Nuclear power growth by private utilities and research
Private enterprise began nuclear power development in 1954. In four years utilities pursued 15 plant projects with over 500 million dollars invested, three plants operating, six under construction, and six in planning. Additionally 12 research programs aim at future plants. By late date 123 utilities partake in 27 projects, with ongoing scientific and economic questions about safe reactors and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hoover Warns on Communism Threat and Crime Costs
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover warns at an American Bar Association meeting that world communism poses a grave threat to the free world. He cites treaties broken by the Soviet Union, spies at work in the United States, and a crime cost of 22 billion dollars annually while urging law and order over excessive rights for criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
American Bar Association
Los Angeles
Hoover
Soviet Union
United States
Communist Party
Circles of St Pauls Methodist meet in Greensboro
Circles 1 through 5 led by Mrs. Bill brough Ebling Weaver Weer and Dean met at homes with co-hostesses as part of a Greensboro WSCS gathering. Numerous social visits and weekend activities followed, naming many residents and guests across Delaware Maryland and Pennsylvania. Betty Ellen Purnal Deans daughter won second place in a Western Shore Farm Bureau Talent Fund Contest in Baltimore.
Weekend Visitors and Dinner Guests Travel in State News
Mr. Robert Draper and sons Wayne and Johnny with Bobbie Shorts visited Fairfield Virginia. They were joined home by Mrs. Draper and Betty Lou who stayed there last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Williams and Donnie Williams of Smyrna plus Miss Pauline Wilson of Dover dined Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller. Mrs. Harry Smith of Milton visits the Williams family this week. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lingner and children of Baltimore spent Sunday with Earl and Mrs. Korrrumphs. Greta Brown of Bridgeville and Ada Jo Lewis of Exmore spent the weekend with Betty Ellen Dean.
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Roy Dorsett
New York State
Sarah Jacobs
Oscar Bernard
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Nelson Bishop
Ralph Palmer
Seaford
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Harvey Shockley
Cumberland
George Dittmar
Union
N. J
Joseph Dittmar
Grovie Richards
Smyrna
Katie Webber
Franklin Starkey
Dover
William Stoops, Jr
Richard
Lorraine Martin
Irene Puleski
Eddystone
Edward Dill
Bessie Stevenson
Harrington
Clara Seward
Lawrence Jones
Frank Asilton
Mervin Cole
H. M
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
Cole
Howard Cole
Purnal Dean
Betty Ellen
Baltimore
Western Shore Farm Bureau
Sheraton-Belvedere Hotel
Robert Draper
Wayne
Johnny
Bobbie Shorts
Fairfield
Draper
Betty Lou
Ollie Williams
Donnie Williams
Pauline Wilson
Charles Miller
Harry Smith
Milton
Harry Williams
Francis Lingner
Community notes of visits and events in Hobbs area
A long list of social calls visits and hold events in Hobbs and nearby towns. Activities include hospital calls at Jarvis Nursing Home and Country Rest Home, Halloween masquerade at the Community House, dinners and family visits among the Hilliards, Al lens, Thomases, Towers, Tripp, Maloney, Adams, Reed, Wright, Stafford, Porter, Davis, Lord, and other local residents. Several weddings anniversaries and a firemen’s supper are noted along with multiple guests from Denton Dover Easton and Milford.
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W. G. Holbrook
James P. Hilliard
Jarvis Nursing Home
B. B. Allen
J. R. Ricards
Denton
Gertrude Tripp
L. H. Thomas
Sonny Maloney
Paul Maloney
T. J. Turkington
F. E. Adams
WSCS
Buddy Pippin
T. H. Towers
Roland Towers
May Wright
Wesley Stafford
Clarence Porter, Jr
Wayne
Clarence Porter
George Kregg
Margo
Neil Edgell
Seaford
L. Hopkins Thomas
Tommy Lee
Easton
Chas. Davis
Lisa
Brooks Wheatley
Bridgeville
Russell
Feddie Willis
Catherine Corkell
James C. Nardesty
Greenwood
J. P. Hilliard
Felton
Joshua Porter
Elwood Reed
Brooks
Preston social notes and regional visits lead weekend activity
The Monday bridge club gathered with Mrs. H B Plummer while multiple residents headed to New York and Baltimore for visits. Local groups hosted events including a WSCS luncheon, an indoor carnival, and a Community Club meeting at homes in Preston and nearby towns.
