekend with Darlene Johnson near Cannons and a May stay for Nancy Lee in New York City. The Smithville Club plans a meeting with Mrs Dorothy Breeding on May 20 at 1 30 pm. Earle Robinson family and granddaughter visit Johnnie Cannon and Mrs Grace Horsey Sunday evening.
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C. FE. Terwilliger
Wallkill
N. Y
Ord K. Raleigh
Wm. R. Jones
Timonium
Thomas W. Jones
A. B. Hansen
Dover
Paul W. Hoffman
Mariam Kinard
Kenneth Blunt
Easton
Rumsey Mullikin
Jake Kramer
Bellwood
Charles Cherry
Douglas Bennington
Kenneth Bennington
Michael
Denton
Lansing Bennington
Larry
Alan Bennington
H. C. Bennington
Cora Bestpitch
Hurlock
Sadie Wroten
Williamsburg
Edward Denise
William Lindeman
Winford Bailey
Phnix
Wm. Lindeman
Joseph Leonard
Salisbury
C. W. Guthrie
R. E. Fountain
Margaret Swing
Elizabeth Wilson
Newport
Del
Niewsraprrergki
Fred Friedel
Ingleside
Irving Blockston
Wilmington
Amelia Blockston
George Hessy
Queen Anne
John Jackson
Baltimore
Leelan Jackson
Earle Flannigan
Beach Haven
Eugene A. Arnold
Atlanta, Ga
I. T. Saulsbury
J. A. Viverette
John
Fenwick Island
Harvey M. Porter
F. L. Slaughter
A. Lofl
Slaughter
Debbie
Frank
Town
Richard A. Yost
Harold P. Brown
Hal
Houston
John M. Saulsbury
Nola Sipple
Greensboro
Paul Poore
Upper Darby
Wm. Wothers
Felton
Joan Gottwall
James Dunn
Fred Frank
Memorial Hospital
George Walls
B. M. Wilkinson
Leslie Lewis
Fort Lee
N. J
N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Tilghman Rash
Tilghman Rash, Jr
T. A. Montague
George A. Montague
Wilmington Manor Gardens
New Castle
G. M. Bachman
Gordy Estates
Wm. A. Palmer and Sons
H. L Melvin
Edwin Dil and Son
Rising Sun
Clayton Stubbs
Walter Wessel
Dora B. Melvin
Catherine Melvin
Walter Ik Kusmaul
Philadelphia
Rose Kusmaul
Smithville Club
Dorothy Breeding
Earle Robinson
Johnnie Cannon
Grace Horsey
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Market Street
Maryland
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Brookhaven
Mattie Brumbaugh
Richard Blackburn
Lester Lawton
Ridgely Grace Vernon Smith
Charles Messick
Edith Melson
Bridgeville
Ray Simmons
McKee’s Rocks
Wm. Sculley
Newark
Dudley Price
Linwood
James Sculley
Norman Wilson
Davis Wilson
Clinton Stoops
Miss Connie
Clinton Davis Stoops
Beatrice Bower
Snow Hill
Mrs
Edward McPherson
J. Millard Tawes
Baltimore Oriole
Paul E. Burke
Maryland Traffic Safety Commission
Leo J. McCormick
William Anthony
State Department of Education
Lucien F. Peters, Jr
Baltimore County
Community Club
Edna Carmine
Roy Medford
James Richard
Camden
J. Norman Stubbs
Caroline Co
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Henderson
S. Catherine Melvin
Harold Overfield
Marian Robinson
Federalsburg
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Greenwood
Francis McBride
Edna Adams
Darlene Johnson
Cannons
Carteret
Nancy Lee
New York City
Mrs. Allen Dickerson
Sharptown
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Cohee’s Store
J. Wilson
Winnie Cohee
Oldsmobile
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