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Monday Bridge Club
H. B. Plummer
A. F. Sisk
Barbara
New York
Nell Christopher
Joan Henning
Baltimore
Lee Noble
Milbourne Cannon
Peter de Wilde
John H. Claggett
Forestville
Wm. Duggan
Frederick
Maple Ave
J. Frank Patchett
Ruth Garey
Creighton Carmine
Marie Douglas
H. M. Hollis
Harundale
WSCS
Bethesda
Inez Noble
J. L. Gallagher
Eastern Shore Federation of Women’s Clubs
St. Mark’s Church
Easton
Kay Noble
Sanda Messick
Washington
Raymond L. Messick
Burrsville Homecoming at Wesley Church on Sunday
Homecoming service held at Wesley Church in Burrsville on Sunday with special choir music led by Ronnie Jester and Rev and Mrs Liddi.
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Wesley Church
Ronnie Jester
Liddi
Family visits and birthday celebration notes
Land's parents in Philadelphia Mrs Edna Adams returned home after weeks with her sister in New Jersey Mrs Marie Bailey spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Marian Robinson son Mr and Mrs Emory Williamson and daughter spent Sunday with the Johnson sisters Mrs Marian Robinson spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs George Wheatley Mrs Mary Closson and Marian Robinson helped celebrate Mrs Nellie's birthday on Monday
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Land’s
Philadelphia
Edna Adams
New Jersey
Marie Bailey
Marian Robinson
Emory Williamson
Johnson Sisters
George Wheatley
Mary Closson
Mrs
Nellie
Advertising as Merchandising News Winged by Flavor
Advertising is treated as merchandising news where success hinges on its news flavor. The note argues that ads must carry timely, market-relevant content to engage readers and drive action, blending sales with credible reportage.
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Marys County
Caroline County
National Editorial Association
Greensboro
Ethel Thornton
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Elva Bilbrough
Lilian Cade
Margaret Dobson
Ethel Ebling
Elsie Edwards
Fannie Blackburn
Lulu Weaver
Evelyn Scott
Frances Carrow
Alberta Weer
Alma Rawlings
Cora Porter
Circle 5
Frances Dean
Marie Weaver
Jane Cohee
Weston
Bonnie Hastings
Detria Wright
Susie Deaner
Pam
Lynne Cohee
Pauline Kenton
Cora Monroe
Kevin Nashold
Alden Bash
Ray
Oscar Nichols
Charles Nichols
Florida
Linwood Horseman
Little Daughter
Millsboro
Del
Charles Rich
Willie Harris
Ed. Andrews
Walter Covington
William Pinder
Wspaperaachive
Douglas
Sharon
Bosley Bolt
Robert Hastings
William West
Hobbs
E. H. Thomas
Penton
Omro Todd
Norman Outten
Henry Stafford
Robert Stafford
Brown Thawley
Milford
Valley Forge
Brownie
Military Academy
Dunworth Welch
Harington
Charles Welch
Carroll Caldwell
Preston
Community Club
Edna Carmine
Burrsville
Federalsburg
Rfd 2
William Dennis
Francis E. Yeoman
Nationwide Insurance Auto, Fire and Life Phone
Denton, Md
Prestone - Zerone
F. A. Yeates
Betheline-Sinclair Lubrication
J. Virgil Moore
Charles V. Moore
Perior Laundry Service
the Denton
The
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Commercial, Savings, Trusts
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